Baseball at a Glance Shows Tight AL East Race and Packed Schedule
The American League East table is tight with Philadelphia leading Chicago by games, while Boston Milwaukee and New York trail in set standings. Thursday results include Philadelphia over Chicago 9-3 and Pittsburgh edging New York 4-3, with several key matchups and a full Friday slate highlighting many cross-division clashes and pennant hopes.
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Sanudo leads Western Open first round in golf
Cesar Sanudo shot 5 under par 67 to take a one stroke lead at the Western Open in Oak Brook Illinois. Allen Miller Bob Gilder and others trailed by one and two strokes with 69s while a host of players stood at 69 two behind the leader.
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Expos Cuban exhibition plan scrapped in Canada talks
Ottawa officials say Montreal Expos plans for a August 14 game against a Cuban national team in Montreal are scrapped. Talks continue on a possible Canada exhibition series next spring possibly including the Toronto Blue Jays. Bowie Kuhn approved Cuban exhibitions in Canada with no American tour. The Mets retired two numbers Casey Stengel 37 and Gil Hodges 14. Torre played catcher first and third in All-Star action.
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