Dodgers Narrow National League Lead with 2-1 Win
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres spun a five hit game to beat Milwaukee 2-1 and trim the NL gap to a half game. Wally Moon delivered a ninth inning pinch hit double scoring Maury Wills after an intentional walk to Jim Gilliam. Hal Woodeshick earned relief wins in St Louis and Houston games as the day’s action spread across the circuit.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Podres
Dodgers
Braves
Wally Moon
Bob Sadowski
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Rusty Staub
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Phillies
New York
Mets
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Frank Howard
Gene Oliver
Burdette
Maury Wills
Moon
Jim Gilliam
18 Innings Remembered Duo: Hubbell Triumphs 30 Years On
San Francisco AP recalls Carl Hubbell memory of a 1-0 18 inning win over St Louis for the Gas House Gang. Details of the marathon at the Polo Grounds, the no walk shutout, and Hubbell's Hall of Fame career with Giants.
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SAN Francisco
Hughie Cruz
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Gas House Gang
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Hubbell
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Joe Medwick
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Palmer heads to British Open after Cleveland Open win
Arnold Palmer wins the Cleveland Open with a five-birdie playoff victory over Tony Lema and Tommy Aaron at Beechmont Country Club. The win nets Palmer $22,000 and raises his 1963 earnings to $85,545, with a path toward England for his third straight British Open title.
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Ohio
Arnold Palmer
England
Pennsylvania
Tony Lema
Tommy Aaron
Beechmont Country Club
Palmer
Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Aaron
Gainesville
Bennington Area Horses Shine at Bald Mountain 4-H Show
At the Bald Mountain 4 H Horse Club Show in Morrisville Bennington area horses and riders earned ribbons in every class. Champion was Lynda Beattie with top honors and Pam Blair claimed the reserve title as judges praised skill across English Western and costume events.
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Bennington
Bald Mountain
Billie Goeltz
John Bearden
Arlington
Lynda Beattie
Manchester
Vivian Putnam
Alstead
N.H
Patience Brooks
South Dorset
Pam Blair
Kevin Beattie
Robert Putnam
Pam Beattie
Gayle Milburn
Diane Sherwin
Seneca Rocket
Comet
Edward Chahanovich
Shaftsbury
Gentleman Jim
Gail Bishop
Pleasure Horse
Western
Blackie
Tom Vachon
Squire
Verna Kayatta
Sundown Rex
Corleen McKirtyer
Rutland
Rebel
Pam Green
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ginger
Sparky McCue
Mr. Topaz
Sandy McKirtyer
Frisky
Apache
Nancy Buzzell
Mary Gerlock
Trail Horse
Santa Claus
Sandy
Bride
Diane Grout
Liberty Horse
Bald Mt. 4H Club
Plans Set For Eastern States Invitation Softball Tourney
Saratoga Springs announces an eastern states invitation softball tournament at Kaydeross Park, Saratoga Lake, starting July 26. Eastern teams may apply. finals are best two of three. Prizes: 300, 150, 50. Entries $50 due by July 23. diamond has 44 1,500 watt floodlights on eight poles.
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Kaydcross Park
Saratoga Lake
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The
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Arlington Blanks Kiwanis In Interstate League Tilt
Arlington pitcher Jim Hayden fired a three hit shutout as Arlington defeated Kiwanis of Hoosick Falls 5 to 0. All runs came in the fourth inning including Tom Poulin’s crashing three bagger toward the Arlington Elementary School. Rick Dowling’s fourth frame double represented Kiwanis’ best threat before a relay preserved the shutout. Hayden struck out four and walked three. Tom Nowak took the loss, fanning eight and walking seven.
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Jim Hayden
Kiwanis of
Hoosick Falls
Big
Tom Poulin
Kiwanis
Rick Dowling
Hayden
Tom Nowak
All-Star selections set with Bouton or Bunning to start AL
President Cronin names the American League roster for the July 9 game in Cleveland. Likely starter is Yankee rookie Jim Bouton or Detroit’s Jim Bunning, with Dick Radatz as probable closer. Includes Houk’s picks for infielders Pepitone Fox Versalles Malzone and outfielders Killebrew Tresh plus alternates Yastrzemski Allison and Howard.
