Chicago Teams Keep Winning
Chicago White Sox extend lead with 3-2 win over Orioles as Eddie Stanky echoes 1951 spirit. Wayne Causey homers in eighth. Satiny rally continues a three game series win streak. Cubs rise to second behind Pirates with doubleheader sweeps and key hits from Adolfo Phillips and Ron Santo.
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Joe Horlen
Causey
Burgess
Hank Bauer
Baseball Standings and Night Game Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports American League standings with Chicago leading at 42 26 and Detroit 37 32 while Minnesota and California chase. National League shows St Louis atop at 43 26 with Chicago 41 29 close behind. Night games include Chicago 4-3 over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 6-1 over New York.
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Cleveland
California
New York
Kansas City
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National League
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
St. Lo
New Yorkouston
St. Louis
Palmer Pursues 50th Career Victory at Canadian Open
Arnold Palmer aims for his 50th professional win as the Canadian Open looms. He skips a PGA meeting amid tour player tensions led by Doug Ford, while Palmer and Jack Nicklaus vie for supremacy at Montreal Municipal in a $200,000 event.
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Arnold Palmer
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Professional Golfers Association
Doug Ford
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Cleveland
Ford
Denver
Colo
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Jack
Montreal Municipal
Ransom's LL Tops Opdyke for 4-0 Start in Quad County
Ransom's LL improved to 4-0 with a 9-7 victory over Opdyke at home. Phelan Thomson and Cahill each had two hits to power the offense while J Kunkel led Opdyke with three safeties in four trips. Talty earned the win and W Kunkel took the loss.
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Opdyke
Phelan
Thomson
Cahill
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Talty
W. Kunkel
Mays Overlooked in NL All Stars Selections
Willie Mays misses the starting NL lineup for the July 11 game in Anaheim as voters, managers, and coaches do not pick him despite long running eligibility. Gene Alley tops votes at shortstop with 250. Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, and Lou Brock lead in outfield voting. Alston will name pitchers July 6 and the full squad July 11.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Frank Robinson
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Gene Alley
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Alley
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Clemente
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
Pete
Torre
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Joe Morgan
Houston
Ron Santo
Chicago
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Lions Tie Up Standings With 42 Victory Over Panthers
Jon Siron pitched the Lions to a 42 win at McKinley Park to reach 2-2 while Cheshareek Panthers also stand 2-2. Siron fanned 13 and walked one across the full game. Neil Kukman struck out ten but took the loss as the Lions rallied for three runs in the fifth. Both captains Siron and Bill Cheshareck collected two hits in three official trips.
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Coll Seals Victory as Sheppard Beats Male 11-7
Coll defeated Dummitt a 11 7 score with Brad Sheppard securing the win over Clark Male.
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Brad Sheppard
Clark
Kindelspire Wins 9 4 as Mulder and Lock Go Deep
Kindelspire tallies five runs in the fourth inning to beat Connor's nine 9 to 4. Mike Mulder and Jim Lock hit home runs. Randy Mickelson earned the win while Tim DiJohn took the loss.
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Jim Lock
Randy Mickelson
Tim DiJohn
Kopezick Leads 35 9 Victory In Blistering Game
Kopezick clobbered Sheppard 35 9 with an 11 run third stanza. Cindi Sheppard pitched for the winners and Sheryl Garling for the losers. Garling Norris Cromwell and Kopezick homered in the contest.
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Cindi Sheppard
Sheryl Garling
Kathy Norris
Janet Cromwell
Carolyn Kopezick
Morris Bankers edged Mazon 2-1 in Legion game
Jim Franke pitched and batted Morris Bankers to a 2-1 victory over Mazon at the MCHL diamond. Franke hit a leadoff homer in the eighth after a 1-1 tie with Tom Stalker, who fanned 11 with no walks. Next game Sunday at Coal City.
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Morris Bankers
Mazon
American Legion
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Maron
Morris
Aces
Weller
Coal City
Illini Announces Four New Illinois Coaches
Illini Athletic Director Gene Vance named four new coaches at Champaign Illinois. J C Caroline a former Illini star and Chicago Bears running back was named assistant football coach. Others are Bob Brown fresh basketball coach Dick Youngberg golf coach and John Easterbrook associate football coach. Brown arrives from Murray State and Youngberg is a Glencoe golf pro.
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Chicago Bears
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Youngberg
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Orioles Aim to Defend Title After Pennant Win
Baltimore Orioles coach Gene Woodling warns rival American League teams they are after. The club clinched the pennant and World Series crown last season.
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Gene Woodling
Orioles
Carnera Dies at 60 The Ambling Alp Fades in Italy
Primo Carnera known as The Ambling Alp died at Sequals in Italy at age 60 after a long illness linked to cirrhosis. The former world heavyweight champion, who ruled from 1933 to 1934, left the United States for Italy last month and died in his birthplace town following a lengthy decline. He had a notable career including defeats of Uzcudun and Loughran and a 1933 title win over Sharkey in New York.
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Leon Lee
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