Four Teams Tied In NL Jr League Tight Too
Houston lefty Hal Woodeshick spurred the Colts to a 2 1 10 inning win over San Francisco. His fourth straight victory raised his record to 5 1, lowering his earned run average to 0 59. Dodgers top NL after beating Cubs 4 1 as Drysdale and Howard lead a rally. Mets edge Cardinals as Snider hits a three run homer late. Menke and Aaron spark Milwaukee past Pittsburgh 9 5. Reds-Phillies game rained out.
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Associated Press
Hal Woodeshick
Nce
Houston Colts
San Francisco
Giants
Wootteshick
Carl Warwick
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St. Lois Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Frank Howard
John Roseborn
Dodgers
Cubs
Duke Snider
New York
Mets
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Romer
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Philadelphia
Drysdale
Cub
Paul Toth
Willie Davis
Ron Taylor
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Diomedes Olivo
Snider
Braves
Pirates
Tommy Aaron
Menke
CJ Eyes Pennantville Clinches Victory in Little League Clash
The Steel Agers defeated the Elks 17-4 at Bracken Field as CJ Eyes Pennantville steamrolled 10 hits and capitalized on walks and miscues. Dan Taylor led with a double and a bases loaded homer, Hasbrouck earned the win, and Corry Jamestown sits atop a three game win streak in league play with Elks vs VFW next.
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Corry Jamestown
Steel Agers
Elks
Bracken Field
Joe Baressi
Bombers
Dan Taylor
Billy Blynt
Larry Hasbrouck
George Pain
Hasbrouck
Ellis
Vera Group
John Bracken
Tom Mitchell
VFW
Taylor
Downey
National League Week Results and Upcoming Games
Baseball roundup lists Friday results with Los Angeles beating Chicago and New York defeating St. Louis while Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Houston, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia mix in wins and postponements. Upcoming NL games include St Louis at New York and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh among others.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Putter Theft Spurs Boros Lead in Flint Open
Julius Boros, 41, leads by two strokes at the Flint Open after a six under par 66 with a spare putter, saying someone stole his club at the Masters. Jerry Pittman, 17 years younger, had led earlier with a 68 on the 7,280-yard Warwick Hills course as rain suspended play after the first round.
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Vas Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Warwick Hills
Jerry Pittman
Pitman
Tony Lema
Burdette Braves Part Company in Waivers
Lew Burdette, 36, a veteran Milwaukee pitcher and two-time 2 game winner, was placed on waivers by the Braves but quickly claimed by the St. Louis Cardinals. Braves officials denied he was bound for Baltimore or any other destination. The move appeared aimed at removing him from the league, with Cardinals making the pickup.
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Burdette
Braves
NEW York (Ap
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Baltimore
John McHale
Orioles
Dodgers top White Sox in seven hit effort for 4-1 win
Dodgers pitcher Drysdale allowed one earned run on seven hits as Los Angeles defeated Chicago 4 1. Duke Snider powered the Mets to a 3 2 victory over St Louis with a three run homer in the ninth, pulling Cardius into a tie for second in the National League.
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Associated Press
Doh Drysdale
Dodgers
Chicago
Los Angeles
Potata
Duke Snider
Mets
St. Louis
Caradius
Yanks stumble again as Sox win and move closer to Orioles
The Chicago White Sox, sparked by Juan Pizarro's fast start, routed Kansas City 7-1 to pull within a half game of the American League leaders Baltimore. Detroit topped New York, Minnesota crushed Los Angeles, and Cleveland defeated Washington 8-1 as the season's standings shifted with key list leaders and standout moments.
