Major Leagues Night Action Recaps Across Cities
A dense schedule features results from MLB games across the American and National Leagues plus notable track and horse events. Highlights include Pittsburgh at New York and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with multiple home runs, plus standings and batting leaders from Chicago, San Francisco, Cleveland, and Minnesota. The night slate also covers Wimbledon results, high jump marks, wrestling titles, and horse race wins at Aqueduct, Monmouth, Georgetown, Suffolk, and Arlington Park.
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Chicago
Burdette
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
San Francisco
Herbel
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Pittsburgh
Friend
New York
Cisco
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Milwaukee
Cleminger
Houston
Nottebart
St. Louis
Sadecki
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Nashua
Aqueduct Oceanport
N.J Baitman
Monmouth Park
Stanton
Del
Cabdold
Georgetown
Boston
Hasty Steve
Suffolk Downs
Arlington Park
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Yonkers
N.Y
Cardigan Bay
Yonkers Raceway
Williams
Mays
Clemente
Torre
Hunt
Allen
Santo
Boyer
Pinson
Stargell
Oliva
Fregosi
Frecence
Hinton
Washington
Maine
Allison
Rollins
Killebrew
Stuart
Wagner
Colavito
Bressoud
Hag
Causey
Kansasity
Mathews
Yastrzemski
Versailles
McAuliffe
Detroit
Oliva Minnesota
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Davalillo
Howser
Ford
New
Aepbhtedee
Stanford Soph No 1 Seed For College Tennis
Stanford sophomore Julie Heldman, ranked tenth nationally, seeks top seeding at the Women’s National Collegiate Tennis Tournament starting Wednesday in Greensboro. Heldman, 18, has a first round bye Thursday along with teammate Jane Albert, also 18 and the No. 2 seed, who recently defeated Heldman in the junior championship final. Other top seeds include Florida’s Alice Tym at No. 3 and California State’s Carole Loop at No. 5.
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Greensboro
N.C
Julie Heldman
Stanford
Miss Heldman
Jane Albert
Miss Albert
Jane
Frankie
San Francisco 49Ers
Alice Tym
Florida
Carole Loop
California State
Nancy Falkenberg
Mary Baldwin
Patsy Trice
Louisiana State
Loyola
Peggy Moore
Winnsboro Hosts Rayville in Legion League Baseball
Winnsboro meets Rayville in a Legion Amateur League game at Landis Memorial Park tonight at 7 30 p m James McLemore to start for Winnsboro Doc Mercer for Rayville The two teams are undefeated in Legion play.
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Winnsboro
Rayville
Legion
Landis Memorial Park
James McLemore
Doc Mercer
Orioles Rally Past Yankees for Series Lead in Dramatic Fashion
Orioles edged the Yankees 9-8 after seven innings of drama, with seven runs in the eighth as Hank Bauer's club overcame a 7-2 deficit. Wally Bunker faced early trouble but close relief by Pete Mikkelsen unraveled. Charlie Lau and Jack Brandt sparked the decisive rally. Mantle and Maris homered for New York. Powell homered for Baltimore. White Sox shut out Red Sox 2-0. Angels extended win streak to seven. Twins beat Cleveland. Tigers down Athletics. Phils and Giants split, Pirates topped Mets, Cardinals beat Colts, Dodgers lost to Milwaukee. Carl Talbot, Ward homer, Chance shutout win.
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Hank Bauer
Orioles
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Bombers
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
New York
Wally Bunker
Norm Siebern
Chase Mikkelsen
Jerry Adair
Ralph Terry
Lou
Stu Miller
Chuck Estrada
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Big Boog Powell
White Sox
Red Sox
Angels
Senators
Twins
Cleveland
Tigers
Athletics
Phils
Cubs
Giants
Reds
Pirates
Mets
Cardinals
Colts
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Fred Talbot
Chicago
Pete Ward
Jack Lamabe
Boston
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Willie Smith
Washington
Bennie Daniels
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Jim Kaat
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Mickey Lolich
Rocky Colavito
John O'Donoghue
Wes Stock
John Wyatt
Bunning Seeks All Star Start After No-Hitter
Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies may earn a National League All-Star starting nod after his perfect game against the New York Mets. Dodgers manager Walt Alston will name NL pitchers on July 2, with Bunning posing as a strong bet to start if selected. He could become the first pitcher to win All-Star games for both leagues, having starred for the American League in 1957 at St Louis and now shining in the NL clash.
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Oscar Fraley
NEW York
UPI
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Phillies
Bunning
Detroit
Bunning Sets Perfect No-Hitter Milestone in All-Star Victory
Jim Bunning, star pitcher, delivered a standout no-hitter against the Mets, the first perfect game since 1956 and the first modern-era pilot to throw no-hitters in both leagues. He allowed two earned runs in 14 innings across All-Star play and issued only one walk in the span, underscoring his control and AL familiarity. The NL seeks a final victory to even the series at 17-17, reversing a late 12-4 deficit through a string of seven wins in ten games.
