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Baseball standings and results show the Braves potential deal pressures as the National and American leagues post updated records. Key races include Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati competing in the NL while Minnesota Chicago Cleveland and New York lead the AL. Recent results list Chicago Milwaukee 4 2 San Francisco New York 4 2 Pittsburgh Houston 11 3 Philadelphia 7 3 St Louis 6 4 with several games scheduled today and Friday across both leagues.
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Muskies Beat Hayes 15-5 in six innings inter-city tilt
Muscatine’s Muskies topped Hayes Catholic 15-5 in six innings at Tom Bruner Field to end the first inter-city summer game. Rick Berlin threw a five hitter for Hayes while Muscatine piled runs late to clinch the ten-run rule.
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Kaat Fails to Secure Win as Sleeve Fix Delays Run
Twins ace Jim Kaat, ordered to alter his sweatshirt in the ninth, allowed a leadoff walk and a two-out homer by Max Alvis after the Cleveland delay, losing 2-1. Tebbetts had earlier complained of Kaat's sleeves, mirroring a prior incident this season. Despite the loss, Minnesota remained 2.5 games ahead of Chicago, with several other MLB results noted.
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Minor League scores recap from multiple leagues
In the International League Toledo defeats Syracuse 7 to 2 while Atlanta beats Toronto 7 to 2. Columbus tops Rochester 5 to 2 and Jacksonville defeats Buffalo 4 to 1. Pacific Coast League games see Oklahoma City 6 Spokane 3 and Denver 6 Vancouver 4 with Tacoma 3 Indianapolis 2. Arkansas 7 Portland 6, Salt Lake City 1 Hawaii 0, San Diego 5 Seattle 2.
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Program plans for YM end of winter schedule
Muscatine YMCA suspends regular classes two weeks after winter program ends on Saturday June 12. During the two week period boys through ninth grade may swim one hour daily from 1 to 4 p.m. Family swim will be 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays beginning June 15. Regular summer program starts June 28.
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Mays Seeks Real Day Off Amid Giants Standout Nine-Run Rally
Willie Mays pressed for a true day away from the park after powering the Giants to a 4-2 win over the Mets with three RBIs and his 18th homer. He previously helped beat New York 2-1 as he extended his RBI total to 41 with a clutch eighth-inning single. Franks often rests him, but Mays remains a game changer.
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Major League Stars Power Giants Mets In 4-2 Win
Willie Mays drove in three runs with a single and his 18th homer as the Giants defeat the Mets 4-2. Mel Stottlemyre pitched six hit ball, fanning 11, to lift the Yankees 5-1 over the A’s.
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Eagles Sign Recher From Iowa Center to Join Roster
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of Dave Recher, an offensive center from the University of Iowa, as a free agent. Recher is 21, stands 6 feet 1 inch, and weighs 235 pounds.
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