Radatz Saves Third Game For Sex Lead In Red Sox Victory
Dick Radatz pitched 24 strikes in 32 pitches to earn his 21 3 inning save in Boston's 4 3 win over Kansas City. Eddie Bressoud extended a slump busting his average to .304 with a double and a triple. The day’s AL notes include Baltimore seven game streak and several NL results.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Johnny Pesky
Boston
Radatz
Kansas City Athletics
Red Sox
Peskey
Jim Konstanty
Pesky
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Athletics
Sox
Earl Wilson
Arnold Earley
Doc Edwards
Eddie Bressoud
Bressoud
Robin Roberts
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Orioles
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva and Allison among batting and runs with Killebrew topping home runs and Ford leading pitchers. National League leaders feature Clemente and Mays in batting and power with Koufax and Drysdale high in strikeouts. The list cites players from Minnesota Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Los Angeles across batting pitching and fielding categories.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Vinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
New York
Kralick
Cleveland
Radatz
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Santo
Callison
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Brock
Farrell
Houston
Bunning
Koufax
Los Aneo Drysdale
Los Angees
Baseball Standings and Results From Recent Games
The standings show Baltimore leading the league with a 46 25 record and a .648 winning percentage followed by New York and Chicago. Monday results include Chicago 5 Cleveland 1 and Baltimore 6 Minnesota 3. Upcoming games list Minnesota at Baltimore and Los Angeles at New York among others.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
G.B
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Twinight
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Philaphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Boat Registration Renewal Prices Change Soon
Mrs. Pansy Bryant, county clerk, reports from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission that Boat Registration Renewal Certificates for 1964 1965 will not be sold for 1 after July 15. Renewals may be purchased for 1 in the county office July 1 15. Sachs Harbour is the only settlement on Banks Island in the western Canadian Arctic where temperatures reach 50 degrees below zero in winter and trees do not grow.
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Pansy Bryant
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Little Rock
Game and Fish Commission
Bryant
Sachs Harbour
Banks Island
West Virginia
Canadian Arctic
St Paul Climbs Over First Presbyterian in Makeup Game
St Paul defeated First Presbyterian 6-5 on Monday to force a two way tie for the C league title at the Boys Club. In AAA action Coleys beat H and V 8-0 as Don Lawrence earned the win and Ronnie Poole the loss with six Coleys players collecting hits. Civitan toppled Wheeling 13-2 in AA league as Rod Brown claimed the win and Mike Telford the loss. Southside edged First Baptist 11-10 with Gary Norris the winning pitcher and R Davis leading with 2-3. Second Baptist beat First Methodist 4-2 in C league as Pittman won and Smith lost with two hits for Second Baptist. First Methodist then lost 13-4 to First Christian in B league as Meeks won and Elliott lost with King 2-2. In A league, First Christian beat Vantrease 4-3 as Chandler went 3-4 and Ragan won. Immanuel beat Grace 6-2 with Saltonstall one-hitter and 2-2 hitting. Tuesday games start at 8:30 a.m. with Christian vs Vantrease, Grace vs Immanuel, St Paul vs M H Chapel, Lions vs Kiwanis, Immanuel vs Vantrease, Holy Redeemer vs West Side, and Gulf vs Samples.
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St. Paul
First Presbyterian
Coleys
Don Lawrence
Ronnie Poole
Richard Bates
V. Civitan
Wheeling
Rod Brown
Mike Telford
Southside
First Baptist
Gary Norris
Bill Sorrells
R. Davis
Second Baptist
First Methodist
Danny Pittman
Bilf Smith
Richard Meeks
Bill Elliott
Danny King
First Christian
Vantreasd
Danny Ragan
Wayne Harrison
Larry Chandler
Immanuel
Grace
Randy Saltonstall
James Williams
Saltonstall
Christian
Vantrease
M. H. Chapel
Lions
Kiwanis
Holy Redeemer
West Side
Gulf
Ebenezer Wins Over Mt Holly In A League Clash
Ebenezer defeated Mount Holly 42 at Wyatt Ball Park Monday night with Ricky Lawrence earning the win and Jimmy Jones taking the loss. In B league action Mount Holly beat Wyatt 82 as Rex Ainsworth pitched and Ricky Osborn was charged with the loss.
