Yanks extend winning streak to five with Downing gem
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3-0 as Al Downing tossed a one hit gem through seven innings before Dave Morehead no hit bid ends in the eighth. The Twins pushed their streak to eight with a 7-4 win over Detroit as Bob Allison and Jim Hart homer. Other AL results saw Baltimore, Washington and others win, while the Dodgers led the NL with a 1-0 win over St. Louis on Drysdale’s effort and Willie Mays’ 16th inning homer propelled the Giants past Milwaukee 1-0.
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New York Yankees
Dave Morehead
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Downing
Camilo Carreon
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Morehead
Fred Whitfield
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Twins
Kaye
Detroit
Bob Allison
Jim Hart
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
al Smith
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
Ronnie Daniels
Kansas City
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
Don Drysdale
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Willie Mays
Giants
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Yanks
White Sox
Ray Herbert
Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
Cleveland
Tito Francona
Whitfield
Chuck Schilling
John Romano
Allison
Hall
Dick Stigman
Bill Dailey
Bill Faul
Smith
Fred Valentine
al Downing
Boston
Los Aneles Angels
Marichal
Vic
Mays
Norm Larker
del Crandall
Spahn
Hubbell
Drysdale
Frank Howard
Bill Skewron
Simmons
Reds
Colts
Vada Pinson
Coleman
Bob Purkey
Don McMahon
Cubs
Mets
al Jackson
Bob Buhl
Jackson
Buhl
Andre Rodgers
Lou Brock
Sternberg Top Vaulter Paralyzed After Trampoline Accident
Seattle gymnast Brian Sternberg, a leading world record vaulter, lies partially paralyzed in a Seattle hospital after a trampoline training accident with the University of Washington team. X rays show a possible cervical dislocation and spinal cord injury. doctors await clarity on surgery. Sternberg, 20, had set a 16-3 3/4 world record and never lost in competition, with plans to compete in the Soviet Union.
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Seattle
Wash
Brian Sternberg
Sternberg
University of Washington
Compton
Milwaukee
United States
Soviet Union
Seattle Star
Baltimore Orioles Impose Self-Help Fines For Violations
The Baltimore Orioles introduced a 25 item violation checklist with fines from 1 to 5 dollars. Six penalties target pitchers and 19 apply to all players, a move by player rep Mike McCormick and four colleagues aimed at increasing focus and accountability on the field.
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Gordon Searc
Baltimore AP
Baltimore Orioles
Mike McCormick
Orioles Rally Past Senators In Slugfest Seventh Inning
Daniels earned his first complete game in nine starts as Baltimore capitalized on Kansas City errors to plate three unearned runs in the fifth. The Orioles extended their bid with a late surge, while the Senators fell to Pena as Detroit cards of the game unfolded.
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Orioles
Daniels
Athletics
Senators
Orlando Pena
Kansas City
Standings and Tuesday results from the International League
The Southern and Northern divisions show Atlanta leading the standings with a 44-30 record and 4 percent pace, followed by Indianapolis and Arkansas. Tuesday's results include Atlanta beating Indianapolis 5 to 4 in 10 innings, Buffalo over Arkansas 7 to 6, Rochester defeating Syracuse 10 to 5, and Toronto 3, Richmond 2, with Jacksonville at Columbus postponed by rain. Wednesday games schedule Atlanta at Columbus 8 p.m. EST and others listed with times.
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International League
Associated Press
Pet.g.b
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Columbus
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Toronta
Syracuuse
Columbuus
Toronto
Orioles team fines shakeup sparks club discipline plan
Manager Billy Hitchcock was late to a home game, triggering a rule 19 penalty. Dick Brown was fined $1 for a failed steal and $5 was set for miscues including missing signs and foul language. The Orioles, riding a 24 loss in 36, consider future fines nonretroactive and plan to donate proceeds to charity at season end.
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Billy Hitchcock
Dick Brown
Orioles
al Smith
Giants Rally Past Braves In 16 Inning Marathon
Juan Marichal hurled 16 innings of one run ball as the Giants beat the Braves 1-0 with Willie Mays homering in the 16th. Dodgers moved ahead of Cardinals with a 1-0 win behind Don Drysdale. Reds, Cubs, Pirates, Yankees, Twins, and Orioles won as the pennant race tightened. Marichal’s 133rd win marked his ninth straight victory. Spahn pitched 27 scoreless innings before giving up the decisive homer.
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Carl Hubbell
Giants
Juan Marichal
Hubbell
St. Louis
Marichal
Milwaukee
Braves
Warren Spahn
Willie Mays
Candlestick Park
Los Angeles Dodgers
St Louis
Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Ron Faily
Dodgers
Cincinn Mati
Gordy Coleman
Reds
Houston
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games From Tuesday/Thursday
Washington beat Kansas City 7 2 Minnesota won 7 4 over Detroit Detroit hosts Minnesota in Thursday action while Chicago visits New York and Boston meets Cleveland. National League standings show Lee Argeles atop with St Louis close by, and several doubleheaders and postponed games listed for today and tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
W. L. Pet. G.B. Lee Argeles
St. Louis
San Fancisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pitsbugh
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinna
St Louis
Ted Maryman Receives 25 Year Pin From State Highway Dept
Hope maintenance superintendent Ted Maryman was awarded a 25 year service pin by the Highway Commission in Little Rock. A Byrd High School graduate from Shreveport, he later worked as a pharmacist during training, then farmed, served a year with the Revenue Department, and joined the highway department. Maryman is active in Masonic and Eastern Star circles, married to Lena Mae Henry of Hope, and resident at 505 South Walker.
