Bears Triumph Over Mexico In Central Missouri Playoff Bid
Bears defeat Mexico 13 to 3 to tighten hold on Eastern Division first-half title in the Central Missouri Ban Johnson League. Pitcher Butch Waggoner fired seven hits with six strikeouts as Waggoner and teammates pounded Engert early, with key hits from Hickey Read and Batleywine. Bruins face Columbia’s A’s in a decisive playoff for the E-D crown, while Tipton beat Boonville and Sedalia topped Lexington in other action.
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Central Trust
Bears
Central Missouri
Bezel
Mexico
Bruins
Colimbia
A‘s
Maberly
Boonville
Harley Park
Butch Waggoner
Trust
Ray Engert
Bill Wilson
Engert
Lonnie Irvin
Roger Hickey
Larry Batleywine
Corky Waggoner
Dick Scott
Clayton Read
al Boessen
Bill Clarkston
Wes Fewell
John Boise
Columbia
Tipton
Sedalia
Lexington
Read
B. Waggoner
Duncan
Basnett
Wilson
Irvin
Clarkston
Y Hickey
Earleywine
Moe
Ide
Cciesesee
Hi. Ellis
Te Yee
Qe Wilkerson
BR Duffen
Lit Walton
Oy Jenkins
Tuxon
I Herndon
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Baseball standings and results from Thursday and Saturday
The Associated Press summary shows American League standings with New York Boston Cleveland Chicago Minnesota and Kansas City among leaders. Thursday results include Cleveland 6 Boston 4 and Chicago 6 New York 4 while Minnesota beat Detroit 10 6 and Washington 4 Kansas City 2. Saturday schedules feature Cleveland at Chicago and Baltimore at Kansas City plus other matchups. In the National League standings Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia are listed with recent results and forthcoming games.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Clevelane
S Angeles
Baltimore
Kansas
City
ATL
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
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Bastin
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Angelis
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Cincinnati
Chivuae
Alihwa
Proccade Lhe
Pattshareh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fdae
No Pane
Lolphia
Nestun
Laz Angeles
Wynn Aims for 300th Victory Against White Sox Tonight
Manager Al Lopez hints the goal is Wynn reaching 300 while emphasizing the personal milestone for Earle Wenn. Wynn opposes Cleveland’s Dave DeBusse at Comiskey Park as the White Sox host the four game set after sweeping the Yankees. DeBusse, 22, seeks clarity in his second start against Wynn, whose long career spans Cleveland and Chicago.
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Chicago
Earle Wenn
al Lopez
White
Olel
Wrenn
Cleveland
Wyn
Fergser
Ren Mansen
Meamus
Wryon
Cotmiskey Park
Sox
New York Yanekees
Dave DeBussehere
Wsnn
Juan Praarro
Waynon
DeBusech
DeBussehere
Wann
White Sox
Dave Age
Wynn
Lopez
Sox blank Yankees as Hebert pitches sixth shutout
Associated Press report notes Titching Hebert of the White Sox throwing his sixth shutout, beating the first-place Yankees 6-0 on five hits to pull Chicago within eight percentage points of the AL leaders. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hits for the cycle in a 13-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Ray Hebert
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Chicago
Johnny Callison
Thilles
Pittaborgh
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the International League Columbus beat Arkansas 7 to 4 while Indianapolis edged Jacksonville 5 to 2 and Syracuse defeated Richmond 3 to 0. Rochester topped Toronto 3 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League notable results include Spokane 0 over Beallasshort Worth 3 and Seattie and Kawan 3 making Tavama 2, with Salt Lake noted in between.
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Columbus
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Richmond
Rochester
Toronto
Vlahos Civa
Spokane
Beallasshort Worth
Portend
Salt Lake
Seattie & Kawan
Tavama
Phillies hammer 18 hits as Culp earns 10th win
Philadelphia’s Ray Culp, a $100,000 bonus rookie, moved to 10-5 with his 10th win as the Phillies routed Pittsburgh 13-4. The 21-year-old pitcher, scouted as a promising newcomer, seeks a 20-win rookie season in the National League, a feat last achieved in 1947.
