Red Sox Sweep White Sox In High-Scoring Doubleheader
In a wild AL season finale, the Boston Red Sox swept a doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox 21-1 and 4-1, totaling 29 runs in four games. The Red Sox piled 22 hits in game one, while Mike Nagy limited the nightcap to five hits. Other AL results included the Yankees over Minnesota 5-2 and California 10-9 over Cleveland.
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Senators
Pro Charts Pass on Fresh Talent Faces Strong Veteran Push
Seniority favors John Hodl for top job but Marty Domres gains as a bigger faster rival. Alworth's return may strain the corps while Gary Garrison and Walker Gelette join a mix of veterans. Running backs Hubbert Post and a shifting line with Gruneisen and Sweeney shape the offense. Babich Redman Hill Howard Beauchamp anchor a defense with Porter handling kicking duties.
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Nichols Wins PGA Dow Jones Classic with 69 final round
Bobby Nichols reclaimed a major stake with a 69 final round to finish 276 for the Dow Jones Classic, one stroke ahead of Labron Harris who birdied from a similar spot moments earlier. Nichols cited long gaps between wins and relied on his trusted $5 putter. Meanwhile Air Force Academy football will visit St. Louis next season to face Missouri at Busch Stadium on September 26.
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Texas or Arkansas seems set for SWC crown clash
AP notes Texas ambitious and deep led by Eddie Phillips and Steve Worster while Arkansas relies on Bill Montgomery and Chuck Discus. The piece weighs Texas as favorite but cautions dangers from A&M SMU Tech TCU Rice and Baylor with a predicted order Arkansas Texas A&M Tech TCU SMU Rice Baylor.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From The Associated Press
American League East standings led by Baltimore with 85 wins and 47 losses. New York 74-58, Detroit 69-62, Boston 67-83, Cleveland 64-68, Washington 62-69. West: Minnesota 76-54, California 74-53, Oakland 70-62, Kansas City 51-81, Milwaukee 50-83, Chicago 49-86. Saturday results include Baltimore, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, and Chicago wins. Sunday tallies show Boston 21-4 and other key scores. National League leaders Pittsburgh 70-63, Chicago 69-64, New York 67-64, St. Louis 64-68, Philadelphia 62-70, Montreal 57-75, Cincinnati 86-49, Los Angeles 72-58. Week results include Cincinnati 4 Montreal 3 in 11 innings. San Francisco 10 Pittsburgh 9 in 10. Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 9. Houston 9 New York 8. Koosman and Briles noted among pitchers.
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Wayne N J Wins Little League Title
Wayne New Jersey clinched the Little League World Series title with a 2 0 shutout of Campbell California. Pitcher Steven Neil escaped trouble each inning aided by a diving catch by Mike Fantau and Dave Shaver snaring a line drive with the bases loaded. Shearer delivered the two runs in the second.
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Stockton Sees PGA Win Worth Prestige Over Millions
Dave Stockton says winning the PGA Championship brings prestige worth more than money and that a 40 000 prize is ample payoff. He emphasizes staying true to himself, enjoying golf and family, and notes an automatic tour exemption as ample compensation while recalling his Cleveland Open and Fort Worth Invitational wins.
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Cubs Revive Interest In League East Title
The Cubs win 3-0 over San Diego on Joe Pepitone’s ninth inning homer to move into second place, one game behind Pittsburgh. Mets fall to Houston 9-5 as NL East action tightens and St. Louis, Montreal, Philadelphia hold slim gaps behind.
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Pro Grid Results From Friday By The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports Friday NFL scores including Pittsburgh 21 against New York Giants 6 and Washington 27 over Buffalo 0. Other results include Miami 20 over Baltimore 13 and Minnesota 52 defeating the New York Jets 21.
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