Jay in 10th Win gs Reds Hold Lead
Right hander Joey Jay and reliever Bill Henry shut out the Braves 4-0 as Cincinnati extended its NL lead. Jay improved to 10-4, while Spahn dropped to 8-9 after a two-run Jay single in the fifth. Dodgers rout Phillies 10-6, Pirates beat Giants 4-3, Cardinals surge past Cubs 11-4 with a grand slam by Jim Schaffer.
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Spahn
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Bue
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Elroy Face
Willie Mays
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Jim Brewer
Jim Schaffer
Bob Lillis
Cards
Ray Sadecki
Cubs
Jerry Kindall
Billy Williams
Ford Sets Record For Loop Lefties
Whitey Ford earned his 14th win with a five hitter and became the first AL lefty to win eight in a month as the Yankees beat Washington 5 Friday night. The win kept New York within two games of Detroit, who won 6-5 in 12 at Baltimore. Cleveland crushed Boston 10-2, Minnesota topped Kansas City 8-2, and the Angels beat Chicago 10-3, giving the White Sox a third straight loss after a 12-game win streak.
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Yanks
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Boston
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Baseball scores and standings wrap from Friday action
Detroit defeats Baltimore 6 5 in twelve innings to halt the Orioles' win streak as New York and Washington chase targets. Cleveland tops Boston 10 2 behind Mike De La Hoz's three RBIs and Woody Held four hits. Ken Hunt and George Thomas drive three runs apiece for the Angels in a 7 4 win over the White Sox. Minnesota bats down Kansas City 8 to 0 as Jack Kralick handles the mound. Los Angeles sweeps Chicago 10 4 and expands its lead in the National League West behind Ken McBride. Cincinnati and Los Angeles hold top NL spots while Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis pursue. The summary notes late-inning rallies, unearned runs, and key homers from Mantle, Maris, and De La Hoz across various matchups.
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Orioles
Steve Boros
Charley Maxwell
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Jim Bunning
Gus Triandos
Terry Fox
Mike de la Hoz
Cleveland
Woody Held
Indians
Billy Muffett
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Ken Hunt
George Thomas
White Sox
Angels
Ken McBride
Jim Landis
Billy Pierce
Twins
A's
Jack Kralick
Jim Lemon
Inser Joe Nuxhall
Ww. L. Pet
Detroit
Hee
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Koch Stretches Lead In Pee Wee League
Koch Furniture defeated Nu Way Cleaners 17 to 9 to widen its Pee Wee League lead to two games. In Sudbury, Ontario, report says Branch Rickey, hospitalized after a second heart attack in three years, is improving and resting after leaving an oxygen tent.
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Lutherans halt Methodist streak in 12-11 thriller
The Lutherans upset the Methodists 12-11 in six innings as Dean Sutcliffe, Gene Reinhart and Gary McKenzie homered for the Methodists. Ronnie Burghart earned the win for the Lutherans while Marv Seger tossed a two hit shutout for the Presbyterians in the other game. Two makeup games set for Monday night as the league nears the final round.
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Eub
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Gene Reinhart
Gary McKenzie
Ronnie Burghart
Don Brinkman
McKenzie
Sutcliffe
Marvin Seger
Bud Leroy
Don White
Lloyd Steel
First Baptist
Church Softball League
Fight Results Muskegon and Melbourne Cards
Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Wilbert Robertson of Chicago in a light weight bout in Muskegon. In Melbourne Ed Beattie defeated David Oved with a knockout, improving his record against international opponents.
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Kenny Lane
Wilbert Robertson
Chicago
Melbourne
Australia
Ed Beattie
Canada
David Oved
Israel
Wright Era Record Seems Safe In Women Open
In Springfield New Jersey the 16th Women’s National Open heads to final rounds with no sub par scoring likely enough to threaten Mickey Wright’s 287 mark set in 1959. Only Wright and JoAnn Prentice shot 72 to lead after first round while Ruth Jessen posted 73 on Friday.
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Dallas
Churchill Valley Country Club
Pittsburgh
Rbaltusrol
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JoAnn Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Self Service Edges Penney to Even Record at 4-4
Self Service bumped its record to 4-4 by beating second-place J. C. Penney's 13-6 in Minor League play. Pat Marks earned the win with six hits allowed and 12 strikeouts, while Mark Golay led the winners with the best at bat. The Nation's Cleaners and Evan's Music game was halted in the sixth and will resume with Evan's ahead 17-16.
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Evans edges Nation's in rain halted game after six
Pat Wilson caught for Evans as Eddie Corkill and Benny Ennis pitching for Nation's held seven safeties. Darkness halted the top of the sixth with base loaded no out. inning to be completed after holidays. Teddy Edgerle homered for Evans in the first. Evans pitchers included Skinner Brenner and Barnhart. Nation's hurlers were Henshall and Webb with Wickster catching.
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Orville Brenner
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Darrell Storck
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Munger
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Ash Grove
Olson's Omegas Teener League Tangles Title Race
Olson's Supermarket stunned league leader VFW 11 10 to force a deadlock as American Legion climbed into a first place tie. Self Service Grocery defeated Naff and Bolze 7 1 with Junior Roberts earning the win and Tom Arthur catching.
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Machen Bout On Television
Harold Johnson the NBA light heavyweight champion and Eddie Machen meet in a non title ten round bout at Convention Hall Atlantic City. Johnson seeks a rematch with Archie Moore while Machen aims for a crack at Floyd Patterson but both face uncertain paths as Patterson's likely next foe Tom McNeeley and Moore Johansson talks cloud the division.
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Storm Halts Little League Game in Hyde Park
A Little League baseball game in Hyde Park, Jacksonville, halted by a storm. Umpires described hailstones making the ball indistinguishable on the field as the weather interrupted play.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Hyde Park
Chanute Tribune Highlights July 1, 1961 Local News
The Chanute Tribune reports on events around Chanute and district towns for Saturday July 1 1961. Local developments include community updates, school notes, and upcoming civic activities.
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Chanute Tribune
Auto Club Cancels Races in Georgia
USAC cancels the 250 mile Festival 250 at Atlanta International Raceway criticising track as too dangerous after asphalt temps near 140 degrees. NASCAR grand national 250 mile race will be held in its place with Indianapolis driver Dick Rathmann cited in the decision.
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United States Auto Club
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USAC
Indianapolis
Dick Rathmann
Peru's Rich Metal Reserves Spur Global Interest
Peru boasts abundant metals including gold, silver, copper, iron, zinc and lead, attracting international attention for mining potential and metal markets worldwide.
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