Orioles Sweep Tribe as Belinsky Shuts Out White Sox
Belinsky pitched a two-hit 3-0 shutout for the Angels over the White Sox, his first since 1962, while the Orioles swept Cleveland in a twilight doubleheader to extend their AL lead. Boog Powell powered the Orioles with two two-run homers in the opener as Wally Bunker and Sam Bowens sealed the nightcap victory. The Yankees won, Twins and Tigers also notching one-run decisions in a crowded day of.readers
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Callison saves Phillies in 7th securing 3 game edge
All star Jonny Callison threw out Pete Rose at home to end a seventh inning threat as the Phillies held a 3-2 lead and beat the Reds 4-3. Callison later scored the go ahead run in the sixth to boost the National League leaders. Giants, Braves, Mets and Dodgers also won in the league.
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Floyd Patterson Named Boxer Of Month
Floyd Patterson, former heavyweight champion from New York, was named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine for his 12 round decision over Eddie Machen of Los Angeles in Stockholm last Sunday.
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Corry Savings and Loan Open Junior Opener Pitching Nod
Lefthander John Kornikoski will start for Corry Savings and Loan tomorrow night against Union City at Loveland Field. Manager George Sproveri selected him after strong workouts with Jan Bosak catching. The infield includes Yor Bracken or Gul Linski at first, Dubrosky or Hammond second, Beal short, Hotchkiss third, with Upperman Porem an and Rigby in the outfield. Jerry Kennedy and Bob Mack back up the outfield as Sproveri shuffles for a winning mix. Game time is 6 p m on Wright Street Field. Union City, Erie County Legion, has a 10 game start. A final tuneup is set for tonight at St Edward's Field at 6 p m.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summaries
Major leaders across the leagues are listed by stat. Key names include Mays Clemente and Williams for NL batting, Santo and Allen for NL runs, Oliva and Allison for AL batting, Killebrew for AL home runs, and Ford for AL pitching with notable figures like Koufax Drysdale and Wickersham.
Baseball standings and results across leagues
The update lists team standings and recent scores from multiple leagues. Baltimore, Cleveland, New York, Washington, Minnesota, Kansas City, Detroit, Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Houston, and others show win loss records and games behind. Recent results include Baltimore 42 over Cleveland 31 and New York 6, Washington 5, plus several 9 to 11 run games and scheduled twi night matches.
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Corryites Enter March of Dimes Golf Tournament
Erie County golfers take part in the March of Dimes event at Corry Country Club with a 1 donation per entry. The 16 best nets for men and 6 for women compete Sunday July 19 at Downing Erie. Winners from each course advance to playoffs with prizes for top five finalists and county champions.
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Braves rout Pirates as Mathews homers in 11-6 win
Milwaukee offense explodes in a high scoring game with Eddie Mathews driving in runs via a single and a homer to spark an 11-6 victory over Pittsburgh. Pitcher Belinsky scatters two hits in a 30 inning shutout against the Chicago White Sox, his first since August 11, 1962.
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Arnie Trails In Pennsyl golf tourney near Chartiers
In the Tri-State PGA Open at Chartiers Country Club, Jerry Steelsmith of Glendale California and Dudley Wysong of McKinney Texas led after opening round with 66s. Masters champ Arnold Palmer struggled with four three putts and 38 putts finishing at 73. Several players broke par and 82 of 174 entrants advanced past the cut.
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Lew Worsham
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Limits for Hunters Mapped for 1964 65 Season Dates and Bags
The Interior Department announced 1964 65 hunting season dates and bag limits for doves hand tailed pigeons rails gallinules woodcock and snipe. Mourning dove limits were raised nationwide due to population gains. Wilsons snipe season length and possession limit rose modestly while soca rails daily bag dropped from 25 to 15. Other rules largely mirror last year. State departments follow the Interior framework to set state regulations.
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Lema Leads British Open as Nicklaus Fires Strong Round
Tony Lema, 30, Oakland, Calif., takes a 14 under 14 to lead after the 36 holes at St Andrews with a 68 and 73 for 214. Jack Nicklaus, at 216, repeats his strong play on the Old Course as the field tightens behind them. The crowd marvels at Lema’s control of the wind and rough as he contends for the title.
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Wickersham Humble Too Humble For Credit In AL Run
Detroit AP reports pitcher Dave Wickersham has surged as a top AL hurler with a 12-3 record after nine innings from Lang Sherry helped Boston 4 to a 4-12 win. The righty boasts 104 strikeouts, second in the league, as he credits his screwball for improvement and keeps aiming for 150 strikeouts this season.
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VFW Scores Win In Tight Little League Game
VFW Moose earn a sixth straight win in a rough game at Bracken Field. Joe McLaughlin led a five hitter through his third win as WEW teammates Ben Heacox Mark Bloust and Sennp Sangste supported the effort. Moose’s Cuehran and Williams doubled for the losers, who’ll play Elks Monday as Bloom and Heucox contributed two baggers. Umpires were Piverikie, McLaughlin, Corbett, and Ely.
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Johnstown Boy Pa Golf Champ Qualifies for USGA Junior Amateur
Johnstown boy earns a qualifying berth for the USGA Junior Amateur Championship to be held July 20 to August 1 in Eugene Oregon. Doug Wolfe of LinnChamy Country Club wins Aliquippa invitational with a par 78. Other scores include Newton 84 Schrott 84 Plunder 87 Sheedy 88 and Lutz 90.
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Pittsburgh Field Club
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Baressi and Dyckes Top Junior Golf Honors
Forty-one youths competed at Corry Country Club in a junior golf event won by Baressi and Dyckes. Kennedy finished second with Keppel third and Warn fourth as Ergie Thacker led a strong group for second place, while stand-up category players received supervision by Capahisuea and Mary Blowh.
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Dirk
Braves Extend Series Lead as Offense Surges
The Braves push their lead to three games behind a strong offensive showing led by Ken Marsh, with two RBIs from Dave Welsmore and Li Darno adding two hits each. Deverall dominates Yankees, allowing three hits in seven, improving to 5-1. Pirates and Indians clash in a replay tonight after Wednesday’s 3-3 tie.
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