Redskins Hose Lead Twins By Half Game
The White Sox climbed into a first place tie in the American League behind John Romano’s power surge. He delivered a homer and two singles, lifting Chicago 17-4 over Minnesota as the pennant race tightens. Danny Cater and Tom McCraw supplied key homers in a big Chicago sixth inning.
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John Romano
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Romano
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Indians
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Milwaukee
Houston
Dave Boswell
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Sox
National League Standings and Results Itinerary
National League standings show Los Angeles two games behind with records near .600. Monday results include Chicago beating Houston 7-2 and New York, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh securing wins. Tonight and Wednesday schedules feature key matchups: Dodgers at San Francisco, Cubs at Chicago, and Cincinnati visiting New York as gates tighten.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Houston
New York
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Ellsworth
Kelley
Spahn
Purkey
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Belinsky
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Nuxwall
Gibbon
Friend
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Shaw
Aaron
Mays
Allen
Torre
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Robinson
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Clendenon
J. Alou
Adlen
Alou
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Santo
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McCovey
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Jay
Farrell
Cardwell
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Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Horlen
Kaat
Cleveland McDowell
Bennett
Wickersham
Pappas
Narum
Downing
Pacific Coast League standings and rain postponements
Eastern Division leaders Oklahoma City and Indianapolis split a key race as Salt Lake City and San Diego hold midtable positions. Western Division shows Seattle and Tacoma near top with Vancouver and Spokane trailing. several games postponed by rain and others scheduled across leagues including International, Texas, Southern, and Eastern.
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Denver
Indianapolis
Arkansas
San Diego
Charlotte
Lynchburg
Montgomery
Springfield
Reading
Pittsburgh & Elmira
York
Williamsport
Wimbledon semifinal bid for Dennis Ralston in five-set win
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California defeated Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois in five sets to reach the Wimbledon men's singles semifinals. Riessen led 6 2 4 6 2 4 with Ralston storming back to force the upset. Four American women reached Wimbledon quarterfinals. Horse racing notes from recent meets at Aqueduct Monmouth Park and Arlington Park highlight multiple purse winners and closers.
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England
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Call
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Ill
New York
Hospitality
Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Stanton
Dela Bray
Lewisburg
Flint Snot
Delaware
Oceanport
N.J
Manor Bright
Miss Dickey
Monmouth Park
Chicago
Hard Rock Man
Arlington Park
U.S
Marty Reissen
Motorcycles From Three States Are Scramble Winners
The Twin City Ramblers posted results of their Tour ist Scramble Races at Selman Field. Winners came from Monroe and Shreveport in Louisiana and Longview, Kilgore, and Jackson in Texas, with 38 riders competing. Charles Burke of Sulphur skidded but finished second in the 650 cc open class behind James Wallace of Shreveport. Class winners included Edgar Gage El Dorado, George Robertson Monroe, David Martin Monroe, Bobby Quinn Longview, Robert Berry Kilgore, Butch Taylor Jackson, Devard Vance Jackson, Arnold Bates Jackson, Bill Anderson Hot Springs, William Martin Shreveport, and Allen Whitted Monroe. The Ramblers plan a September short-track race on an oval, brake-less cycle track.
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Shreveport
Hot Springs
Ark
el Dorado
Longview
Tex
Selman Field
Charles Burke
James Wallace
Edgar Gage
George Robertson
David Martin
Bobby Quinn
Robert Berry
Kilgore
Butch’’ Taylor
Baker
Devard Vance
Jackson
Miss
Arnold Bates
Bill Anderson
William Martin
Allen Whitted
Ted Broughton
Ramblers
Lincoln Parish Jaycee Junior Golf Opens in Ruston
The Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament for Lincoln parish opened at Ruston Country Club with 12 contenders. Tourney chairman Bill Morrow says the 27 hole medal play event will qualify its winner and runner up for the state tournament at Hammond July 27 20. The national meet is set for Houston August 8 13.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Ruston Country Club
Bill Morrow
Hammond
Houston
Tex
Chuck Hinton Native of Rocky Mount N C
Infielder outfielder Chuck Hinton of the Cleveland Indians hails from Rocky Mount North Carolina, highlighting his local roots in a brief biographical note.
