Phillies Trail by Two Points as Cards Split Doubleheader
The St. Louis Cardinals split a Sunday doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies, winning 8-2 after Philadelphia took the opener 5-0. Ray Sadecki won his eighth for the Cardinals while Ray Culp took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Phillies
Cardinals
Athletics
Angels
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cards
Ray Sadecki
Ray Culp
A’s
Bill Bryan
Nel‘son’ Mathews
Iy Wayne Causey
Segui
Milwaukee
Ray Washburn
Braves
Dan Schneider
Tom Garrity Wins State Amateur Title? Carr Reaches Finals
Carr a 42-year-old insurance man upset veteran Bob Cochran of St. Louis in a 22-hole semifinal to reach the finals as a dark horse. His 16-year-old son Mike caddied and holds the Springfield junior championship. carr said this will surprise folks back home as a crowd loves to see him come.
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Kansas City
Tom Garrity
Tom Carr
Springfield
Missouri
Garrity
Carr
Bob Cochiran
St. Louis
Mike
Stoo
Giants Top Dodgers as O Dell Shuts Door at Candlestick
San Francisco gains NL lead as Billy O'Dell limits the Dodgers to one run in eight innings. Orlando Cepeda drives in the decisive run on a sacrifice fly after a single spree and a key save by Willie Mays. Phillies fall to Cardinals 8-2 in the nightcap as Short blanks Philly. Milwaukee sweeps Mets. Reds sweep Pirates. Cubs split with Colt .45s. Braves down Mets. Rose paces Reds with three straight singles.
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Billy O’dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Dell
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ron Herbel
Don ‘Drysdale
Orlando Cepeda
Herbel
Phillies
Cardinals
Chris Short
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Cubs
Colts
Harvey
Kuenn
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Cepeda
Drysdale
Howard
Jesus Alou
Herber
O’dell
Bill White
Short
Philadelphia
Braves
Met
Darrell Sutherland
Ron Hunt
Mets
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
TonyCloninger
Frank Lary
Rose
Pete Rose
Reds
Roy Face
Pirates
Mira Passes Bring Raves From Fans
Miami standout George Mira wowed 21 112 fans at War Memorial Stadium, guiding the East to an 18-15 win over the West in the All American Game. Mira threw 21 of 40 for 306 yards, including a second half TD and setting up two more, silencing doubts about his pro prospects.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Mira
War Memorial Stadium
Key West
Fla
Allison's Sport Helps Twins Stop Chicago 9-3
The Twins beat Chicago 9-3 as Bob Allison lifted his batting average to .340 with a single and his 20th homer, extending a 19-game hitting streak. Baltimore won 6-4 over Washington to stretch its AL lead to four, while New York split with Detroit in a doubleheader.
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Allison
Twins
Chicago
Orioles
Zoilo Versalies
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Yanks
Tigers
Baseball scores and standings roundup of majors
Scores from the American and National Leagues show Baltimore and Cleveland winning, with Minnesota and Chicago posting strong totals. Standings list San Francisco leading the NL with Philadelphia close behind, while Chicago and St. Louis battle for position and several makeup games are scheduled for Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Phiadelphia
Houston
Oris Gamer
Minor League Results From Sunday by AP
Columbus defeated Toronto 43 to 21 while Richmond led Buffalo 11 to 2 and Syracuse beat Atlanta 12 to 8 in minor league action. Rochester won 5 to 3 over Jacksonvil as results continued across leagues.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Syracuse
Atlanta
Rochester
Stars Mantilla Drives Red Sox in Doubleheader Sweep
Felix Mantilla of Boston slugged five hits including two homers and three RBIs as the Red Sox swept Cleveland in a doubleheader 8-5 and 4-3. Diego Segui pitched for Kansas City in a 4-0 win over the Angels, snapping Los Angeles' 11-game winning streak.
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Felix Mantilla
Frank Malzone
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
al Smith
Dick Donovan
Indians
Diego Segui
Athletics
Angels
Lenny Green
Manny Jimenez
Billy Bryan
Whelson Mathews
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Boston
Kansas City
Major League Baseball Season Leaders Crown Williams and Clemente
The text lists batting leaders for 175 at bats with Williams of Chicago .351 and Clemente of Pittsburgh .348, plus runs and RBI leader stats for Mays of San Francisco and Boyer of St. Louis. It also notes hits leader Clemente 95, Williams 93, and notable doubles, triples, home runs, and steals with names including Mays, Santo, Oliva, Killebrew, Aparicio, and others.
