Giants tiptoe into Dome in Houston to stay atop NL West
Giants manager Charlie Fox warned about playing in the Astrodome after a 4-11 road record there. San Francisco holds a slim lead over the Dodgers as nine road games remain, while errors plagued a three game series. Hal Waner delivered a two run single after a double steal.
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Unclear Early NBA Box Scores and Standings
Fragmented recap shows Ernie Masons Pomona and teams Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas Anaheim Chicago and others with partial scores like Milwaukee 3 Minnesota 0 and Washington 81 Cleveland 63. Baseball and hockey fragments appear, plus division clinch note and scattered team references.
LEAGUE SCOREBOARD AND RACE STANDINGS UPDATE
The league scoreboard shows San Francisco at 63 68.56 percent, Dodgers 70 54 5, Atlanta 72 76 1v 7, Houston 75 78 400 10, Cincinnati 75 80 .dud 41, San Diego 48 95 .379 27. Also listed are upcoming games including Philadelphia at Montreal and New York Seaver starting for the Mets. Wednesday results and notable matchups appear in the brief rundown of scheduled games and standings.
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Orioles Rally to Beat Yankees in Comeback Victory
Baltimore moved a step closer to its third straight AL East title with a 4 point rally after trailing New York Monday night. Bobby sparked the comeback as the Orioles surged in the late innings to defeat the Yankees.
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American Grid Closes Tie Breaker With Two-Run Win
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader while Milwaukee defeated Minnesota. Washington won 86 to Indians in the resumed game that had tied 55 after 16 innings. Senators clinched victory with three runs in the 20th.
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Jeff David Captures Pomona Feature in Fast Time
Jeff David wins the feature at Pomona’s Los Angeles County Fairgrounds before 9,875 fans, cruising to a four length victory in the La Verne Purse. Under jockey Denny Velasquez he corners Far Tel Boy late and finishes 1:46 1-5 for a mile and a sixteenth, the meeting’s fastest. Jockey Jack Robinson was unseated from Cupe's Dolly in the Quarter horse Futurity Trials division but spared.
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Pancho Gonzales bids for third men's singles title
Pancho Gonzales, 43, Malibu, seeded eighth, opened his bid for a third Pepsi Pacific Southwest Open title with a 6-4 6-2 victory over Richard Russell of Jamaica at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Other top seeds won, including Jiri Kodes, Clark Graebner, and Frank Froehling, as the tournament continued through the week with Stan Smith and Billie Jean King awaiting later matches.
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Senators face future questions after owner meeting
Washington owner Bob Short met with AL club owners over the Senators finances and whether to keep the troubled club in Washington amid a 3.5 million deficit. Also notes Pacific Conference ruling on Cal Rose Bowl bid and probation, NC State players arrested on marijuana charges, and other sports updates.
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Bruins struggle as nine passes fall incomplete in loss to Texas
Cal State Long Beach coach Jim Stangeland cited costly mistakes in a 43-38 defeat to Northern Illinois. He blamed penalties, pass interference calls and missed opportunities. He noted improved offense though and praised the passing game, while USC’s Lou Harris and Claremont-Mudd’s Wil Wilkins earned players of the week.
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