Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights League Totals
National League and American League East and West divisions are listed with team records and games back. Monday results show New York beating St. Louis and other key outcomes. upcoming schedule features doubleheaders and night games across multiple cities including Chicago at Montreal and San Francisco at San Diego.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Bt. Lewis
Wash’n
Phila
Phia
Montreal
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Oakland
Atlanta
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Seattle
San Fran
Houston
Kansas City
San Diego
California
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Holtzman
Renko
Lemaster
Sutton
Ryan
di- Lauro
Carlton
Torrez
Merritt
Jarvis
Jackson
Blass
Marichal
Niekro
Laver Drysdale Clash In Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Rod Laver, favored to win Wimbledon, faced Clif Drysdale in the quarterfinals as Drysdale pursued another upset after beating Laver at Forest Hills and West of England. Arthur Ashe, contending from injury and seeking form, met Bob Lutz in the other quarterfinal.
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Wimbledon
England
Rod Laver
Clif Drysdale
Drysdale
Laver
Forest Hills
N.Y
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Richmond
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Phillies edge Pirates as Allen’s absence looms large
The Phillies won their seventh straight, 4-2, over Pittsburgh behind Mike Ryan and Johnny Briggs. With Richie Allen missing after last week’s New York trip and Johnny Callison on the disabled list, Philadelphia rode Boozer’s ninth inning out of a bases-loaded jam to secure the victory. Briggs added a run and an RBI, while Fryman pitched well in relief. Across MLB, Niekro earned his 13th win for Atlanta, Osteen and McAndrew dominated their games, and the Giants and Mets also won.
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Phillies
Pittsburgh
Mike Ryan
Johnny Briggs
Allen
New York
Phils
Mets
Skinner
Johnny Callison
Pirates
Ryan
Briggs
John Boozer
Woody Fryman
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Claude Osteen
St. Louis
Jim McAndrew
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
San Diego
Fryman
Larry Hisle
Boozer
Willie Stargell
Rick Joseph
Niekro
Braves
Hank Aaron
Niekra
Osteen
Astros
Doug Rader
Marty Martinez
Wes Parker
McAndrew
Joe Torre
Cal Maxvill
Jerry Grote
Art Shamsky
Coco Laboy
Cubs
Ekodie Reed
Chicago
Mike McCormick
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Ron Hunt
Giants
Padres
Mike Fiore
Bob Oliver
Angels
Rick Reichardt
Piniella
Rudy May
Killebrew
RBI
John Rosebore
Rel Carew
Bill Melton
White Sox
Killebrew pace Minnesota and Piniella does Royals win
Harmon Killebrew had three hits and drove in three runs to pace Minnesota past Chicago 7-3 while Lou Piniella drove in both Kansas City runs including a ninth inning homer as the Royals edged California 2-1 Piniella had 35 RBI this season and endears himself to Royals fans in his debut month also featuring Open league softball results and local schedule notes
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Lou Piniella
Kansas City
Piniella
Killebrew
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
California
Washington
Cleveland
Royals
Seattle
Pilots
Rocky Mountain 150 set with veteran drivers lead field
Castle Rock Colorado AP reports top drivers Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser head a strong field for the second annual Rocky Mountain 150 road race at Continental Divide Raceway Sunday. Andretti, 500 winner, and Unser, last week’s Pikes Peak Hill Climb stock car winner, are favorites in the $35,000 event. Also entered are A J Foyt, Gordon John Beck, Art Pollard, Dan Gurney and Roger McCluskey.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
Continental Divide Raceway
Andretti
Unser
Pikes Peak
A. J. Foyt
Gordon John Beck
Art Pollard
Dan Gurney
Roger McCluskey
Industrial league games heat up Musser Park action
Industrial loop softball at Musser Park Monday night featured GPC-Wonder Bread defeating Wonder Bread-Standard Oil 9-8 in nine innings. Davis led GPC with three hits, Riley and Buell added two each, while Kneer and Lee added one. For Wonder Bread, G Anson and Reifert had two each, with Berlin, C Anson, Henderson, Snyder and Koch adding one apiece. Jim Midkiff was the winning pitcher, Snyder took the loss. Carver-Stanley saw B Tobias throw a two hit shutout as Carver-Bandag topped Stanley Consultants. D Meeker and S Goss hit homers for Carver. D Stroh, C Welsch, Meeker each had two hits. Westlake and Payne had Stanley’s two hits. Tobias and C Rhodes were the winning battery. Belton and Mullin the losers. Carver 310 M12 7-41 Stanley 0000000-2
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Lance Williams
Krieger Motors
Jody
Earl Schmidt
Bob Leech
Bob Stockman
Myron Holden
Wayne Schneider
Jody’s
Gary Naber
Paul Noll
Larry Porter
Keith Chapman
Leech
Floyd Frakes
Doug Howell
Krieger
Liberty-Henderson
West Liberty
Henderson
Don Eggenberg
Don Anderson
Mike Berlin
Denny Petersen
Howe
Wachs
Denny Carpenter
Eggenberg
Musser Park
Wonder Bread
Standard Oil
Davis
GPC
Riley
Buell
Kneer
Lee
G. Anson
Reifert
Berlin
C. Anson
Snyder
Koch
Jim Midkiff
Carver-Stanley
B. Tobias
Carver-Bandag
Stanley
Carver
D. Meeker
S. Goss
D. Stroh
C. Welsch
Meeker
Rhodes
R. Kurriger
Tobias
D. McCann
Westlake
Payne
C. Rhodes
Belton
Mullin
R-H Carver
Major League Stars Rally For Narrow Win In Day Baseball
The Associated Press reports Lou Piniella and Roy Als drove in a run each with a sacrifice fly and a two out homer in the ninth to lift the Dodgers 2-1 over California. Claude Osteen blanked Houston through 61 2/3 innings and earned a 7-1 victory with four hits allowed.
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Associated Press
Lou Piniella
Royals
California
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Houston
Astros
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Bill Hotz, JR
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Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
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Iowa
Richard C. Turner
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
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