Yankees Regain AL Perch After Split With Angels at Stadium
The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels split a four game set at Yankee Stadium with New York winning the opener 9-0, while the Angels rallied to win the second game. Hector Lopez and Tom Tresh homered for the Yankees, and Bo Belinsky joined the mix with a strong performance for Los Angeles. The result left New York atop the American League standings, three points ahead of Minnesota and three behind in a tight AL race.
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Bank of Commerce Wins Third Straight. Ash Grove Falls
In Major League action Camilo Pascual (11-4) pitched the win as the Bank of Commerce beat Ash Grove 5-0 to claim a third straight victory. The game featured four unearned runs after Chicago swept the Indians, with notable hits from Harmon Killebrew and Bernie Allen among others.
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Ash Grove rallies past Orley's Cafe in late baseball action
Ash Grove exploded for ten hits and ten runs to edge Orley's Cafe 12 to 6 at Highland Park. Bobby Del Greco and Marty Barnhart homered for Ash Grove while Clyde Barbee Pat Wilson and Jack Wiggans contributed key hits. Orley's Cafe struggled with pitching and defense, allowing unearned runs and surrendering the decisive innings in the seventh.
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Cupit Wins Western Golf
Cupit wins the Western Golf Cup, finishing Medinah at 281 after a 69 70 71 71. He moved from 48th to 14th on the money list with 18 507 and took 11 000 first prize. Casper finished second at 283 with 5 500, Player led at 210 after 54 holes but ended at 286 with Hawkins Geiberger Boros Palmer also in the field.
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Top NL hurlers sparkle as Koufax blank Mets in bid
Don Drysdale struck out 13 Mets in a five hitter en route to his 14th win of the season as Sandy Koufax dazzled with a no hitter bid against New York. Joey Jay added his 11th win with a nine hitter over Houston, while Don Hoak fueled the Pirates with a pivotal triple to beat St. Louis and pull ahead in the race for third.
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Cubs Pitcher Cardwell Struggles In Weekend
Don Cardwell endured a tough stretch with five wins in 12 starts over 26 days, despite three strong weekend appearances. He yielded a 1-0 loss to Milwaukee in a two hit game as fielding lapses plagued the lineup. The Dodgers pitchers impressed while the Giants clung to a half game lead in the N L. Willie Mays delivered a two run single in the eighth inning as the Giants beat the Phillies 5-4. Oldtimers Day saw St. Louis honor past greats and the 1942 Yankees in a nostalgic program.
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Eureka to Open Kansas Quarter Horse Meet in July
Eureka announces a three day quarter horse racing program July 6 7 and 8 with 175 horses entered. Phil Evans Jr race chairman says Greenwood County Fair Assn sponsors the event and the track is Kansas first quarter horse venue with post time at 2 p m each day.
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Legion Wins Second In Neodesha Meet
Chanute American Legion team Burden defeats Burden 3-2 to take second place in the Neodesha Tournament. Chanute beat Coffeyville 12-4 in the opening round, then fell 10-3 in the final after a 5-0 semi final win by Richard Durham’s pitching for Chanute against Eureka.
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Baseball Scores and Results from Sunday and Upcoming Games
Sunday results include San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4, Los Angeles 5 New York 1, Milwaukee 1 Chicago 0, Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 6, Houston 1. Upcoming games feature New York at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, Chicago at Cincinnati. Durham pitched seven no hit innings for Eureka with 11 strikeouts and five runs for Chanute in the title game, Chanute later faces Neodesha in a Fourth of July doubleheader.
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Buzzard White Win Senior Lead in Big Baseball clash
Buzzard beats Papst 8 5 to take sole lead as White wins 14 6 over Gifford. White’s eight in third breaks 6 6 tie. nine errors spark runs. Holiday break to July 11 setup Buzzard vs White再
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Oerter Sets Discus Mark In Polish Victory
Al Oerter, two time Olympic discus champion, blasted the Polish team 131 81 as he erupted with a world record 204 feet 10 inches at Stagg Field. He then eyed the Russia dual set for July 21 22 in Palo Alto California where he would face Vladimir Truseyev who threw 202 2 two weeks earlier.
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Rummage sale and notices in Chanute Tribune
A jumble of local items includes a rummage sale at 910 West Oak with good used clothing, a missing dog notice for a German shorthair, and help wanted ads for cleaning and repair work. Also listed are local county officials and party affiliations along with ride offers to California and a note about discontinuing a fish bait business after July.
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