Spahn Blanks the Dodgers as Braves Joe toward 20 wins
Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter for Milwaukee in a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The 42-year-old lefty improved to 11-3 on the season and boosted his bid for a 13th 20-win season. The win kept Milwaukee in second place, 4 1/2 games back of St. Louis. Cardinals beat Houston 9-2 to stay atop the league. Curt Flood drove in four runs. Will Mays and Willie McCovey homered in San Francisco’s 7-3 win over Cincinnati, while Chicago edged Philadelphia 4-3. Pittsburgh beat the Mets 3-1.
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Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Spahn
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Cardinals
Houston
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
New York Mets
Flood
George Altman
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim O'Toole
Sandy Koufax
Giants
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Jimmy Maloney
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Steve Barber
Orioles
Braves
Bill O'Mell
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Bill White
Bill Mazeroski
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tommy Davis
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Bai
Hodges Brings Firm Touch to Senators Manager Role
Speaking of sports, Gil Hodges says he can be severe when needed but treats players as individuals. The new Washington manager notes patience with personnel and keeps his team for extra batting practice after wins. He praises Casey Stengel and observes this is a pitchers year with no-hitters rising.
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Gil
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Anderson Leads Weekly Cedar Hill Gun Club Shoot
Anderson shot 25 straight targets to top the Cedar Hill Gun Club weekly meet. Teammates Perry and Nieder followed with 23 and 21 points while Paxton and Kincaid fired 24 hits each. Other scores ranged from Robb 22 to Wilson 5 with Paxton again achieving 24 straight after a miss earlier this year.
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Jim Perry
Jim Collins
Max Nieder
Cedar Hill
Anderson
Dale Paxton
Tom Kincaid
Dr. Perry
Wayne Vestal
Paul Nieder
Fred Kurata
Collins
Nieder
Paxton
Ober's Clothing Aims Weekend Softball Clash
League leading Ober's Clothing of Lawrence travels for two weekend games in the Eastern Kansas Softball League. Tonight they meet Watson Grange, Sunday they face Topeka's Marling Hornets at City Park. Standings show Ober's atop with 3 wins, Watson Grange 5, Clinton 4, Richland 5.
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Schedule Set For Loop Teams Week
Recreation Commission lists a full week of games across City and Church leagues. Matchups include South Park versus IBEW, Haskell against Hawks, Nazarene versus Friends, and many others across adult fast pitch and various youth divisions. No games are scheduled for Thursday July 4.
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Panama-Bernford Francis Wins Knockout
Panama Bernford Francis aged 128 knocked out Wes Ley Hines 126 in Jamaica B.W.I. last night. Hines suffered a first round stoppage as Francis clinched victory in the regional bout.
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Bernford Francis
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Henderson 2nd at Lincoln in regional speed event
Tony Henderson, son of Mrs. Leona Henderson of 72114 Mass, placed second in the North Central Regional speed championship for men at Lincoln Nebraska. Skaters from nine states and one Canadian province entered. Henderson will compete next month in the National Championship meet in Portland Oregon. He skates with the Skyline Roller Rink Topeka.
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Heat Could Be Factor In All America Gridiron Clash
In Buffalo New York the heat and humidity may decide the third annual All America game. East coached by Milt Bruhn versus West led by John McKay should draw about 30000 fans at War Memorial Stadium. Bill Nelsen starts at quarterback for the West and Ron Vanderkelen for the East with kickoff at 730 p.m. EST and ABC televising at 9 p.m. CST.
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N.Y
Mississippi
Jim Dunaway
Michigan State
Dave Behrman
East
Wisconsin
Milt Brehn
West
Southern California
John McKay
War Memorial Stadium
McKay
Bill Nelsen
Bruhn
Ron Vanderkelen
Nelsen
Trojans
Badgers
ABC
Two Top Seeded Stars Knocked From Tourney
In Kansas City AP reports the No 1 and No 2 seeds fell before today’s Missouri Valley Junior Tennis finals. Tom Maxeiner of St Louis the third seed faces Todd Ballinger last year’s 16 year old champion making his junior class debut for the title.
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Tom Maxeiner
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Todd Ballinger
All Star selections name Albie Pearson starter in American League
Little Albie Pearson the 5 foot 11 slugger from Los Angeles earns the starting center field spot for the American League in the 34th annual All Star game set for Cleveland on July 9. Peers include Mays Kaline Aaron and Groat among others as voting highlighted Pearson and Kaline as top vote getters.
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Diamond Giants
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Detroit
Ragusa Is First In Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh
Ragusa, a 100-7 long shot, won the Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh as odds-on Relko scratched minutes before start. Vic Mo Chroi finished second with Tiger third. Torquegan fourth in the 16-runner race run on soft turf. Ragusa, trained by Paddy Prendergast and owned by J. R. Mullion, earned $137,625.
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Vic Mo Chroi
Tiger
Torquegan
Ragusa
Garnet Bougoure
J. R. Mullion
Paddy Prendergast
Collegiate Stars Delayed Start At Wimbledon Meet
At Wimbledon 77th championships, American stars McKinley and Froehling reached quarterfinals after late intercollegiate duty. McKinley, 22, beat Mukerjea 6-3 8-6 6-3. Froehling faces Taylor as Mulligan and Wilson contend for spots. Other U S players Edlefsen Ralston Osuna Bond delayed by Princeton events.
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U.S
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
U. S
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Froehling
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Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Bill Bond
San Diego
Tom Edlefson
Berkeley
Mexico
Jaidip Mukerjea
India
Australia
Martin Mulligan
Warren Spain earns 58th career shutout with Dodgers win
Yesterday Warren Spain, pitching for the Braves, retired 19 in order and threw a three-hitter for a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles. The 48-year-old left-hander earned his first win over the Dodgers on their field in 15 years. Harmon Wille Drew of the Twins led a 11-4 and 14-3 doubleheader sweep over Washington with six hits, including his 17th homer, driving in five runs.
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Dodgers
Harmon Wille- Drew
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Twins climb back in pennant race with doubleheader wins
Harmon Killebrew powered the Twins to an 11-4 and 10-3 doubleheader sweep over the Senators. He homered twice and collected five RBIs to raise his average to .280 as Minnesota closed to within 14 games of the league lead. Other AL action saw Boston edge New York, Cleveland beat Chicago 4-3, Los Angeles split with Detroit, and Baltimore defeat Kansas City as Steve Barber earned his 12th win.
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Red Sox
al Downing
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Yankees
Early Wynn
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Indians
Chicago White Sox
Willie Kirkland
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
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Rock Colavito
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Kansas City
Steve Barber
Yanks
White Sox
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Cities
A jumble of game results and upcoming matchups spans Minnesota Washington Los Angeles Detroit Boston New York Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Chicago and more. It lists Friday results, Sunday plans, and Monday and Tuesday fixtures with teams like St Louis Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia and San Francisco in varied pairings.
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Philadelphia
Houston
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