Braves Trim Buccos Lead in Big Series Opener
The Braves beat the Pirates 8-4 as Ed Mathews hit his 15th and 16th homers in the four game set, driving in unearned runs and helping reduce Pittsburgh’s NL lead to 24 games. The Phillies won their fifth straight, beating the Cubs 4-3, and the Dodgers topped the Reds 6-2.
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Yankees Aim to Extend AL Lead in Cleveland Opener
New York, atop the American League, visits Cleveland for a four game set as Baltimore trails by a half game after a 2-1 loss to Detroit. Jim Coates seeks his 9th win against Jim Perry for Cleveland in the opener.
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Jets Sweep Past Canadiens as Vees Face Maple Leafs
Richmond’s hot Vees tackle a four game set with the first place Toronto Maple Leafs after a 5-2 victory over Montreal. Ken Hunt and Jim Pisoni hit two run homers helping the Vees extend their win streak. Columbus also pounded Rochester 13 hits in a 9-2 win.
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Worcester hosts eighth Women’s Open July 21 23 at Country Club
The Worcester Country Club hosts the eighth U S Golf Association Women’s Open from July 21 to 23. A professional winner receives 1800 dollars and a silver trophy.
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UCLA Bruins Win NCAA Tennis Championship Title
UCLA clinched the NCAA tennis championship in Seattle as they won three of four singles matches in the quarterfinal round with two days remaining in the 1960 tournament. The Bruins secured the title by finishing strong in the quarterfinals.
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National League batting and fielding leaders noted
Top NL hitters include Larker at .348 and Groat with 93 hits for Pittsburgh. Mays leads runs with 52 and 82 hits. Banks tops RBIs with 59 and Maris the runs batted in in the AL with 12. Pitching leader Williams stands 6 1 with Los Angeles and Drysdale leads strikeouts with 110.
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Action Today: Legion Teams Clash in Lancaster
See Action Today notes Coach Merlyn Phillips and the K. T. Crossen Post squad travel to Lancaster to face the Lancaster American Legion team. The 5:30 game features lefty Kenny Harvey on the mound, holder of the lone Legion win this season as his team seeks its second victory after five losses.
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Sandlot and Little League Scores From Bridgewater Area
In a packed doubleheader, Athens Sandlot Pirates and Bridgewater hosts sparked a tally of runs. Highlights include Battery pairs Biggs Evans against Aikman Williams and singles by Batdorff Chambers, with Slater Biggs Grogan Nagle among hitters. Little League Kiwanis and Bago Gas clubs posted similar action with Parmiter Sams Mulligan Fulks 2, and Hossum Shamel Kern all contributing. Home runs noted for Rockwell.
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Baseball scores and standings update with multiple games
MLB results show Cleveland 7 Washington 6 Detroit 2 New York 1 Baltimore 5 Chicago 3 in 11 innings Boston 13 Kansas City 4. Series and standings include Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago with box scores and upcoming games.
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South Africans Lead After First Round in Canada Cup
Gary Player and Bobby Locke paced South Africa with 65 and 72 respectively to reach 137, while Palmer and Snead shot 69 and 71 for 140 as Portmarnock hosts day two of the Canada Cup. Player battled asthma but delivered a 7 under par.
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Golf Executive Wins Western Seniors Championship
C. J. Benkert 58 of Louisville and George Dawson 58 of Chicago tied for second in a 36 hole, 250-player field at Scioto Country Club. Benkert won by one stroke with a 149 total while Dawson finished at 150. Allen Rankin of Columbus stood third at 152. The event featured executives from sporting goods firms manufacturing golf clubs.
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