Standings and schedule highlight tense battles in both leagues
United Press International standings show strong showings from Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia in the National League East as San Francisco and Cincinnati lead the West. The American League features Boston New York Milwaukee and Detroit atop their divisions with notable tonight games and several probable pitchers on the slate.
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Surging Yanks Top Twins Behind May Victory
Rudy May pitched seven innings allowing one run and ten strikeouts leading the New York Yankees to a 5-1 win over the Minnesota Twins as they surge in the AL East standings. Roy White had two RBIs and Thurman Munson plus Elliott Maddox added two hits each in a 12-hit attack.
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Dennis Leonard
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Lee Stanton
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Floyd Aims for Philadelphia Jackpot in IVB Golf Classic
Ray Floyd seeks a strong showing at the Philadelphia IVB Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. He boosted confidence with a pro-am win and notes his wife’s Philadelphia ties as he enters the $150,000, 72 hole event with a $30,000 first prize while stars skip the Open. Floyd’s Kemper Open victory last week ends a six year drought.
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Major League Leaders Spotlight in Hitting and Pitching
Top batting and fielding leaders listed by league with key names including Morgan Griffey and Lynn across American and National Leagues. Highlights include Bench Luzinski Schmidt Bonds Horton and Sutton Ryan Palmer and Kaat among pitchers.
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