National and American League standings and results snapshot
AP brief summarizes NL and AL standings with wins and losses for St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Houston and others. It lists several Wednesday results including New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston Milwaukee St Louis San Francisco and Los Angeles, plus Friday and today’s schedule notes across leagues and minor leagues.
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W. OL. Pet
G.B. St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Franciscan
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Anuis
San Francisco
New York
St. Lous
Heston
San Branetsco
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
L. Pet
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas
Mingeseta
Ceveland
Clarkston Clinches 16 Aces Streak in Big Win
Central Trust Bears upset first-place Columbia 10-1 at Vivian Field to keep pace in the Ban Johnson league Eastern Division pennant chase. Clark Legg’s Bears, boosted by knuckleball specialist Butchi Waggoner and standout pitching from Clarkston, blanked Columbia while piling up four runs in both the second and third innings. The Bears and Columbia each hold 72 records with one regular-season game left, as playoff stakes hover over a possible neutral-site tiebreaker.
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Central Trust Bears
Columbia
Vivian Field
Thati
Brin
Clark Legg
Bruins
Mesien Af Rem
Ramblers
Bears
Mexico Park
Legg
Butchi Waggoner
Jocals
Waggoner
Stars
Bruin
Gary Campbell
Central Trust
Fithe
A‘s
Antimi Sax
Boonville Park
Maherly
A's
al Boessen
Bill Clarkston
Clarkson
Lneup
Pinky
C. Wageoner
Scott
Wood Bullearn
Wilson
Hickey
Urvin
Clarkston
Carnet
Vod Simmons
Harvey
Buescher
Baird
Colaualia
Clarketom
Rose Ft
Fowell
Dodgers Win Series as Gilliam and Perranoski Lead
Dodgers top Reds 4-2 to sweep three games as Gilliam bats in two runs with an eighth inning double and Perranoski earns the victory with 2 1 3 innings of shutout relief. Cards beat Giants 6-5. Mets rally for 8-6 over Cubs. Phillies top Pirates 6-2.
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Associated Press
Junior Gilliam
Ron Perranaski
Gillam
Tun
Perranoski
Cincinnati
Gilliam
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Dodgers
Doidgers
Gillan
Jackie Robinson
Brooklaw
Pervanaski
Willie Davis
Los Angeles
Honstint Qdo
Johnny Terrple
Hal Wood
Eshick
Hareness
Joe
Cubs
Philkies
Lions Club Pitcher Shuts Out With One Runner Allowed
Lions Club pitcher dominates with a lone base runner as they blank opponents in a 7 0 intermediane game. Multiple players are noted for solid defensive plays and strong pitching, with remarks on fielding and late relief.
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Lions Club
Rippeta Blanks Indians Twice at Duensing Field
In an Intermediate league clash at Duensing Field Rippeta blanked the Indians twice. Key pitchers like Metion Abvtibes and Glen Hoochie delivered solid efforts as Pas Pipats earned a 2A Mppete win with a d hitter and early runs.
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Rippeta Blanks Indians
Duensing Field
Rippeta Plasters
Duensing
Nat
Diane
Basnett
Torr Davis
Inger Fay Cai
Anak
Sac Bel Parker Leper
Sun Harler
Glen Hoochie
Wwe Cole Jester
Metion
Wee
Farmine
Nigh Park Board
Hoodes Fon Hin
Sertoma
West Side Business
Meta Stig Beer
Res Smith
Lyra
Cssceeves
Yanks Hold Lead as Angels Sweep Doubleheader
In a tight pennant race, the Los Angeles Angels swept a twi night doubleheader from Baltimore 3-1 and 3-2, lifting from seventh to fifth as Paul O Foytack and Ken Minshew/Menrigue led the charge with strong starts and relief. McBride earned his sixth straight win with a three hitter in game two, while the Orioles dropped their 22nd defeat in 30 games. The New York Yankees beat Chicago 3-2 to move one game ahead with homers by Tresh and Maris. Orioles’ slump continued as Red Sox edged Indians 6-5 on Elston Howard’s timing hits and Bressoud’s two homers for Boston.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Angels
Oaeles
Paul O Foytack
Ken Menrige
Detroit
Tack
Jidio Navarr
McBride
Orioles
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Toor Tresh
Roger Maris
Yankees
Trash
Maris’ Ih
Whitey Ford
Ford
Hal Rensiff
Tresh
Elston Howard
Gary Peters
Hommerum
Allison
Batley
Vic Powr
Stigma
Bill Dailes
Bill Faul
Red Son i
Indians
Bressoud
Pedro Ramos
Cleveland
Vee Adcock
Boston
Russ Nixon
Chuck Schilling
Jack Lamabe
Cardinals Rally Past Giants on White's Late Hit
St Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants 5 to 1 as Bill White singled past Orlando Cepeda to drive home the tying and go ahead runs with one out in the ninth. Dick Groat opened the inning with a base hit and Ken Boyer moved runners with a fly, leading to the decisive single.
