Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball standings and results are listed for major teams including New York Chicago Los Angeles and Cleveland. Thursday results show Chicago 11 Cleveland 6 and Minnesota 9 New York 8. Several upcoming and Saturday games across multiple cities are noted with matchups and doubleheader designations.
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New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Twinight
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders lists show season totals by league. American League top hitters include Runnels .333 and Richardson with 150 hits. Killebrew leads RBIs with 85 and Cash holds 32 homers. National League leaders feature Robinson and H. Aaron with 165 and 156 hits respectively, and Mays 37 homers.
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Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Killebrew
Minnesota
Robinson
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Wills
T. Davis
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Banks
Chicago
Robingon
Purkey
Drysdale
Mets Honor Stan Musial Night at Polo Grounds
The New York Mets host Stan Musial for a special night at the Polo Grounds honoring the St. Louis outfielder. It marks one of Musial's growing records and may be the first time an out of town player receives such an event.
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NEW York
Stan Musial
Polo Grounds
St. Louis Cardinal
Ebbets Field
Musial
New York Mets
Regional Play Set for Legion Junior Baseball Regional
American Legion junior teams from six states converge on Colonial Heights for the South Atlantic regional with a World Series berth at stake in Bismarck. Opening games pit Sumter against Birmingham at 2 p.m. EDT, with Wilmington facing Bradenton at 5:30 p.m. and Hampton meeting Albany at 8 p.m. Local host Sumter seeks regional glory after last year’s regional run. six state champions compete in a double elimination format.
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Colonial Heights
American Legion
Wendell Farmer
Robert Bradley
Sumter
Birmingham
Dick Royall
Wilmington
N.C
Bradenton
Fla
Hampton
Albany
N’ Colonial Heights
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Press Mavich Heir Avarent ARN
AP reports former Clem son basketball coach Pete Maravich will join North Carolina State as an assistant coach starting September 1. State athletic director Roy Clarkston announced Maravich will also bring George Pickett out of private business in Charlotte.
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Mavich
16 Year Old Sets AU Swim Record at Nationals
Robyn Johnson, 16, Arlington Va, challenges 100 meter freestyle title as Donna De Varona defends 400 meter medley world record. Rose, 23, Los Angeles, breaks listed American marks in 1500 meter and 400 meter events amid a day of record attempts at the National AU Women's Outdoor Swim Championships.
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Me Rose
Australia
Oras
U.S
Anoher
Robyn Johnson
Arlington
Jean Dellekamp
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Nina Harmer
Philadelphia
Barbara McAllister
Joel Lenzi
Donna de Varona
Miss House
Sweden
Margareta Rylander
Upsaala
Los Angeles
Rose
Portage Park
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamanka
Jon Konrads
Sydney
Steve Clark
Santa Clara
Ray Padawon
Southern Illinois University
Dick McDonough
Villanova
Steve Jackman
Minnesota
Osaka
Favored Duo Eliminated In Net Play
At the Jaycee Recreation tennis tourney on Rouss Park courts yesterday the women’s doubles favorite pair Kay Carpenter and Louise Speakman fell 6-3 4-6 4-6 to Shirley Cooper and Bitsy Kuykendall, moving the latter into the finals. John Anderson won the boys' junior singles title with a 6-2 6-2 win over Stephen Butler. Elizabeth Massie captured the girls 16 and under crown by defeating Maribeth Watts 6-0 6-1. In boys 16 and under semifinals James Spangler beat Greg Fauver 6-0 6-0, while John Dickeli edged Andy Koman 3-6 6-4 6-1 in a quarterfinal. Gordon McKlwee and Ry Geiman won a men's doubles quarter 6-1 over Donald Joyce and Pat Joyce. Paul Myers and Gor Ccsfson defeated Harrison and Harrison Jr. 7-5 6-4.
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Jaycee Recreationate
Rouss Park
Shirley Cooper
Bitsy Kuykendall
Kay Carpenter
Louise Speakman
Cooper
Miss Kuykendall
John Anderson
Anderson
Stephen Butler
Elizabeth Massie
Maribeth Watts
James Spangler
Greg Fauver
John Dickeli
Andy Koman
Gordon McKlwee
Ry Geiman
Donald A and E
Pat Joyce
Paul Myers
Gor Cc Fsson
Bowling Round-up Loosely Follows Local League Results
The Mixed Five defeated Food Fair 31 in North Side Lanes tenpin Thursday Night Handicap action. Robbie Carter led with a 570 set. The Wonders beat Charcoal Hearth 3-1 as Jerry Goodman rolled 201 191 219 for a 611 set. The Spares and Snyder's Plumbing and Heating split a 2-2 contest.
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Food Fair
North Side
Robbie Carter
Charcoal Hearth
Jerry Goodman
Cicada Tops Field in Travers Preview at Saratoga Race
The Associated Press notes Cicada, Jaipur, and Aidan as top contenders in the $75,000-added Travers Stakes at Saratoga. Cicada, already a multiple major winner this year, seeks a 93rd Travers title while rivals Jaipur and Aidan seek to upset with strong seasonal form and notable past performances.
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Associated Press
Cicada
Saratoga
Jaipur
Aidan
Christopher T. Chenery
Gardenia
Alabama
Seven Thirty
Delaware
Ridan
Mrs. Maddy Jilley
Del Rio and Lake Charles Set for Southern Regional Final
Del Rio Texas and Lake Charles Louisiana advance to a regional final in Norfolk after decisive semi final wins. Del Rio defeated Donelson Tennessee 3 0 with Juan Saurez pitching a shutout and Ron Carta and Dana Gly homering. Lake Charles beat Wilmington Delaware 9 1 aided by Mike Chapman three hitter and back to back homers from Tony Niel and Craig Gilbeaux. The winner advances to the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania.
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Norfolk
del Rio
Tex
Lake Charles
Donelson
Tenn
Wilmington
Del
Ron Carta
Dana Gly
Juan Saurez
Mike Chapman
Tony Niel
Craig Gilbeaux
Williamsport
Cherry Top in Canadian Amateur Golf Quarterfinals
Don Cherry of Wichita Falls Texas, the last American left and former champion, meets Peter Hope of Dartmouth N S in quarterfinal action at the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship. Doug Silverberg of Calgary ousted 1957 champ Nick Westock.
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Ont
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
Tex
Peter Hope
Dartmouth
N.S
Patros
Tom Draper
Royal Oak
Mich
Doug Silverberg
Calgary
Silverberg
Nick Westock
Cherry
Steve Pipoly
Canfield
Ohio
Richard Siderows
Newington
Conn
Reg Taylor
South Africa
Bill Wakeham
Victoria
B.C
Phil Brownlee
Toronto
Bob Wylie
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