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Ayn Ke Ty Aye Rnin
State Highway Department
Alt Hope
Highway Commission
Little Rock
Maryman
Byrd High School
Shreveport
State Revenue Department
Highway Department
Hope Chapter
Eastern Star
Lena Mae Henry
Hope
First Methodist Church
Century
South Walker
Ted C. N. Maryman
Wate Goodman
Major League Leaders Highlight 1960s Batting and Pitching Stats
The list names top hitters and pitchers from American and National Leagues. Notables include Wagner and Allison led in runs and home runs for their teams, Malzone and Groat high in hits, Yastrzemski and Versalles tied for doubles, and Koufax pacing strikeouts. Also noted are runners, RBIs, and key pitching records with varied team affiliations across the leagues.
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Associated Press
Wagner
Los Angeles
Malzone
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Aparicia
Baltimore
Wood
Piething
Radatz
Ford
New York
Pizarro
Chicago
Barker
Bunning
T. Davis
Grout
St. Louis
Aaron Milwaukee
White
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Groat
Gonzalez Philadelphia
Javier
Pinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Skinner
Allman and White
McCovey
San Francisco
Local Baseball Scores and 4th of July Postponements
Local leagues report CBS beat Midwest 2 to 1 and Coleman defeated Lions 10 to 1. Sheriffs edged PCA 13 to 12. Reminder no games July 4. Babe Ruth game postponed. Babe Ruth All Star Game vs Arkadelphia set for Saturday at 6 30 P.M. in Hope.
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CBS
Midwest
Coleman
Lions
Sheriffs
Arkadelphia
Hope
Downing Young Yankee Lefty Shuts Out White Sox 3-0
Al Downing, 22, dominated Chicago with a 3-0 win as the Yankees extended their AL lead to three games. The rookie left-hander carried a no hitter into the seventh before Camilo Carreon broke it up with two out. Elston Howard praised Downing’s overpowering stuff and Houk likened him to Koufax as Downing vowed to learn from the near no-hitter.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Yankee
New York
Ralph Houk
Koufax
Elston Howard
al Downing
Chicago
White Sox
Yanks
Camilo Carreon
Downing
Howard
Richmond
Houk
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kees allows one hit as Dodgers beat White Sox 3 0
Camilo Carreon laces a seventh inning single for the Dodgers in a 3 0 win over the Chicago White Sox. The victory extends the AL leaders fifth straight. Puily drives in the Dodgers lone NL run in a separate note.
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Kees
Camilo Carreon
Chicago White Sox
Ron Puily
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Siedle
Vietary
Leeis
Cadeers
Atu
Buffs Beat Travelers 7-5 with three homers in Buffalo
Buffalo Bisons toppled the Travelers 7-5 as Ed Bouchee, Marv Throneberry with a grand slam, and Joe Christopher homered off loser Paul Brown. Christopher, back in the lineup, also doubled for his 17th homer of the year. Norm Gigs added a two-run shot for Buffalo. Other IL results: Atlanta beat Indianapolis 6-5 in 10, Rochester over Syracuse 10-5, Toronto edged Richmond 3-2. Jacksonville at Columbus was rained out.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Thifalo Bisons
Travelers
Arkansas
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Jacksonville
Columbus
Paul Brown
Ed Bouche
Marathon duel: Marichal outduels Spahn as Mays homers
San Francisco AP reports a 16th inning pitchers duel at Candlestick Park lasting 4 hours and 10 minutes. Juan Marichal pitched 227 pitches in a 1-0 Giants win over the Milwaukee Braves as Willie Mays hit a decisive homer. Warren Spahn tossed 201 pitches in a near-shutout effort, wind conditions shaping several plays including Hank Aaron’s long drive.
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San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Willie
Mays
Candlestick Park
Marichal
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Giants
Alvin Dark
Spahn
Candlestick Wind
Braves
Nank Aaron
Dominican Republic
Hubbell
Juan
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Harvey Kuenn
Arkansas Tops Buffalo in Low-Scoring Game
Isa s scattered 16 hits over three pitchers with five walks but left 14 runners on base eight in the last four frames. Arkansas offense produced five runs on homers by Gigan Bouchee Throneberry and Christopher while Buffalo managed seven. W Mathias earned the win for Arkansas, Brown took the loss for Buffalo.
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Isas
Arkansas
Buffalo
Brown
Oliver
Lipski
Addington
Mathias
Anderson
Catton
W — Mathias
L — Brown
Gigan
Bouchee
Throneberry
Christopher
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Hope Auto Co., Inc
Ford and Falcon
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Ted Maryman
Robinson
Perranoski
Ablewniie, Youo
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