Orioles Rise To Third In AL Standings
The Orioles, led by Hank Bauer, move to third place after a 4-3 win over the Red Sox as Moe Drabowsky yields one hit late. In other games, Cleveland beat New York 4-3, Minnesota blanked Kansas City 5-0, Detroit defeated Washington 10-5, and California split a doubleheader with Chicago 7-2 and 2-1.
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Strong U S Team Faces Italian in World Championship
In Montevideo the United States squad, a mix of AAU and Armed Services stars, opened first round qualifying against Italy. The team, among the tournament favorites with the Soviet Union, features Mike Barrett, Vern Benson, Jay Miller, Darrel Carrier, Kendall Rhine, Jim Williams, Mike Silliman, John Clawson, Darius Cunningham, Al Tucker, Charles Paulk, Stan McKenzie and others.
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Oklahoma Baptist
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Northeast Oklahoma
Stan McKenzie
New York University
Fights in Cocoa Beach and Seattle
George Chuvalo stopped Willie Besmanoff in Cocoa Beach after two rounds. Boone Kirkman halted Eddie Machen in Seattle, finishing the bout in two rounds.
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Veale Yields in Long Pirates Win Over Reds in 12
Bob Veale pitched 5 2 3 perfect innings and eight strong, but left after 12 to a Pirates 5 4 win over Cincinnati. Roberto Clemente delivered a bases loaded single in the 12th to spark Pittsburgh as Vada Pinson and Jesse Gonder figure in a tense late sequence. Cincinnati’s Tommy Helms had an inside the park homer in the 11th and Mazeroski tied the game with a two-out RBI in the 11th.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
National League results show Houston routed Chicago 17 to 4 and New York defeated Atlanta 1 to 0 while Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7 to 4 and Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Today's slate includes Minnesota at Kansas City and Washington at Detroit with New York at Cleveland and Boston at Baltimore among twi-night games. Sunday features Chicago at California and Minnesota at Kansas City, New York at Cleveland and Boston at Baltimore. Pacific Coast League scores list Oklahoma City 4 Tacoma 3 and Tulsa 4 Seattle as Phoenix 6 Denver 5 with Indianapolis 9 San Diego 6 Spokane 8 Portland 5. International League results Rochester 10 Buffalo 1 and Toronto 8 Syracuse 4 Richmond 4 Toledo 2 Jacksonville 3 Columbus 2.
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Rodis Named Brandeis Director of Athletics
Rodis Nick, 42, was named director of athletics at Brandeis University in Waltham Massachusetts. A former Harvard football and baseball player, Rodis has served in the U.S. State Department the last five years.
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Marichal Dominates Dodgers as Giants Win in Frisco
Juan Marichal scattered six hits to post an eighth win as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 1 at Candlestick Park. Clemente supplied late drama with a bases loaded single in the 12th to lift the Pirates over the NL leaders 6-5. Don Lock's three-run homer sparked Philadelphia past St. Louis 7-4, and Marichal improved to 8-0 in Candlestick Park meetings with the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
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Barber and Stockton Lead Oklahoma City Open Round Two
Barber and Stockton shared the second round lead at the Oklahoma City Open after windy conditions. Barber carded an even par 72 to go two under total 142, while Stockton shot 71 to reach 142. players like Player Casper Archer Baxter Jr Colbert were one stroke back at 143.
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Baptists Triumph 15-14 in Friday League Clash
United Missionary Baptist edged Oxford State Road Church of God 15-14 at Goldman Park in Friday Church League action. Emmie Sangster starred with three hits and three runs, while Mack Sangster drove in the winning run in the seventh. Russell Boyd collected four straight hits.
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Shifts Top Performers
Joe Morgan for Houston slugged a homer a double and two singles driving in four and scoring thrice as Houston routed Chicago 17-4. Don Cardwell of the Mets pitched a three hitter with eight strikeouts in a 1-0 win over Atlanta.
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