Baseball scores and standings from Thursday and Friday
In the Majors rain delayed results show St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 2 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2, Los Angeles 3 Houston 0. Chicago at Los Angeles, Houston at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, New York at Cincinnati. American League standings list Chicago 57-6, New York 66-0, Baltimore 55-9, Minnesota 54-4, Boston 42-28, Kansas City 28-28, Cleveland 27-26, Los Angeles 29-43, Detroit 24-32, Washington 28-25. Thursday results: Boston 7 Washington 5, Cleveland 5 Detroit 3, Baltimore 5 New York, Minnesota 6 Kansas City. Tonight's schedule includes Detroit at New York, Baltimore at Boston, Kansas City at Chicago, Los Angeles at Minnesota, Washington at Cleveland, with two night games: Detroit at New York and Baltimore at Boston.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Associated Press
Pet. G.B
Chicago Shoe
Pittsburgh Wee
League Leaders National League Batting And More
National League batting leaders include Davis of Los Angeles with 345 at bats and Groat of St Louis with 85 hits. Aaron of Milwaukee leads in runs with 51, while Robinson of Cincinnati has 45 RBIs and Groat again tops hits with 85. Cepeda and others share doubles and triples, with pitchers and strikeouts also listed.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Grrat
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
White
Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Groat
Javier
Cepeda
San Francisco
Pinson
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Banks
F. Alou
McCovey
Indiana Teams Ousted In Tenpin Tourney
In Johnstown, Runzo's from Indiana County and R & Motors of Indiana Suburban League were eliminated in the last eight of the ribane-Demo crat Champions Tenpin Tournament at the State Recreation Center. Del Hult rolled 654 as Runzo's fell to T & E TV 246 to 2514. Kosanovich led R & S Motors with 603 as they lost to Holy Name 2491 to 2468. Indiana County's teams were the last in the field. Tonight quarterfinals and singles semifinals are set.
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Johnstown
Runzo’s
R & § Motors
ribane-Democrat
State Recreation Center
del Hult
Runzo's
T & E TV
Conemaugh Township
Kosanovich
Pace
R & S Motors
Holy Name
Tsitouris Wins Again as Reds Top Pirates 4-2
Cincinnati pitcher John Tsitouris improves to 3-0 in three starts as the Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 to climb to fourth in the NL. Home runs by Cardenas and Coleman, plus a fourth inning run by Frank Robinson, keyed the victory. Don Cardwell started for Pittsburgh and took the loss. Bob Friend dueled in the opener of a series at St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
John Tsitouris
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Philadelphia
Phils
Tsitouris
Fred Hutchinson
Hutch
Pirates
Leo Cardenas
Gordy Coleman
Frank Robinson
Coleman
Don Cardwell
Joe Gibbon
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Ray Washburn
Pittsbursh
Schofield
Gibbon
A Pelens
McBean
E—Clendenon
Mazeroski
Clendenon
U Walsh
Burkshart
Conlan
Pelekoudag
Friday Sports Card Card Mix
The schedule lists Friday games in several leagues: GICL Marion Center at Indiana Coal Run at Lucerne in Minor County League, Aultman at Elderton, West Lebanon at East Indiana C I League, Commodore at Greenwich in Indiana Little League First Half Playoffs, and Sunday games Fulton Run at Aultman, Lucerne at Indiana C League, Greenwich at Arcadia, Hastings at Commodore.
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GICL
Marion Center
Indiana
Coal Run
Lucerne
Aultman
Elderton
Lebanon
Commodore
Greenwich
Fulton
Arcadia
Hastings
Koufax Blanks Houston as Idle Chisox Extend Lead
Pitcher Sandy Koufax earned a 3-0 shutout over Houston to push his record to 9-3 and keep the Dodgers atop the NL pennant race. Willie Mays homered twice for the Giants in a 2-1 win over the Cubs as St Louis beat Philadelphia 7-3. Al Kaline led Detroit with three hits and Kaline’s 15th homer, while Frank Malzone cleared the bases with a three-run shot for Boston in a 7-4 Boston win over Washington.
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Steve Barber
Dick Hall
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Detroit
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Malzone
Boston
Washington
Dick Stuart
Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Minnesota
Bernie Allen
Kansas
Dodgers City
Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Mays
Felipe Alou
Billy O'Nell
Ernie Broglio
Sievers
Earl Averill
Chris Short
Vander Meer recalls two no hitters as years pass
Johnny Vander Meer, now 46, tells in a telephone interview how he pitched a pair of no-hitters, recalling the 1938 gem against the Boston Braves and the famous call by umpire Bill Stewart. He describes the night’s key pitches, the plate umpire’s ruling, and postgame plans.
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UMP
Tom Gorman
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Johnny Bateman
Houston Colts
Gilliam
Jack Hand
Larry MacPhail
Johnny Vander Meer
van der Meer
Som
Durocher
Bill Stewart
Harry Craft
Stewart
Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Jersey
Johnny
Baseball Scouts See Weak College Player Crop At CWS
Omaha AP scouts at the college world series complain the crop is weaker than last year. Major targets include Missouri pitcher Keith Weber Texas right-hander Tom Myer and Holy Cross lefty Dick Joyce. Joyce’s play drew attention as Red Sox offer around 100000 with Yankees willing to top. Tim Murtaugh and Butch Thompson among other touted prospects.
