Baseball Standings and Stat Leaders From Historic Men’s League
Standings show New York leading with 5 wins, Detroit 4, and Milwaukee 7 9 mixing, with Chicago 10 1 and San Francisco 1. Key batting leaders include Williams Chicago .351 and Clemente Pittsburgh 95 hits. Mays San Francisco 22 homers. Wills Los Angeles 27 steals. Pitching leaders feature Farrell Houston 10 2 and Ford New York 10 1. Koufax and Drysdale top strikeouts. Upcoming games list Cincinnati at Chicago and Milwaukee at St Louis among others.
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Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
San Francisco I
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Williams
Clemente
Mays
Boyer
Santo
Stargell
Wills
Harper
Farrell
Bunning
Mahaffey
Koufax
Drysdale
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Oliva
Hinton
Allison
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Killebrew
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Ford
Kralick
Radatz
Wickersham
Pet. G.B
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Philaphia
Chicago Ohne
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Gipsy edges Greenwich in tight 7 6 in league thriller
In Greenwich action Gipsy, second to Allport, trailed before T Fleming and J Freno sparked a rally, then Ben Smith delivered the go ahead single to win 7 6. Burnside and Commodore split a doubleheader at Burnside with an 8 6 top in the 14th inning and a 5 4 Burnside win in game two.
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Greenwich
Commodore
Burnside
Gipsy
Allport
T. Fleming
J. Freno
Ben Smith
Sorins
D. Frame
al Hopkins
Henry
Braves Will Never Trade Spahn Defies Mets Trade Rumors
Milwaukee AP report denies a New York rumor that Warren Spahn Ed Mathews and Frank Bolling would be traded to the Mets for 200000 and three players. Mathews fumes at speculation while Spahn, 43, defends his future and Braves president McHale vows the club will never send Spahn away.
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Milwaukee
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathews
New York
Mathews
Warren Spahn
Frank Bolling
Mets
Spahn
Boston
Pitcher
Braves
John McHale
ILSC Nips UCT 6-5 On Late Winning Drive
Dave McCracken drove in Ed Ryan with the winning run in the eighth as Indiana Lumber defeated UCT 6-5 in Indiana Little League at Herman Harris Field. McCracken had two of ILSC's four hits. Earlier Handy Andy beat Moore 10-1 to tie for first in the National League, with Rick Bowman pitching a two hitter and homering. A box score will appear in tomorrow's Gazette. No games tonight.
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Dave McCracken
Ed Ryan
Indiana Lumber
UCT
Indiana
Herman Harris Field
McCracken
ILSC
Handy Andy
Moore
Rick Bowman
Milwaukee Open doubles title won by La ver ard Davies
Rod Laver and Mike Davies captured the doubles championship at the $10,000 Milwaukee Open by defeating Pansho Gonzales and Alex Omeda 3 4, 6 3. Ken Rosewall of Australia won the singles crown with a 6 4, 3 6, 6 2 victory over Gonzales.
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Milwaukee
Rod Laver
Ard
Mike Davies
Pansho Gonzales
Alex Omeda
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Gonzales
Lebanon Tightens Grip On Lead Track Record Set By Hall At Watkins Glen
Jim Hall of Midland Texas drove the Chaparral to a Watkins Glen Grand Prix track record in the 200 mile race with 160 mph bursts and an average 96.81 mph, earning a $1,500 purse. Roger Penske finished second, with Charles Hayes Jr and Ludwig Heimrath also among top finishers in a 30-car field. Ken Miles took fifth in the US championship race preceding the Grand Prix, earning $1,250 for first in class and $200 for the Grand Prix effort.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Jim Hall
Midland
Tex
Hall
al Chaparral
Roger Penske
Philadelphia
Charles D. Hayes Jr
Chevy Chase
Ludwig Heimrath
Toronto
Ont
Ken Miles
Hollywood
Calif
Miles
United States
el Leslie
Monterey
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Jerehartt Shaw
Harold Keck
Hellertown
Coal Run Nips Lucerne with late rally for 10-9 win
Coal Run trailed 9-5 before exploding for five eighth inning runs to edge Lucerne 10-9 in the Greater Indiana County League. Jim Turk delivered a three run homer for the decisive rally as Jack Salva earned the win with five strikeouts. Penner Tuscano took the loss after three strikeouts and as many walks.
