Upset night in Pony League as Chisox rout Tigers
In Saturday action the third place Chisox crushed the second place Tigers 11 to 1. The Chisox scored nine unearned runs as nine Tiger errors paved the way for the win. Mike Evans pitched a two hit one run outing for the Chisox. Jerry Dobbs started for the Tigers, with Joe Bill Hardison covering the final inning. The game ended after five innings on the 10 run rule.
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Fred Cawthion
Chisox
Tigers
Plate
Lynn Wygal
Tommy Eubank
Wyygal
Royce Bohannon
Randy Barber
Wygal
Bohannon
Gary Wygal
Larry West
Phil Davenport
Mike Evans
Barber
Ronnie Eason
Evans
Jerry Dobbs
Joe Bill Hardison
Dobbs
Danny Havins
Red Sox
Yankees
Jim Wakefield
Yankee
Jackie Smith
Billy Lanham
Johnny Plemin
Jeff Cordell
Ben Walker
Pat Henry
Ronny Smotterman
Smith
Scott Johnston
Ronny Smotherman
Smotherman
Johnny Clover
Standings and results across major leagues update
National and American leagues show team records, standings, and a slate of results. Notable games include Los Angeles defeating New York 6 1 then 1 2 in rain shortened play, and Cincinnati routing St. Louis 11 6, with several doubleheaders and postponed nights noted.
Cepeda Dives for Out Wins Giants Over Phillies
In a dramatic late inning, Orlando Cepeda leapt for Johnny Herrnstein’s batted ball, preventing a game tying hit as the Giants beat the Phillies 3-2 to extend their NL lead. Bob Shaw earned his fifth win after Ed Roebuck took the loss. Jim Bunning started for Philadelphia with four hits allowed until the ninth inning rally.
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San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleaners
Orlando Cepeda
Chris Short
Tom Haller
Phils
Johnny Herrnstein
Cepeda
San Francisco
Herrnstein
Vargo
Giants
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Duke Snider
Jim Harts
Bob Shaw
Ed Roebuck
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Washington
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Baltimore
Pale Hose Back In First Place With Hot Week
The Chicago White Sox surge to first place riding a 12-game surge and a 3-0 doubleheader sweep of the Detroit Tigers. Dave Nicholson and Floyd Robinson led offense while Joe Horlen and Hank Aguirre split decisions. Baseball scores from across the league show Minnesota, New York, Cleveland, Kansas City, and San Francisco tightening races and top pitchers delivering wins.
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Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Lopez
Indians
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dave Nicholson
Floyd Robinson
Gene Setphens
Hank Aguirre
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Red Sox
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Bernie Allen
Camilo Pascual
Whitey Ford
Pete Mikkelsen
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Angels
Ken McBride
Cowan wins Sunnehanna Amateur with 68 final round
Gary Cowan of Kitchener Ontario shot a two under par 68 to clinch the Sunnehanna tournament by three strokes, finishing with a 278 total after entering the final round three back. Bologna defeats Inter Milan 2 0 to win the Italian soccer pennant in the first playoff in 40 years and Hearts of Scotland draw 1 1 with Lanerossi in an International League match at Randall's Island.
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Johnstown
UPI
Gary Cowan
Kitchener
Ont
Sunnehanna
Cowan
Rome
Bologna
Inter
Milan
NEW York
Hearts of
Scotland
Lanerossi
Italy
Randall's Island
Major League Leaders and Key Standings Report
United Press International presents top hitters and leaders listing players by team and league across batting and pitching. Highlighted names include Mays Williams Howard Robinson Torre Stargell and Mantle with runs batted in and home run tallies for both the National and American Leagues.
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United Press International
National League
G. Abr
H. Pet. Williams
Chi
Mavs
Cimente
Pitt
Torre
Mil
Boyer
St.l
Stargell
Robnson
Cin
Hunt
Cepeda
American League
H. Pet. Oliva
Minn
Hinton
Wash
Fregosi
Howard
Mantle
Abnson
Balt
Whtfild
Clev
Brescud
Bos
Causey
Romno
Cleo
Mays
Giants
Williams
Cubs
Dodgers
Robinson
Reds
Braves
Allen
Phils
Killebrew
Twins
Colavito
Athletics
Powell
Orioles
Wagner
Indians
Allison
Hall
Gentile
Cards
Santo
Pirates
Stuart
Red Sox
Chiles
Cash
Tigers
Farrell
Colts
Marichal
Bruce
Gibbon
Herbel
Per
Wilcoxson Captures CCC Tourney With 1 Under Par
Texas Tech sophomore Jim Wilcoxson rallied from behind to win the Childress Country Club Invitational with a 2 under par 210 over 54 holes. Dudley Krueger and Johnny McConnell tied for third at 225, while Joe B. Mills took second at 224. Over 80 players shared more than $1,500 in prizes and trophies.
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Jim Willcoxson
Childress County Club
Joe Billy Mills
Johnny McConnell
Mills
McConnell
Austin
Dudley Krueger
Texas Tech
Jim Wilcoxson
Childress
Don Kaplan
Kaplan
Lloyd Towles
Altus
Oklo
Land Collins
Bill Action
Amarillo
Travis Walling
Country Club
Belmont Stakes winner in Aqueduct upset
Quadrangle won the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct by two lengths over Roman Brother with Northern Dancer third. Also California Stakes at Hollywood Park went to Mustard Plaster. Kelso finished sixth. Rafael Osuna upset Chuck McKinley in the Swiss championship semi finals. Debbie Thompson set a women's 100 yard dash record at 16. Tony Lema won the Thunderbird golf classic at Westchester by one stroke. A J Foyt won the Rex Mays Classic. a crash injured Jim Hurtubise. United States Olympic equestrian team riders selected led by Kevin Freeman.
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United Press International
New York
Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
Westchester Country Club
Mike Souchak
Milwaukee
A. J. Foyt
Auto Club
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
Giants win 3-1 in Yameekas League standings
Hall and Ori oles lead 4-0 with Ford on the Yanks 7-1, Kra lick and Ori oles 6-1, Pascual, Twins 8-2, Heffner, Red Sox, Mikkelsen, Yanks and Miller, Orioles 4-1.
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Giants
Yameekas
Hall
Orioles
Ford
Yanks
Kralick
Indians
Bunker
Pascual
Twins
Heffner
Red Sox
Mikkelsen
Miller
Wisconsin QB Miller to join Charleston Rockets in UFL
Ron Miller, former Wisconsin quarterback, will play for the Charleston Rockets in the United Football League this fall. Miller previously played for the Los Angeles Rams in 1962.
Dietzel Era Begins as West Point Adds First Alumni Coach in Years
First West Point, N Y UPI report notes Paul Dietzel became head football coach at the United States Military Academy in 1961 and 1962 marking the first West Point graduate in the role in over five decades.
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West Point
N. Y
UPI
Paul Dietzel
Ary Academy
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