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Omaha
Neb
Bob Garibaldi
Ernie Fazio
Garibaldi
Fazio
Santa Clara
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Colts
Keith Weber
Missouri
Tom Myer
Texas
Dick Joyce
Holy ‘Cross
Joyce
Weber
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Tim Murtaugh
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Butch Thompson
Woody Woodward
Florida State
Sunnehanna Opens Today in Cham pions Golf Tourney at Sunnehanna
The 10th Sunnehanna Golf Amateur Tournament at Sunnehanna Country Club opens today in Johnstown Pa with Dr Ed Updegraff of Tucson favored to repeat his 1962 title. The field includes 25 players with ten state amateur champs and two state open titlists led by Jim Grant of University of Houston and his teammates Marty Fleckman and Harry Toscano.
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Johnstown
Sunnehanna
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Updegraff
Sunnehanna Country Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Siderows
Westport
Conn
Port Arthur
Tex
Harry Toscano
New Castle, Pa
Ex-Indianian Leads Field In VFW Tourney Qualifiers
Bob Palmer once of Indiana now based in Altoona topped 38 qualifiers with 75 in the first round at the State VFW Tournament at Indiana VFW Country Club. Rudy Dolny of Natrona Heights followed with 76 and Bill Filler shot 71 as the only other 70s scorer. local Foss Hill and Carl Pitzerel missed by a stroke. The ninth annual event expects 70 to 100 more qualifiers today, with prize money exceeding $2,000 as former champs anticipate strong participation before 1:30 p.m.
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Bob Palmer
Altoona
Indiana
Hoton Palmer
Rudy Dolny
Natrona Heights
Bill Filler
Mike Pet
Roncheck
Palmer
Donny
Foss Hill
Carl “Zug” Pitzereil
Rudy _Donny
Bill Filer
Mike Petroncheck
Steve Hagoass
Carl Pitzerell
Fred Morris
John Kuzite
Joe Dolny
Harold Roberts
John Yagusic
iWalt Novak
Steve Shaginan
Mat Moris
Ben Long
Zene Hoover
Joe Daskovich
Wilson Eby
L Ange Janacove
Roger Stover
Tony Beatrice
al Frazer
Nick Hamos
Clay Snoby
Fred Demann
George Hix
Gerry DuBois
Larry Hurley
Joe Onahue Sis
Alex Hamos
Grant Badman
Charles Lesher Best
Sports on Air Saturday Schedule with Chan
Channel listings show Bowling and Boxing with Chan at 12 30 and 5 00. Senators visit Indians at 1 30, Tigers host Yankees at 1 45, Pirates versus Cardinals at 2 30, Grand Prix and Compton Invitational at 3 50. Roller Skating with Chan at 5 00 while Wrestling and Boxing wrap the day.
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Chan
Senators
Indians
Tigers
Yankees
Indies Stingers At Fairgrounds Tilt At Marion Center
Indiana Marion Center game at the Fairgrounds tonight marks the GICL tilt. Subsequent Marion Center games will be at the Marion Center ball Held. Michigan State 1887 baseball team spent ten dollars for a dozen base balls and two dollars for umpires.
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Marion Center
Fairgrounds
Michigan State
Palmer Leads Thunderbird Classic in Tight Round
Arnold Palmer shot 3-under par to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic, as 10,000 spectators watched at Westchester Country Club. Jack Rule, a 44-year-old rookie from Waterloo, Iowa, was tied for the lead, with Nicklaus and Gary Player one shot back in a crowded field of 138 players.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Harrison
N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Jack Rule
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Westchester Country Club
Sam Sneadoer
Don Finsterwald
Nicklaus
Pill Eggers
Nev
Bob Duden
Portsdozen
Ben Hogan
Stand
Ore
Gay Brewer, Jr
Thelos Dallas
Fair View Clinches League Title With No-Hitter
Fair View wins the National League first half title after a 19-0 no-hit 16-hit game by Chellman and Bowman against Indiana Lumber. Bowman homered in the fourth, as Fair View improves to 6-1. In the nightcap Betty Miller defeats Waxler's 2-9 behind Kline’s one-hit pitching and Jevicky’s sharp defense. They sit one game from the American League first half crown.
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Indiana
Herman Harris Field
Gary Chellman
Rick Bowman
Indiana Lumber
Fair View
Chellman
Bowman
Betty Miller
Waxler
Jim Kline
Mark Je«vicky
RWS
Lumber
Paccont
Repine
Bonarriga
Onescheck
Blystonasm
Theyas
Miller
Ryan
Wagner
Rankin
Naman
Perfeitie
Cc. Bwmp
Stormers
Sheeder
McPhren
Pallita
Boden
McCracken
McGionis
Charlson
An Loore
Maes
Rostello
P White
Woodall
D Lanberg
dJevick Buchanan
r @ Gallo
Fulmer
Dickie
Q Kennedy
Wardrop
Fight Results Miami and Honolulu Bouts Reported
Miami bout saw Ton Mammerel 13 from Pittsburgh outpoint San Flores 128 from Miami. In Honolulu the Hurricane Kid 1834 from San Francisco stopped Arturo Macias 156 from Agua Caliente Mexico in 1.
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Miami
Fla
Ton Mammerel
Pittsburgh
San Flores
Honolulu
San Francisco
Arturo Macias
Agua Calien
Mexico
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O'Dell
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Kaline
Malzone
Allison
Pearson
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Stuck
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Ron Fairly
Koufax Blanks
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Jim Perry
Jim Kaat
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Bill Kunkel
Joe Pepitone
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Lawrin
Coup Corrigan
Dublin
Broadway
John
Boston Braves
Buddy
Casey Stengel
Hassett
Lew Cincinnati
Riggs
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Frazier
Bill Lundstrom
Steve Palko
Lundstrom
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