Senators Top Tigers, Tribe Falls
The Orioles shut out Cleveland behind Dave McNally while Oakland swept Chicago as Hoyt Wilhelm faltered. Tiant took the loss, Detroit slipped further in the pennant race after a 6-3 defeat, and Minnesota exploded for 20 hits in a 12-1 win over California.
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Chautauqua and Grape Belt All Stars Clash Tonight
Chautauqua County League All Stars face Grape Belt League All Stars tonight at College Stadium Jamestown at 8. Managers Jim Hammond and the Grape Belt boss name captains Tony Franchina and Al Muck. A 6:30 Oldtimers game precedes with past stars, and admission is one dollar.
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College Standings and Coaching Change in Tulane Football
In Chautauqua standings Corry Randolph Falconer and Jamestown show Falconer 6 3 Corry 0 1 Sherman 33 Randolph 2 10 Kennedy 7 5 Jamestown 0 1 Next week Corry at Randolph Jamestown at Falconer Kennedy at Sherman. New Orleans Tulane freshman football coach Jack O Leary resigned to study for a doctorate at the University of Alabama.
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Rained Out Baseball Tilts Rescheduled
The rained out baseball schedule includes Harborcreek All-Star game postponed to tonight at 6 p.m. at Harborcreek, Summit Legion game moved to Monday at 6:15 p.m., Savings and Loan practice set for Saturday at 5:30 p.m. at Loveland Field, and Minor League game shifted to tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Wright School per recreation chief Joe Frisina.
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Legra Beats Winstone For Title
Legra, a Cuban born fighter now based in Madrid, stopped Howard Winstone of Wales in 2 02 of the fifth round at Coney Beach Open Air Stadium before 11 600 fans. Referee Harry Gibbs stopped the bout for a cut over Winstone's eye. Legra must defeat Raul Rojas to claim universal world featherweight recognition. Winstone held titles in Britain Europe Mexico and the Orient.
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Astros Beat Dodgers 1-0 On Drysdale’s HBP Run
Don Wilson limited Los Angeles to three safeties as the Astros won 1-0 with a fifth inning run set up when Drysdale hit Wilson with a pitch. Drysdale tied the NL record with 151 hit batsmen after plunking Wilson and Rusty Staub. Other NL results included St Louis over Philadelphia 1-0 and Atlanta beating New York 3-2 in 10.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Detroit 0 37.619 and Baltimore 4 41 568 with Cleveland at . The day’s schedule lists Detroit at Washington as the lone game. National League standings place St Louis 64 4 635 and Atlanta 51 46 526 with Cincinnati 47 45 SIL 14 Chicago 49 50 495 and the rest. Wednesday results include Chicago 2 San Francisco 0 and St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at Atlanta listed as N.
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