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Associated Press
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Culp
Phillies
Pittsburgh
We Jansen
New York Giants
Botssell
New York Yankees
Williamsport
Suls Willie Lodge
Oyal Fot
Fats
Asak Hanianulani
Gene Inrre O Zvety
Mhibideniian
Hethene
Rome
Elertyhe
Clas Dales
Tuy
Carn
Cherime Chutes
Reir
Legion Bids For No. 13 Here Tonight
The winningest Capital City Legion team goes after victory No. 13 tonight at Vivian Field against Stringtown at 8 p.m. Manager Wyman Basinger relies on Mandy and DeBroeck to handle pitching as the Legionnaires seek a strong week, with Rackers and Eacles delivering 43 strikeouts in four games. Gary White leads with a .629 average, while Chuck Weber and Ron Mansen have hot bats. Weber added an inside the park homer in a recent 14-1 win. The lineup features Stone, Maasen, Perdue, Schell, Moody or Kroeger at first, and Boessen catching. The weekend schedule includes Holts Summit and Linn, with a July 4 date against Columbia.
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Harry Morrow
News-Tribune
American Legion
Stringtown
Vivian Field
Wyman Basinger
Mike Mandy
Toi DeBroeck
Legionnaires
Rackers
Eacles
Rot
Kelly Whitaker
Boonville
Beech
Legion
Larry Theroff
Baclesse
Fulton
Gary White
Wardsville
Chuck ‘Weber
Ron Mansen
Brazite
Weber
White
John Stone
Maasen
Don Perdue
Gary Schell
Moody
Fred Kroeger
Joe Boessen
Holts Summit
Linn J
Columbia
Americans Ride Wimbledon Surge in Round of 16
Two American men, Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling, advanced to the Wimbledon round of 16 as top American seed McKinley prepared to face Ramanathan Krishnan’s half of the draw in a meeting of strong amateurs. Krishnan, famed for soft serves, eyed a third semifinal bid while McKinley, released from Coral Gables Fla, sought victory over Roger Taylor of Britain. In the women’s bracket, Darlene Hard won 6 3 6 1 while Carel Hanks exited. Cleveland Indians posted 1962 road attendance gains with higher away turnout compared to home games.
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Wimbledon
England
Ramanathan Krishnan
Ray Emerson
Krishnan
Tme
Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Chuck McKinley
Frank Frochting
McKinley
McKinsey
United States
Krishnana
Veunteyaal
Jail Mukerjea
Asia
Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Roger Taylor
Great Britain
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Helga Shindtze
Germany
Carel Hanks
St. Louis
Tory Ann Frets
Harrisburg
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Perry Leslie Wins in State Amateur Play
Jefferson City’s Perry Leslie wins his first round in the Missouri Men’s Amateur at Hickory Hills, defeating John Inman 2 and 1 as two rounds unfold. Veterans like Bill Stewart lead the field while upsets and tight matches shape the weekend quarterfinals and finals.
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Perry Leslie
Springfield
APS
Bob Cochran Sr
St. Louis
Missouri
Cochran
Bruce Gray
Columbia
Joe Hansen Jr
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Richard Poe
John Inman
Joplin
Hickory Hills
Bill Stewart
Lou Cassett
Rolla
Bob Cochranr
It. Louis
Jin Morris
Rodney Horn
Morris
Springfield City
Jimmy Jackson
John Mitchell
Doe Hansen Jr
Ken Lanning
Fred Hulse
Jim Morris
Lee Vandever
Poplar Bluff
Don Sexton
St. Charles
Max Buchanan
Ferry Leslie
Joe Brown
Jim Hatfield
Richad Gray
St. Tons
Wil Tucker
Earl Stanier Sr
St. Pams
Ohn MelLaggan
Bob Koak
Larry Gooch
Joh Nioherding, Jr
St Louis
Jack Hease
XU Abney
Tom Stephenson
John Summons
Marshall
Jim Redlins
Tam Hare
Joe Switzer
St. Lois
Fight Results Re The Associated Press Glasgow Scotland
Eddie Alten of Seattle outpointed the Caledonian fighter in Glasgow Scotland while Larry Boardman of Jacksonville outpointed Rocky Randell in Richmond Virginia and Danny Valdes of Los Angeles knocked out Paul Alba of San Antonio Texas.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Eddie ‘Alten
T7ly
Seattle
Richmond
Larry Boardman
Jacksonville
Fla
Rocky Randell
Miami
Angeles
Danny Valdes
Los Angeles
Knoked
Paul Alba
San Antonio
Tex
Weekend Missouri waters show widespread good to excellent fishing
The Conservation Commission reported generally excellent conditions in Missouri streams and lakes this weekend with clear waters in many regions. Bass bluegill and catfish are active across multiple lakes while some rivers run muddy. walleye and crappie also show pockets of strong bites in select areas.
