Redbirds Regain First Place Runless Wonders' From Houston Lose 14 Of 15
The Houston Colts, mired in a 14th loss in 15 games, were shut out 4-0 at Milwaukee as Tony Cloninger won a four-hitter. St Louis reclaimed first in the NL with a 6-5 victory over the Giants, aided by late errors. Dodgers top Reds 4-1 behind Koufax, Demeter's 10th inning homer beats Pittsburgh. Cubs beat Mets 4-1 as Williams and Santo drive two.
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Baseball Schedules Across Leagues In Named Matchups
Probable pitchers listed for NL games include O'Dell Simmons and Willhite Maloney, plus Bruce Toth Jackson MeLish, Friend Peters Ramos Moorehead Stigman Rudolph Daniels Wickersham. Matchups span San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit Minnesota Washington Kansas City amid a busy slate.
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Giants Return Lead To Cardinals In Wild Finish
The San Francisco Giants beat St. Louis 4-3 to reclaim first in the National League, aided by two Cardinal errors and a hit batsman. The Cardinals tied and won 5-5 in a wild ninth, as a misplayed sacrifice and errant throw produced the decisive run.
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Koufax Reflects On Arm, Reds Still Trust His Heat
In Cincinnati, Sandy Koufax told AP that he does not throw as hard as he once did but Cincinnati Reds still expect his heat. He admits rough early innings but says he settled and limited Angels to six hits, guiding Los Angeles to a 4-1 win. He cites improved control and values pitching to outs over strikeouts.
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Doris Phillips Wins At State
Doris Phillips of Belleville defeated Kay Shaw of La Grange 5 and 4 to advance in the Illinois Women’s Amateur Championship at Freeport. Defending champion Lois Drafke of Urbana, seeking a sixth title, edged Sharron Moran of Batavia 2 and 1 in Tuesday’s first round and meets Mrs Ray Wintpel of Urbana in today’s second round.
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Braves On Warpath Past Colts In Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee Braves move into sixth place 32 games behind St. Louis after a 10-0 win over the Houston Colts. Tony Cloninger struck out five in a three-wat and Lee Maye hit a fifth inning homer and a run-scoring double as Maye backed solidly. The win extends their home stand to 10-4 with two games left against Houston.
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Fresno welter clash ends with Terronez decision win
Fresno boxer Gabe Terronez outpointed Los Angeles rival Frank Ramirez in a welterweight bout in Fresno. Terronez controlled the action with sharper punches while Ramirez pressed forward, but the judges awarded the decision to Terronez.
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Quail Release Set For July 7 At Sportsman Club
The County Sportsman's Club announces its annual quail release at Vernon Gun and Sportsman's Club on Sunday July 7. The event starts at 8 00 am with birds distributed on a first come basis. This spring the club raised 1900 quail in brooders and pens to enhance hunting conditions statewide.
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Western Auto Tops Jefferson Motors For Khoury Leaders
Western Auto defeated Jefferson Motors 9-2 to move into first place in the Junior Division Khoury League at 15th and Herbert. Lowell Lloyd pitched a eight strikeouts over six hits for the victors while Terry Dulany suffered the loss with 9 hits and 11 strikeouts. Lloyd hit two triples and George Kite added a triple as Ed Skelton Mike Best Bill Cox Terry Gamber Harold Williams and Bill Hogue each had a single.
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Roberts Seeks 300 Wins Amid 250th Victory
Robin Roberts, 36, earned his 250th win with a 10-0 four-hitter over the Los Angeles Angels, keeping alive a possible 300-game career. At 36, he trails Warren Spahn 337 and Early Wynn 299, with Spahn twelve and Wynn forty-three ahead. Roberts has 67 shutouts in 16 seasons, including tonight, while posting four strikeouts and no walks.
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Palmer Sees 14 Under Par to Take Cleveland Open
U S Open winner Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer, partly recovered from a two day illness, aim to top the PGA Tour money record by winning the $100000 Cleveland Open at Beechmont. Palmer leads this year with $63345, Boros $59680, Nicklaus $58590, Snead shot 32 on front nine.
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Fight results from AP rounds up several bouts
The Associated Press reports boxing results from multiple city cards. Tito Marshall outpointed Ricky Ortiz in a Puerto Rico versus Panama contest. Blair Richardson, the Canadian middleweight champ, stopped Bob Young in Halifax. Evaristo Salinas halted Oscar German in San Antonio.
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Ski and Machinists Sweep Softball Winners
Ski defeated City Empl oyes 16 6 as Westowski John and Gary Webb homered solo. Machinists routed Western Auto 12 hits 5 innings with Stewart hitting two homers. Johnnie Webb earned the win while John Johnson limited Western Auto to three hits including Bob Wallace’s homer. Next, Frostie faces Montgomery Ward and Ski meets Western Auto.
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Pizarro Shuts Out Yanks Lift Sox Toward AL Lead
Juan Pizarro pitched five hitters and Floyd Robinson hit a seventh inning homer as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2-1. Robin Roberts earned his 250th win with a four hit shutout of the Baltimore Angels 10-0, while Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew led Minnesota and Boston ridged wins. The day featured mixed results for Orioles as they slipped near the AL leaders with a 4-9% margin.
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Major League Stars Batting Lift Dodgers Over Reds in NL Race
Jim Gilliam of the Dodgers hit two doubles and a single driving in the tying run in the eighth inning as Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 4-1 to move into second place in the National League. Robin Roberts of the Orioles earned his 250th major league win with a 10-0 shutout of the Los Angeles Angels, allowing four hits.
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Pirates Rout Elks Lodge Giants in Baseball Blitz
The Security Bank Pirates defeated the Elks Lodge Giants 16 to 2 behind Mark Mayse on the mound. David Spears took the loss for the Giants as Mayse and Nathaniel Hawthorne homered, while Teddy Mannen and Jim Reinbach added a double each for the Pirates.
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Minor League Baseball Results by League and Score
In the International League Buffalo defeated Arkansas 5 to 3. Syracuse beat Richmond 9 to 3. Rochester topped Toronto 4 to 3. Columbus at Jacksonville and Indianapolis at Atlanta were postponed due to rain. Pacific Coast League Denver won 9 to 2 over San Diego and Dallas-Fort Worth rallied 5 to 4 against Portland. Spokane beat Oklahoma City 4 to 2. Salt Lake 5, Seattle 4. Tacoma 5, Hawaii 4. Midwest League Clinton 5, Quincey 4. Waterloo 13, Quad Cities 0. Dubuque 8, Wisconsin Rapids 5. Burlington 14, Decatur 8. Fox Cities 12, Cedar Rapids 11.
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