Orioles sweep Indians as Stock shines in relief
United Press reports Baltimore Orioles lead the league by 2 1/2 games after Wes Stock wins both ends of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians. Stock, praised as an All American reliever, allowed one hit in the second game and improved to 5 0 on the season. Boog Powell, Jackie Brandt, and Jim Gentile fueled seventh inning rallies in the opener.
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Baltimore Orioles
Wes Stock
Stock
Hank Aguirre
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Steve Barber
Clevelad
Boog Powell
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Dick Donovan
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Senators
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
Cup
Reds
Sievers
Joe Adcock
Joey Jay
Rob Bailey
Frank Funk
Pirates
Braves
Bill Maveroski
al McBean
Pirate
Bob Clemente
Pittsburgh
Ron Santo
Ken Hubbs
Cubs
Colts
Santo
Dick Crott
Hubbs
Don McMahon
Bob Buhl
Clent
Baseball Rosters Announced For Three Leagues In Texas
Summer program rosters released by coordinator Don Howard cover the Little League Texas and Southern associations and Pony League. Coaches listed include Wiley Shires Bill Hamm Robert Freeley Gene Frisbie with players such as Benny Jim Land Phil Davenport Donald Ray Hatcher and many others. Unassigned late registrants Johnny Allen Newsom Robert D Biddy C L Kindle Bill Parker and others await tonight assignments.
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Don Howard
Wiley Shires
Bill Hamm
Robert Freeley
Gene Frisbie
Benny Jim Land
Phil Davenport
Donald Ray Hatcher
Billy Lee Dill
John Baker
Keven Wood
Stephen M. Smith
Sammy Saied
Steve Parker
James David Decker
Truett Childers
Monty Cameron
Ross Butler
Garry Woodard
Charles Mike Johnson
Billy Smotherman
Charles Frisbie
Mickey Goree
Keith W. Mills
Billy Ray Frazier
Robert King
Larry Johnson
Brent Butler
Kerry Wood
Mike Donathan
James Edward Frazier
Carl Smith
Dan Murray Jones
John Howard
Ray Don Stovall
Kent Wood
Dante Frisbie
Charles Richardson
Randy Barber
Royce Alan Bohannon
Mike Evans
Nickie Charles Manuel
Billy Lanham
Joe Bruce Atkinson
Cary Ray Cottle
William T. Collier
Alan Collins
Robert Paul Cargile
Freddie Watson
Richard Greer
Clyde
Marvin Martin
Steve M. Baker
Earl Griffin
Paul Allen Martin
Kenneth Ray Sims
Roy Rowland
Ricky Farr
John Holland
Z Jr
Paul A. Rogers
Robert L. Wood
Dennis Cogburn
Joe Dan Holland
Rusty Statham
Kenneth L. Baker
Charles Rogers
David Burchett
Don L. Skinner
Gary Sachse
Edwin Lee Atchley
Rickey Lee Fletcher
Rodney Kuhlmann
Andrew Cargile
Michael D. Adams
Jimmy Don Fuller
David Brown
Bill Russum
Bru
Larry Bettis
Billy Johnson
Joe Rigsby
Dennis Moore
Travis Whitehead
David Hickman
Mike Risinger
Monty Atchley
Tim Starnes
Rocky Rippy
Dickie Nations
Mike Bruce Inman
Ronnie Hawkins
Jerry Johnson
Carl Holtman
Rodger Allen
Dusty Aran
Terry Martin
Staley Webster
Sammy Russell
Jimmy Pleming
Morris Grayson
Harold Ricks
Loyd Eaton
Johnny Allen Newsom
Robert D. Biddy
C. L. Kindle
Bill Parker
M. Wayne Davis
Bobby Mack Love
David A. Henry
Robert KE. Kindle
Richard A. Kindle
Paul E. Camp
Larry Dean Paul Leon Rosenbaum
Stephen Scott Jennings
Former world champ Inge-Mar Johansson announces retirement
Inge mar Johansson, former world heavyweight champion, told a Geneva telecast from Sweden that he is retiring from boxing.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Geneva
Switzerland
Baseball and basketball standings and results montage
A dense standings page shows National and American League records with teams such as San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston New York and more. It lists recent results from Chicago Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis New York and others with scores and venues. It notes a Western Athletic Conference meet where Adolph Plummer of New Mexico University set a world record in the 440 yard dash at 4.9 seconds in Tempe Arizona.
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United Press International National League
Ww. L. Pet
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
St.Louis
Milw
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W. L. Pet
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Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
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Washington
Baltimore
Tempe, Ariz
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico University
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City A's
Ray Culp
Roy Sievers
Phillies
Reds
Butter Fingers Mess Up National League Race
Three errors by Jose Pagan Duke Carmel and Bob Gibson alter the NL standings. Pagan’s 10th inning error lets Gilliam score, Dodgers beat Giants 4-3. Carmel and Gibson miscues in the 11th aid Mets over Cardinals 3-2, halting St Louis push. Phillies sweep Reds as Cup and Sievers shine. Orioles twain Indians, Yankees win, Tigers collapse late.
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Jose Pagan
San Francisco Giants
Duke Carmel
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Pagan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giats
Carmel
Gibson
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Cardinals
Cards
de Larsen
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Don Drysdale
Jim Davenport
Felipe Alou
Stan Musial
Charley Neal
Chico Fernandez
Neal
Mets
Charlie James
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Golf Play Starts Thursday at CCC
Golf play begins Thursday at the Country Club for team match tournaments. Interested players may call Charles Rogers or the club pro. entry is 1 dollar per person with included lunches and 50 cent lunches for children. Shotgun start at 9 a.m.
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Charles Rogers
Weekend Sports Summary
In Modesto Brian Sternberg of Washington set a world pole vault record at 16 feet 7 inches. Peter Snell claimed a 3 54 90 mile win at the California Relays. Bravist won the world amateur basketball title with an 85 81 victory over the United States. Rubin Carter beat George Benton in a 10 round middleweight bout. Bo Belinsky was optioned to Hawaii by the Los Angeles Angels. Mickey Wright captured the Dallas Civitan Open with a 263 for 72 holes.
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United Press International
Modesto
Calif
Brian Sternberg
University of Washington
Peter Snell
Australia
California
Rio DE Janeiro
Bravist
United States
Hill Wins Monte Carlo Grand Prix Race
Graham Hill of England wins the Monte Carlo Grand Prix in Monaco with Richie Ginther of Los Angeles finishing second. The result highlights Hill’s skill on the famed circuit and Ginther securing a strong runner up placing.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Graham Hill
England
Richie Ginther
Los Angeles
Memphis Open Rain Delays Final 36 Holes to Monday
In Memphis Tennessee rain postponed action in the $50 000 Memphis Open golf tournament and officials rescheduled the last 36 holes of play for Monday.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Frank Howard
Bobby Rowland
Gordon Gravley
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Joe Wayne Hardison
C. L. Inman
Danny Lynn Lancaster
Tim M. Lewellen
Frank
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Johm F. Shankle
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Terry Barley
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Scott Johnston
Chris Lewellen
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Vancal Wilson
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Terry Smoot
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Carroll Favor
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Brigitte Bardot
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Rubin
Huriiane) Carter
George Benton
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