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NATIONAL LEAGUE
1 East
W L Pct. GB
52 32 .619
Iphia 49 36 .571 3 1 / 2
•gh 48 39 .552 5 1 / 2
46 42 .523 8
39 47 .453 - 14
34 51 .400 18 13 / 4
West
57 31 .648
46 39 .541 9 1 2
•ancisco 41 49 .456 17
40 49 .449 17 14 2
39 53 .424 20
32 55 .368 24142-
Wednesday's Games
go at New York, suspended,
delphia 5. St. Louis 2
to 9, Cincinnati 3
ton 3, Los Angeles 2,13 innings
3urgh 6, Montreal 1
'rancisco 5, San Diego 4
Yesterday's Games
go at New York, ppd., power fail-
tuts at Philadelphia, n
la at Cincinnati, n
ngeles at Houston, n
lames scheduled
Today's Game;
igo (Bonham 9-6) and (Krukow
Philadelphia (Lonborg 2.3) and
)nson 7-5), 2, t-n
burgh (Reuss 4-9) and Rooker
New York Todd 2-3) and Zach
, 2, t-n
'rancisco (Williams 4-2) or (Mon
-2-7) at Atlanta (Solomon 0-1), n
ouis (Falcone 4-6) oriDierker 2-5)
treal (J. Brown 6-7), n
ton (Bannister 4.7) at Cincinnati
tuo.l),n
thgeles (John 9.4) at San Diego
!ben 2-5), n
Tomorrow's Games
igo at Philadelphia
burgh at New York
ton at Cincinnati, n
'rancisco at Atlanta, n
)uis at Montreal, n
.ngeles at San Diego, n
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
East
W L Pct. GB
Boston 49 36 .576
Baltimore 50 38 .568 1 / 2
New York 50 39 .562 1
Cleveland 40 43 .482 8
Milwaukee 40 47 .460 'lO
Detroit 39 47 .453 10 1 / 2
East
Chicago 52 35 .598
Kansas City 47 38 .553 4
Minnesota 48 40 .545 4'
Texas 43 42 .506 8
California 41 43 .488 9
Oakland 37 49 .430 14 1 2
Seattle _ . 37 53 .418 16
Wednesday's Games
Boston 9, Cleveland 7
Kansas City 6, Detroit 4
Chicago 6-3, Toronto 3-5, 2nd game 11
innings
Milwaukke 9, New York 8
Baltimore 4, Texas 3
Seattle 3, Oakland 1
Minnesota 6, California 3
Yesterday's Games
Night games not included
Chicago 2, Toronto 1
New York 6, Milwaukee 3
Boston at Cleveland, n
Baltimore at Texas, n
Detroit at Kansas City, n
Seattle at California, n
Only games scheduled
Friday's Games
Cleveland (Bibby 8-6) and (Dobson
3-8) at Texas (Blyleven 7-9)'and (Bar
iger 0-0) 2, t-n
Detroit (Roberts 4-B) at Toronto (Byrd
1-2), n
Boston (Stanley 6-3) at Chicago (Wood
3.2), n
New York (Guidry 6-4) at Kansas City
(Splittorff 6-5), n
Baltimore (Flanagan 6-8) at Milwau
kee (Sorenson 2-2), n
Minnesota (Zahn 7-7) at Oakland (Me
dich 5-4), n
Seattle (House 2-3) at California
(Simpson 4-6), n
Tomorrow's Games
Detroit at Toronto
Minnesota at Oakland
Baltimore at Milwaukee, n
New York at Kansas City, n
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