Major League Baseball standings and schedule snapshot
American League East shows Baltimore leading with 38 wins and 21 losses followed by Boston New York Cleveland Washington in pursuit. West division features Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Milwaukee Chicago with upcoming games listed including Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore California Kansas City Oakland Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota. Results recap include Baltimore 3 New York 1 Kansas City 5 California 0 Detroit 4 Cleveland 3 Minnesota 7 Chicago 6 in 11 innings. Friday night matchups cover Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore California Kansas City Oakland Milwaukee Chicago Minnesota. Sunday slate lists Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore California Kansas City Oakland Milwaukee and other interleague games.
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Kessinger triples Cubs past Cardinals in 10
Don Kessinger collected six hits to spark the Chicago Cubs to a 7 6 extra inning win over the St Louis Cardinals. Santo drove in the tying and winning runs with key hits as Kessinger tied NL single game record while Stan Musial watched from the press box.
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Hoist The Flag near great victory after vet’s miracle forecast
Hoist The Flag the legendary colt once seen as a future ninth Triple Crown winner may make a remarkable comeback after a severe leg injury ended his racing career. Dr Mark Gerard reports progress with X rays showing 80 to 90 percent healing and plans to remove the cast as recovery continues.
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Twins Rally Past White Sox to Stave Off Cellar Drop
Minnesota wins 7-6 in 11 innings as catcher Mitterwald fuels a four run rally with four hits and a long homer. Perranoski balks but recovers to secure the win, lifting the Twins to a four game streak and keeping pace with a tightened West race.
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Mays Leads NL All Star Balloting In Nineteenth Century Style
Willie Mays tops NL outfield voting with 284 800 votes, 3156 ahead of Hank Aaron, while Johnny Bench leads catchers with 302 053. Bud Harrelson, Maury Wills, and Don Kessinger vie for shortstop, with other leaders McCovey Beckett Torre named at their positions. Voting closes June 30. All Star game set for July 13 in Detroit.
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USC Wins College World Series Title Over SIU
Southern California defeated Southern Illinois 7 to 2 in Omaha to claim its seventh College World Series championship. Rod Dedeaux's Trojans win consecutive titles, with Steve Busby allowing eight hits while USC hitters delivered timely RBI with runners on base.
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