National League and American League standings and results
The slab shows the National League with leaders San Francisco and Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in pursuit, and Chicago and St. Louis mid table. The American League lists Baltimore and New York atop the standings with Chicago Minnesota and Boston following. several late results and night games are noted along with today's and tomorrow's schedule.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Ole Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Blass
Hendley
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Meyer
Pappas
Segui
Sheldon
Ramos
Solich
Kaat
Lamabe
Death of NASCAR star Fireball Roberts in Charlotte
Glenn Fireball Roberts died at 7 15 p m in Charlotte Memorial Hospital after burns from a May 24 wreck. The 33 year old driver had been in a coma since Wednesday and had contracted pneumonia and a possible blood infection. Roberts won 32 late model races and earned about $400 000 in NASCAR payouts, including a record 57 320 in 1963. He drove for Ford and Holman Moody, and was a top figure on the Grand National circuit with several Southern 500 appearances.
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Charlotte
N. C
Glenn
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Roberts
Nascar
Darlington
S.C
University of Florida
Apopka
Fla Roberts
Ford
Henry
Smoky) Yunick
Edwin Banjo Matthews
Asheville
Bunning And Pascual Star Openers In All Star Pick
New York AP report lists Jim Bunning of the Phillies and Camilo Pascual of the Twins as early starters for the All-Star game at Shea Stadium next Tuesday. Manager selections include 17 pitchers with a mix of right and left handers from Alston and Lopez, highlighting Koufax Ford Ellsworth Short and others.
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NEW York
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Shea Stadium
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Alston
Lopez
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Chris Short
Phillies
Bunning
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Ford
Pizarro
Kralick
Peters
Koufax
Billy Williams
Cubs
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Florence Dominates Decatur In Regional Swim Meet
Florence defeated Decatur 362 to 107 as Decatur swimmers earned places in many events. The meet results list winners and placements across divisions for Diving Freestyle Breaststroke Backstroke and Butterfly with Florence sweeping several categories.
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Decatur
Florence
Shepherd
Jan Roberts
Sue Street
M. Blalock
D. Veiles
S. Coates
T. Mummert
S Patton
Pat Marsden
Cheryl Pickens
T. Vann
Rita Kyle
Wynne Jones
Marichal and Koufax Matching Pitches in Spotlight
San Francisco’s Juan Marichal and Los Angeles’s Sandy Koufax both win to stay atop the NL. Marichal improves to 11-3 after a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh with 10 strikeouts. Koufax reaches 11-4 after a 3-2 night victory over Philadelphia, fanning 10 for the fifth time this season.
Aguirre Grants Tigers Second Win In Despite Rough Start
Detroit pitcher Hank Aguirre earned his second victory of the season with a three hitter as the Tigers defeated Cleveland 3-1. The left hander had not won in 45 days and had a rough early stretch before the win. Across the league, Baltimore, Kansas City, Chicago, and Minnesota posted victories, with notable hits from Brandt, Phillips, Lumpe, and Perry.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Mark
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Tiger
Tigers
Vic Davalillo
al Smith
John Romano
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Smith
Bubba Phillips
Phillips
Jerry Lumpe
Jackie Brandt
Cardinals Clinch Pennant With 9-1 Five-Inning Win Over Dodgers
The St Louis Cardinals finished the season strong with a 9-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in five innings. Russell Rhodes pitched a one hit gem through the distance, with Mike Morris singled in the third. Doug Fisher hit his ninth homer of the year and added a double and single. Stewart Stephenson and John Powell also had two singles. Bobby Hill took the loss. Glen Moses relieved in the fourth. In B Minors, the Cubs beat the Cards 14-3 as Danny Morgan held the Cards to two hits. Mark Hollis was the loser.
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Dodgers
John Roseboro
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
Reds
Andre Rodgers
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
Rose
Farrell
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Larry Elliot
John Stephenson
Walt Bond
Colts
Bob Aspromonte
Simmons
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Braves
Hank Aaron
Russell Rhodes
Mike Morris
Bobby Hill
Glen Moses
Doug Fisher
Stewart Stephenson
John Powell
Danny Morgan
Mark Hollis
David Martin
Ted Bostwick
Clyde Whitley
John Gamble
David Spanger
Braves Dominate Giants 37-4 in Minor League Baseball
The Braves powered past the Giants 37 to 4 in a minor league game. John Hamilton hit two homers and drove in five runs while Jimmy Summers added a two on base hit with two on. Sparkman earned the win allowing one hit as Hambrick took the loss with poor control and Giants struggled defensively.
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Braves
Giants
John Hamilton
Jimmy Summers
Bill Sparkman
Danny Lynn
Tommy Tackett
Kevin Cole
Andy Brown
Freddie Bounds
Sparkman
Mark Hambrick
Caddo Baseball Travels, Hosts East Limestone Next
Caddo's baseball team heads to Pulaski Tennessee for a 7 p.m. Saturday game. They return home to host East Limestone at 2 p.m. Saturday and play Sunday at 2:30 p.m. against Fish Pond. In Little League Majors, the Tigers beat the Orioles 2-1 with Dale Mathis earning the win, Bobby Nethery taking the loss, Keith West doubling in the sixth and Larry Parks driving in the winner.
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Caddo
Pulaski
Tenn
East Limestone
Fish Pond
Tigers
Orioles
Dale Mathis
Bobby Nethery
Keith West
Larry Parks
Larry Motes
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