Giants Mets Tie Record Longest MLB Game At Shea
The Giants and Mets played the longest game in major league history at Shea Stadium, lasting seven hours and 23 minutes over 23 innings. San Francisco won the nightcap 8 8 after taking the opener 5 3, following a 2 28 win 2 28 in San.
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Major League Leaders From The American and National Leagues
The American League top hitters include Oliva Minnesota with a .388 average and 69 hits, Hinton Washington with 62, and Wagner Cleveland with 39 RBIs. Killebrew Minnesota leads home runs with 14, Rollins Minnesota 11 doubles, and Apericio Baltimore 24 stolen bases. In pitching, Bunker Baltimore is 5-0 with a 1.000 mark. The National League shows Williams Chicago at .414 and Mays San Francisco with 88 RBIs. Clemente Pittsburgh and Boyer St Louis drive runs with 43 and 37 respectively, while Clemente leads doubles with 14 and Santo Chicago tops triples. Williams Chicago adds 65 runs, and Williams leads in steals with 11.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results feature Chicago 4 Milwaukee 5, Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 4 Houston 1, Cincinnati 6 St Louis 0, San Francisco 5 New York 6 in 28 innings. Today Boston hosts Los Angeles and others jockey for position in a crowded standings race.
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Bath and Southern League Standings and Results
Bath International League standings show Toronto Syracuse and Buffalo atop the table with mixed results. Yesterday Toronto edged Rochester 3-2 while Syracuse beat Buffalo 4-3. Columbus beat Richmond 8-6. Jacksonville swept Atlanta. Southern League results include Birmingham Knoxville Macon and Charlotte with various wins and losses. Minor league notes reference Pacific Coast results and scattered college track mentions.
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Northern Dancer seeks Belmont to join Triple Crown club
Northern Dancer aims to complete the Triple Crown with a Belmont Stakes win at Aqueduct on Saturday. About 60,000 spectators expected as the Canadian bred colt faces Hill Rise with Willie Shoemaker aboard and national TV and radio coverage planned. The 96th Belmont offers 125000 added, supporting races at Hollywood Park Arlington Park Delaware Park and Monmouth Park.
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Cedar Valley Open Rover’s 10-Under Wins Tourney
Callaway Gardens pro Hugh Royer won the Cedar Valley Open in Cedartown Ga with a 36 hole total of 134 to set a new tournament record at 10 under par. Dick Cline, Jim Stamps, Van Tanner and Roy Williams were among top finishers with scores in the 140s and 147s noted amid a field including low amateur Van Tanner.
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