Yanks Win and Birds Bow as Smith Sparks Angels
Willie Smith, pitching turned outfielder, belted a grand slam in the ninth to lift the Los Angeles Angels over the Baltimore Orioles 10-6, ending their five game skid. He added a single and two doubles to lift his average to .317 with 23 RBIs in 17 games. Elsewhere, the Yankees beat Kansas City in 15 innings, Minnesota topped Boston 15-9, and Detroit defeated Cleveland as the AL race tightens.
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Spahn falters again as Braves lose to St Louis 3 0
Warren Spahn, the 43 year old Milwaukee left hander, failed to finish as the Braves fell to St Louis 3 0. He remains winless in a month with a 58 record and a 4.89 ERA. Giants and Pirates feature amid Mays’s absence and Cepeda’s two run homer. Phillies edge Dodgers as Ortegi and Howard homer highlight a busy day in the league.
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Misfits Win Season in Summer Mixed Doubles League Finale
The Summer Mixed Doubles League concluded with the Misfits narrowly defeating Mixed Up Doubles by 1 percentage point. Fred McEldowney led all with a 214, while Don Edwards posted 209 as season final standings show Misfits 20 11 and Mixed Up Doubles 11 20.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The American League shows Baltimore leading with 47 wins and a .835 pace, followed by New York and Chicago among others. Thursday results include Minnesota over Boston, New York over Kansas City in 15 innings, Detroit beating Cleveland, and Los Angeles over Baltimore. National League lists San Francisco atop with 47 wins and Philadelphia at 44 wins, with several shutouts and key matchups noted for Thursday.
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Braves Dominant Win Over Indians Behind Darnofall
Larry Darnofall pitched and batted Braves to an 11-4 Junior League victory at Loveland Field. He went 3-for-4 with a home run, three RBIs, and three runs, boosting his record to 4-1 with nine strikeouts. Ton Bulard added 2-for-4 with three RBIs as the Braves totaled 11 hits and took the early league lead. Indians managed four hits, led by Bob Slava with two, while Pete McLaughlin took the loss.
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Pete McLaughlin
Ted Glatz
Ted Wawrejko
Walt Burrows
iTired Tony Leads Open Field With 66 At Whitemarsh
In the White Marsh Open at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club, Tony Lema led a crowded first round with a 66, joined by Tomi Shaw Al Balding and Chi Chi Rodriguez as contenders. Arnold Palmer shot 68, Jack Nicklaus 69, and Ken Venturi 71 as 55 players posted subpar rounds in Philadelphia.
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Merle Ottaway Shuts Down Pine Woods In City League
Merle Ottaway pitched a one hitter for Moose’s Restaurant as Pine Woods Inn took a 71 to 1 loss in the City Softball League Hast night. Only hit came from Jon Correll leading off the second inning but he failed to score. Pine Woods scored in the fifth on two errors after Ron Brown walked.
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Two Junior Rifle Club Members Chosen for PSU Forest Trip
Morris son of Ralph and Mrs. Morris of Shady avenue and Bauer son of Mr. and Mrs. Telford Bauer were selected from the Rod and Gun Club Junior Rifle Club to represent at a two week PSU experimental forest visit. John Loveland involved.
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Huge Archery Shoot Here Tomorrow
At the Corry Archery Range on Aim port road the Corry Archery Club sponsors a major invitational trophy shoot with at least 200 archers, five divisions for both sexes, and about 350 in trophies. Registration runs 10 am to 2 pm with junior and intermediate categories. Dick Shaw is club president.
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49 Take Part In Junior Golf Day At Country Club
Junior golf day at the Country Club featured Diane Williams Nancy Fenstermacher Heidi Keppel and others in Class A Girls and Denny Dyckes plus Mike Baressi Harrison Keppel among Class A Boys. Mary Brown assisted pro Johnny Capobianco with lessons before matches. NYP league results noted for Class D Boys Mark Jamestown 10 Binghamton 2 and other entries with ppd games at Geneva.
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Julie Brown
Carl Fillstrom
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George Wurm
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Gary Brown
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Binghamton
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Geneva
Iain Bailey
Braves Move Talked Again in Milwaukee Rumors
Rumors persist that the Milwaukee Braves may relocate to Atlanta for 1963, with club president John McHale not providing a definite answer while noting they would stay in Milwaukee if welcome. The Sporting News cited an unimpeachable source that Atlanta is the likely 1965 destination, as an $18 million stadium rises in Atlanta and other clubs consider options.
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Attendance Trends For Braves Since 1953 Season
Attendance in Milwaukee rose from 1958 downturn, with a slight upturn before season end. This season total reached 406,449 over 34 dates, versus 269,086 for the same number of games last year.
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Papp Retains European Middleweight Title In Knockout
Laszlo Papp of Hungary knocked out Chris Christensen of Denmark to keep the European middleweight championship. The bout occurred in Copenhagen with Papp delivering a decisive finish in the later rounds.
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Grand slam in ninth gives Willie Smith Angels 1-0 win
Willie Smith of the Angels hit a ninth inning grand slam to beat Baltimore 1-0 after earlier collecting two doubles a single and two RBIs. Jim Maloney hurled a four hit 70 win for the Reds over the Cubs.
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