Sports Results and Standings Across Leagues
American League results show Detroit 5 Boston 3 Minnesota 2 New York 0 California 8 Baltimore 6 Washington 4 Oakland 3 Cleveland 2 Chicago 1 in 11 innings. Standings note St Louis leads NL Central. NY Yankees trail as Oakland and Baltimore feature in late twinbill.
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Howard And Hansen Homer For Senator's 4-3 Win Over Oakland
Frank Howard and Ron Hansen homered as the Washington Senators beat Oakland 4-3. Howard hit his 22nd homer of the year in the first inning and Hansen added his fifth later. Dennis Higgins held Oakland until relief before Lasher closed.
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Runners and Payouts Across Ten Races
Daily racing card lists Grade D through A events with times from 21:55 to 81.19. Notable payouts include Montague State at 13.80 to 3.00 and Sovereignty at 11.80 to 3.40, with Quinielas and Big 4 wagers totaling hundreds.
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Gibson blanks Astros as Cardinals win ninth in row
Bob Gibson pitched a three hitter and the St. Louis Cardinals extended their ninth straight victory by defeating the Houston Astros 4-0 in the Astrodome. Cepeda McCarver and Brock provided key offensive support as St. Louis widened its lead in the league standings.
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Associated Press
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Houston Astros
McDonald Named Canadiens Lacrosse Coach
Wilfred Bucko McDonald, 62, is named coach of the Montreal Canadiens in the National Lacrosse Association at a league meeting in Peterborough Ontario. The Boston Patriots acquire Gene Thomas from the Kansas City Chiefs for an undisclosed but high AFL draft pick.
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Wilfred “Bucko’’ McDonald
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National Lacrosse Association
Boston
Boston Patriots
Gene Thomas
Kansas City Chiefs
Bruce Crampton Leads At $100,000 Tourney
Bruce Crampton of Australia held a two stroke lead after the first round of the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. He shot a four under par 68 with four back nine birdies. Billy Casper and others chased, while John Lively and Bob Goalby recorded notable feats including a hole in one and a double eagle.
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Paul Petrotta
Associated Press
Indianapolis, Ind
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Crampton
Billy Casper
PGA
Casper
John Lively
Bob Goalby
Lively
Canton
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Frank Bard
Don Fairfield
Jim Grant
Bobby Cole
Johnson
Goalhy
Fairfield
Davco Leads Action For Clay St Softball
Davco under manager Lynwood Dixon and powered by Johnny Hadley Hall Wilkins Ernest Fawk and Arthur Jones holds four wins no defeats in the Clay Street YMCA Industrial Softball League. They beat Flowers 10 8 Ga Crate 14 6 Wal Vo Tech 26 6 and Balfour 9 6 with solid pitching from William Jones and C W Jackson. The league standings show Sunnyland No 1 second and Sunnyland No 2 third with Balfour and Ga Crate also in the running. Francis Weston invites the public to S H Dunlap Field weeknights at 8.
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Lynwood Dixon
Davco
Johnny Hadley
Hall Wilkins
Ernest Fawk
Arthur Jones
Clay Street Ymca
Sunnyland
Lloyd Hatch
Clarence Gilmore
Benny Miller
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Paying Tribute to Slain Kennedy Postpones Sports Events
The sports world plans tributes to Senator Robert F. Kennedy this weekend by postponing or canceling events. Mets balk at Saturday game. Belmont Park racetrack defies board by order of the State Racing Commission. several major league games delayed. Commissioner Eckert ordered postponements and shifted other start times after the burial. Cubs postponement due to rights at Wrigley Field. Mets players voted unanimously not to play. Giants can demand the game be played or seek forfeiture.
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Giants
San Francisco
New York
Belmont Park
State Racing Commission
William D. Eckert
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Atlanta
Mets
M. Donald Grant
Johnny Murphy
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