Major League Leaders Major League Leaders
American League batting leaders include Oliva and Kaline with .321. B Robinson tops RBIs with 82. Oliva leads hits with 137 and doubles with 27 tied with B Robinson. Home runs feature Robinson at 33 and Pepitone at 25. Ag ee and Campaneris lead in stolen bases with 29. Pitching leaders show McNally 133 decisions at .756 and Sanford at .733.
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Detroit
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Baltimore
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Baltmore
Minnesota
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Boston
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Hershberger
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Brinkman
Washton
F. Robinson
Pepitone
New York
Agee
Chicago
Campaneris
Buford
McNally
Sanford
California
Braves Rally Past Dodgers to Gain NL Lead
Hank Aaron leads NL with 31 homers and 73 RBIs as Atlanta beats Los Angeles 9 1 0 dropping the Dodgers from first to third in the pennant race. Giants split with Cincinnati, Pirates idle, Dodgers now a half game back. Menke delivers decisive late hit, tying and winning runs in key rallies amid a busy day in the NL.
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Cincinnati
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John Hoseboro
Torre
Los Angeles
Ron Fairly
Fairly
Reds
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Len Gabrielson
Jim
Major League Standings and Dodger Ninth Inning Comback
The Associated Press reports standings with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles near the top and St Louis slipping. A six run ninth inning fueled a Dodgers rally, featuring Ty Cline, Mack Jones, Felipe Alou, Joe Torre, and Rico Carty, but Menke’s hit parade overshadowed the late surge. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 10-5 while Atlanta downed Los Angeles 10-3 in the only games listed.
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Torre
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St. Louis
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Houston
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San Fancisco
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Slugger Plans to bunt more often for Red Sox
Boston slugger Tony Conigliaro, the 1963 AL home run king, says he will bunt whenever the third baseman plays him back to break home run focus. He batted .268 after a 3-1 win over Cleveland as fog delayed play at Fenway. He also praised his outfield work and noted umpire guidance during the eerie conditions.
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Boston
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Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Right on Ballot
A proposed constitutional amendment would allow voting rights for certain residents and former residents regarding electors for President and Vice President. The measure outlines registration methods, residence requirements, and ballot wording for the November election and details submission by the Governor and publication requirements.
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United States
Tate
Texas
No. 1 Pro Charts BALTIMORE COLTS PASSING
Assessment centers on John Unitas and a healthy offense with Matte and Berry. Receivers Orr and Mackey anchor a capable unit while Linemen Miler and Stynchulé bolster the front. defense remains solid though punting may be an issue. Prediction: First.
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Gary Cuorzo
Dot Shula
Tom Matte
Jimmy Orr
Raymond Berry
Rick Westner
Kentucky
Willie Richardson
John Mackey
Butch Wilson
Fred Miler
Billy Ray Smith
Andy Stynchulé
Miler
Michaels
Colt
Unitas
O.K
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Tront
Lowe Sees Fair Offer But Won't Demand Big Raise
Chargers halfback Paul Lowe, 28, who set AFL rushing record last season, says he does not seek astronomical pay or to outdraw Jimmy Brown. He says talks with Sid Gilman and owners are unclear, believes a fair offer exists, may play out option but expects agreement. Lowe worries about livelihood and risk of injury as contract dispute drags on.
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Escondido
Calif
Paul Lowe
San Diego Chargers
Lowe
Jimmy Brown
Sid
Sid Gilman
Eng
Gilman
Sia
McKinney Keeps Stock Car Crown at Cleveland Speedway
Baytown racer Jimmy McKinney defeated Billy Griswold in a tense second heat on Cleveland Speedway’s quarter mile dirt oval to claim the winner’s purse. Joe Camp Fond of La Porte had vowed to end McKinney’s dominance by fielding a matching Ford, but McKinney retook the lead after trading it with Griswold three times.
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Baytown
Billy Griswold
Cleveland Speedway
Joe Camp Fond
la Porte
McKinney
Griswold
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