Sunday night baseball tops heat as Colts blank Giants
Mil ton Richman reports Houston hosted MLBs first Sunday night game drawing 17 437 fans. The Colts beat the San Francisco Giants 3 0 in 79 degree air as Skinny Brown pitched 6 1 3 innings of one hit relief to earn his first win. Carl Warwick and John Bateman drove in the runs for Houston while Jack Sanford took the loss.
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National League and American League standings and results
Baseball standings show American League leaders with Chicago 38 23 and Baltimore 32 23. Sunday's results include Boston 3 Baltimore 2 in 14 innings and Cleveland 7 Washington 3. Los Angeles paces the National League with 23 5, while St. Louis and San Francisco trail.
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Baseball stat leaders and top performers list
National League toll shows Hank Aaron and Willie Mays tied with 11 home runs, while Aaron leads NL with 17 homers. AL leaders include Jim Allison and Al Kaline with 15 and 11 respectively. Batting averages feature Cepeda at .311 and Malzone at .351 among notable ranks.
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Griffith may defend welterweight title Sept. 20 in Las Vegas
Emile Griffith, the first three time welterweight champion, may defend his crown on Friday Sept. 20 in Las Vegas or another western city as TV fights return to Fridays. He earned the title with a split decision over Rodriguez at Madison Square Garden.
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Learning to tow ski technique on dry land
The guide outlines steps to prepare for ski towing: adjust bindings, soak feet, perform pull-up starts with a helper, sit in shallow water position, and let the tow rope lift you to stance with arms straight and knees flexed. It warns that real water conditions introduce new factors beyond dry land practice.
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Dodgers crush Pirates in Beckley Little League faceoff
Dodgers roll to sixth straight win beating Pirates 18 to 0 at Elks Stadium Sunday afternoon. Other Western games see Cubs defeat Giants 6 to 3 and Cards over Redlegs 10 to 2 while Orioles beat Braves 8 to 3 and Red Sox top Yankees 6 to 4 and Indians down Tigers 5 to 2.
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Major League Boxscores by Adams and Snodgress
Eastern minor league results include Royals vs Marlins with Williams homer and varied scoring. Hawks vs Falcons features Cales Soltes Humphrey Lamb Capps Comerci Donnell multiple runs. Indians top Redlegs in 13 innings led by leading hitter Bill Wagner. Sophia senior tilt showcases Slab Fork, Helen, and Suhr. San Francisco and Houston clash in continued action. San Francisco loses 4-3. National League notes Perranoski Dodgers McBean Pirates Woodeshick Giants 8-2. American League Stock Orioles Bouton Yanks 7-1. Horlen White Sox 1-? Midseason summaries cover standings and key pitchers.
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Harrisville and Marsh Fork Vie For West Virginia Title
Harrisville and Marsh Fork, the tournament's two smallest schools, meet for the state class B baseball title in Parkersburg. Harrisville edged Fairview 4-3 in the semifinal after beating East Bank 3-2. Marsh Fork defeated Keyser 10-4 and Huntington 5-0 en route to the final.
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White Sox Take AL Lenn Orioles Lose Yankees Win
Ken McBride pitched magnificently despite grief after learning his brother Clifton was killed in a Cleveland auto accident. He earned his sixth win as the Angels beat the Twins 4-2 with Mel Nelson closing in the ninth. Other AL actions: White Sox won 4-3 over the A’s to take first, Red Sox beat Orioles in 14, Yankees 6-2 over Tigers, Indians 7-3 over Senators.
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