May's dramatic homer seals Sox 9 8 win over Angels
Chicago White Sox beat California 9 8 as Carlos May hit a three run homer in the ninth after Richie Allen had tied the game with a second inning long drive. Allen also homered to stake the Sox to a 5 0 lead before Angels rallied.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carlos May
Richie Allen
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
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May
Richie
Allen
Angels
Vada Pinson
Art Kusnyer
Mike Andrews
Bill Melton
Chuck Tanner
Gene Mauch
Sunday and Monday Baseball Standings and Schedule
Sunday results list New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 Pittsburgh lost 1 to 5 Montreal 0 to 3 Cincinnati won 7 to 0 San Diego beat Atlanta 7 to 6 San Francisco 4 to 2 in 10 innings Chicago defeated St. Louis 3 to 2 Houston tied Los Angeles 1 to 1. Monday games show matchups Philadelphia at Montreal Houston at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles and night games. Tuesday schedule includes Philadelphia at Montreal New York at Chicago and other late games across several cities.
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Montreal
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San Diego
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San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Lersch
Torres
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Acosta
McDowell
John
Pittsburg
Baseball Standings And Weekend Results In The American League
The American League standings list Cleveland Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Milwaukee Chicago Oakland Minnesota Texas Kansas City California with varying win totals and percentages. Saturday results include Baltimore routing Milwaukee 6 0 and Cleveland defeating Detroit 2 1, among other scores and upcoming night games across cities.
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Hunter
Gardner Little League Opens Season With Blazing Dodgers Victory
Gardner Little League opened with two league games and a Pee Wee contest at Gardner Grade School. Dodgers crushed Giants 14 to 3 while Mets beat Braves 12 to 2. Dodgers and Braves won 10 to 2 in Pee Wee.
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Dodgers
Giants
Mets
Braves
Don Lenzie
Dean Vigna
Dan Perkins
Mark Sorenson
Doug Ward
Steve Baker
Brian Chapman
Bill Brooks
Chapman
Brooks
Ray Provance
Carly Tyler
David Bexson
Joliet West Clinches Ottawa District Track Crown in Record Mile Relay
Joliet West captured the Ottawa District Track Meet team title with 461 points, edging Ottawa by two percent. West set a district record in the mile relay with 3:26.1, and multiple records fell including high jump by Keith Clements and Ken Kimes of Ottawa at 6 feet 4 inches, plus 180 yard low hurdles by Dave Cross of Joliet West in 19.9 seconds.
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Joliet East
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Myers
Woolford
Bill Nagle
Tom Meling
Dave Kozlowsky
Eastern Illinois University
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J. Holloway
Bock
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Moss
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Joliet Central
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Snyder, McEnery win at Grundy County Speedway feature night
Bill McEnery edged Ed Hoffman by three feet to win the second Friday feature at Grundy County Speedway. John Snyder of Morris led from lap two for his first win of the season as Lyndell Bumgardner claimed second and Lee Schuler took third in a tight 37.5 lap program highlighted by a major early crash in the super six dash.
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Grundy County Speedway
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Niles
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Snyder
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Lockport
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Crete
George Hill
Blue Island
Money
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Chicago
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Dalton
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Addison
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Jones
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Ottawa
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Joliet
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Channahon
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Lyndel Baumgardner
Braceville
al Weinrich
Seneca
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Don Larson
Sheridan
Ken Simmons
Harold Locke
Don Mompers
Mike Jackson
West Chicago
Jim Jackson
Gordon Enerson
Bill Miesner
Mazon
Harold
Odell Edges Seneca In Ninth Inning Thriller
Odell defeated Seneca 6 to 4 in nine innings after Seneca tied the game 4-4 in the seventh. Winning pitcher Jim Rinn and loser Bruce Tendall went the distance as Rinn fanned 13 with one walk on eight hits while Tendall allowed 11 hits with 11 strikeouts and one free pass. Wall led Odell with three singles and Williams homered, with Tendall contributing a double and a single. Seneca falls to 9-5 and faces Mazon next.
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Stangland
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P Steep
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Myre
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Ib Turner
Reardon
Newman
Morris Redskins Rout Plainfield In Dual Golf Meet
Morris Redskins defeated Plainfield 158 to 185 at Morris Country Club led by Jack Errietta 38 and Curt Sampson 39. Jim Palmer 40 and Steve Tibbitts 41 backed the scoring. Plainfield’s McFedres led with 44 as Medina 46 and Block 47 Ahrens 48 supplemented. Redskins JV won 204 to 205 with Larry Grieff 48, Bruce Erickson 49, Brent Hansen 52, Wilhelmi 55 and Boma 55. Redskins visit Marquette today.
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Morris Redskins
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Redskin
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Marquette
Interference call fuels Cubs win over Cardinals protest at Busch
Ted Simmons of the Cardinals was ruled to have impeded Glenn Beckett on a fifth inning double plate attempt, nullifying a run and prompting a protest. Billy Williams added a tie breaking homer and Randy Hundley drove in another as Chicago edged St Louis 3-2 under interference scrutiny.
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Busch Stadium
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