American League standings and weekend results noted
Baseball league standings show Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Los Angeles New York Boston Washington and Kansas City in a tight race. Weekend scores include Cleveland 1 Los Angeles 0 and New York 6 Minnesota 4 with various Sunday and Friday results across cities.
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Los Angeles
New York
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Tieston
Los Angles
Cincinnati
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St. Louts
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bleueton
Honor Hutchins on Memorial Foundation Formed
Major league writers and broadcasters form the Fred Hutchinson Foundation to honor the late Reds manager who died in 1964. The group will award a $1000 annual medical scholarship, chosen by Hutchinson’s brother, with a five member committee and voting restricted to active sports writers and announcers.
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Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hutch
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St. Louis Cardinals
Joe McGuff
Baseball Writers Association
Bob Prince
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City
Jim Enright
Chicago
Ernie Harwell
Detroit
Prince
Ritter Collett
Dayton Journal Herald
Cincinnati Baseball Writers
Mitchell advances to 880 finals at NCAA meet
Ohio University runner Darneil Mitchell reached Saturday’s 880 yard finals in Berkeley California after finishing third in the semifinals with a 1 48.3 time. teammate Barry Sugden placed seventh in the 440 yard dash with a 48 1 clocking but did not reach finals.
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Ohio University
Darneil Mitchell
Berkeley
Calif
Mitchell
Barry Sugden
Littler Leads Marietta in Opening Round of SE Golf Tourney
Bobby Littler shot an even par 71 at Marietta Country Club to lead the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association tournament after 18 holes. Defending champion Frank Rizak and Ted Bauer tied for second at 73, while Marietta led the team standings by nine over Athens as 448 to 457.
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Bobby Littler
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Littler
Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
Ohio University
Marietta Country Club
Frank Rizak
Cambridge
Ted Bauer
Steve Helwagen
Circleville
Bill Conley
Gallipolis
Athens
Russ Berkobeen
Ray Clarke
Logan
Indians edge Angels 1 0 behind Whitfield hit in ninth
Fred Whitfield delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to score Vic Davalillo and give the Cleveland Indians a 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Ralph Terry pitched three hits allowed for Cleveland while Fred Newman took the loss after facing the final frame. Davalillo led off the inning with a single and Wagner was walked prior to Whitfield's decisive hit.
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Fred Whitfield
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Ralph Terry
Terry
Angels
Fred Newman
Newman
Indians
Davalillo
Rocky Colavito
Jim Fregosi
Leon Wagner
Bob Lee
Whitfield
Lee
Los Ang
B. Lee
Sims
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Yanks Rally Past Twins 5 3 Behind Ford Support
Whitey Ford earned the win with help from Ramos as the Yankees defeated the Twins 5-3. Tom Tresh drove in a pair and Joe Pepitone hit his seventh homer, giving New York a second straight win over Minnesota.
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Whitey Ford
Pete Ramos
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Tom Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Twins
Yanks
Bobby Richardson
Tresh
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Minnesota
Zoilo Versalles
Clete Boyer
Rich Rollins
Ford
Mickey Mantle
Jim Mudcat Grant
Grant
Pleis
Klippstein
Worthington
Battey
Ramos
Howard
W — Ford
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Pepitone
Tigers 8, A's 2
Detroit batter Dick McAuliffe drove in five runs with two homers as the Tigers defeated the Athletics 8 to 2. He powered the offense with a pair of long balls and multiple RBIs to seal the win.
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Detroit
Auliffe
Green two solo shots lift Red Sox past White Sox 2-1
Lenny Green hit two solo home runs to break Boston’s eight-game skid against Chicago as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 2-1. Green homered off Bruce Howard in the third and off Hoyt Wilhelm in the eighth after Chicago tied 1-1 in the seventh. Monbouquette pitched seven strong innings for Boston with Tillman catching. Wilhelm took the loss.
