Covington Dodgers Hex By The Associated Press
The Milwaukee Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 6 as Wes Covington hit a three run homer off Don Drysdale in the eighth after entering as a pinch hitter. Cincinnati Reds rallied to beat the San Francisco Giants 4 3 in the ninth as Ed Bailey homered into the stands. Willie Mays was out with a cold for the Giants.
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Desoteaux Hurls No Hitter in Biddeford Softball Win
Art Descoteaux pitched a six hit no run game for his sixth win in as many starts as Roy and Perreault blank Le Voltigeur 6-0 at Memorial Field. The Oilers extended their winning streak to eight, boosting their lead to two games over Springvale K of C, with East End to face Springvale tonight. Box score shows Descoteaux struck out six, walked five, and earned a league trophy or plaque at season end.
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White Stars cruise past Colamen in summer league clash
White Stars led by Al Daigle with 29 points and John Spencer with 21, built an early lead and rolled to a 72 to 60 victory over Colamen at Memorial Field. Roger Lauzon scored 22 and Ronald Smith 21 for Colamen, keeping the game competitive throughout.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching for 1960
American League leaders include Smith of Chicago at .321 and Minoso at .316. Mantle and Maris pace runs and RBIs with 88 and 91 respectively. Maris leads home runs with 35. Aparicio steals 31. National League top stats feature Mays at .341 and 80 runs, Banks and Aaron tie 30 homers, Pensón and White lead doubles and triples.
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Rotary Nine Triumphs 11 2 Over Pastime Nine in West Biddeford
The Rotary team defeated Pastime 11 to 2 in the final regular season game of the West Biddeford League. Both clubs finished 4-5, tying for second place behind champion Kiwanis, with identical records.
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Pitchers Star In Rotary Pastime Tilt At Century Lanes
Rotary beat Pastime 8 to 2 in a Little League game, with strong pitching from Dube and Binette. Key plays featured a center-field snag by LaBrecque and Guillereault's double play, while Saucier and R. Guillereault led hits with two each.
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White Sox Fight On In AL Race Amid Dykes Detroit Fallout
The Red Sox visit Cleveland for a three game set at Municipal Stadium as Boston seeks to extend a hot stretch led by Frank Malzone. Boston aims to upset Jim Perry and climb from 22 games back in an AL pennant chase while White Sox keep pressure on Yankees after a 9-1 win and half game lead.
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Rainiest July Since 1889 Sets Record in New York
Weather Bureau reports July rainfall of 9.97 inches, the rainiest since 1889, while average temperature of 72.6 degrees marks a cooler July not seen since 1925. The text also lists baseball strikeout leaders and player names from multiple cities.
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Bay State race stimulant case awaits USTA decision
Don R. Millar of the USTA led a hearing on Lawrence Williams of Georgetown, Del., 31, trainer of Parliament, tied to a July 29 Bay State Raceway race. A chemist found abnormal thiamine levels in Parliament. Williams admitted syringes were obtained for him but denied using them to stimulate the horse. A groom and Williams’s tack room unattended periods were also admitted, violating trainer custody rules.
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Baltimore machine breaks during Aging To av run
At the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore a one year old duplicating machine broke down in the middle of a run of a title or program labeled Aging To av.
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Train For Maine Job Program To Start Soon
The Train for Maine committee announced a new program to train unskilled Maine labor into skilled machine operators at Portland Industries Coronation premises. Eugene Martin and Ira Kamen organized the effort, with state support and PIC premises. Recruitment will be by the Maine Employment Security Commission and the start date will be announced by John Small.
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Pirates Pride Drives Pennant Bid at Forbes Field
General Manager Joe L. Brown praises Pittsburgh Pirates as the league leaders five games up on Milwaukee, stressing team balance, hustle, and no glaring weaknesses. He cites hitters Dick Groat Bob Clemente Bill Mazeroski and Dick Stuart while noting Mazeroski and Stuart struggle at times but still contribute clutch plays. The Pirates seek a sixth straight win as they open a three game series with the Chicago Cubs at Forbes Field.
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Baseball Standings and Weekly Schedule Summary
Raw box scores and standings from a sports page show Chicago New York and Washington leading early, with Chicago 9 1 in Monday’s results. Tuesday lists matchups including New York at Chicago and Baltimore at Detroit. Wednesday highlights several interleague games and a Milwaukee win over Los Angeles while Chicago visits Pittsburgh.
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Passers Will Carry College All Stars Hopes
CHICAGO AP Don Meredith George Izo or Pete Hall are the three leading quarterbacks for the College All Stars in Soldier Field They face the Baltimore Colts Meredith Izo and Hall are among the top college passers Meredith from SMU Izo Notre Dame Hall Marquette and all three may start under coach Otto Graham against the Colts in Friday night football action
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U. S. Olympic Mermaids Deny Pep Pill Charge
U S women's Olympic swimming team officials deny charges that athletes used pep pills after an interview with Weikko Ruuska. Coach George Haines calls the accusation jealousy and sour grapes. Ruuska's daughter Sylvia made the team in the 400 meter freestyle, Patricia did not.
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Misnamed Lane Crash at Oak Ridge Safety Station
In Oak Ridge Tennessee Leroy Eggert drove onto a brake tester at the Safety Lane car inspection station and stomped the brake. The car failed to stop and struck the rear of the vehicle ahead, passing the safety check in a startling incident.
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Wynn Family Debuts Ned Wynn In The Dark at the Stairs
In La Jolla Ned Wynn 19 makes theatrical debut in William Inge comedy The Dark at the Top of the Stairs as a shy schoolboy. Grandfather Ed Wynn 73 travels from Beverly Hills with Keenan and Tracy Wynn to attend. Ned receives a gold disc listing Wynn family debuts from 1902 to 1960.
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Patterson Off For Bouts In Sweden
World Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patterson flew to Copenhagen en route to Sweden for exhibition bouts. He recently regained the title from Sweden's Ingemar Johansson and said he is ready to defend anytime between now and early next year. Patterson did not confirm talks with Johansson and prefers an early date to allow a second bout later in the year.
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