Orioles Slip To Second As Senators Rally In 10th
Baltimore returned home after a 104 road trip and lost to Washington 5 2 in 10 innings. The Senators broke a 2 2 tie with three unearned runs, ending Baltimore’s four game win streak and dropping them to three percentage points behind New York. The loss left the Orioles 18 15 at home and 24 13 on the road.
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Indians Fall To Cubs In Hall Of Fame Game
Chicago Cubs win the 19th Hall of Fame game beating the Cleveland Indians 5 to 0. Dick Drott pitched seven scoreless innings with a no hitter through 6 1 3 frames. Ron Santo made two key plays and homered driving in three runs in a three run third inning.
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American League Leaders Highlights From 1960s Box Scores
Batting leaders include Gentile Baltimore 340 with Runnels Boston .337 and Maris New York 56 runs. Maris drives in 50, Gentile 49. Minoso Chicago 24 hits. Runnels 83. Lollar Skawron top 17 doubles. Fox Apa rico 6 triples. Maris 22 homers, Lemon 17. Aparicio 20 steals, Minioso 10. Coates 0 wins. Fornicles, Tuley, dames tied 0. Bunala 47 strikeouts. Pascual noted.
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Aparicio
Chica
Minioso
Coates
Fornicles
Tuley
Dames
Bunala
Detroit
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Baseball standings and results from early week games
The table shows American and National League standings with teams like Baltimore New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston and Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia and others. Monday results include Washington 5 Baltimore 2 in 10 innings. Upcoming games list Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Baltimore Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston and others with multiple NL matchups noted.
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State Golf Open 3 Way Deadlock In History
Pennsylvania Open faces first three way playoff in 44 years as amateurs John Guenther and Bob Batdorff join pro Bob Schoener Jr. at Hershey Country Club par 73 course. Ends after 36 holes with Schoener on 149 and Batdorff Guenther matching late charges, with sudden death possible after 18 more holes.
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Dupas Secures 82nd Win in 10-Round Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans, the No 4 welterweight contender, won an easy 10 round decision over Eddie Jordan. Dupas weighed 145 1 1 pounds and controlled the bout from start to finish, putting Jordan on the canvas for a nine count in the fifth round.
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VFW Summer Mixed Doubles Scores With Team Standings
Ray Blynt led the night with a 224 for the VFW Summer Mixed Doubles as Kate McNulty added 187 to the tally. The Splitters moved to a 20 12 record after the Strikers posted the night high score. results show Splitters Hit & Miss Maybes Strikers and totals for Games 1 2 3 and overall.
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Minor League Results and Racing News Summary
In minor league baseball, the Milwaukee Braves posted a 2 for the NL. IL results show Allentown beat Springfield 2 to 1, Binghamton defeated Reading 1 to 5, Lancaster edged out Williamsport 3 to 4, and Millsdale’s finish is noted. In Kentucky, the famous Hillydale racehorse is retired to a stud farm, bringing nearly $700,000 to owner C. W. Larry Smith.
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CJ Holds Grip on Second Spot With 14-5 Win
CJ team stays in second place after a 14-5 victory over McInnes in City Softball League action last night. Ron Hopson led CJ with timely hits as Terry Williams, Bil Turner, and Chuck Scott homered, while McInnes pitcher Larry Vanderhoof walked three and four errors hampered the defense. CJ improved to 3-0-? with three wins and no losses. McInnes fell to 3-3 and third place.
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Loning
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Corry Bowlers Shine in York Tourney As Event Ends
Corry pair wins third in all events among nearly 1,000 bowlers at a Class C tournament in York Pennsylvania. Mrs Cragg and Mrs Huth place seventh in doubles as their best three game score. The Corry trio also claims the highest single doubles game in the three game series. In Los Angeles a high jump record by John Thomas faces a potential snag as he touched the crossbar before final measurement, possibly affecting the record.
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Trestennay Vester N ores Elks 14 VFW 0
Erie Sport Store hosts Corry Legion and Gilmore Studios faces A M Boters in a crowded local schedule with multiple matches listed alongside the Elks and VFW rout.
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National League Leaders Summary 1960s style data mix
Key NL leaders include Mays of San Francisco leading in batting runs and steals with 58, 58 runs and 17 steals. Banks of Chicago and Cepeda tied for 52 RBIs. Great of Pittsburgh and Mays tied for 96 hits. Bruton and Mays top doubles with 18, Pinson and Kirk tied for triples with 6. Banks and Boyer share home run pace with 19. Pitching leaders show Williams of Los Angeles 6 1, Roebuck 5 1, and Fastell 5 1 with Drysdale of LA at 113 strikeouts.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and American Associations
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver defeated Tacoma 7 to 2 while Portland beat Sacramento 3 to 1 and San Diego routed Spokane 15 to 7. In the American Association Minneapolis won 7 to 3 over Charleston as Denver edged Louisville 11 to 10 and Houston split a 6 to 3 game with Didianapolis 2 to 2. In NYP League Corning topped Auburn 8 to 2, Erie beat Geneva 6 to 4, and Wellsville overwhelmed Elmira 15 to 8.
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Unrestricted Drafting In Baseball Seen
Washington AP reports Senate debate on a bill to open rosters to unrestricted drafts for every World Series, regulate business sides of major leagues under antitrust laws, and limit each club to 40 untouchable players with remaining players drafted annually by other clubs. Contests arise amid Continental League positioning and calls for parity between major and minor league teams.
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Piersall Awaits Indians Call Amid Rest Plan
Boston AP reports Jim Piersall, Cleveland outfielder, says he will stay ready to play but will rest as team physician Dr. Don Kelly ordered after he left the second Yankee game with the Indians. He has sparked clashes with umpires and scorers, and previously endured a nervous breakdown in 1952.
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Ajax Stretches League Lead In Junior Basketball
Ajax beat St. Edward's 13 to 6 to extend its Junior League lead to 5-1. Five runs in the fifth inning featured singles by Magee and Hanna. Bromley two hits. Linski a triple and double for St. Edward's. Raymonds (13-1) meets National Bank (0-6) tonight. Philadelphia bids to host Patterson Johannson title bout at 100000-seat stadium per city rep Mann.
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Elks Crush VFW 14-0 To Open Second Half Lead
Elks rout VFW 14 to 0 in Little League action as they surge from bottom toward third place in a four team league. Kevin Bailey made a cited defensive play by catching Dale Black’s line drive. Ronnie Hanks pitched well, fanning nine and walking two. Larry Darnoall added a two-base hit for the losers.
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Jersey Joe Labels Johansson An Amateur Ingo as Rival
Jersey Joe Walcott, oldest heavyweight champion, calls former champ Ingemar Johansson an amateur. He criticizes Johansson’s ring time and predicts no rematch with Floyd Patterson, who won the title from Johansson. Walcott suggests moving the heavyweight division.
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