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Mets
Bunning
Don Larsen
Dodgers
Davis Food Center Edges Falstaff In Fourteen Innings
Davis Food Center defeated league leaders Falstaff 5-2 in fourteen innings. Causey pitched nine perfect frames before a tenth inning walk, striking out 13 with five hits and two runs allowed. Godwin struck out 14 in a hard fought nine inning effort. Davis Food’s winning run came on a 14th inning squeeze play as MecGullar scored on Zarro’s bunt after McGullar reached on an error. Davis Food extends its win streak to four. Falstaff drops to 1-8.
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Jerry Godwin
Falstaff
Causey
Davis
Godwin
John Pace
Jerry Fields
Davis Food
Bill McGullar
McGullar
Zeke Zarro
Bob Groves
Zarro
MecGullar
Piggly Wiggly
Monroe Dixie Seniors Playday at Legion Memorial Stadium
The Monroe Dixie Seniors schedule two games at Legion Memorial Stadium. Haddad's Manufacturing faces Krauss and Cahn at 5:15 p.m. and People's Homestead meets Fink's at 7 p.m. in a busy local doubleheader.
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Legion Memorial Stadium
Haddad’s Manufacturing
Krauss and Cahn
Homestead
Fink's
Feature Match Puts Sorenson Against Hilton
EAST LANSING, Mich. AP Sue Hilton representing Western Ontario defeated Sharon Wilder 5 and 3 in a wind blown first round of the National Women's Collegiate Golf Tournament. Carol Sorenson of Wisconsin beat Barbara Bubany 1 up to reach the second round. Arizona State's Kathy Farrer fell 1 up to Mary Lowell as four ASU players advance. Joyce Kazmierski of Michigan State edged Susy Williams 2 up to face Mary Lou Daniels of Kentucky. Carol Hochsprung of Washington crushed Bobby King 9 and 8 and meets Mary Lowell next. Patti Shock of Valparaiso beat Robbie Werner 1 up and faces Nicki Nordstrom of ASU. Semifinals Thursday and a 36 hole final Friday set on Forest Akers.
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East Lansing
Mich
Sue Hilton
Canada
Carol Sorenson
Wisconsin
Miss Hilton
Western Ontario University
Sharon Wilder
Aquinas
Miss Sorensen
Arizona State
Barbara Bubhany
Missouri
Kathy Farrer
Mary Lowell
Joyce Kazmierski
Michigan State
Susy Williams
Penn State
Mary Lou Daniels
Kentucky
Ann Baker
Tennessee
Carol Hochsprung
Washington
Bobby King
Wake Forest
Miss Lowell
Patti Shock
Valparaiso
Robbie Werner
Nicki Nordstrom
Kay Hebert
New York
Mercyhurst
Borlaenge Boys Hockey Team Invited to U S Tour
A Borlaenge boys hockey team has been invited under the People-to-People program to play 10 matches in the United States from December 20 to January 12. The trip was announced today.
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Stockholm
UPIL
Borlaenge
United States
Distance Runs Help Wrestler Build Stamina
Len Kauffman, a senior at Oregon State University, credits his improved placing at the National AAU freestyle championships to a demanding training routine run twice daily and mat work. The 21 year old from Lebanon, Oregon, seeks finals after third in NCAA, while teammate Dale Thomas inspires the squad with disciplined workouts. Also notes heavyweight wrestling outcome at AAU and Houston Colt 45s first year players.
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New York
Oregon State University
Len Kauffman
Eugene
Lebanon
Ore
Dale Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Wimbledon Seeks Return of Open Era Stars
Rain disrupts the 78th All England Championships as organizers plan a move to revive major tours. Britain aims to present a plan at the International Lawn Tennis Federation meeting in Vienna in July to recall stars like Lew Hoad Ken Rosewall Tony Trabert and Alex Olmedo to major events. Basil Reay, secretary, notes the shift could bring past masters back into the professional circuit.
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Bain Tailicwanicu
Vienna
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Tony Trabert
Alex Olmedo
Basil Reay
West Monroe Dixie Youth and Local Leagues Scores Slim
Northside action features Rickey Gates and Doug Rice homers for People's Loan in a 8-0 win over Louisiana Power and Light. American Oil beat McLemore's 8-4 with Fletcher three hits and Young homer. Firestone losses and Brancrofft vs. Green Brothers follow in inter league play amid Wimbledon and Soviet tennis notes.
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Louisiana Power and Light
People's Loan
Northside
West Monroe
Dixie
Rickey Gates
Doug Rice
People’s Loan
Louisiana
Pw&Lt
Bobby Fisher
Chuck Schaeffer
McClain
Halstead
American Oil
McLemore
Fletcher
Young
Bamburg
Hackworth
Sims
Dondson
Bancroft
Firestone
Kenneth Ramsey
Bill Goodling
Jimmy Powell
Mike Creighton
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Incinnati
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Maloney
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Lolich
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Terry
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Jack Brandt
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West Monroe Boys Club
Northside Dixie Youth Park
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Ron Clinton
NYAC
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West Point
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Houston Colt 45S
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Bill Clampit
Glen Luttrell
Edward Caples
British Lawn Tennis Association
Anna Dmitrieva
Carol Prosen
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penLtl Property
Rane CO
Great Southern Hie
Lsurance
Toomyhany
Houston, Texas
Superior Insurance Company
Sentinel Indemnity Company
Harry
Bernhardt
Monroe, Louisiana
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