Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday Matches
Results show New York 12 to 3 over American Sunday. Cleveland 2 tied with Washington 13 to 4. Boston 4 fell to Baltimore 2 7. Detroit 1 tied Minnesota 6. Kansas City 3 beat Chicago 5. Los Angeles 3. Tonight Boston visits Cleveland. Kansas City travels to Los Angeles. Chicago hosts Minnesota. Baltimore visits Washington. All games scheduled.
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Washington
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Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Fregosi
Rollins
Allison
Wagner
Cash
Colavito
Bressoud
Mathews
Kansas
Lamabe
Kline
Bunker and Stock
Pizarro
Fisher
Kralick
Chance
Arrigo
Wickersham
Radatz
Milwaukee 11 5 Pittsburgh 5 6
Scores from the day show Milwaukee surpassing Pittsburgh with an 11 to 5 result while Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and others host games including St. Louis at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Houston.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Marichal
Shaw
Gibson
Maloney
Drysdale
Los Angeles
International League Standings and Scores Summary
The International League shows Toronto leading with 12 wins and 5 losses. Syracuse is 9 and 5, Columbus 9 and 7, and Buffalo 9 and 8. Sunday results include Richmond 4 Rochester 1, Columbus 9 Syracuse 7, Toronto 8 Atlanta 1, Buffalo 3 Jacksonville 1. Monday games feature Rochester at Richmond, Syracuse at Columbus, Atlanta at Toronto, and Jacksonville at Buffalo.
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Syracuse
Columbus
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Richmond
Rochester
Agata
Zit
Atlanta
Athens Boys Take SECAL Track Meet With Wallace Spark
Athens won team honors as Alan Wallace led individuals in the Eighth Annual SECAL meet at Ohio U Peden Stadium. Wallace set a 440 yard dash mark, while Athens relays and Dennis Cade’s shot put also produced records, with four records overall and Logan runners-up.
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Middleport
Alan Wallace
Ohio University
Peden Stadium
Logan
Wallace
Chillicothe
Dennis Cades
Tom Norris
Ron Handley
Gail Watkins
Wayne Dixon
Dixon
Nelsonville
Snyder
Ball
Phil Collins
John Patchen
Ron Conner
Terry Snyder
Mark Matheny
Dan Matheny
Dennis Cade
Athens Edges Attracts Meet With 71 Points In 1963 Meet
Athens leads with 71, Logan 54, Jackson 40, Middleport 36, Gallipolis 18 as Wallace wins two dashes and Rose claims high jump for third straight year. Jim Oliver tops Logan in 880 and mile. Jackson’s Harrison wins broad jump and Crawford pole vault. New records set in the 880 relay and 440 dash.
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Middleport
Gallipolis
Wallace
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Ron Handley
Jim Oliver
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Chieftains
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Conner
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Cade
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Eich
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Etch
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Bailey
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Arnott
Koblenta
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Parker
Sylester
Beegie
Price
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Hoffman
Grueser
Amo
Cleland
Cruise
Racine
Sylvester
Eastern
Michiel
Fisher
Michael
Warne
Orr
Parcker
Amos
Indians Suffer Doubleheader Sweep by Yankees in Cleveland
Cleveland drops four straight to New York, 12-2 and 3-2, as the Yankees surge to five straight wins and pull even with Chicago atop the standings. Roger Maris returns with three hits and five RBIs, while Clete Boyer and Leon Wagner homer. Dallas Long later breaks his own world record in the shot put at the West Coast Relays in Fresno.
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Tribe Pilot
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Indians
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Roger Maris
New York
Tribe
Maris
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Yankee
Don McMahon
Dick Donovan
Jim Bouton
Leon Wagner
Larry Brown
Fresno
Calif
Dallas Long
Major League Baseball Statistical Leaders From May
National League leaders include Mays of San Francisco with a .481 batting average and 24 runs. Clemente of Pittsburgh leads in hits with 41 and 9 doubles. Pittsburgh’s Stargell ties for doubles with 8, while Banks and Santo lead triples with 3. Mays also tops home runs with 11 and runs batted in with 30.