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Coal Run
Barons
Lucerne
Jim Turk
Lou Guella
Vito Bertinezzi
R. Madey
Guella
Tony Sottile
Turk
Tuscano
Jack Salva
Penner Tuscano
Lucero Bra
BRN
Carnhana
R. Mdey
Kuzosko
Sottile
Bia Tuscano
Lovisa
S. Mdey
Mizerak
Doghrty
Kundla
Rellick
Mischna
Guellar
Fedintkiai Rotula
Graham
Bennezie
Salva
Bosch
Totula
Lucerne Ovo
Mishna
S. Madey
Lema Wins Playoff In Cleveland Open By Three Strokes
Arnold Palmer falls short as Tony Lema sinks key putts including a 40 foot birdie at 14 and a 45 foot finisher to win in a sudden-death playoff. Lema borrowed an eight inch putter from Nicklaus, tied Palmer with late birdies, and finished 14 under par at Highland Park.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Nicklaus
Cleveland
Arnold
Palmer
Tony
Lema
jLema
Arnie
Highland Park
Ney
Tor
Terry Dill
Jock Nicklaus
Tex
Opening of Chestnut Ridge Golf Course Near Blairsville
Indiana County welcomes its newest 18 hole course Chestnut Ridge with a ribbon cutting at the site two miles east of Blairsville at routes 23 and 119. Architects James Harrison and Fred Garbin cut the tape to mark the opening for charter members and stockholders.
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New
Chestnut Ridge
James Harrison
Fred Seitz
Fred Garbin
Harrison
H. Hanna
John Katie
DeBiase
Blairsville
Indiana County
Bluth Rolls Perfect Game in Spokane Pro Bowling Open
Ray Bluth of St Louis rolled a perfect game to claim second title at the Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals in Spokane Washington The event offered 21000 in prize money Bluth started the evening in fourth place 132 pins behind halfway leader Les Schissler of Denver who rolled a 300 in the afternoon session
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Spokane, Wash
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Les Schissler
Denver
Fight Results From Manila Laurel Tokyo
Manila bouts saw Mario Rossito of Columbia draw with Carl Pen alosa from Manila. Gaspar Ortega of Mexicali outpointed Cecil Mott of Phoenix. Ronnie Jones of Chicago stopped Shiega Marisawa in Tokyo, by knockout in 4th.
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Manila
Mario Rossito
Columbia
Carl Penalosa
Drew
Laurel
Mont
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Shiega Marisawa
Japan
Two Golf Events at ICC Weekend results list top teams
At Indiana ounuy Club over the weekend 32 mixed teams contested the event. John Young and M Kredel won with 83, M Yourd and T W Kredel were second with 84, T Kerr and D Miller third with 86. Low net went to D Tomb and M Walker with 62, Yourd and Kredel second with 63, Hathernl and McNaughton third with 65. Norm Park and J Young tied net 33 for Odd Holes event, other ties listed.
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Indiana Ounuy Club
John Young
M. Kredel
M. Yourd
Dr. T. W. Kredel
T. Kerr
D. Miller
D. Tomb
M. Walker
Jack Hathernl
B. McNaughton
Norm Park
J. Young
Wetzel
P. Bortz
Kelly
J. J. Quinn
J. Sutila
W. Black
J. Serene
E. Fassett
H. Stevens
N. Ottie
GICL Game Rescheduled For Fulton Run
The GICL baseball contest previously slated for July 2 at Fulton Run has been moved to Friday July 3. The delay affects teams and spectators planning to attend the Fulton Run game.
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Fulton Run
Passes East To Win- Mira Shines Against West Linemen
In Buffalo a Pro Bowl casting of the East vs West game featured Mira, the Miami passer from Key West, Fla. He completed 14 of 20 passes in the second half for 306 yards and one touchdown, guiding the East to a 21-18 victory. Mira, praised for a strong arm and daring runs, said size alone won’t deter him and that seeing his receivers helped him show he can compete with big men like Carl Eller and Scott Appleton.