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Chuck Hinton
Cleveland Indians
Rocky Mount, N. C
Lindgren’s NCAA status uncertain after AAU meet
New York AP report says Gerry Lindgren, en route to Europe, faces questions about his NCAA eligibility after running in the AAU National Championships in San Diego last weekend. Preliminary word suggests few, if any, runners who violated the NCAA ban may be punished.
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Gerry Lindgren
Atlantic
Europe
San Diego
NCAA
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate
Barnes
Amateur Athletic Union
Russia
Kiev
Lindgren
Tom Farrell
St. John’s
Otis Burrell
Nevada
Don Owens
Grambling
Theron Lewis
Southern University
Washington State
Billy Mills
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Walter Byers
Bates
Allen delivers All-Star talent and pennant focus
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch named National League All-Stars skipper as Rich Allen shines with a .335 average and strong defense. Short notches his fourth shutout. Allen discusses All-Star hopes while prioritizing a Phillies pennant. NCAA debate over penalties surfaces with Lindgren’s AAU status and university responses.
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Philadelphia
Rich Allen
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Allen
Mauch
Phillies
St. Louis
Chris Short
Short
Wampum
John Callison
Tracy Stallard
Bob Uecker
Callison
Uecker
Phils
Hiow
Klein Credits Luck With Cub Improvements
Chicago Cubs coach Lou Klein says the higher winning percentage comes from luck and small changes. He keeps Billy Williams in right, Don Landrum in center, and may rotate left field players. Landrum contributed a homer and a steal of home in a 7-2 win over Houston, basing the move on a coach’s read of the pitcher.
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Kennedy
Klein
Billy Williams
Don Landrum
Doug
Danny Coombs
Coombs
Landrum
Twin Bill Dated By Motor Supply Falstaff Tonight
American Legion Amateur League rivals Motor Supply and Falstaff meet in a doubleheader at Legion Memorial Stadium this evening. The first game starts at 6:45 oclock with Motor Supply aiming for second place and Falstaff trying to return to first division. The twin bill was scheduled to replace a rainout.
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American Legion
Motor Supply
Falstaff
Legion Memorial Stadium
United States picks seven amateurs for Canada Cup golf
UPI reports Huntington West Virginia's Bill Campbell defending U.S. Amateur champion will lead seven amateur golfers to represent the United States in the Americas Cup matches with Canada and Mexico August 6-7 at the St. Charles Country Club Winnipeg Canada Ed Tutwiler Jr of Indianapolis Downing Gray Pensacola Dale Morey High Point Don Allen Rochester Dave Eichelberger Waco and John Hopkins Texas City were also named to the squad.
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UPI
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Huntington
W.va
U.S
United States
Canada
Mexico
St. Charles Country Club
Winnipeg
Ed Tutwiler Jr
Indianapolis
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Dale Morey
High Point
N. C
Don Allen
Rochester
Dave Eichelberger
Waco, Tex
John Hopkins
Texas City, Tex
Ralston, 4 Girls Remain For U.S. At Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports four American women reached the quarterfinals as Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Jane Albert and Justina Bricka won in straight or two sets. Dennis Ralston faced Roy Emerson in a semifinal as top seeds battled for potential all American clash.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Miss Bricka
U.S
Miss Richey
Christine Truman
Britain
Miss Albert
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Moffitt
Petite Lesley Turner
Australia
Margaret Smith
Joyce Williams
Scotland
Robin Lesh
Francoise Durr
France
Miss Stricka
Virginia Wade
Miss Truman
Julie Heldman
New York
Ralston
Marty Riessen
Evans
Albie Pearson Goes from Youngest to Oldest in 1961 Angels
The Los Angeles Angels lineup shifted as Albie Pearson, once the youngest at 25 in 1961, became the oldest at 29 this year. Pearson held a veteran role amid roster changes, reflecting a four-year span of his MLB presence with the Angels.
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Los Angeles Angels
Albie Pearson
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