Ump says base-brawl outburst worst ever
The Indians beat the Tigers 7-0 after a ferocious brawl in Cleveland. Ray Fosse was hit by a pitch, ejected with Gomer Hodge, and required stitches. umpire Jim Honochick called it the bloodiest fight in 23 years.
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Baseball Standings and Results Flash Friday to Sunday
A compact recap of the American and National League standings by division with win loss records, then Friday and weekend results. Key figures include Baltimore, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Oakland, Kansas City, Minnesota, California, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Los Angeles, plus matches across cities and upcoming schedule notes.
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Lange secures fourth straight Grand Final win at Port City
Ken Lange dominated Muscatine Port City motorcycle short track Friday night, overtaking Randy Phillippe after five laps and winning the Grand Final with a wheelie finish. The program lists multiple heat and final results across classes, including 128cc and Open divisions, plus softball news from Kent Stein Park and local league standings.
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Oaks Pitcher Hurls a Shutout in Iowa Series Split
DES MOINES Iowa Jim Panther held Des Moines to six hits as the To w Oaks blanked the Oaks 6-0 in six innings of the American Association contest Friday night. Iowa’s Greg Schubert and Dwain Anderson drove in two runs each while Bobby Brooks doubled in the opening frame. Pat Osburn was charged with the loss.
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NCAA track leaders eye third title as Mann and Liquori surge
Ralph Mann of BYU qualified in 50.5 seconds as he chases a third straight 440 hurdles title and BYU stays in contention for the team crown with Oregon and Kansas. Marty Liquori of Villanova rests with his mile bid, while Karl Salb of Kansas claims the shot put. UCLA faces baton pass miscue but remains in the team-title race as the meet heads into final day.
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Pirates and Giants clash as bats heat up in NL action
Pirates beat Expos 9-8 in 11 innings after John Bateman’s grand slam and Dave Cash and Richie Hebner homer late. Giants top Padres 9-5 on Barton's grand slam. Dodgers win as May drives in three. Mets, Reds, Cubs also post victories in a busy NL night.
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Palmer and Nicklaus in limelight at U S Open
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus dominated attention at Merion as they traded words over pin placements while a outsider led after 36 holes. The 71st U S Open saw Palmer shoot 63 to climb, with Nicklaus defending Merion’s tough setup amid debate over course difficulty.
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