Killebrew Paces Twins in AL surge and Spahn shuts out Dodgers
Harmon Killebrew fueled a six game Twins win streak with a 1 1 4 doubleheader sweep of the Senators, including his 17th homer and five RBIs, lifting Minnesota within 1 2 games of the lead as Spahn pitch a three hit shutout for the Dodgers. The Dodgers remained 11 1/2 back while other NL games sent Marichal and Hiller delivering key blows for the Giants and Cubs in tight divisional races.
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Dodgers
Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pirates Rally To Top Mets 3-1 In Friday Win
New York Mets fall 3-1 to Pittsburgh as Virdon hits a two run homer and Gibbon limits the Mets to four hits. Al Moran scores unearned run on Logan error. McBean finishes with shutout innings. Pirates reclaim seventh place one game back after Philadelphia loses.
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Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
New York Mets
Flood
Cardinals
George Altman
Julian Javier
Colt
Bob Gibson
Dick Crott
Pittsburgh Pirates
Skein
Chicago
Pirates
Mets
Phillies
Joe Gibbon
al McBean
Billy Virdan
Gibbon
McBean
al Moran
Johnny Logan
Roger Craig
Bob Bailey
Craig
Virdon
Dick Schofield
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Bailey
Schofield
Don Schwall
Bob Friend
Carlton Willey
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Secary
Sadler Stars Shine as Kiwanis Tops Moose and Ruffner’s Triumphs
Kiwanis defeated the Moose while Ruffner’s beat McCreary’s in Indiana Little League at Hernan Harris Field last night. Ruffner’s won 6-2 on two hits allowed by Stump. Kiwanis edged 2-1 as Sandy Sadler homered in the sixth inning to seal the win. Swinehart allowed two hits in the Moose loss.
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McCreary
Indiana
Hernan Harris Field
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Swinehart
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Mahon
Taylor
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P Neal
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Ryder A. Lybar
McMann
Reens
W—M. Ruffner
Driver's License Evading Her Ends in Store Crash
Mrs Olja Hansen 51, driving on a learner permit, aimed to renew her license but her car veered into the Department of Motor Vehicles lot and then into a shop, creating a 12 by 15 foot hole. She escaped unhurt as deputies noted she stepped on the gas instead of the brake.
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Bellflower
Calif
Olja Hansen
Department of Motor Vehicles
Hansen
All-Star selections spark AL and NL rosters
Little Albie Pearson earns starting center field for the AL as he joins legends like Mays Kaline and Aaron for the 34th All-Star game in Cleveland. voting leaders Groat and Kaline pace the squads, Mazeroski and White headline the NL infield. The AL and NL rosters will be completed by managers Houk and Dark next week.
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New York
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Diamond Giants
Willie Mays
al Kaline
Henry Aaron
Cleveland
Bill White
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tommy Davis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Ed Bailay
Joe Pepitone
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Frank Malzone
Boston
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Leon Wagner
Detroit
Earl Batley
Wasley
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
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Australia
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Lants
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Bailey
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Angels
Wagner
Groat
Boyer
Mazeroski
Jim Gentile
Billy
Moran
Rich Rollins
Luis Aparicio
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Roberto Clemente
del ‘Crandall
Malzone
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Clete Boyer
Rollins
Ralph Houk
Alvin Dark
National
Miners Edge Indies In GICL Duel 3-2
Lucerne’s Miners edged the Indiana Indies 3-2 to secure their seventh win. Penner Tuscano outpitched Bill Midock, fanning nine while allowing five hits. Indiana led 2-1 after four innings, but Lucerne rallied in the seventh, with Joe Novak’s pinch hit, Mishna reaching on an error, Lazor bunt, and Buddy Jones’ two RBI double delivering the decisive runs.
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Miners
Indiana Indies
Penner Tuscano
Bill Midock
The
Indies
Tuscano
Indiana
Midock
Tom Parsha
Jim Midock
Joe Novak
Mishna
Lazor
Buddy Jones
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Q Jones
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Aie Hays
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Novak D. Reed
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Parsha
Jones
Red Sox Stomp Stingers in GICL Showdown at Marion Center
Plumville’s Red Sox run to 11th win as Chuck Lezanic fires a three hit shutout over Marion Center, 4 0. Morris Anderson belts a two run homer in the first, two more came in the sixth as Lezanic fans 13 and walks none.