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Grane
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Platte Clear
North Central
Jamaine
Meramee
Big River
Castor
Ozark
North Fork
Ugyet
Black River
Jake
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
James River Arm
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
Walleye
Pennant chase heats up as Luplow saves Indians win
In a six four Cleveland beat Boston as Luplow made a spectacular diving catch off Dick Williams to preserve the lead. Power of the Twins punched Detroit’s Phil Regan and was ejected after a scuffle, aiding Minnesota’s late push toward first place. White Sox toppled the Yankees 6-0 behind Ray Herbert’s five hitter, keeping pace with the league leaders.
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Presa
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Vic Power
Luplow
Cleveland
Dick Williams
Boston
Power
Minnesota
Detroit
Phil Regan
Tigers
Twins
New York
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Washington
Jim King
Don Zimmer
Hobie Landrith
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Williams
Joe Paparella
Lu Clinton
Ted
Imeel
Ted Abernathy
Laplaw
Wildy
Jerry Kinedall
Max Alvis
Gene Green
Indians
Barry Latman
Carl Yastrzemski
Russ Nixon
Rec Sn
Wilbur Wood
Regan
Tiger
Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Perry
Terry Fox
Jim Boulon
Herbert
King
Zimper
Fel Brinkanan
Landrith
Norm Siebern
A's
Bennie Daniels
Dave Wickersham
Herb Gordon, Telephone Co. Chalk Up Wins
In an Intermediate fracas at Eagles Field Thursday night Herb Gordon ham mered Tweedies 22 to 4 to lift Telephone Co. to 4 1. Pat Sullivan and Charley Ratz each went four for four as Mike Farmer got the win. At Lions Field Telephone Co. defeated the Marine Corps 7 to 1 behind Denny Meyer who allowed four hits with 2 strikeouts. Keith Scheperle went 3 for 3 for Telephone, while Mark Adamson and Ervie Humphrey also produced for the Marines. In Midget action Coca-Cola 9 beat McGraw Edison 1 with Tammy Stokes driving in the go ahead run and Denny Borgmoyer adding two safeties. Scotty Moon pitched a no hitter for Taos in a Time. Me Graw Lisen topped Lions 4 2, and Nemtwig beat Coca-Cola 13 7 as Tony Carter and Dale Wright had three hits for Namtwig.
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Herb Gordon
Tweedies
Eagles Field
Pat Sullivan
Charley Ratz
Mike Farmer
Lions Field
The
Telephone Co
Marine Corps
Denny Meyer
Keith Scheperle
Mark Adamson
Ervie Humpherey
Marines
Coca-Cola
McGraw-l
Tieny
Electrical Workers
Tammy Stokes
Denny Borgmoyer
Scotty Moon
Taos
Andy Schwerlnfger
MeGraw Loisén
Lions
Nentwig
Coca- Cola
Tony Carer
Dale Wright Oaeh
Namtwig
Lions Club Versus Strong Lumber in Junior League
Park Board schedule outlines a Junior League day with Lions Club facing Strong Lumber at 8:30 p.m. on McDowell Insurance versus St. Thomas and other matchups listed for Fagten Field and nearby venues. The card notes make up games and multiple age divisions including Twelve Year Olds, Intermediate, and Men’s divisions across several organizations.
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International Shorsten Pv
Memourial Baptist Va
Faith Gutheran
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