Pirates Weather Doubleheader Loss With Sunday Fishing Day
Pittsburgh fans faced a twinbill defeat to Cincinnati 7-5 and 10-5, sleep disrupted by late games. The Pirates and Reds stars Robinson, Coleman, Lynch, Burgess, Mazeroski highlighted a day hosting a free kiddies fishing event at the club dam near Penn Run, with prizes, trout stocking, and adult fishing permits required for 16 and over.
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Roundup of injuries hit Yankees and league play
The report details a rash of injuries to Yankees players and shifting lineups as Don Lock sprains an ankle and leaves a game. Washington and Baltimore jockey for position as Conley exits with a troubled start and Jim Bouton provides relief help. Gentile drives in runs as the Orioles win the series and stretch their lead.
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Pirates and Reds split doubleheader in Cincinnati
In the first game Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 12 to 0 with strong hitting by Maloney and Edwards while Gibbon and Bailey worked for the Pirates. The second game saw Cincinnati win 10 to 0 as Pagliaroni homered and Edwards, Mazeroski, and Robinson contributed for Pittsburgh. Total attendance 12,309.
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Storm Cheats Tony Lema In Flint Open
In Flint Michigan Tony Lema led after a weather disrupted opening round before an electrical storm halted play at Warwick Hills. The first round was wiped and the field reset with Lema atop a 159-man field, Sam Snead posting a three over par 75 as the storm paused action and forced postponement.
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Bitter Battle Returns in Welterweight Title Fight
New York AP reports a bitter rematch between welterweight king Luis Rodriguez and Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden aims for a knockout. Griffith, 24, a 13 10 favorite, seeks a third reign in the 147-pound division, while Rodriguez defends after last March’s close decision win in Los Angeles. Griffith strong at the body, with a 95 4 record including 13 knockouts.
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Aultman Adds Kowchuck and Morrow to 1963 Roster
Aultman baseball team released David George and Larry Decker on June 6 and added George Kowchuck and Duane Morrow who become eligible June 12. Marion Center in the Greater Indiana County League signs Steve Berzansky in May and lists him on their roster now eligible.
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Trade Of The Year Sparks Cubs Lead In Loop Race
The Chicago Cubs, aided by the off season trade bringing Lindy McDaniel and Larry Jackson from St. Louis, beat San Francisco 3-2 to share the NL lead. McDaniel drove in the decisive run with a 10th inning homer after a key double by Altman sparked St. Louis’ win over Philadelphia. Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh, and Baltimore moved atop the AL with a 4-2 win over New York as Bouton suffered a facial cut.
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Cubs pull into first by McDaniel late homer against Giants
Chicago tops San Francisco 3 2 in 10th inning as Lindy McDaniel belts his second career homer, delivering an 11th win in 13 games for the Cubs. McDaniel, in relief, shut down the Giants with bases loaded and no hits faced.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
National League standings list San Francisco and Chicago tied for first at 31 wins and 24 losses with St. Louis near. Los Angeles 29 23 and Cincinnati 26 25. Pittsburgh 26 26 Milwaukee 24 27 Philadelphia 24 28 Houston 22 32 New York 20 34. Thursday results Chicago 3 San Francisco 1 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 5. Today’s schedule includes Los Angeles at Chicago and San Francisco at Houston. In the American League Baltimore leads 32 21 with New York 27 19 trailing. Chicago 31 22 and Kansas City 26 23 chase. Schedule lists Boston at Baltimore and New York at Detroit among others.
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Dick Davies Leads British Amateur Run Toward Quarterfinals
Dick Davies of Pasadena California advanced to the quarterfinals of the British Amateur Golf Championship in St Andrews. He defeated two opponents, winning on the 19th hole and on the fifth hole, demonstrating grit despite imperfect swing. Five Walker Cup players fell and Davies faced Michael Lunt in the next round.
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Yankees face five week Mantle absence in pennant bid
New York AP report says Mickey Mantle will miss at least five weeks with a broken left foot after a Balti more loss. Manager Ralph Houk, souring his club's spirit, insists the Yankees can still win the pennant and beat strong clubs without Mantle. Houk spoke from Baltimore after a 4-2 defeat to the Orioles, extending a rough stretch of four losses in five games.
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We Can Win Without Mick Says Houk
In a candid assessment coach Houk declares the team can win without star player Mick, outlining strategies and lineup adjustments aimed at maintaining momentum and competitive edge for upcoming games.
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League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting and Pitching
A compiled list shows leading hitters and pitchers across leagues. Notable figures include Coving and Groat atop batting with .341 and .336 averages, Flood and Anron scoring runs, Robinson and Alou driving in RBIs, and pitchers O'Dell Perranoski with strong win records. The tallies span several teams including St Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles.
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Ernest Hosts Greensburg Team in Sunday Doubleheader
Ernest Field to host a doubleheader Sunday by the Ernest Gang Busters and a Greensburg semi pro softball team at 2 p.m. Both squads remain undefeated to date.
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Liberty Bell Track Opens In Harrisburg For Pari-Mutuel Debut
Harrisburg hosts the Liberty Bell harness track opening night as pari-mutuel betting debuts in Pennsylvania with a 50-night meet. The facility, described as among the Northeast’s most modern, aims to attract 30,000 spectators and 10,000 cars, amid road access concerns and opposition from some lawmakers. The project carries a $12.5 million purse potential and involves William Penn Racing Association and Arthur Rooney in the backing group.
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Sports on Air Weekend Schedule Summary
Saturday schedules include Bowling on Chan 4 18 Dodgers vs Cubs Chan 3 40 Soccer Auto race Chan 4 430 Belmont Stakes Chan 2 9 10 9 Bowling Chan 4 Golf Chan 6 11 Boxing Chan 4 1000 Sunday lineup lists Dodgers Cubs Chan 10 215 Golf Chan 6 430 If
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Indiana County Softball Card Rivalries At Fairgrounds
Today spreads include Parnell Cowher facing Partly at the Fairgrounds with contests across the GICL schedule. Plumville meets Coal Run while Marion Center plays Lucerne in the Indiana Little League slate and minor county games feature Aultman versus West Lebanon Arcadia at Hastings and Gipsy at Greenwich.
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