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San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Mayo
Milwaukee
Banks
Santo
Aller
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Logan Edges Point Pleasant In Final At Bat
Ron Kirk of Logan hit a bottom seventh two on homer to beat Point Pleasant 5-4. It was Logan second one run victory over the Big Blacks, overcoming Richie Neal who pitched on one day rest. Wiggins went 3 for 3 for Point Pleasant while Adkins earned the win in relief for Logan.
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Ron Kirk
Logan
W. Va
Big Blacks
Glenn Adkins
Jim Lawson
Kirk
Richie Neal
Neal
Adkins
Mike Ellis
Ellis
Jim Wiggins
Wiggins
P. Pleasant
Bobcats Aim for 12th Straight Win at Trautwein Field
Ohio University baseball seeks its 12th consecutive victory as it hosts Xavier at Trautwein Field on Tuesday. OU stands 14-3 overall and 6-1 in the MAC, trailing Kent State and can tie for first with two weekend wins while Kent State rests.
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Bobcats
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Flashes
Reds Beat Phillies 2-0 on Nuxhall Gem
Joe Nuxhall held Philadelphia to four hits and struck out eight as Cincinnati won 2-0 to snap a three game skid. Frank Robinson doubled twice and Deron Johnson drove in a run after a passed ball in the fourth. Sammy Ellis slated to face Pirates at Forbes Field.
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Reds
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Phils
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Gus Triandos
Tommy Harper
Leo Cardenas
Roy Sievers
Sievers
Short
Sammy Ellis
Pirates
Bob Veale
Forbes Field
Cincinnati
BI Rose
Klaus
Ewee
Pinson
Hobinson
Ever Harper
Cardenas
Ss Edwards
Philadelphia Abbilor
Lison
Seer
Allen
Gonzalez
Triandos
Pelekoudas
Gorman
Aca
Smith
Elorde Retains Orient Lightweight Title In Manila Bout
Manila lightweights Elorde and Matsumoto clash with Elorde winning on points to keep the Orient title. Archer outpoints Torres in Boston in a 10 round match.
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Flash Elorde
Takashi Matsumoto
Japan
Elorde
Boston
Joey Archer
New York
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N. J
Deity by Bob Sudyk Rudy York’s August 1937 HR record
Detroit Tigers slugger Rudy York holds the major league mark for most home runs in a single month with 18 in August 1937. He also owns the one month grand slam record with three during May 16 22 and 30 in 1938. Over 12 seasons he averaged a home run every five games.
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Rudy York
Detroit Tiger
King Features Syndicate
Casper Winner: Dow 4th at Colonial National Invitational
Casper, 32, Bonita California, won the Colonial National Invitational by four strokes at Colonial CC for $14,000. He closed with 70 to finish 279 one under par, topping Tommy Jacobs and others as he moved into fourth on the year money list with $30,891 and overall earnings to $312,305. Gary Player rated Colonial among the world’s top three courses.
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Tex
Billy Casper
Colonial Country Club
Gary Player
Colonial
Casper
Bonita
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Sam Snead
California
Nicklaus
Palmer
Eastern Ekes by Racine in mile relay for track win
TUPPERS PLAINS East ern edged Racine 57 to 52 as its mile relay set a school record 3 47 5 to seal the win. Eastern scored three other school marks and hosts five teams Tuesday including Middleport Racine Kgger Creek North Gallia Point Pleasant. Vic Morabito, 45, owner of the San Francisco 49ers, died after a coronary seizure.
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Racine
Middleport Racine
Kgger Creek
North Gallia
Point Pleasant
San Francisco
Vic Morabito
San Francisco 49Ers
National Football League
Sugar Ramos Wins In Accra Bout Over Floyd Robertson
In Accra Ghana Sugar Ramos defeated Floyd Robertson by outpoint in a 12 round lightweight clash. Ramos improves his record as Robertson suffers a setback in the international bout held in Mexico City.
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Ghana
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Floyd Robertson
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