Marichal blanks Dodgers as Braves beat Padres 3-1
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal held the Dodgers to three hits while nursing a sore right thumb. Dallas manager Walter Alston called him the NL’s best pitcher as Marichal led the Giants to a 3-0 win. In other NL games, Atlanta defeated San Diego 3-1, Cincinnati beat Houston 4-3 in 10 innings, and Chicago's Cubs snapped a five-game skid with a 6-2 win.
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Giants extend win streak to three behind Marichal finish
Juan Marichal improved to 12-3 with his eighth straight complete game as the Giants beat the Dodgers paced NL West. Willie McCovey drove in two for San Francisco, while Hank Aaron and Atlanta surged from a skid with a two run double. The Padres slump continued as Oliver Brown led a 12 hit attack. Cincinnati rallied for a win over Houston with Johnny Bench and Tony Perez producing key hits. The Mets saw their seven game win streak end as Chicago leveled the series behind Bill Hands. St Louis crushed Philadelphia as Curt Flood and Julian Javier accounted for four RBIs apiece. Pittsburgh edged Montreal on a late walk and error.
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Major League Standings West and Tuesday Results
The standings show West division leaders and teams with records. Thursday results include Cincinnati beating Houston and Atlanta defeating San Diego among others. Tonight’s schedule lists Montreal at New York and Philadelphia at Chicago with several two team matchups across leagues.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Portland and Los Angeles
Pete Riccitelli of Portland 173 out pointed Ronnie Geoffrion of New York 177 in Portland. Hedgeman Lewis of Los Angeles 144 out pointed Ernie Lopez of Los Angeles 147 144 in Los Angeles.
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1960 Champ Still Alive In State At Newton Mass
Massachusetts Amateur Golf Tournament action progresses with Pat Granese of Beverly and Alan O'Neil of New Bedford among quarter final survivors. Fordie Pitts of Wollaston advances after beating defending champ Mike Ghanian two up. several others reach or fall from quarter final contention.
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Post 68 Schedule Hits Midpoint With South Berkshire Clash
Pittsfield Post 68 faces South Berkshire at Clapp Park in the eighth of 15 Berkshire County League games. Adams visits Dalton at Dalton Legion Field as two 6 pm contests unfold, with Post 68 aiming to seize sole possession of first place.
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Golf Pros Tie For Low Gross At Pittsfield Tourney
Rudy Golf of Taconic Club and Howie Wieland of Jug End Resort tied for low gross with 72 in the pro-seniors event at Country Club of Pittsfield. Ben Toski posted 73. Pro Jim Simes and Lipsey tied for low two ball, while Wahconah Country Club Dalton led four-ball with 57. plusieurs teams tied at 58 for four-some and best-ball honors.
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Harrison Team Defeats Hoehn In Net Matchups 3-1
The Harrison squad beat Hoehn 3-1 at Pittsfield Tennis Club League play. Lead player Ran Bhandari topped Walt Michalski 11-2, with Joe Levine defeating Dan Secunda 7-1 and Art Gordon beating Tom Stitt 7-6 to boost Harrison. Preston Lamberton earned Hoehn’s lone point by edging Matt Dichner 7-6.
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Belanger Goes Hitless as Orioles Win 3 4
Pittsfield resident Mark Belanger went hitless in three official at bats in the Baltimore Orioles 3 4 victory over Boston last night at Baltimore He reached base once on a walk Michigan State has played only two ties in 100 Big Ten football games.
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Step Danis To Play Peabody Club
Step Danis softball faces Peabody’s Clam Shell in an Independent double header Sunday at Lakewood Field. First game at 2 pm. Peabody was Massachusetts slow pitch champion last year. Step Danis leads City Slow Pitch League at 13 0 with a 16 3 season mark and a 30 game league win streak.
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Highlands to face Schenectady in Schaefer tourney opener
The Pittsfield Highland International team meets Schenectady this Sunday at the Bavarian Chalet grounds McCormack's Corners Schenectady in the Schaefer summer soccer tournament opening round. Last Sunday the event opened with Schenectady Colombo defeating Little Falls 4 1 and Albany Sons of Italy beating Utica 3 1.
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McCovey Tops All Star NL Poll In 1969 Vote
Willie McCovey of the Giants topped NL balloting for the starting lineup in the July 22 All Star game in Washington. Felix Millan and Cleon Jones earned starting spots as first time selections, edging Hank Aaron and others in a tight race. Johnny Bench and Don Kassinger also secured repeat starter status, with Matty Alou and Pete Rose among top vote getters.
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Booster Club To Honor Lee High Ball Team
The Lee High baseball team, winner of the Western Massachusetts small school tournament, will be honored Sunday afternoon at a Lee Sportsmen's Club picnic. The event begins at 4 and is sponsored by the Lee High Booster Club. Team members will receive jackets. Frank Kelly serves as Booster Club president.
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