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Bill White
Billy Pierce
San Francisco
Bill
Keane
White
Orlando Cepeda
Dick Groat
Giants
Ken Boyer
Charlie James
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Springfield
Richard Pag
Houston
Seecen
Pek
Jin
Duckworth
Er One
Senators
Ferson City
Ae Ieee AG
Bobby Shantz
Fie
Hal Pitcher
Ketling
Cochran
Kansas City
RBI
McCovey
Mars Cf
Rod Horn
Kan
Cepecha
Colog
Sas City
Alow
Richard Poe
Rolla
Perry Leslie
Jefferson City
Jim Patton
Jack House
Jim Jackson
St. Louis
Pat
Bill Stewart
Bob Carroll
Kansas City ST. Louis AB
IRBI
Javier
Lim Hatfield
Joplin
Great
Bow
Ken Lanning
Altman i
Richard Gray
Columbia
Max Buchanan
Springfield Rover
James
Ty John Innan
Musial St. Oo
Frederic Gray
Carmel
Jim Morris
McCarver
Bob Cochran
Shlumens
Tom Carr
Schultz
Jim Rollins
Sebalta
Hiler
E — Haller
Amattitano
Boyer
Pagin
Cepeda
Royer
McKinley and Ashe Meet in Wimbledon Third Round
McKinley the United States top hope at Wimbledon faces compatriot Arthur Ashe in the third round in London. Ashe, 19 from Richmond Va, says he can beat anyone if he plays well, as Dennis Ralston loses to Ramanathan Krishnan in a tense match.
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Wimbledon
Chuck McKinley
United States
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Ashe
McKinley
Dark Horse
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Krishnan
Ralston
McKinney
Wimbterton
Alan Lane
Australia
John Hillebrand
Sue Salmon Beaten In MVJ Tourney
St. Louis coverage reports Sue Salmon defeated by Cherm English in the MVJ tournament at Jefferson City Missouri. The event included junior singles and doubles with several contenders from Nebraska and Oklahoma, and the Missouri Valley junior competition progressed into later rounds.
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Sue Salmon
MVJ
Kansas
Garvie
Cherm English
St. Tanis
Jefferson City
Batting leaders and notable stats from the season
Batting leaders list shows T Davis of Los Angeles leading with .334 after 150 at bats, alongside White and Groat of St Louis. H Aaron leads runs with 57 for Milwaukee, and 35 RBIs for H Aaron with White and Groat among top. Stolen bases feature Robinson and Pinson, while Banks and McCovey pace homers with 14 each.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
White
Groat
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St Louis
Hite White
St. Laucs
Great
Javier
Tripless Pinson
Cincinnati
Brook
Malanne
Boston
Wagner
Losa Anselex
Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Fits-Mazzone
Douibles
Power
Versalles
Tripless Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Iregoss
Horerate
Stuart
Aparicia
Balticore
Wood
Detroit
Sue Over Contracts Tennis Pros Openly Wish Gonzalez Bad Luck
AP reports that Gonzales faces open discontent from fellow pros over contracts and TV shows. The piece covers hearings and matchups at Forest Hills and notes Gonzales, his rivals like Rosewall and Trabert, and the era of tennis television influence on the sport. It also mentions Mantle’s foot injury and Yankee medical updates amid broader sports news.
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Gonzalez
York
Praetor
Rica
Shimane
Law Courts
Forest Hills
Ivy
Ness
Fishwives
Sention Gonzales
Alex Gutmedio
Pancho Gonaies
Lasgtine
Perasedan
Tony ‘Trabert
Sidney Gayner
Mantle
Baltimore
Buffalo
Park Board Schedule and Local Sports Matchups
The lion fen listings show Coca Cola versus Nentwie Lambert in a community sports feature. It notes numerous venues and times across venues labeled TAM lens Club, Teleptinne Co, and Marine Corps Lewwie. Also included are Arris Hotel shots and a Central Arrucemert tele Lengate event with multiple teams and leagues. The report lists junior and senior divisions including 12 Year Old, Intermediate, and Men Div matches with sites such as Johnny's Saehur and Tranity Lathe eran.
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Lion Fen
Coca Cola
Nentwie Lamber
TAM Lens Club
Suna Hajitiss
Rawata Gelrie
Acetuical Workers
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Blame Plate
Smoky Burgess
Bob Bailey
Phillie
Bobby Wine Hiad
Johnny Logan
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Torre
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Cohenbis
Ain Tidhanapelis
Atlanta
Hain
Syracuse
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Raynester
Sal Lake
Seattle
Spokane
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Portland
Dems
Sin Meese
Hawai
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Lee
Che Areaciltes
Tokyo
Avice
Philippines
Ponted
Keud Ismikawa
Ayein
Stockton
Asis
Jorge Satasar
Lal
San Jose Calif
Boonville
Moberly
Mexico
Tipton
Boonile
Cards
Kings Milwaukee
Tim Harkness
New York Mets
Dick Woerds
WEW
Craig Wade
Atnick Betes Demimie Fondle
Tos Oy
Resine Misante
Hart
Steve
Trey Miller
Dick McAuliffe
Sam Carrigan
Twins
McAuliffe
Yanks
Tigers
Albie Pearson
Bob Perry
Pearson
Jim Fergosi
Johnny Keane
St. Louis Cardinals
England
Grant
Amalfinme
M. Alou
Pierce
BSO O'Dell
Perry
xPieren Lie
Larsen
Simmons
Taylor
Fy Shanty
Faved Iean
W—Shintz
L—Pierer
Associated Prosonal League
API
Bo Belinsky
Farmeru
Hawaii
Angel
Mainjayer
Fred Haney
Belinsky
Haney
Raturrias
Head
Earl
Tudhols
Roddhaved
Segaen
Gonzaledy
Rosewall
NEW York (Ap
Micke Mantle
New York Yankee
Excontra
Chev
Lyle Raw
Park Board
Aluminum
Nentwig Bros. Lumber Co
McCarty & Walnut Dial
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