Baseball Scoreboard and Standings From National and American Leagues
The latest scoreboard shows American League East leaders Boston and Milwaukee leading divisions while Chicago, Detroit, and Oakland vie for position. Saturday and Sunday results feature New York, San Diego, Montreal, and Philadelphia among multiple matchups with keygames in Oakland Seattle Texas and Cleveland.
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Seattle Slew creates Triple Crown history at Belmont
At Belmont Park Seattle Slew wins the Belmont Stakes by four lengths to become the first undefeated horse to capture the Triple Crown. Owners Mickey and Karen Taylor, seen outside Esposito's Tavern, celebrate the historic feat as the backstretch buzzes with the achievement.
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Water level plans at Pomona and Melvern Reservoirs
Kansas agencies adopt fluctuating water levels at Pomona and Melvern to boost fish spawning and waterfowl, with similar plans for five other lakes. Pomona to rise to 976.0 ft MSLE until July 5, then possibly 974.0 ft July 6–15. Melvern to reach 1038.0 ft ASAP, hold until July 15, then drop to 1034.0 ft by August 1. Melvern rose 5.5 ft in 12 days due to heavy rains.
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ABC Secures Record-Setting Rights for College Football
ABC wins exclusive four year contract to televise expanded major college football through 1981 for 118 million, boosting games aired from 82 to at least 116 opportunities annually. Includes four Division II regular season games, one additional Division II game, five NCAA championships, and a national championship possibility.
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Rose Wins Kansas Amateur Golf Championship in Salina
Veteran Frank Rose of Topeka claimed the 1977 Kansas Amateur Golf Championship at Salina Country Club by defeating Dennis Kay of Kansas City 9 and Sunday. Kay, 20, a University of Alabama golfer, led early, but Rose surged with birdies after the midday round to win on the 26th hole of a 36-hole final. Rose has four odd-year Kansas titles and was Nebraska amateur champion in 1969.
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