Alou Brothers Lift Braves Move Closer To Dodgers Leaders
Felipe Alou drove in six runs with two homers and a single as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 12 7 to edge toward the Dodgers in the NL race. Matty Alou scored both San Francisco runs in a 2 1 win over Los Angeles, helping the Giants and Braves gain ground in a busy night of action.
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Murray Chass
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Grelle Serves Up Fastest American Mile In Meets History
Portland runner Jim Grelle clocked 3 minutes 55.4 seconds to win the Vancouver International track mile, fastest by an American. Peter Snell of New Zealand struggled with a morning stomach ailment and finished last, prompting crowd sympathy and Snell’s postrace tears. Tony Harris and Cary Weisiger followed Grelle with times around 4.02. Snell defended his effort, saying he was doing his best despite illness.
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Ore
North America
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New Zealand
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Lick Snell
Jim Beatty
Snell
Tony Harris
London
Cary Weisiger
Raleigh
Michel Mazy
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League Tacoma 3 Arkansas 1 San Diego 6 Vancouver Spokane 3 Indianapolis 2 Salt Lake City 3 Denver 2 Oklahoma City 4 Portland 1 Hawaii 8 Seattle 3 International League Toronto 3 Jacksonville 1 Rochester 11 Columbus 3 Toledo 2 Syracuse 1 Atlanta 2 5 Buffalo 1 3 first game 11 innings second game 8 innings
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Tacoma
Arkansas
San Diego
Vancouver
Arkansas Open Visit by Crawford and Sikes on Tour
Richard Crawford of Jacksonville and Dick Sikes of Springdale on the PGA tour visited the Little Rock Country Club site for the Arkansas Open. The 36 hole event runs Thursday to Friday with both players eligible to compete but neither qualified for the National Open this week.
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Springdale
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top American League leaders by at bats runs and hits with names like Davaillo Horton Mantilla Howard, Versalles Cardenal and Campaneris. Includes pitching leaders Pascual Fisher and Grant with win totals and strikeout figures.
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Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
Killebrew
Minnesota
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Davalillo
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
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Tresh
New York
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Colavito
Pascual
Fisher
Grant
McDowell
McLain
National League batting leaders and stats recap
Cincinnati players lead batting with Cole at .348 and Pinson with 78 hits. Rose and Harper top runs with 47 and 44. Banks drives in 51, Mays 47, Williams and Santo pace doubles with 20 and 18. Callison and Clemente lead triples with eight and six. Mays homers 20, Koufax 127 strikeouts, Ellis 10 2 and 102 833 era, Wills 39 steals.
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Milwaukee
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San Francisco
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Santo
Alou
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Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Clemente
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McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
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St. Louis
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Veale
Gibeon
Rudkin Beats Asis On Points In Global Lightweight Bout
In Sacramento California Alan Rudkin of Britain outpointed Ray Asis of the Philippines in a 119 pounds bout. Joey Olguin of Sacramento stopped Tony Perez of Mexico City in the 1st round.
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Britain
Ray Asis
Philippines
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Calif
Joey Olguin
Sacramento
Tony Perez
Mexico City
Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday and today
Results show Baltimore 2 New York 1 in innings and Cleveland 8 Washington, Minnesota 4 Detroit 3. Remaining games include Minnesota at Chicago and Baltimore at New York with several N games and future Thursday matchups listed.
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Tacoma Stages Second In Loop With 31 Victory
Tacoma Giants moved to second in the Pacific Coast League Western Division with a 31 win over Arkansas. Seattle dropped to third after losing 8 3 to Hawaii as Portland and Oklahoma City split the top positions. San Diego beat Vancouver 6 1 to edge Tacoma for the nod in the standings.
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Oklahoma City
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Nicklaus Faces Open Challenge as Snead Seeks First Major
The Open at a tough, long course looms for Jack Nicklaus amid praise and doubt from Sam Snead. NBC airs the final two tour days this weekend as about 20,000 fans may attend. Prize money totals around $125,000 with $25,000 to the winner. Art Wall withdrew with a back injury and was replaced by Ted Kroll.
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Yanks Hurting Mantle Leads Slump Amid Loss
New York star Mickey Mantle, amid the Yankees worst batting stretch in 15 years, went hitless as New York fell 2-1 in 10 innings to Baltimore. Mantle's average dropped to .230 with nine homers and 20 RBIs in 52 games, and he warned he might quit if his hitting could not improve.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Sears On Road Grand Junction Finale Leasing Schedule
The journey ends on the road at Grand Junction Colorado as the team finishes its season. The roster shows Padthie Coast and Longe slated to play final games with Billy Graham leased during this period.
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Denny McLain Sets Strikeout Record In Win Over Red Sox
Denny McLain struck out 11 batters, setting a new mark as he won over Boston and extended Detroit relievers’ total strikeouts to 18. Horton homered for a 3-2 lead and Minnesota led Chicago in the opener of a key series.
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Chicago
Baltimore
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Washington
Kansas City
Wickersham
Boston
Sventh
Radatz
Yankees
Jerry Lumpe
Gates Brown
Horton
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Gary Peters
Twins
Russ Snyder
Yam
Travelers Lose Again at Tacoma in PCL clash
Arkansas head to Tacoma looking to snap a skid as the Travelers fall 3 1 in a Pacific Coast League game. Dick Dietz homered for Tacoma in the seventh while Fred Walters connected for Arkansas in the fifth. Overton earned the win for Tacoma and Jenkins took the loss for Arkansas.
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Wash
Arkansas
Travelers
Dick Dietz
Giants
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Ribot's Son Gray Streak Aims for Sapling Stakes
Ribot returns to Italy this summer while Gray Stork a son of Ribot Flower Bowl trains toward Monmouth Park's Sapling Stakes worth 100000 dollars on August 7. Graustark owned by Mr. and Mrs. Galbreath.
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Oceanport
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Tom Rolfe
Will. Ribot
John Galbreath
Italy
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Monmouth Park
Graustark
Senators Paymaster Tale Hints at Internal Strife
Fragmentary text references a senate payment issue and a hint of internal discord. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a fiscal matter and potential leadership strain within the senate circles.
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