National League East standings and Tuesday results overview
The National League East shows Chicago leading with 37 wins and New York at 29. Tuesday results feature Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 9 and New York 9 San Francisco 4 among others. Oakland and several minor league scores are listed alongside American League batting and pitching leaders.
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Tag Teams Battle To Draw At Civic Center Arena
The tag match Dandy Jack Donovan and Jerry Brown vs Tarzan Baxter and Tom Jones lasted the full time limit with no falls, ending in a draw. Earlier, Oni Wiki Wiki and Miss Jessica Rogers beat Miss Kay Nobles and Church Karbo in a mixed tag. Nikita Malkovich tapped after five minutes as Sonny the wonder bear won their pairing, while Tony Roman and Nick Adams drew in twenty minutes.
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Softball Roundup in West Monroe League Play
West Monroe ne Softball Midway Finance powered by Hendricks s homer beat First Baptist 4 1 with Hicks winning pitcher. Standard Parts defeated T. T. in a Woman's League game as Leisiermen homered and Smith tripled for the winners. Shaw Oxygen won 12 1 over Carter s Feed in a B League tilt and Highland Baptist routed Emanuel Baptist 17 12 with Sims tripling twice Peterson and Johnson also contributing for the losers.
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Mets extend win streak with 9-4 victory over Giants
New York surged to an 11th straight win as Tommie Agee drove in three with two homers and Don Cardwell pitched eight strong innings to beat the San Francisco Giants 9-4, widening their gap over .500 and staying 6 games behind the Cubs in the NL East race.
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Railsback Ruled Off NCAA Track Rights
UCLA pole vaulter Dick Railsback is ruled ineligible for the NCAA track championships after an early 1968 vault caused a season-ending injury. The NCAA denied a waiver similar to the Pac-8 decision, leaving Railsback with limited college meets and a likely unattainable title bid.
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