Cubs Topple Pirates In West League Game
The cellar-dwelling Cubs edged the Pirates 4-3 to move within one half game of the Indians and yank the Bucs from first by stepping into a tie with the Indians. Pitcher David Mason earned the win as Kye Lippman took the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Major League Standings Display Scores
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 to 3. Pittsburgh tops Atlanta 11 to 3. New York beats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in 11 innings.
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Atlanta
Fred Marti Ties For Third In Buick Tourney
Baytonian Fred Marti finished in a third place tie with Tony Lema at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan. Marti shot 287 after bogeying the 18th, earning a share of the third prize. Phil Rodgers won the $100000 event with 283 and $20000, boosting his career earnings to $57574.
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Two Teams Tie In Goose Creek Scramble Golf Event
In the Goose Creek County Club scramble on Sunday two teams tied at 65. Team members included M. M. Brown G. Barfield Loya Higgentotham Pete O Sullivan and Herman Attaway. The runners up were Ralph Sharpless Robbie Watford Nancy Wilson Ray Sioan and Clint Bates.
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G. Barfield
Loya Higgentotham
Pete O'Sullivan
Herman Attaway
Ralph Sharpless
Robbie Watford
Nancy Wilson
Ray Sioan
Clint Bates
Major League Leaders Show Golf Pivot From Baseball
AP reports baseball leaders in batting runs and hits are listed with Aaron, Alou, and Gibson among top names. J T King, Texas Tech coach, wins second annual coaches tournament at Cherokee Village, Arkansas, posting 158 for 36 holes and beating Frank Broyles by three strokes. Allan Gilbert wins writers division with 163.
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Darrell Royal
Texas
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Northwest Arkansas Times
Leading American League Batting and Fielding Highlights
Summary of top A L batting and pitching leaders: Oliva of Minnesota 342 at bats leads with 67 hits and 27 RBIs. F Robinson of Baltimore leads runs with 45 and home runs with 15, tied for 14 for Scott and Oliva as well. Yastrzemski and EB Robinson lead in doubles with 18. Agee and Cardenal share 12 stolen bases. pitching leaders Watt and Pizarro post strong decisions while Richert and McDowell top strikeouts.
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All Teams in Action in Explorer Scout Volleyball League
The Explorer Scout Volleyball League enters its second week with all teams playing tonight at Grace Methodist Church starting 7 p.m. Posts 58 and 420 are tied for the lead at 2-0. The league is sponsored by Humble Qi and Refining Co. Standings show the current points leaders.
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Astros Face Dodgers Giants On West Coast Road Trip
Astros prepare for a tough West Coast swing with the Dodgers and Giants on successive nights. Mike Cuellar starts as Houston recalls a high-scoring home stand finish behind Domed Spacemen hitters Staub Nicholson and Bateman. Fans hope for improved innings and another strong road effort as Larry Dierker and Koufax loom in upcoming tests.
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Chicago Houston baseball box score fragment
Baseball box score reads incomplete with listed players from Chicago and Houston, batting positions and fields shown. Mentions Batemen scoring a home run, players like Nicholson, Eanlo, Hundley, and Connors appearing, plus errors and left on base counts.
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Marichal Outduels Drysdale As Giants Top Dodgers
San Francisco edged Los Angeles 2 2 to 1 by a four hitter from Juan Marichal who tied Koufax for the major league lead with his 11th victory. Don Drysdale struggled, knocked out in the sixth after his third straight loss. Sammy Ellis became this year’s first 30 game loser as Cincinnati fell to New York 3 2. Koufax continues to shine with a 1.40 ERA while Drysdale's season has been rocky with 11 homers allowed.
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Sandy Kouwfax
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Sammy Ellis
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