Standings and results from the American League baseball list
The Associated Press standings show New York 97 62 10, Chicago 94 64 .595, Baltimore 95 65 .594, Detroit 65 75, Los Angeles 80 79, Cleveland 78 81, Minnesota 78 81, Boston 70 90, Washington 62 98. Thursday results include Detroit 4-5 New York 2-2 and Boston 4 Cleveland 2. Today's games feature Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, Kansas City at Chicago, and Los Angeles at Minnesota.
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Prep slate of Friday high school games across New Mexico and beyond
A long list of Friday matchups covers Albuquerque schools Highland Manzano Sandia Rio Grande at Cortez plus Santa Fe Farmington and many more in New Mexico. Regional games extend to Arizona Texas Utah and Colorado including El Paso Las Cruces Roswell and Gallup with districts noted.
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Aluquerque Valley
Albuquerque Manzano
Albiquerque Sandia
Albuquerque Rio Grande
Cortez
Colo. Santa Fe
Farmington
Pennant Race At a Glance
The standings show New York leading with 62 wins and 9 losses in a tight pennant chase. Chicago Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia and San Francisco are within a few games, with several teams facing key remaining games at home and away to decide the race.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Duke City Wars Top Prep Action
Albuquerque high school football lines up a busy weekend with Albuquer que High and St Mary splitting a 14 0 game while Danny Abeyta drives 80 yard TD and 139 rushing yards for the Falcons St Mary’s Manny Aragón passes for 142 yards and 84 rushing. Dist 2AA schedule includes Carlsbad at Dumas and Clovis resting before league play. Deming at 4 0 faces Silver City as New Mexico Military hosts El Paso. Kirtland Central visits Navajo Mission and Carrizozo plays Corona in Dist 2C while Los Alamos opens at Raton in Dist 2A.
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el Rito
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Raton
Cincy Beats Pirates 5 4 to Narrow NL Pennant Gap
Cincinnati catcher Jim Coker, starting in place of injured John Edwards, hit a single a double and a homer to spark a 5 4 Reds win over Pittsburgh. The victory moves Cincinnati within a half game of first place St Louis as the pennant race tightens.
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Dick Sisler
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Twin winners sweep Cen tennial track draws
A single ticket holder captured both twin doubles twice at Centennial track within five days. One man won 7,401 dollars and five days later another man took home 8,593 dollars.
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Roswell Howlers Rally Past Artesia 7-6 Victory
Roswell defeats Artesia 7 to 6 as Charles Chittum led a third quarter drive to swing the game. Artesia built a first half lead with a strong ground game led by Willy Pinson and Larry Bartlett, while Roswell’s Ken Childs and Dwight Burns connected on a key 27 yard pass to set up the decisive score.
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Bill Thompson
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Arizona lands five on academic all star nominees list
The University of Arizona placed five players on the 20-name academic all star football team list chosen by Western Athletic Conference writers. Wyoming and Brigham Young led with four each, Arizona State and Utah had three apiece, and New Mexico had John Anderson. In tennis, Stan Ellis and Paul Butt won men’s singles titles while Nancy Neeld took women’s singles in Albuquerque. Detroit hockey: Gordie Howe knocked groggy and hospitalized after a 5-2 win over a Pittsburgh Memphis farm club combination.
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Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
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Arizona and New Mexico Players Shine in Sectional Tennis
On day two in El Paso Roy Main of Arizona defeated seventh seed Ronnie Woods of Houston 6-4 6-4. Jim Dye seeded tenth fell to Mike McClean of New Mexico 6-3 6-3 as other New Mexicans posted results.
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University of Houston
Roy Main
University of Arizona
Arizona
Jim Dye
Mike McClean
University of New Mexico
Aggies to face undefeated Seminoles in Tallahassee
New Mexico State University departs for Tallahassee with a 3 man traveling squad and about 31 boosters on a chartered plane. Players listed as possible starters include injured full back Joe Johnson tailback Chauncy Dennis and guard Stan Johnson.
Orioles Beat Washington 2-0 Behind McNally One Hit Showing
Dave McNally of Baltimore allowed only one hit, a Don Lock double in the seventh, as the Orioles defeated Washington 2-0 to stay alive in the American League pennant race. Jim Coker of Cincinnati collected a single, double and homer to lead the Reds 54 over Pittsburgh, narrowing the gap behind the Cardinals in the National League.
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Baltimore
Don Lock
Orioles
Washington
Jim Coker
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
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