Veteran Nuxhall and Fischer shine with shutouts in NL play
Joe Nuxhall and Hank Fischer each pitched their third shutout of the season as NL games highlighted veteran leadership and rising stars. Nuxhall blanked the Dodgers 1-0 on six hits for Cincinnati, while Fischer tossed a four-hitter in Milwaukee’s 2-0 win over Houston.
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Associated Press
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Hank Fischer
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Fischer
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Brown Fischer
Skinny Brown
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Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia Phillies
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Juan Marichal
Hartack Says Competitive Hatred Drives His Racing
In New York, jockey Bill Hartack explains that anger and competitive hatred push him to win. He says hatred makes him stronger, works harder, and raises results, though it can cause clashes with others in the sport. He stresses guidance and truthfulness, warning it can affect mounts but not selfish aims.
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NEW York
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Scoundrel Out of Stakes With Injury to Foreleg
The Scoundrel, Northern Dancer's close rival in the Preakness, will miss the Belmont and Triple Crown bid after injuring a left foreleg tendon. Vet says acute inflammation will sideline him at least six months, not a permanent injury. San Francisco buyer Kjell Qvale had just purchased him for 500000 dollars from Rex Ellsworth.Hill Rise becomes most notable obstacle to Northern Dancer’s chance at a 1960s Triple Crown.
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Hill Rise
New York
Mesh Tenney
A. C. Colando
San Francisco
Kjell Qvale
Rex Ellsworth
California
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Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
National League New York 1 Chicago , Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0 San Francisco 2 St. Louis 1 Houston 0 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 0 Cincinnati American League Cleveland 2 New York 7 Washington 9 Boston 8 Detroit 6 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 1-4 Los Angeles 4-3 Chicago at Kansas City 2, ppd, rain International League Toronto 10 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 13 Rochester 5 Columbus 5 Atlanta 2 Richmond 2 Jacksonville 6 Pacific Coast League Denver 4 Dallas 5 Salt Lake 5 Oklahoma City 6 Seattle 3 San Diego 8 Arkansas 3 Spokane 2 Indianapolis 4 Tacoma Portland 7 Hawaii 4
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Baltimore Orioles
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Belinsky Delivers First Complete Game in 1964 Opener
Bo Belinsky pitched his first complete game and match his 1963 victory total by blanking the Twins 4-1 in the opener of a twi night doubleheader. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota as Belinsky allowed seven hits, struck out eight, and did not walk a batter before the nightcap went to Minnesota 4-3 in 13 innings.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Angels
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Belinsky
Twins
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Albie Pearson
Angels
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Bob Allison
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al Kae Line
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Chuck Hinton
Senators
Dick Stuart
Washington
Dick Radatz
Jim King
Dick Phillips
al Downing
Yankees
Downing
Indiana
Larry Brown
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
Baseball standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baseball standings update from The Associated Press outlines American League and National League team positions. The report lists wins and losses, winning percentages, and games behind the leader for teams across both leagues. It reflects midseason standings and recent results affecting team rankings.
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England thumps U S 10 to 0 in exhibition at Downing Stadium
England's international side routed the United States 10 0 in New York at Downing Stadium. Liverpool star Roger Hunt scored four goals and Everton debutant Fred Picker ing netted three as the U S side, a semi pro squad, showed limited resistance. Banks in goal for England and Schwartz for the U S kept the scoreline from escalating further.
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Liverpool
U.S
Uwe Schwartz
Fred Picker‘ing
Everton
Myth of Parliament Declaring Lacrosse Canada's National Game
A study finds no parliamentary or statutory record declaring lacrosse Canada’s national game. The idea stems from 1869 and 1867 writings by William Beers and others, not official law. Roxburgh weighs introducing a bill to name hockey Canada’s national sport.
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Canada
Menke
Encyclopedia of Sports
Jack Roxburgh
Liberal
Norfolk
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
House of Commons
Canada Gazette
Britain
London Gazette
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Montreal Daily News
Dominion
British North American Dominion
William K. McNaught
National Lacrosse Association of Canada
Roxburgh
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