Major League Results and Standings Update
Summary of Saturday to Tuesday results across leagues. Notable scores include New York 1 Chicago 0 and New York 22 Chicago 0. Standings show Cleveland 1 Detroit 4 Minnesota 2 while numerous interleague and later-night games feature San Francisco 14 St. Louis 3 and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2.
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Bunning Fires Perfect NL Game for Mets Victory
Jim Bunning pitched the first National League perfect game in 84 years, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies 6 0 at Shea Stadium. Barbara Bunning, his daughter, kissed her father after the 27th out as fans toasted the feat amid a Father's Day doubleheader.
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Russians Show Power In Wimbledon Run
Tomas Lejus, 25, Soviet Union tennis champion, led a strengthened Russian challenge at Wimbledon as Queen's Club final appearance signaled rising power. Roy Emerson defeated Lejus 12-10 6-4 in a hard-fought final last Saturday, underscoring the Russians' growing impact.
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Belinsky Delivers Fourth Straight Win in 4-1 Angels Triumph
Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels won his third consecutive decision and his team extended a five game streak with a 4-1 victory over Cleveland. He allowed six hits and struck out nine before leaving with one out in the ninth. The Angels bullpen locked down the final out after Belinsky allowed a late threat. In the American League, New York swept Chicago to move into first place, and Boston, Detroit, and Washington also won to tighten the standings amid a busy day of action. The National League saw Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco, and Cincinnati post victories as the pennant chase heated up. Belinsky’s performance came amid reports of his request to return to Hawaii for rest, which was denied.
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Grimes Orioles blank Cedar Hill 4 0 on Sunday
Grimes Orioles defeated Cedar Hill 4 0 as Roger Swartz pitched a complete game five hit shutout and drove in two runs with two doubles. Harry Mason added two hits while Cedar Hill starter Johnnie Brown allowed eight hits and 12 strikeouts in a losing effort. Grimes improves to four wins and three losses.
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