Twins Move Up in AL Lead as Yanks Win Big
The Twins beat Kansas City 5-2 behind Joe Bonikowski and Rich Rollins as New York blanks Cleveland 4-0 to reclaim first. Yankees stay atop the league, Twins rise to second, Indians drop to third two games back. Other results: Boston over Detroit 5-4, Chicago over Los Angeles 8-4, Baltimore 13-5 over Washington.
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Palmer's Bested By 45 In Classic Golf Start
In Clifton New Jersey Arnold Palmer trails after a rough first round at the Classic at Upper Montclair. Gay Brewer leads with 33 38 66 four under par while Gene Littler and Hart Stewart follow one stroke back. Palmer carded 73 amid a lingering cold as 45 players posted better scores. The field will be cut after today’s second round to the low 90 pros and four amateurs, then to 60 and ties for the final round.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Major and minor league results show varying records with frequent schedule notes. Key leaders include New York and Minnesota atop the AL, San Francisco and Los Angeles in the NL, and Savannah leading the South Atlantic standings. Yesterday’s games produced mixed outcomes across cities, with several postponements due to rain and only scattered matches completed.
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Brunswick to Get Bonus Infielder
New York AP report says Alan Feldstein an 18 year old freshman at Long Island University will join Brunswick Georgia in the Class D Georgia Florida League as a bonus second baseman. He signed Thursday with the St. Louis Cardinals and reports to Brunswick next week.
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Cubs rally past Giants as Rodgers savors game winning homer
Andre Rodgers delivered a bases loaded single in the fourth and a go ahead homer in the sixth to lift the Chicago Cubs past San Francisco 4-3. The win benches Alex Grammas who was absent at game time, while Dodgers lose ground as Dick Stuart belts a ninth inning homer for Pittsburgh. Braves fall to Colts as Spahn suffers another defeat after late rallies.
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