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Yankee
Bouton
Boston
Jim Bouton
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Dick Radatz
Joe Cronin
New York
Ralph Houk
Cleveland
Bunning
Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Cleve
al Kaline
Leon Wagner
Minnesota
Earl Battey
Joe Pepitone
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Twins
Zoile Versalles
Frank Malzone
Houk
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Dick Stuart
German Seeks Upset Of McKinley In Wimbledon
Wilhelm Bungert the German star plans a strategic upset of Chuck McKinley in the Wimbledon semifinals after defeating Roy Emerson in five sets. McKinley, from San Antonio, reached the semis with a decisive win over Bobby Wilson as Manuel Santana and Fred Stolle won their side of the bracket.
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Wimbledon
England
Wilhelm Bungert
America
Chuck McKinley
Bungert
Roy Emerson
Australia
Bristol
San Antonio
Tex
Bobby Wilson
Jack Wisted golf tournament weekend at Mt Anthony
The annual Jack Wisted tournament at Mt Anthony Country Club features 18 holes Saturday morning, nine in the afternoon, and 18 more on Sunday with match play. Defending champs are Craig Galipeau and Bob Murphy. Eight teams plus a women’s division compete. Qualification runs through Wednesday. a final smorgasbord and dance follow.
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Jack Wisted
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Mt. Anthony
Lee Shoemaker
Craig Galipeau
Bob Murphy
Scotch Foursome Prizes Awarded At Mt. Anthony
At Mt Anthony Country Club a Thursday Scotch Foursome prize list was announced after play. Winners include Ruth Mattison and Larry Powers 43 for low gross, Paul Pike and Chick King 44 second low gross, Doug Mattison and B Powers with Mike Pierce and Mary Rita Schultz 35 for low net, and Gerry Finnegan with Ben Pierce tied on low putts with Al Merchant and Simo Kokoras 16. Bob Schultz and Marg Watson 12 worst hole and Bob Watson with Maddy Pollock 11 for worst score on fifth hole. Partners drawn for next event on July 11. no game July 4 due to Jack Wisted tournament.
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Mt. Anthony Country Club
Ruth Mattison
Larry Powers
Paul Pike
Chick King
B. Powers
Doug Mattison
Mike Pierce
Mary Rita Schultz
Gerry Finnegan
Ben Pierce
al Marchant
Simo Kokoras
Bob Schultz
Marg Watson
Bob Watson
Maddy Pollock
Jack Wisted
Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League
The National League standings see St Louis 45 32 and San Francisco 44 34 with Los Angeles 44 32 and Cincinnati 42 35 close behind. Monday games produced Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3 and Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 1 while Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 2 1 and Houston edged St Louis 4 3 in 11 innings. Today's slate features St Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco Cincinnati at Houston New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with several games postponed.
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Pittsburgh
Phila
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball standings and schedule for American League race
The American League leaders include New York 45 28 .616, Chicago 45 33 .577, Minnesota 43 32 .573, Boston 40 34 .541, Cleveland 40 36 .526, Baltimore 41 39 .513, Los Angeles 41 39 .513, Kansas City 35 40 .467, Detroit 29 45 .392, Washington 23 56 .291. Schedule shows Kansas City at Baltimore, New York at Boston, Chicago at New York, Boston at Cleveland, Los Angeles at Baltimore, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Washington, Minnesota at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Chicago at New York with only one game scheduled.
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San Francis
W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
L.A
Kansas C
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Hoosick Falls Softball Tonight Highlights Local League Clash
Hoosick Falls league game at Noble Wood Field features B-D Grill facing Hilltop at 8 p.m. The clash pits two local squads in a late evening matchup under lights.
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Grill
Hilltop
Noble Wood Field
Mets and Reds swing trades amid major league activity
Cincinnati Reds acquire Charlie Neal and Sammy Taylor from the New York Mets for waivers as part of a flurry of roster moves. The Reds also receive a player to be named later from Cincinnati in a separate note, while Don Blasingame is sent to Washington and Jim Coates to San Diego. Other leagues see Charley Lau to Oakland and Manny Jimenez to Portland. Herm Starrette and Fred Valentine are called up by Baltimore from Rochester.
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NEW York
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Charlie Neal
Sammy Taylor
Mets
New
York
Jesse Gonder
Don Blasingeme
Washington
Senators
Jim Coates
San Diego
Kansas City Athletics
Charley Lau
Baltimore
Manny Jimenez
Portland
Orioles
Herm Starrette
Fred Valentine
Rochester
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