Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
American League standings show Cleveland and Baltimore near top with scattered results. Sunday scores include New York 7 Los Angeles 2 and Boston 4 Washington 1. Monday games list New York at Washington and Cleveland at Boston among others. several games scheduled for night only. Minor leagues note Toronto, Columbus and other results across leagues with multiple doubleheaders and 12 inning affairs.
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Gibson dominates Cubs as Cardinals win opener and end skid
Bob Gibson pitched five hits and 12 strikeouts to earn his first win since May 20, ending a six game slide in an 8-0 St Louis victory over Chicago in the opening game of a doubleheader. Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson fueled the Reds offense in a 10-9 and 10-2 doubleheader sweep over Milwaukee, with Pinson homering grand slam and four hits while Robinson hit two homers in five hits.
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Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pinson
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Wimbledon stars reach quarterfinals in balanced play
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Allen Fox of Los Angeles and Marty Riessen of Evanston advanced to Wimbledon quarterfinals. UCLA's Mimi Henreid beat Nadine Netter to win the USLTA women's collegiate title. A wide sports roundup covers racing wins, track records, and baseball statistics across major cities.
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England
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Allen Fox
Los Angeies
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Greensboro
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Mimi Henreid
UCLA
Nadine Netter
Wellesley
U.S
Tacoma
Phil Jordan
New York
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St Louis
Detroit
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Memorial Stadium match cap with Haddad gear
A brief notes a game at Legion Memorial Stadium featuring People’s Homestead against Haddad Athletic Equipment with Krauss and Cahnda. Hil Lumber reports 7:18 time reference.
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Hemorrhoids Treatment Promises Fast Relief in Tests
In clinical tests of a new MP0 advanced treatment for hemorrhoids doctors reported results were good to excellent for five of every six patients. MP0 works five ways for faster, longer lasting relief including pain relief with benzocaine and shrinking swollen tissues through a vaso-constrictor ephedrine.
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Puppet Act Keeps Twins Ahead Of Pack
The Minnesota Twins sweeped a doubleheader from Detroit 6-4 and 6-5 in 10 innings, led by Don Mincher and Joe Nossek. Manager Sam Mele shifts players by opponent to keep the lineup competitive, while the Indians and White Sox also won doubleheaders.
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Jackie Moore
Harmon Killebrew
Luis Aparicio
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Corbett urges AAU to name board for U S track squad
Monroe leader Jim Corbett, president of the National Athletic Directors Association, calls for the AAU to form a board of top track coaches to select the American team to face the Russians next month. NCAA official Wyeth and LSU athletic director Lummins urge prompt action amid sanction disputes. Corbett stresses coordination among athletic directors and says the group should choose the best athletes regardless of sanctions.
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AAU
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Record Night as Mills and Lindgren Duel in AAU Meet
In San Diego the 77th AAU championships closed with a photo finish as Billy Mills edged out Lindgren by 1/20 second in the six mile in a world record 27:11.6. Jim Ryan, 18, of Wichita, ran 3:55.3 to beat Snell and Grelle for an American citizen’s record. Bob Schul set a three mile mark of 13:10.4. Lindgren departs for Zurich to race abroad ahead of the U.S. team dual in Russia.
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U.S. Marine Corps
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