Dodgers Lose Lead as Giants Slugger McCovey Dominates
San Francisco Giants topple the Dodgers 3-0 behind Juan Marichal seven hit shutout and a first inning homer by Willie McCovey. McCovey improves his . against Don Drysdale to 21-for-46 with an 467 average this season. Cardinals sit atop NL standings after 4-1 win over Pittsburgh. Cubs, Reds, and Phillies win in other NL games with key hits from Aspromonte, Gibson, and Callison.
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Wallie McCovery
Don Drysdale
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Juan Marichal
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Drysdale
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Marichal
Dodgura
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsuurgh
Bob Gibson
Houston
Chicago
Cub
Bob Aspromonte
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Gibson
Pirates
Julian Javier
Bill White
Cubs
Colts
Dick Bertell
Don Landrum
Hal Wooreshick
Aspromonte
Cards Beat Pirates Move Into First In N L Race
The St Louis Cardinals shutout the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 to seize first place in the National League as Kansas City beat Los Angeles 5-2. Bob Gibson earned his fourth straight win, fanning eight in a strong seven innings, while Bill White hit his 10th homer. Diego Segui earned his first win since April 26 in relief, and Dean Chance issued two walks and four singles in the Angels loss.
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Associated Press
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City A’s
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Cardinal
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Gibson
Bill White
Pirates
Diego Segui
Gina Olmolt
Angels
Dean Chance
Segal
George Alusik
Standings and results across leagues and teams
The Standings by Associated Press show American and National League tallies with matchups and games of the day. Notable results include Saint Louis, Philadelphia and Cincinnati leading in NL, and Houston, Chicago and San Francisco posting wins in interleague play. In college notes, Princeton’s Richard Colman has coached 34 wins with 20 losses over six seasons.
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OW. L. Pehg
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Princeton
Richard Colman
Tigers
VFW Bowlers Win League at Garden Bowl
The VFW quartet Kenny Dickenson Ronnie Barnes George Carr and Danny Steinmetz won the junior league for ages 13 to 15 at Garden Bowl with 48 wins 24 losses. They beat Fireballs by three games while Fireballs posted 45 27 and Dr Pepper stood third 2144 Wing and 30 percent losses. George Carr had top single game 222 Gary Heiman top series 514 Fireballs best team game 742 Dr Pepper top team series 2063.
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Garden Bowl
V.F.W
Kenny Dickenson
Ronnie Barnes
George Carr
Danny Steinmetz
Fireballs
Dr. Pepper
W.F.W. Auxiliary
Gary Heiman
Golf League Scores Show Team and Individual Lows
The 1963 Men's Summer Industrial League completed its second round as Bob Caldwell of Austin's Cafe had the best nine hole score at 34. Jaycee No. 1 posted a season low 135 for a team total with 23 handicap, while Austin's Cafe set a season low gross of 153. Modern Radio and Fire Dept lead the 13 teams at 2-0. Next week features six matches and a bye for Northern Natural 2.
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Jaycee
Bob Caldwell
Austin's Cafe
Doug Crotty III
Foster Music
Gerald Thorne
Cities Service Gas
Russel Bray
Jaycee No. 1
Bill Branden
Austin’s Cafe
Jerry Caldwell
al Valenzuela
Don Caldwell
Modern Radio and Fire Dept
Blues defeat Rotary in twin Minor League Knothole set
Knights of Columbus Blues beat Rotary 6-4 in seven innings to win the A team feature and 14-8 in five innings in the B team prelim at Clint Lightner Field. Key hits came from W Bergkamp, Guadian, Reed, Bleu and Dunlap. Pitchers Ortiz and Blea fanned multiple batters as Shook and Rupp also toed the mound. Minor Leaguers skip action tonight and resume Thursday with Lions vs Knights Reds and Lions vs Kiwanis in Major League action.
