Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
Results from games across New York Boston Chicago Washington Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Los Angeles Baltimore and others include Boston 9-5 over New York in 16 innings, Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 3 in 14 innings, and Cleveland 12 Kansas City 7. Standings show Los Angeles leading with .851, and San Francisco at .643 with 1% margin.
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Los Angeles
Hoon Payne
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Cleveland
Bostom
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Ur
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Runnels
Hinton
Pearson
Siebern
Killebrew
Richardson
Lumpe
Rollins
Robinson
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Bressoud
Clinton
Wagner
Aparicio
McBride
Donovan
Pascual
Bunning
Major League Leaders Below 70 Character Limit
National League batting leaders include Davis and Robinson with 339 and 338 hits. Robinson leads runs with 121, while Davis tops RBIs at 132. Mays hits 42 homers, and Wills steals 86 bases. American League leaders feature Killebrew with 37 homers and Aparicio stealing 27 bases.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Robinson
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Wills
Neal
New York
Callison
Philadelphia
Major Stars Major Stars
The Associated Press notes two dramatic late plays in major league action. Carl Sawatski hit a pinch grand slam with two outs in the ninth to lift St. Louis past Cincinnati 5-3. Dick Radatz pitched nine innings for Boston in a 5-3 16 inning win over the Yankees.
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Carl Sawatski
Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Boston
Yankees
Juvenile races loom as weekend features at major tracks
Top two year olds vie for rich purses with the Futurity at Aqueduct racing 64% furlongs for 75 000 added status and the United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City worth 100 000. Arlington Park hosts the 55 400 Arling ton Handicap while Gazelle at Aqueduct showcases top three year old fillies. Kelso leads U N field with heavy weight as Call To Witness and Bohemia Stable fortunes shape the prep scene.
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Aqueduct
Atlantic City
Arlington Park
Greentree Stable
Catullus
Kelso
U.N
Richard du Pont
Bohemia
Two Title Bouts Set This Week In Brazil, Italy
In Sao Paulo Eder Jofre defends his bantamweight title versus Mexico's Joe Medel after a postponed bout. Jofre is 42-0-3 with 32 KOs. In Milan Duilio Loi defends the junior welterweight crown against Eddie Perkins in a rematch of a 15 round draw.
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Brazil
Italy
Chamionship
Sao Paulo
Milan
Eder Jofre
Mexico
Joe Medel
Jofre
Medel
Kayes
Duilio Loi
Diadem
Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Loi
Perkins
Alvarez and Pastrano Win Distinct Decision Victories
In Monterrey Argentina's Manuel Alvarez 140 pounds out pointed Curtis Copes 14512 Texas. In Miami Beach Willie Pastrano 184 pounds of Miami outpointed Rudolpho Diaz 186 Argentina by 10 rounds.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Manuel Alvarez
Argentina
Curtis Copes
Texas
Miami Beach
Fla
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Rudolpho Diaz
Oilers Open Season With Narrow AFL Victory
Houston Oilers began their drive for another league title by defeating Buffalo 28 23 as Art Baker sparked a late rally with a 100 yard kickoff return and Charlie Hennigan scored twice. Lee Grosscup led the New York Titans to a 28 17 win over Oakland while Dallas beat Boston 42 28 and Denver defeated San Diego 30 21 behind Frank Tripucka.
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Associated Press
Houston
Oilers
American Football League
Buffalo
Bills
New York Titans
Lee Grosscup
Oakland
Abner Haynes
Dallas
Boston
Denver
San Diego
Frank Tripucka
Art Baker
Charlie Hennigan
George Blanda
Billy Cannon
Charlie Tolar
Cannon
Grosscup
National Football League
Titans
New York
Utah
Art Powell
Dick Christy
GW Colonials add Haught as new double threat in preview
George Washington University builds on Dick Drummond’s success with rising sophomore Harry Haught as a potential No. 1 back. GW and VMI open Saturday at Lynchburg with scout reports as Furman West Virginia Davidson and William and Mary also scrimmage. Virginia Tech and Richmond also tested newcomers in fall drills.
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Associated Press
Southern
George Washington
Double-D
Colonials
Double-H
Dick Drummond
Drummond
Jim Camp
Harry Haught
Haught
Uniontown
Bill Pashe
VMI
Lynchburg
John McKenna
David Ayers
Varsity
Andy Tucker
Chuck Beale
Pete Mazik
Danny Donovan
John Cook
Furman
Jerry Yost
West Virginia
Glenn Horton
Ron Colan
Earl Cole
Alex Gibbs
Old-Fashioned 5-Cent Beer Sign Shocks Des Moines Tavern
A Des Moines tavern displays a sign advertising Old-Fashioned beer at 5 cents and 20 cents, sparking curiosity about historic pricing and local lore. The sign is noted for its vintage wording reflecting earlier era drink prices.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Four Women Killed Chatting on Train Tracks in Italy
Four women died after being struck by a passenger train near Finale Ligure Italy while talking on a track crossing. Police say they walked under a lowered barrier and did not notice the approaching train due to their conversation.
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Finale Ligure
Italy
Riviera
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New H Product
An advertisement claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne marketed as Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case reports note reduction and statements that piles ceased to be a problem with suppository or ointment forms available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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