Braves Rally Downs Cardinals as Radatz Stifles Athletics
Milwaukee mounted a four run ninth inning comeback to beat St Louis 7 3 in a game that saw Ed Mathews tie it with a solo shot. Boston beat Kansas City 4 3 as Radatz escaped a bases loaded jam in the seventh to earn the save.
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Bob Gibson
A's
Dick Radatz
Felix Mantilla
Eddie Bressoud
Radatz
Ted Bowsfield
Orlando Pena
Ed Connolly
Roger Craig
Wade Blasin
Ane Lee
Phil Gagliano
Joe Torre
Torre
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Major League Baseball Standings and Schedules
The Associated Press standings show AL leaders including Minnesota Arriga at 5-1 and Baltimore Barber 4-4. Pitching notes list Boston Connolly 1-6, Chicago Pizarro 9-4, Cleveland Kralick 8-2, Detroit Wickersham 10-5, Washington Narum 7-5, Los Angeles Belensky 6-3 and Meyer 1-3, New York Bouton 5-7 and Downing 2-2. Other matchups include Cincinnati Jay 4-3 vs Jackson 9-5, Milwaukee Blasingam, St. Louis Craig 4-3, New York Stallard 5-1 vs Francisco Perry 5-3, Philadelphia Bunning, Houston Johnson 6-6.
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McKinley faces tough foes as Wimbledon run continues
WIMBLEDON England AP Chuck McKinley, defending champion, reached the semifinals after a four-set win over Abe Segal. He now faces Fred Stolle with Roy Emerson and Wilhelm Bungert in the other semi. In baseball, Boeger and the Red Birds beat Columbia 10 5 to take the lead late with Uriarte homer and strong bullpen work by Boeger.
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Roy Emerson
Wilhelm Bungert
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Rafael Osuna
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Christian Kuhnke
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Chicago Tops Cleveland in AL action on Monday night
Baltimore stretched its winning streak to seven by beating Minnesota 6-3 while Chicago edged Cleveland 5-1 in 10 innings. Eddie Bresoud drove in two for Boston as Red Sox late rally aided Radatz in a save bid. Robin Roberts allowed two solo homers before Orioles pulled ahead with 10th-inning scoring plays.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
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Earl Wilson
Arnold Earley
Doc Edwards
Boston
Eddie Bressoud
Bressoud
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Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Orioles
Norm Siebern
Sam McDowell
White Sox
Mike Hershberger
Tom McCraw
J. C. Martin
Jim King
Ed Brinkman
Senators
Claude Osteen
King
Brinkman
Don Lock
Lock
Mike Brumley
Player season leaders include Oliva Killebrew and Clemente
Era EFT T e a Batting leaders show Oliva Minnesota .336 Allison .335 with 102 hits and 20 doubles. Killebrew Minnesota 28 homers and 60 RBIs while Aparicio Baltimore leads steals with 31. National League features Clemente .347, Mays 61 runs, and Koufax 116 strikeouts.
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Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Alison
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Bossion
Versalles
Powell
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Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
New York
Kralick
Cleveland
Radatz
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
San Franccisco
Mets Edge Giants Face Fails to Save Game
In a night of MLB action, the Mets defeated the Giants 4-3 as Jesse Gonder belted a two-run homer in the ninth off Bob Bolin to salvage a rally and keep New York atop the NL. The Dodgers beat the Pirates 7-6 behind Frank Howard's two sacrifices and homer, while Elroy Face struggled in relief.
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Bob Veale
Joe Amalfitano
Frank Howard
Derrell Griffith
Bob Miller
Donni Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Manny Mota
Jesse Gonder
Bob Bolin
Mets
Giants
Larry Elliot
Jim Hart
Trouble At National AAU Track Meet In New Brunswick
At the National AAU Track and Field Championships officials faced chaos from equipment glitches and new timing systems. Two cars briefly blocked a hammer throw area while a javelin device misread by ten feet and a faulty photo timer altered heats in the 100 and 110 meter events. Reporters voiced sharp, colorful criticisms after the misreadings.
Boyer Aims for Spotlight With Cardinals This Season
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals, after nine steady years, seeks a fully breakout season. At 33 he leads the National League in RBIs with 54, has 12 homers, and hits .297, aiming for 100 RBIs, 30 homers, and a .300 average in one year while dealing with the grind of a 162-game schedule.
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Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
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RBI
All Star Batting Lineup Near Complete With Pitches
The American League All Star squad is ready for final pitcher selections to be announced by Joe Cronin. Al Kaline led recent additions and faces strong batting peers including Norm Siebern and Luis Aparicio. Detroit’s Bill Freehan and Jerry Lumpe join Kaline as roster boosts alongside Hall of Famers and rising stars in a tense chase for the 17 non pitching spots.
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Joe Cronin
al Kaline
al Lopez
Walter Alston
Associated Press
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New York
Mets
Lopez
Joe League
San Francisco Pepitone
Bob Bruce
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Shea Stadium
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Jerry Lumpe
Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Norm Siebern
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Frank Malzone
Jimmy Hall
Minnesota
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Pepitone
Elston Howard
Mantle
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Los Angeles
Jim Fregosi
Hinton
Fredan
Allison
Oliva
Robinson
Fregosii
Howard
Minor League Results Across Circuits
In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City beat Portland 3 to 1 in nine innings. Denver defeated Salt Lake City 5 to 0. In the International League Syracuse edged Toronto 4 to 3. Buffalo crushed Rochester 6 to 0. Richmond defeated Atlanta 7 to 5. Columbus routed Jacksonville 15 to 8.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
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Toronto
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Rochester
Richmond
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Park Board Baseball and Youth Games Schedule for Wednesday
Lions Field hosts Jaycees against News Tribune at 5 30 PM. Midget 32 years meets Power & Light versus Fledglings at 7 PM. 10 Year Pee Wee sees Exchange Bank against V FLW at 8 30. Intermediate action at Eagles Field 5 30 includes Jefferson City Sand Co against Freeman Mortuary. 1 Year Midget at 7 PM pairs Jefferson City Sand Co with Fledglings. 9 Year Pee Wee at 8 30 features Optimist club versus Goodin's Sporting Goods. No games scheduled Wednesday.
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Power & Light
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Pee Wee
Exchange Bank
V.flw
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Jefferson City Sand Co
Freeman Mortuary
Optimist Club
Goodin's Sporting Goods
Park Board Softball Schedule Tuesday Night Play
Duensing Field hosts 6:30 Junior League Le Duensing Field 8:00 Pleasant Hill Baptist vs Westgate Mets 9:30 Squires vs Burntt s TV Jefferson City R C Cola vs Columbia St Paul Girls Mid Ma 8:00 Knights of Columbus vs Rippeta Men s Mid Mo 9:30 Knights of Columbus vs Rippeta
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Fischer Electric
First Baptist
Pleasant Hill Baptist
Westgate Mets
Squires
Burntt's TV
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Columbia St. Paul
Knights of Columbus
Rippeta
Mid-Ma
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Lee Maye
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Jim O'Toole
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