Mays Power Lifts Giants Past Mets in Road Streak
Willie Mays homer and a double drive in half of San Francisco runs as the Giants win 84 to 0 over the Mets. New York suffers its 19th straight road defeat, tying a modern major league futility mark set by 1916 Athletics.
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Solunar schedule notes from John Alden Knight tables
The printed Solunar Tables warn that major periods run about one to two hours from listed starts and advise planning fishing or hunting for peak sport. The excerpt includes bold major periods and partial data such as times like 3:55 and 10:10 with garbled accompanying text.
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Arkadelphia downs Hope in district Little League rout
Arkadelphia crushed Hope Little League in district play, dominating from the start. Hope scored only in the final inning as Arkadelphia built a decisive early lead, eliminating the locals from contention.
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Pirates Rally to Top Dodgers in Tight NL Standings
In a week when Pittsburgh moved to third, the Pirates beat the Dodgers 8-2 while Cincinnati edged the Cubs 3-2. St. Louis routed Milwaukee 8-1 and Houston shut out Philadelphia 3-0 as Dodgers and Cubs stumble. In the AL, Angels stopped the Yankees’ six game win streak 5-4. Cleveland beat Minnesota 2-2. Kansas City blanked Boston 2-0. Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 4-3 and Baltimore topped Washington 4-2. Sandy Koufax struck out 12 in six innings, but Pittsburgh collected eight hits off him, including Roberto Clemente’s three-run homer. Tammi Sisk’s relief preserved the win for the Pirates. Lew Burdette beat his old Brewers, facing ex-roommate Warren Spahn in a 11-year Braves reunion.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Report
International League Rochester routed Toronto 7 to 0 while Indianapolis defeated Buffalo 6 to 3 and Columbus beat Richmond 10 to 1 in 10 innings. Pacific Coast League Spokane edged Denver 4 to 3 after 9. Portland topped Oklahoma City and Salt Lake City beat Tacoma 5 to 2 as San Diego and Seattle had Hawaii listed with unclear result.
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Mantle Could Be Out for Rest of Year
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk said Mickey Mantle may be out for the season after a broken left foot and a loose left knee cartilage. Team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor noted an immediate operation is planned and Mantle’s status remains indefinite. Mantle, a three time MVP, injured his foot June 3 in Baltimore while pursuing a fly ball and may have aggravated the knee injury then.
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Major League Stars Deliver Split of Wins
Willie Kirkland cracked a three run homer to lift his team past the Minnesota Twins 4-2. Ken Melville tossed a shutout worthy performance, allowing only three hits as Angels defeated the Yankees 5-0.
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Trays Shut Out 1-0 by Toronto
Toronto blanked Arkansas 1-0 in an International League game as Tony Washington stole third and scored on a grounder in the eighth. Gary Kroll allowed eight hits for Arkansas while Carl Bouldin yielded eight for Toronto. Washington’s sixth inning steal set up the decisive eighth inning run.
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Standings and schedule notes in major leagues
A compact rundown shows American and National League standings with teams, wins, losses, and winning percentages plus upcoming games. Notable entries include Los Angeles leading the NL West with 62 38 .620, St Louis 86 44 .4606, New York 64 25 35, and Chicago 53 45 41. Also listed are matchups for Thursday and Saturday with cross division games and multiple twin bills.
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Fort Smith smashes Batesville in Babe Ruth opener
Fort Smith trounced Batesville 12 to 6 in the Babe Ruth baseball tourney first round at Batesville. Fort Smith built a multi-run lead with three in the second and four in the fifth after Batesville tied the game with three in the third. Pitcher Billy Fant drove in two with a double and David Hall added an RBI single as Fort Smith pulled away.
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Marmmarel outpoints Flores in Miami boxing event
In Miami, Jony Marmmarel li from Pittsburgh defeated Puerto Rico's San tos Flores by decision after eight rounds. The boxing card aired with Friday night games listed for Toronto at Jacksonville Syracuse at Atlanta Rochester at Arkansas Buffalo at Columbus and Richmond at Indianapolis.
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McBride Shuts Down Yankees as Angels Win
Angels pitcher Ken McBride limited the New York Yankees to three singles in a 5-0 shutout. Mickey Mantle may miss the rest of the season with a loose cartilage in the left knee, announced by manager Ralph Houk. The win hooked Los Angeles closer to the standings as other AL scores rolled in.
Major League Leaders Mixed Batting and Pitching Totals
A compilation of top league leaders across batting and pitching categories for the season. Notable names include Yastrzemski Boston and Malzone Boston in batting, Kaline Detroit, Allison Minnesota, and Aaron Milwaukee in runs and RBIs, plus Koufax and Drysdale in strikeouts.
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Indians Rally Past Twins On Kirkland Game Winning Homer
Willie Kirkland launched a three-run homer in the eighth inning to turn a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 victory for Cleveland over Minnesota, delivering the comeback win and seizing late control.
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