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Jack Hand
Mr. Mira
Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Callad
Miami
Whales
Mira
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Scott Appleton
Texas
Lloyd Voss
Warne
Nebraska
Key West
Fla
Mira Cisco 49Ers
John
Brodie
Jack
Gazette
Christiansen
C and I Stars Lose in NBC Tourney at New Castle
The C&I League All-Stars fell 9-1 to Edinburg in a first round NBC state tournament game in New Castle Saturday night. Edinburg scored seven runs in the seventh inning to seal the victory.
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New Castle
Edinburg
Creekers Triumph Over Elderton in County Action
West Lebanon strengthened its hold on first place with a 9-3 win over Fulton Run. Creekside added an 10-4 victory over Elderton as Moose Anderson drove in two runs with a two-run double and Dan Stanovich earned the win for Creekside. Ken Macro fanned seven in a mound duel for West Lebanon while Baker took the loss for Fulton Run.
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West Lebanon
Dodgers
Fulton
Fulton Run
Creekside
Elderton
Dodger
Penrose
Ken Macro
Fanning
Baker
Moose Anderson
Simpson
Reed
Tom Dixson
Anderson
Dan Stanovich
Carnahan
Gearhart
West
BRE Fulton
Sia Stern
Hamilto
Son H. Billy
Btwinskie
Odell
Papa G. Craig
Waterany
Craig
Watkins
Bold
Crahn
Brandonlf
Macro
Bra
R. Wood
Pirma
Cmbridge
Dixsn
Walters
Farmar
Sir W. Wood
B. Sman
Conhan
Andrin
Garhart
Stanavich
T, Dixson
M. Ann Cox
10Erson
Cumberledge
Ab—Petersan
W—Stanavich
BBC
Arnahon
Local Sports Card Schedule Highlights Mixed Matches
A dense list of Monday through Thursday fixtures across Minor County, A and I softball, Little League, and American Legion leagues. Teams include Saltsburg, Indiana West, East, Aultman County, Robertshaw, Penn View, Marion Center, Coal Run, Lucerne, Red Barn, Patti’s, Luciusboro, Lesti’s, Commodore, Gipsy Burnside, Chambersville, Plumville, Elders Ridge, Freeport, Rural Valley, Ruffner, Waxler, Moose, Fulton Run, Josephine, McCreary, Kiwanis, Sesti’s, and others in varied matchups at local grounds.
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Saltsburg
Indiana
Aultman
Robertshaw
Penn
Marion Center
Coal Run
Fulton
Lucerne
Red Barn
Josephine
Waxler Moose
Indiana Lumber
West Lebanon
Elderton
Creakside
Indiana East
Fulton Run
McGill
McCreary Act
Kiwanis
Indiana West
Fulton Run County
Luciusboro
Josephine Sesti's
Penn View
Patti’s
Fairgrounds
Ernest A & I
Consolidated Chambersville
Wil
Springserican Legion Rural Valley
Elders Ridge
Freeport
Little Smeltzer
Rufingr
Handy Andy
Moose
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Joliva
Stuart
Inc &l League
Jim Hopkins
Comodore Berh Burnside Gach
Soltiv
L. Galina
D. Parce
D. Hoknschi
J. Parce
Paviock
Ashurst
Gaydosh
Collins
Sir Grega
Maseia
R. Goliin
Baron
Dai J. Wilams
D. Wilms
Walls
Jon T. Parce
Soltis
T. Pearce
L-Klyap
Small, Roadhoue
Gibson
Albee Anderson
Vm Saele
Nips
Ilso
Marchdl
Parks
Perfeti
Morhad
Thomas
Vhron
Ryan
Eine
Stossel
Prfeti
Slagver
Krisak
Wolfer eCrokn
Ano L
Stoser
Grooma
Stosel
Nibert
Polttav
Muecke
Tate
Ahron
Saliver
Joe Perfettl
John Perfettl
L—Lengel
Lebanon
Homer
Blandings Fulton
Terreno
Carl Kologie
John Katic
Dr. H. Hanna
Blaffsville
William McMillen
Frank Avalli
Burwell
Donald Funari
Norman Stock
Don Johnson
Richard Basciano
Francis Startari
ICC
GICL
Austman
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