Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
Major League standings are listed with American and National Leagues leading teams and games behind. The article includes Thursday results, Friday and Saturday schedules, and Sunday matchups across divisions with team names, records, and planned games.
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L. Pet. G.B
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Zepp
Washington
McLain
Palmer
Siebert
Lamb
Kline
Blue
K. Wright
Wood
Kant
Parsons
Murphy
Ryun and Liquori to renew rivalry in Super Mile clash
Former Kansas ace Jim Ryun and Villanova’s Marty Liquori race to renew a long rivalry in the Super Mile at Franklin Field Philadelphia Sunday. Both stars competed in Knoxville in June 1969 where Liquori won the meet record 3 57.7.
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Kansas
Jim
Ryun
Villanova
Marty Liquori
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Knoxville
Tenn
Liquori
Bowling League Scores and Summer Outreach at Health Center Lanes
In the Ladies Commercial League Webbtown Market beat Wampler Mobile Court 3-0, final 563 to 554. Berryville led by Leona Buckner and Eleanor Buckner, while Wampler’s stars included Bonnie Jean Easter and Ruby Wingfield. Cooper’s Jewelers swept Valley Pike Tire & Battery led by Helen Compton. FRANCES TURNER led Town & Country Beauty Salon 3-0 over GAA with Betty Huyett. S & H White Castle beat TAB as Mary Ann Lamp and Frances Dodson posted strong games. Oates Grocery won 3-0 over Brakeshoe Grocery with Helen Snapp and Barbara Butler top scorers. Ebert Reproduction & Supply won 2-1 over Franklin Auto Service behind Elsie Stickley and Georgia Peffer. In Men’s Triples, high games included Ralph Curry and others. Summer Leagues form at Health Center Lanes. Ralph Curry contact for details. Tuesday Housewife League included Pinettes 2-1 over Alley Cats. Lamar Sloan Ford 3-0. Goode & Johnson Insurance won twice over Holiday Inn-East led by Louise Armstrong. Thursday Housewife League saw B&M Market 2-1 over Shawnee Restaurant with Ruth Pennington and Helen Linaburg notable scores. Roadrunners defeated Early Birds as Edna Webster led with 134. Naomi Houston and Mary Coffelt paced Early Birds’ two wins.
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Webbtown Market
Wampler Mobile Court & Sales
Glenda Cole
Leona Buckner
Berryville
Bonnie Jean Easter
Shirley Wisecarver
Ruby Wingfield
Wampler’s
Eleanor Buckner
Louise Armstrong
Cooper’s Jewelers
Valley Pike Tire & Battery
Helen Compton
Frances Turner
Betty Huyett
Mary Ann Lamp
Frances Dodson
S & H White Castle
Tab
Betty Funkhouser
Sybil Baker
Helen Snapp
Barbara Butler
Oates Grocery
Brakeshoe Grocery
Ralph Curry
Helen Perry
Pinettes
Alley Cats
Dottie Grim
Lamar Sloan Ford
Goode & Johnson Insurance
Holiday Inn-East
Virginia Schuller
Pearl Hepler
Ruth Pennington
B&m Market
Shawnee Restaurant
Carolyn Riggleman
Helen Linaburg
Nancy Schen
S Sakes
Edna Webster
Naomi Houston
Mary Coffelt
Round Hat Tuleg Appointment CAMP AROUND
Round Hat Tuleg Appointment CAMP AROUND Cloud Lake Latte Light Native Motion Carolina Jazz Adobe Careful Ken Sicomoro.
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Round Hat
Tuleg Appointment
Cloud Lake
Latte Light
Native Motion
Carolina Jazz
Adobe
Careful Ken
Sicomoro
Preakness Draw Lacks Drama Amid Derby Crowd Concerns
Weather and Pimlico track condition loom over Preakness trainers as post positions are drawn. Trainers worry about surface quality after Kentucky Derby bumping and crowding, but the gate draw itself was uneventful.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Preakness Prize Heat Builds Amid Rain at Pimlico
In Maryland the 96th Preakness draws 11 colts led by Canonero II and Sound Off with top odds. Rain woes ease as post positions announce Sound Off at No 1 and big purses total $189,900 with $137,400 to the winner.
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Jimmy Nichols
List
Light Brigade
Pimlico
Gerald Lord
Gustave King
Sound Off
Executioner
CBS
Calumet Farm
October House Farm
W. P. Rosso
Jim French
Frank J. Caldwell
Eastern Fleet
Edgar Carbett
Canonero II
W. A. Levin
Bold Reason
Brookmeade Stable
Charles Fritz
Betty Sechrest
Walter D. Fletcher
Spouting Horn
J. McCloy Davis
Royal JD
Thoroughbred Racing Names List
A catalog of horse names including Cobbler's Imp Michael's Star Hold The Devil Fools Back Lone Scholar Lexington Green Ponderama Topsem Prissy Paula Dance A Sunday Young Miss Ken's Stunner Honeyglory Lonesome Sal Patty's Challenge Skip Amour Secret Engagement Creme De Carlo Naneron Laurana Windy Hunter Capum Chiave Pay The Devil Oak Star I'll Prove It Just Noodle Lucky Tears Merry Master Proud John Llegador 2nd Somewhere Else Watchmaker Four Friends
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Michael
Lone Scholar
Lexington Green
Prissy Paula
Young Miss
Ken
Honeyglory
Patty
Skip Amour
Naneron
Laurana
Windy Hunter
Capum Chiave
Oak Star
Merry Master
Proud John
Jockey Bill Boland Wins Widener Handicap With Ring Twice
In 1967 Bill Boland then a trainer secured victory at Hialeah Park riding Ring Twice to win the Widener Handicap, marking a notable achievement in his career.
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Bill Boland
Hialeah
Ring
Wissel Hired at Fordham Rams Coach
Dr. Hal Wissel named head coach of Fordham Rams by Athletic Director Pete Carlesimo. He comes from Lafayette where he built a 17-9 season and improved the program, replacing Dick Phelps who left after a 26-3 season.
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NEW York
Hal Wissel
Lafayette
Fordham Rams
Wissel
Pete Carlesimo
Dick “Digger
Phelps
Rams
Associated Press
Rose Hill
New Rochelle
N.Y
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Braddock St
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Boyd Ave
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