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Lenny Green
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Green
Bruce Howard
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bill Monbouquette
Howard
Wilhelm
Monbouquette
Tillman
Martin
Romano
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L—Wilhelm
AL All Stars Manager Named For Midseason Clash
Al Lopez, manager of the Chicago White Sox, was named to manage the American League All Stars against the National League in Minneapolis on July 13. Paul Schaal, 22, rookie third baseman for the Los Angeles Angels, has played in multiple youth and amateur leagues. John Gordon, GM of the Cleveland Barons, will assist Rangers GM Emile Francis.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Paul Schaal
Los Angeles Angels
American Legion
John
Jackie) Gordon
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
Elm Golf League Leaders Amid Tight 59 Point Tie
Bridewater and Donnies Bar lead the Elm Golf League with 59 points as the 15 teams open the second round. Bridgewater captains Whitey Moore and Donnies captained by Don Grafton share the top spot with detailed team rosters and Wednesday Thursday matchups listed.
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Bridgewater Machine
Donnies Bar
Ted Kasler
Bridgewater
Whitey Moore
Vic Stanson
John Patterson
Jeff Jarvis
Donnie
Don Grafton
George Young
Clarence Tinkham
Ron Walls
Donnie Moor
Leon Henson
Gibson
Sinclair
Athens
American Legion
Martin
Elm Golf Course
Swearies AC
Swearingen’s
POD
Donnies
Athens Exterminating
Carrol’s Market
Michelobs
Bridgwater
Machine
Buffington
Shell
Juan Marichal extends streak against the Mets to 10 straight
In his second start of the season Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets, extending his winning run to ten consecutive career decisions against the Mets.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Mets
New Yorkers
Royals Trim Rookies From Tryouts In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Royals reduced their rookie camp roster from 19 to 13. Don Hill of Ohio University and John Reuther from Louisville were released along with Ron Scharf, Larry Lakins, Harry Oden, and Dave Holter who did not attend college. Coach Jack McMahon cited Hill’s size as the main reason for his departure.
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Cincinnati Royals
Ohio University
Don Hill
Louisville
John Reuther
Jack McMahon
National Basketball Association
Ron Scharf
Georgia Tech
Larry Lakins
North Carolina State
Harry Oden
Minnesota
Duluth Branch
Dave Holter
Gallipolis
Ohio
Hill
McMahon
Littlers Lose Playoff In Best Ball Tournament
In Friday's best ball pro am event at the SCGA in Marietta the Lancaster team of Alan Vlere bome and Dr. Gordon Snider won a sudden death playoff. They fired a birdie on the No 1 hole to edge Athens pro Bob Littler and his son Bobby Littler and Irvin Triplett with Rick Spires at 67.
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Alan Vlerebome
Gordon Snider
Lancaster
SCGA
Marietta
Athens
Bob Littler
Bobby
Irvin Triplett
Rick Spires
Fairgreens Country Club
Jackson
Vlerehome
Fairgreens
Littlers
Howard Baker Saunders
Ray Clark
Gallipolis
Jack Phelps
Tobe Offenberger
Jim Romanowski
Butch Gardner
Kermit Blosser
Fred Swearingen
Fred Schleicher
Bob Amon
Bill Biggs
Walt Pyle
Player Leads US Open as Foreign Contender Stays Front
Gary Player from Johannesburg shot a third round 71 to hold a two stroke lead at 211 on Saturday. He threatens to become the first foreign winner in 45 years at the U S Open Golf Championship.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Johannesburg
Athens and Chesterhill Baseball League Schedule and Results
Ath en hosts Chester hill games in summer league with three matchups on Sunday Chester hill at Athens Little Hocking at Albany and Plantsville at Broadwell Last Sunday's results show Albany 6 Jacksonville 5 Chesterhill 10 Broadwell 2 and Athens 16 Plantsville 3
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Athens
Little Hocking
Albany
Plantsville
Broadwell
Jacksonville
International League Scores and Schedule Summary
Schedule and results from the International League feature Rochester at Atlanta and Syracuse at Jacksonville among Saturday games. Toronto beat Toledo 8 to 1 while Buffalo routed Columbus 3 to 9 and 1 to 2 in other matchups. Rain affected Rochester at Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Syracuse
Rochester
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Siete
Atlanta
Columbus
Toronto
Toledo
Buffalo
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