Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Highlight Action
American League standings show Detroit leading with 44 wins and Cleveland at 38. Results include Cleveland 2-1 Detroit and Minnesota 6 New York 3. Tonight's games feature Detroit at Cleveland and Oakland at California among various minor and senior division matchups. Rene Barrientos defeated Antonio Amaya by points in Manila in weekend boxing action.
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McCovey’s 2 Tape Measure HRs Spark Giants at Forbes Field
Willie McCovey belted two long home runs as San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 2-1 at Forbes Field. McCovey’s first homer reached the 86-foot roof in right field. Juan Marichal earned his 14th victory, while Manny Mota extended his hitting streak for the Pirates.
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Tracew ski's three run homer lifts Tigers over Indians
Detroit gains 4 1 lead in AL with Dick Tracew ski delivering a three run shot in the second game of Sunday doubleheader after Luis Tiant blanks them 3-0 in the opener. Sparma holds Indians to secure 4 1 win and keep Detroit atop the standings.
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Winners Named At Muscatine Municipal Golf Course Opening
Winners named in Peoria handicap tourney during the official Muscatine municipal golf course opening. Mayor Burns officiated ribbon cutting while city officials and golf committee members attended. Highlights include 82 rounds Saturday and 69 Sunday, with Bob Wessels 78 low gross and a Four-some 102 by Cottrell, Snyder, Cottrell Jr., and Ziegenhorn.
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