Standings and results for major league baseball teams
Cleveland leads with 26 20 record and 5.65 win percentage. Minnesota 28 23 .549 Boston 22 25 .500 Detroit 20 28 .417 Washington 22 32 .407 Los Angeles 20 33 .377 Kansas City 17 32 .347 Monday results Cleveland 6 LosAngeles 3 Detroit 10 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 5 Washington 4 Tuesday night pitchers Baltimore at Chicago McNally 4-3 vs Pizarro 6-2 Minnesota at Detroit Kaat 5-2 vs McLain 0-0 Los Angeles at Cleveland Newman 3-2 vs Donovan 2-2 New York at Boston Downing 2-1 vs Wilson 4-2
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Roger Leonhardt Signs With Senators From Winona
Outfielder Roger Leonhardt from Winona Minnesota was signed Monday by the Washington Senators. He will report immediately to the Senators Geneva farm club in the New York Pennsylvania League.
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What you don't know about car Insurance can cost you money
Nationwide explains two rating plans non variable and variable with flat rates and merit demerit structures. Younger male drivers under 25 pay higher rates due to accident history though not all are careless. Factors like car year occupation town size and usage affect premiums. Keep agents updated on moves to avoid overpaying.
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Nationwide drive-in claims station cuts payment time
Nationwide claims speed record in Columbus with a four minute window from accident to payment at the drive in station. The article notes nationwide led with the first drive in claims station in 1954 and now operates in 48 cities offering time saving benefits. Also mentions discounts for higher deductibles and multi car policies.
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Koufax Beats Reds and Tribe Triumphs Over Angels
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax carried a no-hitter into the fifth and beat Cincinnati 2-1 as Willie Davis tied the game with a fifth inning single and John Roseboro drove in the eventual winner. Cleveland hammered Los Angeles 6-3 with Leon Wagner driving in two and Vic Davalillo adding a two run homer. Rigney moved Willie Smith to left field for relief but the Angels veteran was knocked around for three homers in the eighth.
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Major League Boxes tine Napp Rice
Box scores show tine, Napp and Rice among major league hitters. Details on at bats, runs and positions are summarized from the game report.
Dodgers Triumph Over Cleveland In Com angla Exhibition
Los Angeles tops Cleveland 4 to 3 in a spring training game. Notable hitters include Wagner and Chance for Los Angeles and Davalille and 3B Davalikre for Cleveland. Pitching credited to Smith and Abernathy with key RBIs from Chance and Satriano.
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AFL Sets Up Pension Plan To Attract Stars
The American Football League announced steps to create a pension plan equal or superior to rivals, covering players, coaches, and trainers. League attorneys will meet next month to finalize details. Commissioner Joe Foss led discussions with Ralph C. Wilson Jr. of the Buffalo Bills and Tom Addison of the Boston Patriots, head of the AFL Players Association.
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Syracuse Illinois football rivalry to resume in 1970
Syracuse, New York, reports that the Orangemen will renew their football rivalry with the University of Illinois in 1970. Syracuse has never beaten Illinois, and the series resumes after a prior gap.
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