National League East Standings and Weekend Results
National League East standings show teams with winloss records and games back. Saturday results include New York 2 Chicago 1 and Atlanta 7 Cincinnati 2, with other scores from Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Los Angeles San Diego. Sunday results feature Chicago 7 New York 4 and Cincinnati 9 Atlanta 4 among others, followed by Monday wrap and Tuesday schedule notes for Cincinnati Atlanta Philadelphia Houston Montreal Atlanta New York St Louis San Diego Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across American League
American League standings show Baltimore 60-49 and New York 58-50 with Milwaukee 60-51 and Cleveland 58-46 in close division race. Weekend results include New York 10 Milwaukee 0, Texas 3 Boston 0, and Cleveland 6 Detroit 1, with Oakland 1 Minnesota 4 and Baltimore 8 Boston 2 on Sunday. Monday schedules feature Oakland at Baltimore, New York at Kansas City, and Minnesota at Detroit among others with rain affecting some games.
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Steelers Dominate Jets In NFL Exhibition Play
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New York Jets 22 to 3 as Mean Joe Greene led a stifling defense against Jets star Joe Namath. Cowboys QB Roger Staubach suffered a separated shoulder and will miss 2 to 3 months, with Craig Morton stepping in as Dallas beat the Rams 27 to 13. Other exhibition results included San Francisco over Cleveland 20 to 13 and Kansas City beating St Louis 24 to 14.
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Baseball team builder Weiss Dies at age 78
GREENWICH Conn AP George Weiss a longtime architect of championship baseball teams died Sunday at 78 after a period of ill health. As general manager he built strong rosters and shaped the direction of many successful clubs, though he remained largely behind the scenes.
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Yankee and Met executive leans to Hall of Fame
A Muscatine obituary style note recalls a baseball club executive inducted into Cooperstown. He shaped championship teams from 1916 to 1966 in both minor and major leagues, contributing to the success of the New York Yankees and later the Mets.
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