Alou Sparks Giants Past Cubs in Six for Six Hits
Jesus Alou, 21, became the first NL player since 1960 to get six hits in a game as the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 10 3. Alou homered and had five singles in six at bats while Willie Mays hit two homers to reach 27 on the season. The win narrowed the Giants’ gap to within a half game of first place Philadelphia after the Reds beat the Phillies. Other NL results included Los Angeles 4 3 over Houston and Pittsburgh 5 1 over Milwaukee. Juan Marichal earned his 12th victory. Sandy Koufax extended his unbeaten streak to nine as the Dodgers defeated Cincinnati. Frank Robinson and Deron Johnson powered the Reds as they halted Philadelphia’s five game run. Dennis Bennett took the loss for the Phillies.
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Birds Blanked Lead Shaved In Cleveland Slugging Night
Cleveland slammed Baltimore 8-0 as Bob Chance homered twice driving in five runs and boosting average to .345. Chance, battling weight issues, credited diet pills and hot form for powering the Indians past the AL leaders. Whitey Ford won for the Yankees, Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota, and Chicago swept Los Angeles in a night of MLB action.
Norton and Nasolny Spark 13-8 Win
Norton and Nasolny spark Presbyterians to a 13-8 victory over Lutherans in church softball. Norton and Nasolny each collected two of the winners 13 hits while Hunt had three hits for the Lutherans.
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Big League Stars: Alou homers five singles in NL win over Cubs
Jesus Alou slammed a homer and five singles, producing the first 14 for 6 performance in the National League since May 13, 196, helping the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 10 to 3. Jack Kralick allowed six hits as Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4 to 1, ending a five-game skid. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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National League and American League Standings and Schedules
The National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 38 wins and a .623 mark, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Daily and Sunday schedules list Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at New York, San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Houston, and Cincinnati at New York among others. The American League standings highlight Baltimore at 50–29 and New York at 47–31, with Chicago, Minnesota, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Kansas City, Washington, and others in pursuit. upcoming games include Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Washington, plus multiple doubleheaders and interleague matchups through the weekend.
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Terrell Scores Knockout in Controversial Finish at MSG
In New York Ernie Terrell of Chicago stopped Bob Foster of Washington DC at 58 seconds of the seventh round in a 10 round knockout at Madison Square Garden. Referee Art Mercante intervened as Foster dipped and the right glove touched the canvas. Terrell remains undefeated in 11 straight victories. Amateur golf news notes Dick Stephens and Harry Toscano advancing in the Pennsylvania State Amateur Golf Tournament at Huntingdon Valley.
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Best Score In Guys Dolls Golf At Corry Country Club
Last night at Corry Country Club a nine hole affair with one half handicap produced four 69s. In Division 1 G H N George Bloom and Mrs John Chillock tied on 69 after 90 and 21. Darwin Wolcott and Rita Jackson also 69 after 82 and 13. Edd Kaiser and Mrs Ralph Bailey finished 73. In Division 2 Ted Pain and Mrs Bob Forrester both 69 from 91 and 22. Norm Neckers and Mrs John Mohr posted 69 after 101 and 32. Walt Bertram and Mary Brady finished 72.
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Lema Credits Caddy For British Open Win
Tony Lema credited caddy Dip Anderson for guiding his British Open victory at St Andrews, saying Anderson helped him master seven irons to navigate the Old Course greens. Lema shot 73 68 68 70 279, five strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus, with Arnold Palmer and Ken Venturi also earning World Series of Golf spots.
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Major Leaders Major Leaders N National Leag Batting and Pitching
Major league leaders list for the National and American leagues includes batting and pitching totals. Key figures: Clemente and Williams lead batting in the NL and AL with 106 and 104 hits respectively, Mays and Santo top runs and RBIs, while Koufax and Ford headline pitching with eight decisions each. The compiled figures cover players from Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Minnesota Los Angeles Boston Baltimore and Cincinnati with notable totals in doubles triples home runs and stolen bases.
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Corryites face Union Cuy at Loveland Field lid-lifter
Corryites prepare for a 6 pm showdown against Union Cuy at Loveland Field. Sproveri nominates lefty John Kornikoski to start for Corry with Jan Bosak catching, as Journal Photo by Loveland captures the scene.
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Texan Wins On Tourney In Tri State Open Victory
Texan pro golfer Dudley Wysong of McKinney Texas won the Tri State Open at Charters Country Club finishing 36 holes with a 214 total. He birdied the last four holes for a 68 and earned 2000 after a 4500 season, while Jerry Steelsmith tied for second at 189 with a 73. Arnold Palmer, using a new putter, shot 87 to finish at 140 alongside Tom Shaw and Frank Boynton.
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Putter Struggles Highlight Four Birdies and Three-Putts
The report notes four birdies after a putter slips on three greens. He three-putted only once in a round, while Thursday saw four threePutt greens.
New York-Penn League Scores Tie as Nine Innings End
Auburn and Binghamton tied 6 to 6 after 15 innings in a long ball game. Balayia hit two runs for Geneva as Jamestown outpaced Wellsville 6 to 5 in extra innings.
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Pirates Muscle Edge Indians In Junior League Thriller
Pirates trio Corbett Wascak and Roebrig powered a 10-6 win at Loveland Field as Corbett and Wascak each went 3 for 5 with two RBI and Roebrig belted a homer. Indians started strong with six runs in the first but managed only six hits afterward. Managers set 18 game schedule. playoffs to follow with two games remaining.
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Dubendorf Wins 25-Lap Modified at Williams Grove
Johnny Dubendorf of Lewistown won the 25-lap modified stock car feature at Williams Grove Speedway last night. He held off a late challenge from Dick Tobias of Lebanon, a frequent winner at the track, to finish in 16 38 8.
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