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New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
ABC
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washinton
Washington
Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Pizarro
White Sox
Orioles
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Kaat
Senators
Kaline
Gus Triandos
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Hector Lopez
Bobby Richardson
Emil Favored To Regain Welter Crown
New York AP reports Emile Griffith, a 6-5 favorite, seeks a third welterweight crown by beating champion Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Both men predict a knockout, though neither has been stopped. Rodriguez won the title in a 1 round decision in Los Angeles March 21.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Miami
Virgin Islands
Rodriguez
Benny
Kid) Patel
Patel
Los Angeles
Hecht Rodrigues
Madison Square Garden
Ed Krasa and Dick Scholton Win Trophies At Assembly
Ed Krasa won the H. G. Wolfe trophy as top senior athlete while Dick Scholton received the Corry Evening Journal sportsmanship trophy. The event honored six varsity athletes with letters, pins, or certificates, and announced physical fitness awardees Brian Pantle, Russ Clark, and Jim Harrington.
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Dick Scholten
Krasa
H. G. Wolfe
Scholten
Corry Evening Journal
American Youth Fitness Association
Brian Pantie
Russ Clark
Jim Harrington
Don Bally
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Larry Johnson
Jack McIntyre
Dan Boutwell
Ron Johnson
Toit Flowers
Dick Scholton
Rick Thompson
Mike Vincent
Ray Ball
Dennis Crowell
John Butters
Art Hotchkiss
Bob Cuttinson
Greg Brown
Tom Morton
Harold Bromley
Mike Hanna
John Bliley
Dave Beal
Gary Donaldson
al Culbertson
John Davidson
Bob Zalzneck
Willard
Vicky) Dyckes
Dennis Dyckes
John Xander
Jim Barber
Tom Flowers
Mike Hanng
Bob Culbertson
Larry MarLett
Doug Mitchell
Larry Shannon
Corry Women Play In Northwestern Golf Tourney
Three Corry women Marie Keppel Fran Forrester and Betty MacKenzie competed in the Northwestern Golf Association event at Edinboro. MacKenzie placed in her division as Kay Hebert of Lawrence Park led the field with a 79 gross on the Culbertson Hills course. The next tourney is set for Greenville next Friday.
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Corry
Northwestern Golf Association
Edinboro
Marie Keppel
Fran Forrester
Betty MacKenzie
MacArthur Ends Track Feud Ahead of Moscow Meet
General Douglas MacArthur ordered U S track officials to let athletes compete in the National AAU championships in St Louis June 21 22 ending a dispute that threatened the U S team for the July Moscow meet with Russia President Kennedy had appointed MacArthur to calm the rift and William Russell of Los Angeles then authorized the athletes to participate The USTFF and AAU moves ended the boycott and paved the way for selecting the U S team for the European competitions and Olympics.
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Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Russia
Moscow
William Russell
Los Angeles
USTFF
Russell
Houston
Ewope
Braves Bombard Junior League Yanks 12-3
Braves explode for 12 runs beating the punchless Yankees in Jr. League action at Loveland Field. Zewatsky and Palworth homer, Sprovert adds a home run, and Palworth earns the pitching win whileDave Chatie takes the loss. Other bright spots include Wetmore, Walsh and Duro fall contributing at the plate. Next game slated for Monday night.
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Loveland
Ripper
Zewatsky
Palworth
Uline
Nowilye
Patti Hernies Palworth
Dave Chatie
Zewulsky
Tarry Darnofall
Qury Bwacke Hamimoer
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Amie
Dunior ‘Beane
Yankees
Tirana Braves
Brad Vy i
Swackhamer
Durofall
Wetmore
Ken Mare
Walsh
Sprovert
WI Warlas
Laning
Clark
Four Minute Mile A Breeze Across a Fading Record
Compton California report describes a four minute mile attempt with world record talk, listing athletes like Peter Snell and others, noting close finishes and evolving standards. Mentions Grove City baseball context and a coach or official named in the muddled text, with scattered performances and poll references amid the confusion.
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Peter Snell
New Zealand
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Wastingston
Calllis Willis
Avizonte State University
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Osier
Shorts: Bermuda and Jamaica length solids and patterns
Bermuda and Jamaica length shorts offered in solids and patterns with pricing ranging from 3.9 percent to 6.95 percent of listed amounts.
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