Dodgers Rally With Lefebvre Double To Keep Win Streak
Dodgers win fifth in a row by one run behind Jim Lefebvre’s eighth inning double as Giants, Pirates, Phillies, and Astros also win. Marichal earns his fourth, Davenport hits grand slam for Giants. Stargell and Mazeroski pace Pirates with multi hit, big innings. Dodgers stay four games back of San Francisco.
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Mantle and Powell Bypass All Star Game as Krausse Excels
Orioles gain on MLB leaders as Lew Krausse shines with eight strong innings and Bobby Powell belts two ninth inning homers. Mantle slugs two homers in a 14 game tear but withdraws from the All Star squad and Powell also misses selection. Orioles lead Detroit by 8 1/2 games while Powell and Mantle sit out the event.
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Pirates State Pere Camp tryout at Camp-Ainsworth Field
Pittsburgh Pirates hold a two day tryout camp at Pere Camp Ainsworth Field on Monday and Tuesday the 11th and 12th from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Scouting supervisor Jim Maxwell leads the event with assistants Ben Bassetti and Dr. Robert Shupala. Prospects must be at least 16 years old.
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National League Standings and Friday Baseball Results
National League table shows San Francisco at 53 92 with .624, Pittsburgh 50 33 6022, Los Angeles 47 24 5004, Philadelphia 45 38 27, Houston 530 8, St. Louis 12% Atlanta 453 14% Cincinnati AM 15 New York 16 Chicago -. Friday results: Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. Pittsburgh 10 9 New York 22. Houston 6 St. Louis 1. San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 2. Los Angeles 7 Atlanta 6. Today New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Chicago. Houston at St. Louis. Atlanta at Los Angeles. Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Alston May Miss All Star Game In St Louis
San Francisco Giants manager Herman Franks may coach the National League All Stars if Walter Alston cannot attend. Alston's mother suffered a stroke and he could travel to Carrtown Ohio instead. Franks, NL coach, said Alston would know by Sunday if he can attend and began considering lineups pitching and strategy.
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Barlick Named All Star Umpire for St Louis Game
The veteran NL umpire Barlick will work the plate in the All Star game to be held in St Louis Tuesday. Commissioner Eckert announced Barlick and five other umpires for the game Jim Honochick Ed Vargo Frank Amont Bob Engel and Jerry Neudeker.
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It's Like This Boys All Star Tryouts at Bracken Field
It is All Star season as Little League hopefuls aim for a berth on the team. Sam Baressi, seated, explains that 14 star uniforms will be issued to the top performers from Thursday evening tryouts at Bracken Field. Joe Baressi and Sam Barbella will assist in selecting and managing the dream team.
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Pirates Fans Journey To Forbes Field For Beav er Club Trip
Corry fans will attend a doubleheader at Forbes Field next Sunday to watch the Pirates and Giants, with seating aboard a chartered bus. The Beaver Club reports tickets are selling fast as Pittsburgh rides high in the National League pennant chase while Forbes Field, opened in 1909, hosts historic games and attracts near capacity crowds.
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Late Models In Background For 50-Lap Sportsman Show
Eriez Speedway shifts focus this weekend as late model stocks run a 2 lap heat before the 50 lap sportsman feature. Ron Blackmer remains the odds on favorite despite strong challengers from Terry Seely Stan Stevens Skip Furlow Lyle Brown Cal Hall Chuck Vorse and Gary Coon Jim Scott aims for his third straight feature win with John Whitehead Bob Schnars Squirt Johns and James owners also in the field.
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CJ Rips VFW In Little League at Bracken Field
Corry Jamestown’s power erupted in the sixth inning to forge an 11-4 Little League win over VFW at Bracken Field. Jon Bennett earned the win with Jim Bennett contributing the night’s only extra base hit. Paul Goodwill took the loss as Moose schedule changes shuffled upcoming games.
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Rodgers Leads Jack By 2 Strokes At British Open
Phil Rodgers, 23, led the British Open at Muirfield with a 210 after 54 holes, two ahead of Jack Nicklaus who faltered to 212. The left handed champ, taught by his father Harry Rodgers, showed calm at the heart hold and avoided Marine jokes as he aimed for his first Open crown alongside Nicklaus in the final round.
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