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Ebenezer
MT. Holly
Mount Holly
Wyatt Ball Park
Ricky Lawrence
Jimmy Jones
Wyatt
Rex Ainsworth
Ricky Osborn
Tokyo-Kabu Kura Wins Tight Card In New Bedford
Kazuyoshi Kabu kura from Japan outpointed Flash T Bolano of the Philippines over ten rounds in New Bedford Massachusetts. Dick French of Providence outpointed Johnny Torres of Paterson over ten rounds at 148 to 154 pounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Kazuyoshi Kabukura
Japan
Flash T. Bolano
The
Philippines
New Bedford
Mass
Dick French
Providence
R.I
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N.J
Strong U S Track Team Faces Tough Russian Opponent
The United States, possibly its best ever, trains for the dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles July 25-26. Coach Sam Bell warns that despite strength, the Russian squad is exceptionally strong and will push the U S to the limit.
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New York
United States
Russia
Sam Bell
Oregon
U.S
Los Angeles
Bell
New Brunswick
N.J
Don Hull
Randall's Island
Minor League Baseball Results From Coast To Coast
In Pacific Coast League action Oklahoma City edged Portland 3 to 1 in 11 innings. Denver shut out Salt Lake City 5 nil. In the International League Syracuse beat Toronto 4 to 3 and Buffalo defeated Rochester 6 to 0. Finally Richmond routed Atlanta 7 to 5 and Columbus hammered Jacksonville 15 to 3.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma City
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake City
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Wynn Hits Homer To Close Playoff For 89ers
Oklahoma City Jim Wynn returned from a knee cast to hit a two run homer in the 11th, lifting the Reno 89ers to a 3 1 victory over Portland in the Pacific Coast League playoff. Denver's Jay Hook tossed five hits in a 5 0 win over Salt Lake Bees. Rangers tentative travel plan sparks a near strike before a personnel dispute is resolved.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Jim Wynn
Portland
Wynn
89Ers
Ray Cordeiro
89Er
Salt Lake City
Denver
Jay Hook
Bears
Bees
Duane Sims
Ray Barker
Top Nine Hitters In American Chosen For All-star Team
The American League All-Star picks include Al Kaline and Joe Pepitone with Kaline earning his 10th selection. Others named are Bill Freehan Jerry Lumpe Norm Siebern Luis Aparicio Frank Malzone Jimmy Hall Chuck Hinton and more, as managers López and Alston finalize the eight-man pitching staff for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium.
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Bob Hoobing
Boston
Joe Cronin
al Kaline
al Lopez
Walter Alston
Lopez
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
New York
Shea Stadium
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Jerry Lumpe
Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Norm Siebern
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Frank Malzone
Jimmy Hall
Minnesota
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Pepitone
Elston Howard
Union Wins 5-3 In B League Game
Union defeated Strong 5-3 Monday night. Winning pitcher Ronnie Burnett and hitter Johnny Sanipher each went 2 for 2. Joe Plair took the loss for Strong, while Dennis Jerry went 1 for 3.
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Union Wins Union
Strong
Ronnie Burnett
Joe Plair
Union
Burnett
Johnny Sandifer
Dennis Jerry
Initiated Constitutional Amendments Petitions Due in Arkansas
Deadline for filing petitions in Little Rock approaches but final qualification of proposals may not be known until about July 15. Local officials warn that the process hinges on legal review and ballot readiness.
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Little Rock
Ed Lopat Rehired as VP of Player Personnel
Ed Lopat is rehired by the Kansas City Athletics as vice president in charge of player personnel with a higher salary under a new contract. The move comes three weeks after he was fired as manager, and the new deal extends through the 1966 season with a higher pay than his previous $25,000 to $30,000 manager salary.
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Kansas City
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Lopat
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