Baseball Results and Standings From Monday and Upcoming Schedule
Baseball results include Chicago 5 New York 2 Cleveland 7 Oakland 2 Baltimore 4 Washington 1. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Washington Oakland at Cleveland Chicago at New York California at Boston Minnesota at Detroit. Pitching notes: Tom Seaver shut out Los Angeles 1-0 in 10 innings. Roger Maris homered for St. Louis in 4-3 win over Atlanta.
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Clay's Case Goes To Supreme Court
Boxer Cassius Clay seeks US Supreme Court review after the 5th Circuit denied en banc rehearing of his federal conviction for refusing induction into the armed forces. He faces a five year prison term and a $10,000 fine from Houston court.
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Supreme Court
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Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Houston
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5Th Circuit Court
Muhhamad Ali
Louisville
Laver top seed in U S Pro Tennis Championships at Longwood
Defending champion Rod Laver of Australia earns the No 1 seed for the U S Pro Tennis Championships to be held at Longwood Gardens in Brookline from Wednesday through Sunday.
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Mass
Rod Laver
Australia
U.S
Longwood
Financial Crisis Facing NCAA Athletics Today
The NCAA reports a developing financial crisis in college athletics driven by rising costs and demand for more facilities and participation. Marcus Plant of Michigan says new financing methods are needed as gate income plateaus and stadium limits bind. The 10 year trend highlights cost cuts and potential government or college revenue support.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
NCAA
Indians Blast Athletics 7-2 After Williams Paul Pact
Cleveland stays in second in the American League behind Detroit as Maye keys a three run first inning with a triple and Williams holds the lead until Paul finishes the game. The defense lets Maye and Paul back to relief and the Indians add insurance runs in the eighth.
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Alvin Dark
Lee Maye
Stan Williams
Mike Paul
Indians
Paul
Detroit
Dark
Williams
Maye
Oakland
Athletics
Legion Falls In Opener 9-6 To Albany Post 512
Thomasville's American Legion opened the season with a 9-6 loss to Albany Post 512. Trailing 6-2, Thomasville tied it in the eighth on a four-run rally sparked by Lanter and Beaty. Albany answered with three in the ninth, while Massey and Lanter led Thomasville with two hits each.
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Thomasville
American Legion
Albany
Buster Lanter
Brant Been
Joe Peeples
Fred Byrd
Jim Beaty
Lanter
Mark Smith
Peeples
Byrd
Beaty
Rick Massey
Joe Lanter
Open Safety Set aims to avoid De Vicenzo incident at Oak Hill
The USGA outlines tighter security at the Open Championship in Rochester to protect players rechecking score cards at the 18th green. Executive director Joseph C. Dey notes privacy for players, referencing past events including Jackie Pung and De Vicenzo's Masters error that altered a $25,000 prize and potential $1 million opportunities.
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Jackie Pung
Joseph C. Dey
USGA
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Bob Goalby
Augusta
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Ga Crate Upends Flowers 14-13 in seventh inning comeback
Earl Williams Jr delivered a clutch tie breaking single in the bottom of the seventh as Ga Crate stunned Flowers 14-13 in the Clay St YMCA Men's Industrial Softball League. Bottled rally featured Williams singles and RBIs from Lawson Brown Wilson Higdon Armster and others. Flowers led 13-7 before Ga Crate rallied to win at S H Dunlap Field prompted by Williams winning hit.
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Flowers
Earl Williams
Frank Martin
Earl Williams, Jr
Bobby Williams
Clay St. Ymca
Matthew Conyers
Peter Lawson
Williams
Bobby Brown
Lawson
Bobby William
Peter Wilson
Brown
Ray Ford
Wilson
Johnny Higdon
Willie Armster
Ean Armster
Ford
Conyers
Earl Wiliams
Armster
Hixon Thompson
Clay St
YMCA
Francis Weston
Clay St. ‘Y
S. H. Dunlap Field
Coca Cola Triumphs In Tight Jr Pony Playoff Night
Coca Cola edged Kiwanis 2-1 and Davis Meter beat Lewis Enterprises 7-6 at the Jr Pony field. Coke clinched the winner with a seventh inning run after Shealey doubled home Coram. Shealey tossed a two hitter. Davis Meter rallied in the seventh for three runs, Stokes scoring Collins to win. Time and lights halted two games at Colton field and tied VFW-Exchange at 9-9.
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William O'Donnell
Coca-Cola
Kiwanis
Davis
Davis Meter
Andy Gibson
Gary Bozeman
Erwin Collins
Gibson
Bozeman
Keith Stokes
Collins
Keith Singletary
Kirby Reichert
Lewis Enterprises
Colton Field
VFW Vs
Exchange
JCKC Race Night Past Performance Results
Relays show multiple race results across grades D to A with winners including Donna Friday Cash To Spare Gallant Maureen Kathy's Blush Johnny Lou and Illinois Go Go. Quinielas and Big Q payouts list against each race along with times and place finishes.
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Lucky Sid
F.C
Quintela
Vince
A.C
Silver Joe
Quiniela
Gallant Maureen
J.E
Kathy
Hi Grol
Saag D
Blush
Snoopy
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Johnny Lou
Montague Gypsy
Beverly
Lucky Doug
Shaggy Lass
Greater Rock
Rose Price
Nikolian
Viper
Gallant Arlene
Montague State
Sugar Bait
Gallant Action
G.V
Terry
Tessie Rock
Illinois
Gallant Darry
Julius E
Pitchfork Pete
F.G
Encopak
Duke of Havoc
Sips Tara
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Jake” Flowers
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