Major League Baseball Standings and Results Digest
National League East standings show Philadelphia leading with 43 wins and 31 losses, followed by Pittsburgh 35 26 and New York 33 35. West division features Cincinnati 40 25 and Los Angeles 37 29. Montreal sits at 19. Saturday results include Montreal 2 Los Angeles 1 and Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3. Sunday scores: Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 1 and San Francisco 9 New York 2, among others. Monday schedules list multiple interleague matchups with numerous rain delays noted.
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Pate Wins U S Open With Dramatic Final Shot
Rookie Jerry Pate faced a treacherous green at Duluth Georgia as rain soaked the scene. He chose a five iron and told his caddie this was his one big chance. The ball rose with a smooth arc toward the flag over water, sealing a dramatic U S Open victory.
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Jackson Construction Leads Newton Invitational Baseball Field
Jackson Construction of Newton along with Olympic Sporting Goods of Emporia and Tiger's Den of Clay Center enter Newton's 12th Annual Invitational slow pitch tournament starting Thursday. Lester Unruh leads Jackson with a .652 average and two home runs, as the team sits 13-4 overall and tops the league. Other Jackson hitters include Schmidt, Roberts, Geitz, Curtis, Flaming, Enst, and ex-Betes coach Fairbank. manager Bob Jackson calls the club the oldest-newest team in the state. Olympic and Tiger's Den showcase strong batters, with Pate winning the Open golf title at Medinah in a dramatic finish.
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Bears sign Cincinnati rookie wide receiver Jimmy Kelly
Chicago Bears sign rookie free agent Jimmy Kelly from Cincinnati to a one-year contract. Kelly led Cincinnati in receptions for three straight seasons and stands 5 feet 11 inches, 178 pounds. He joins about 10 receiver candidates ahead of training camp starting July 10.
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