Sugar Ray Robinson dies at 67 in California
Sugar Ray Robinson, boxing great and influence on generations of fighters, died at 67 in Culver City after a career spanning 1940 to 1965. The Detroit born fighter, nicknamed The Man, held welterweight and middleweight titles and mentored by figures like Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard, left a legacy of charity work and a flamboyant life. He leaves wife Millie, son Ray Jr, two stepchildren Ramona Lewis and Butch Robinson, four grandchildren, and sister Evelyn Nelson.
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New York
Orioles end Royals hold with 15th inning victory
In Kansas City, Baltimore finally beat Kansas City 5-4 in 15 innings after trailing late. Joe Orsulak scored the decisive run as Mark Williamson and Tom Gordon dueled, Gordon recording a career high 10 strikeouts in a long rainless marathon.
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Major League Roundup Thursday and Friday Games Listed
Major League Roundup lists Thursday matchups including Cleveland versus Boston and Minnesota at Detroit with pitchers Yett Rawley Robinson and Abbott. Friday schedules show Kansas City at Toronto Oakland at Chicago Cleveland at Milwaukee plus a series of n indicated matchups across Montréal Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta San Francisco.
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Baseball League Leaders AP American and National Leagues
American League batting leaders include Puckett Minnesota .440 and Deer Milwaukee .434 with Boggs Boston .414 and Gaetti Minnesota .414. Run leaders feature McGriff Toronto at 12 and Williams Chicago at 9, with 5 tied at 8. Hitting leaders include EW Williams Chicago 13 and Gullen Chicago 13, Gaetti Minnesota 12, 11 tied at 3 doubles. Pitching leaders show Anderson Minnesota 20 decisions and 1.29 ERA, with McCaskill California 2-0 and 0.69, Swindell Cleveland 2-0 and 1.17. National League batting leaders list Hayes Philadelphia .438 and Butler San Francisco .455, Elster New York .455, Thompson St Louis .444. RBI leaders Guerrero St. Louis and Hayes Philadelphia at 12, with Mitchell San Francisco 11. HITS leader Buller San Francisco 15, ONeill Cincinnati 13. Stolen bases led by Towynn San Diego 5, Webster Chicago 4. Pitching leaders show 1.000 ERAs among several with 2 decisions, and strikeout leaders Heraniso Los Angeles 16, Gooden New York 15. Saves led by MaDavia San Diego 4.
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Pomona Wins Marais des Cygnes Valley Invite Team Title
Pomona boys capture the team championship at Lyndon High track with 132 points led by Daryl Alltie who won four golds including the 100 and 200 dashes and the discus, as Pomona girls led by Michelle Bame claim high jump and relay podiums while Williamsburg and Lebo contend for runner positions in a crowded results day.
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