Standings and Probable Pitchers for Today's MLB Games
Standings show matchups in California at Oakland Minnesota at Milwaukee Kansas City at Chicago Cleveland at Boston Detroit at New York and more. Probables include Hunter Boswell Brabender Rocker Horlen Phoebus Bosman Bahnsen Peters and others with game times from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. local EDT.
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California
Oakland
Hunter
Minnesota
Boswell
Milwaukee
Brabender
Kansas City Rocker
Chicago
Horlen
Phoebus
Washington
Bosman
New York
Bahnsen
Cleve
Chance
Boston
Peters
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
W. L
West
Kan. City
Newark
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Ange
San Fran
Phila
Koosman
Fryman
Renko
Veale
Jenkins
Torrez
Nash
Nolan
Edison boys dominate triangular meet on track
Edison wins with 83 points over Black River 45 and Western Reserve 31 as Dave Wilcox sets a school 180 yard low hurdles record at 22.1. Tom Nichols vaults 11 feet for another Edison mark while Dan Finley wins pole vault for Black River.
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Sullivan
Edison
Western Reserve
Black River
Dave Wilcox
Tom Nichols
Roughriders
Dan Finley
Steve Rogers
Roger Montoux
Flyers Coach walks out after pole vault canceled at SC meet
St Paul Flyers suffer fourth dual track defeat 60 49 at South Central meet in Greenwich. Coach Bob Runyon leaves after pole vault canceled due to poor pit conditions and absence of a starting gun. South Central wins with Roger Ousley sweeping three events and anchoring the mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
Greenwich
St. Paul Flyers
Bob Runyon
South Central
Runyon
Dave Mitchell
Mitchell
St. Paul’s
Flyers
Jeff Fields
John Romanko
Trojans
Roger Ousley
Doughty
Poth
Mushett
Romanko
Bistline
Fields
Tie Brutsche
Souslin
Hipp
Furey
Lacy
Percival
Bacon
Cantrell
Ousley
My Dad George Seeks Revenge in Preakness Stakes
Trainer Frank Bud McManus expects My Dad George to win the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico despite Derby trouble risk. With 14 horses entered and six Derby starters in the field, the colt must stay out of trouble in the stretch to avenge Derby defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
UPI
Frank
Bud” McManus
George
New York
Pimlico
McManus
Owners Discuss Negotiations Over Basic Player Contracts
New York UpI reports 24 major league baseball owners met to discuss strategy in basic contract talks with players. The players rejected the latest offer 505 to 89 with Phillies the lone YES vote. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn attended after the meeting, while Marvin Miller and John Gaherin set future talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Norwalk Seventh Grader Leaps To Lead City Meet
Norwalk seventh grader Mark Holtz soared 18 feet 7 3 4 inches in the long jump as the Little Truckers beat Perkins 54 1 3 to 40 2 3 and stay undefeated. He also won the 80 and 100 yard dashes helping a sweep by the seventh graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Mark Holtz
Perkins
Holtz
Willard
Bob Chappalear
Chappalear
Indians Edge Reds 6 5 In Charity Exhibition Thriller
In Crosley Field a charity game went to extras as Russ Nagelson drove in Lou Klimcheck with a tenth inning double. Nagelson had earlier tied the score with a third inning homer for Cleveland, while Jimmy Stewart scored on a wild pitch in the eighth to force extra innings.
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Boston
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Russ Nagelson
Nagelson
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Lou Klimcheck
Reds
Bo Belinsky
Tribe
Indians
Phil Hennigan
Jimmy Stewart
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Puente
Sutton
Houston Spinks
Roberts
Los Ang
Hous
George Kinnard
Bob Levitt
Terry Meagrew
Steve Deehr
Ron Wynn
Robbie Dillender
Len Puder
Flyer
SC Meet
Randy Bacon
Dave Souslin
Glenn Lacy
John Brutsche
John Gaherin
Marvin J
Warren Son
Warren
BOD
Marren's Turf Nurseries
Ime Mane
Coleryville & Baseline Ads
Plymouth
Ohio
John Deere
Dick’s
Danny Miller
Dan Hipp
Tom Hardman
Mark Cross
Tom Mitre
Jack Roydes
Roydes
Steve Hester
Hester
Mitch Leak
Howard Wilde
Wendell Rakosky
John Arthur
Hergatt
Aluminum
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