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Knights of Columbus Blues
Clint Lightner
Rotary
Blues
J. Bergkamp
M. Ortiz
Swingle
Bleu
Blea
W. Bergkamp
Guadian
Wigner
Reed
Dunlap
Shook
Rupp
Halblieb
Knights
Clint Lighter
Lions
Knights of Columbus Reds
Kiwanis
Athletics Win Bantam Optimist League Champions
The Athletics won the Bantam Optimist League at Garden Bowl for under twelve players. Team members included Vicki Halblieb Sandi Reed Linda Shearmire and Candy Rowe with a 48 44 win loss record. Gregg Shearmire posted a high game of 200 and high series of 465 while the Yankees held best series 686 and top team series 1919. Michigan State and Michigan first clashed in 1884 with Michigan winning 13 3 that year.
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Athletics
Vicki Halblieb
Sandi Reed
Linda Shearmire
Candy Rowe
Yankees
Cardinals
Dodgery
Giants
Pirates
Gregg Shearmire
Nazarene Beats Pierceville In Slow-Pitch Upset
Church of the Nazarene erased an 8-0 deficit to beat Pierceville 18-16 in the league opener. Lynn Thompson led the winners with three singles and two doubles, while Gene Sloan powered Pierceville with an inside-the-park homer. Errors fueled the 37-run, 55-minute battle at Little League Field as the Nazarenes secured their first win of the season.
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Church of the Nazarene
Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Nazarenes
Church
Nazarenés
Trainmen
Gene Sloan
Lynn Thompson
Ken Elliott
Sloan
Carroll Witt
Charles Davis
Little League Field
Garmond
Century Refinery
Garden City Co-op
Kunz Mobile Service
Reed
Stinemetz
Home Run Crescendo Beats Off Key Orioles
Indians win fifth straight 9-5 on a home run crescendo as Baltimore slips from first to third. Rich details include Al Smith and Willie Kirkland homers, Mudcat Grant relief, and a Mayberry-like ninth inning controversy with Ted Pierceville.
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Orioles
Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Indians
Anl
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Dick Radatz
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
al Luplow
Fred Whitfield
Dick Hawser
Cleveland
Robin Roberts
Willie Kirkland
Wes Stock
Mudcat Grant
al Smith
Ob Allen
Jim Gentile
Southwest Carpet Defeats Fanster In doubleheader
In a fast pitch softball twin bill at Minny Park Diamond, Southwest Carpet won 16-3 in Game 1 and 7-6 in Game 2 against Fanster. Bill Boles led Southwest with four hits including a homer, while Buzz Cockrell and Jerry Schultz pitched the wins. Fanster’s Seco Garcia homered twice in the opener, and John Solmes fanned nine. A weekend city tourney at Clinton Lightner Field will feature Southwest, Munster, Rosel Drillers, Farm Supply, and possibly Porryton.
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Minny Park
Carpeters
Bill Boles
Jerry Schultz
Jerry Lallicker
Milt Roberts
Seco Garcia
Southwaat
Boles
al Stecklein
Roberta
Rodors
Soca Gatela
Buzz Cockrell
Fanning
Andy Guebrero
Ona
RHO Fonster
Ctint Lightner Field
Munster
Rosel Drillers
Liberal
Lamar
Colo
Porryton
Tox
Father and six children die in Vashon Island fire
A father Cecil Landers about 40 and his six children Cathay 12 Michael 10 William 9 Terry 7 Patricia 6 Beverly 3 died when their two story home burned on Vashon Island in Puget Sound. The mother Mrs Landers was burned critically but escaped to sound the alarm by blowing the family car horn before being hospitalized in grave condition.
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Wash
Vashon Island
Puget Sound
Cecil Landers
Cathay
Michael
William
Terry
Patricia
Bevarly
Tatro Plumbing Wins Prairie Mixed League in Close Finish
Tatro Plumbing captured the Prairie Mixed League title at the Garon Bowl with a 79 win 41 loss record, finishing 14 games ahead of Northside. Grocaty and Rupp Radiator followed in third and fourth as details of individual leaders and high scores are listed for both women and men in this compact league recap.
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Tatro Plumbing
Tairo
Northside
Grocaty
Rupp
Helen Careathers
Vone
Careathers
Martha Bratt
Via
Troll
Bonnie Zirkel
Louie
Zirkel
Gareen Delle
Puller Binwish Co
Martha Bolt
Helen Carenthers
Ray Shoarinka
Northaldle Grocery
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