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Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Staunwell
Callison
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Allisota
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Powell
Baltimore
Aparicio
Weis
Jefferson City's Carling Red Birds Stun Orioles at Home
Ron Sieck struck out 20 as Jefferson City's Carling Red Birds rallied from behind to beat the St. Louis Orioles 4 to 2. Butch Waggoner homered in the sixth to tie the score and added three more hits driving in three runs. Sieck allowed only one hit after the second inning and fanned 16 of the last Orioles he faced, with the defense sealing it in the eighth. The victory improves the Red Birds to 13-5, ending a losing streak.
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Jefferson City
Carling Red Birds
St. Louis
St. Louis Orioles
Butch Waggoner
Sieck
Waggoner
Dave Smith
Bird
Oriole
Red Birds
Ray Uriarte
Don Duncan
Gilbert Wayne
Missouri University
Jim Vieth
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Linn
Kulls
Capital City
Columbia
Hrbi Vache
Starr
Sraith Cf
Waggoner Rf
Taylor Lb
Pace c
Steck P
Orioles AB R
Wayne c
Gibson Cf
Lewis
Payness
Caldwell
Tolliver P
O Hara Tops Burleson In 1500 At AAU Meet
Tom O Hara won the 1500 meters at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in 3 38.1 setting an American record while Cyrol Burleson finished 3 38.8. Jim Grelle and Jim Ryan also posted fast times as Olympic hopefuls advanced. Fred Hansen failed at 17 feet and Bob Hayes withdrew after hamstring injury.
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N.J
New
Tom O’hara
Pale York
Cyrol Burleson
O’hara
Burleson
O'Hara
Tom
Jim Grelle
Jim Ryan
Wichita
Fred Hansen
Bob Hayes
Mike Larrabee
California
Adolph Plummer
Alis Williams
Larrabee
Ollan Cassell
Palmer Loses Open After Borrowed Putter Wins
In Cleveland Tony Lema used a borrowed Arnold Palmer putter to surge from behind and win the $100,000 Cleveland Open in a sudden death playoff. Palmer finished second earning $12,000 as Lema tied and edged him with a 15 foot birdie on the decisive extra hole. Nicklaus and Dill also contended, but Lema’s burst of putts sealed the outcome.
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Cleveland
Arnold
Palmer
Tony
Lema
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
He Seld
Nicklaus
Terry Dill
Tex
Fight results from Manila and Tokyo card
Manila bout saw Mario Rossito and Carl Penalosa fight to a draw. In Laurel Montana Gaspar Ortega defeated Cecil Mott in Phoenix. In Tokyo Ronnie Jones KO'd Shiego Marisawa.
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Manila
Mario Rossito
Columbia
Carl Penalosa
Drew
Laurel
Mont
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
iChicago
Shiego Marisawa
Japan
Park Board and Junior League Baseball Schedule
Park Board games at Vivion Field start at 6:00 with Lions Club versus S and M Athletic, Junior League matches at Central Dairy and Capital City Telephone Co. A Lions Field slate includes Zesto Drive In versus Lions Club at 5:30. Pee Wee and Midget ages show McGraw Edison, Marine Corps League and Kiwanis Club among others in late afternoon slots.
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Lions Club
S & M Athletic
Central Dairy
Capital City Telephone Co
Lions Field
Zesto
McGraw-Edison
Marine Corps League
Park Board Softball and Church League Schedule
Park Board softball at Duensing Field on Monday includes Union Hill Baptist versus Immanuel Baptist at 6:30, Memorial Baptist versus Farth Lutheran at 8:00, and First Baptist versus Calvary Baptist at 9:30 in the Church League. Tuesday at Duensing Field features Fischer Electric versus First Baptist at 6:30, Jr League games begin with Pleasant Hill Baptist versus Westgate Mets at 8:00 and Squires versus Burntt's TV at 9:30.
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Immanuel Baptist
Memorial Baptist
Farth Lutheran
First Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Fischer Electric
Pleasant Hill Baptist
Westgate Mets
Squires
Burntt’s TV
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Dave Nicholson
John Kennedy
Don Lock
Brooks Robinson
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Tom Tresh
Don Demeter
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Joe Sparma
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R. E. Natsch & Son
Jefferson Dial
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