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Red Sox
Plumville
Seaon
Chuck Lezanic
Marlon Center
Morris Anderson
Doug Buffone
Anderson
Ed Pruner
Sid Blair
John Rogalski
Fran Dalessio
Lezanic
Pruner
West Indies Sign Sherwin in Minor County League
Sherwin Sam Sherwin signed by West Indiana in the Minor County League with eligibility on July 5. The club also released Tom Clawson, Jack Bell, Dick Schaeffer, Dave Vaughn, Jim Young and Bill Rankin. Lucerne in the GICL released George Konkol. he signed with Aultman and will be eligible after a 15 day waiting period with playing date set for July 14.
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Sam Sherwin
West Indiana
Tom Clawson
Jack Bell
Dick Schaeffer
Dave Vaughn
Jim Young
Bill Rankin
Lucerne
GICL
George Konkol
Aultman
Plumville at Coal Run and More League Sports Card
Major matchups list for NDAT GKL with Plumville Coal Run Marion Center Lucerne Minor County Elderton Fulton Run West Lebanon Aultman Co Gipsy Arcadia Hastings Commodore.
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Coal Run
Marion Center
Lucerne
Minor County
Elderton
Fulton Run
West
Lebanon
Arcadia
Hastings
Commodore
Gipsy Pearce Stars as Gipsy Blank Greenwich 4 0
GIPSY Pearce pitched a three hit shutout for Gipsy in C J League action over Greenwich. He struck out 11 and walked none while Chuck Small powered the offense with a double and a triple in three plate appearances driving in both in the third inning.
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Jack Pearce
Chuck Small
Greenwich
Pearce
Small
Gipsy Bagley
Freno
Thorten
S Limrick
Gibson
M Smith
Glenn
P. Davis
Freng
Anderson
Ley
C. Davis
Frenar
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C Divens
R. Davis
Vasbnidr
E.r Pearce
Areenwich
Major Stars Pitching- Warren Spahn Braves win 1-0 on Dodgers field
Warren Spahn, at 43, retired 9 batters in order for a three hit shutout lifting the Braves to a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles the first time he beat the Dodgers on their field in 15 years Harmon Killebrew led Minnesota in a doubleheader sweep of Washington with six hits and 5 RBIs including his 17th homer in an 11-4 10-3 pair.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Spahn
Wimbledon
England
Europe
McKinley
Froehling
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Bill Band
San Diego
Tom Edlefson
Berkeley
Chuck Melinley
Mexico
Rafael Prank Froehling
Osuna
Univers
Sity
Princeton
N.J
U. S
Saeyone
Bond
Roger Tay
Ameri
Ralston
Thejlor
Trinity University
Qsuna
Edlefsen
San Antonio
Mulligan
Wilson Alsy
Rej
Associated Press
Braves
Harmon Kille‘obrew
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Sportsmen Meet Indiana Club July Meeting at Penn Run
The Indiana Sportsmen's Club schedule a meeting Monday July 1 at the club farm in Penn Run. Members and interested publics are invited to attend for planning and updates on local hunts and events.
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Indiana Sportsmen's Club
Penn Run
Cleveland Open playoff field tightens in traffic jam
The Cleveland Open daily rounds left a packed leaderboard with 75 survivors after two rounds. Tony Lema, Jim Ferree, and Bob Goalby led a crowded chase, while Sam Snead and Bill Eggers shared a 137 after 36 holes. Julius Boros and Mason Rudolph were among those at 143 as contenders pushed toward Monday's playoff plan.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Cleveland
Tony Lema
Jim Fer
PGA
Ree
Bob Goak
Sam Snead
Beechmont County Club
Bill Eggers
Plant
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Don
Julius Boros
Mason
Rudolph
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma
Arnold Palmer
Gary
Africa
Wininger
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