Orioles favored to win 1960 pennant in insights from July action
The Orioles lead the American League by seven games over Detroit as July activity ends, with a star lineup led by Snyder Robinson and Boog Powell. Baltimore’s strong bullpen and starting trio lacking depth may test the run to October. The Giants sit 3% games ahead of Pittsburgh in the National League, reliant on Marichal Perry and clutch hitting from Mays McCovey Hart. Los Angeles and Philadelphia loom as threats. The author picks Philadelphia to capture the NL pennant, building on veteran stars Groat White Gallison to rally for a 1950s Whiz Kids comeback.
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Curt Blefary
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Roberto Clemente
Stargell
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Maury Wills
Drysdale
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Phillies
Bill White
Dick Groat
John Gallison
Phils
Whiz Kids
Baseball results and standings from Tuesday's games
Tuesday results show Pittsburgh and St Louis winning while Atlanta and Philadelphia also posted victories. AL races include Detroit leading and Chicago and Boston suffering losses as rain affected several matchups.
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Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Fryman throws third straight shutout
Yesterday's Stars report Woody Fryman of the Pirates pitched a three hit shutout for his third consecutive shutout as Pittsburgh defeated an unspecified opponent.
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Woody Fryman
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs Triumph in 6-0 Victory Over Yankees
Rico Petrocell of Boston had a standout day tapping a single a double and a homer driving in three runs as the Red Sox routed the New York Yankees 6-0 in a decisive offensive showing.
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Rico Petrocell
Boston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Rico Petrocelli
George Smith
Ted Uhlaender
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Cleveland
Tony Oliva
Rocky Colavito
Chuck Hinton
Indians
66 Ducat Sales For KU Football To Exceed 1965
Advance season ticket sales for the 1966 Kansas University football home games are expected to exceed 1965 totals and approach the record 15 600, says assistant athletic director Monte Johnson. He notes sales are near last year’s pace and cites the four quality home games including Sept 17 opener with Texas Tech and Oct 15 Oklahoma Parents Day. Johnson adds student sales match last year and should rise with new KU student mailings.
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Monte Johnson
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Nebraska
Colorado
California Sprint Ace Plans to Enroll at KU
Randy Julian of Bolsa Grande High School signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas University to run track. The 6-1 170 pound sprinter posted 440 yard dash 47.4 220 yard dash 20.9 and 100 yard dash 9.7 seconds, joining KU as part of coach Bob Timmons recruiting. He aims for a PE major and will join Jayhawks teammates Mark Ferrell and Julio Meade to form a strong relay unit.
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Bolsa Grande High School
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Julian
Timmons
Jayhawks
Mark Ferrell
Julio Meade
Dodgers Acquire Dick Stuart For Pinch Hitting Duties
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced they signed slugger Dick Stuart for pinch hitting duties. Stuart, a right handed first baseman, was released by the New York Mets after hitting .218 with four homers and 13 RBIs.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Stuart
Stuart
New York Mets
Mets
Clarke storms to two world marks in Stockholm meet
Ron Clarke, the first to break 13 minutes for the three miles and 28 minutes for 10,000 meters, sets a 13:16.6 for 5000 meters and lowers the three mile world record to 12:50.4. Lebch Boguszewics takes second in 13:51.8 as Clarke dominates the field with a decisive finish.
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Auckland
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Los Angeles
Bodo Tuemmler
West Germany
Lebch Boguszewics
Poland
Tony Cook
Australia
Bill Baillie
New Zealand
Keisuke Sawaki
Japan
Bengt Nadje
Nedo Farcic
Striking Tokyo Olympic Pool Cracks Sink Leaks
The 15,000 seat swimming pool by Kenzo Tange used for the 1964 Tokyo Games is cracking leaking and sinking two years after completion. Contractors report weak shaky ground under the concrete structure costing 6.3 million dollars.
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Japan
Kenzo Tange
Adcock and Burdette Lead Angels Past Tigers 4-3 in Detroit
In a Tuesday matchup, aged veterans Adcock and Burdette helped the Los Angeles Angels defeat the Detroit Tigers 4-3. Adcock, 39, hit his 10th homer, while Burdette closed out the win from the bullpen, ending Detroit’s late rally. Other AL and NL scores noted.
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Lew Burdette
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Burdette
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Tigers
Norm Siebern
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al Kaline
Milwaukee
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Bill Freehan
Don Wert
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Houston
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Eudora 4 H Softball Game Set At Fairgrounds
The Eudora 4 H softball team schedules a 7 p m contest Thursday at the County Fairgrounds in Lawrence. Players include Barbara Patricia De lores Grosdidier Danny Gary Kathy Jo Abel Bruce Brisin Gregg Paul Neis Yvone Hadl Eddie Stanley Don Flowers Joe Har graves and coach Sharon Steel naker. They recently beat Vinland 13 to 3 and Sunflower 13 to 5.
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Kathy
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Don Flowers
Joe Hargraves
Sharon Steelnaker
Vinland
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