Marichal Leads Giants Past Dodgers In Windy Candlestick
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal improves to 12-6 with a 5-0 shutout of the Los Angeles Dodgers at Candlestick Park. He lowered his ERA to 1.65 as Drysdale struggles with two errors in the defeat, while the Dodgers drop a third straight game. Giants split the series with Cincinnati, Mets sweep Milwaukee, and Pirates edge Reds in other action.
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Standings Shake Up In Early Season Baseball Marks
The standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 44 wins and 30 losses, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco tied at 42-30. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee hover around .585 and .529, while Chicago and St Louis trail with mid .400s. Monday results featured Chicago beating Houston 7-2 and New York taking Milwaukee 5-2. Upcoming games include Houston at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles, with more clashes across leagues on Wednesday.
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Fairfield Here 8 30 Tonight 7 Legion Over Wayne City
Fair field Here hosts seven Legion at 8 30 tonight for an 11th win of the season. Mt Vernon Legion beat Wayne City 11 5 on muddy grounds as Kirk earned the win in his first outing since last year. The Mt Vernon club now 11 4 should be home again tonight to meet Fairfield at 8 30 with Norman Fowler managing.
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Ski Bombs Ina Puritans 13-3
Deanie Williams pitched a three hitter as Ski routed Ina’s Puritans 12-2 at the park. Ski totaled 11 hits off loser Jim Laur while Ina committed four errors. Jim Lockwood led Ski with a triple and two doubles. Montgomery-Ward and Mer chants set for 7 00 tonight. MONREAL Buster Mathis 300 Grand Rapids MI stopped Bob Maynard 245 Montreal
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Montreal
Phillies Rally Fails as St. Louis Slips in Rough Patch
In a tense nine inning contest Tracy Stallard yielded a costly wild pitch scoring a run as the Phillies triumphed in the third. Short earned his fifth straight win to move to 9-6 while St. Louis dropped to 23 losses in 32 games. Larry Jackson scattered six hits in a Cubs win over the Astros with Ron Santo and Don Landrum homering for two runs apiece. Landrum stole home in the eighth and Joe Morgan plus Walt Bond hit home runs off Jackson.
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Astros
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Bowling League High Games and Standings Report
High games listed for B Newell 191 and 180, L Stapleton 179, C Puckett 179, M Davis 174, C Carter 174, H Ray 174. High series led by B Newell 538, with Davis 476, Bailey 476, Ray 476, Osborn 468, Stapleton 450. Standings show Summers-Eater leading at 12.6 games, with Crucaders 9, Twilighters 9, Rockettes 8, Play Girls 8, Hopefuls 8, The Peps 7.1.
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Another Shutout! Cards Lose to Phillies in Philadelphia
The St. Louis Cardinals were blanked 3-0 by the Philadelphia Phillies, dropping to eighth in the NL with a 33-40 record. Chris Short held the Cards to four hits as Johnny Callison delivered the big blow with a third inning triple and scored on a wild pitch. The Phillies added two more runs in the eighth. Bob Purkey will start for St. Louis in the next game, with Bo Belinsky or Jim Bunning slated for Philadelphia.
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Swan Drives Stan the Tire Man Past Jefferson Motors
Terry Swans two out two run single in the sixth erased Georges Floyds no hitter and gave Stan the Tire Man a 20 victory over Jefferson Motors on the Junior Division field. Floyd took the loss with one hit and one strikeout. Gary Large earned the win in relief. Jefferson Motors and First National later tied American Legion 4 4 in a Juvenile game halted by darkness and to be replayed.
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Kelso Makes 1965 Debut at Monmouth Park
Kelso, Horse of the Year for five years, makes his 1965 debut in a six furlong sprint for 1999 nonwinners at Monmouth Park New Jersey. The gelding, all time money leader with $1,893,362, hasn’t raced since last fall’s Washington DC International at Laurel.
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Nicklaus Leads Money Winners in PGA Tournaments
Jack Nicklaus remains the top money leader in professional golf as he added 4050 dollars from the St Paul Open. He has earned 57700 in official PGA sanctioned events this season, with unofficial events lifting his total to 68488 dollars.
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Mt Vernon 4th of July Softball Tourney Opens
Nine teams enter the Mt Vernon annual holiday softball event at the city park diamond with five from Mt Vernon. Odin Merchants Herrin South Side and visiting Salem Kettermans of Benton and Williams of Odin compete. Wayne City withdrew. First round July 1 at 7 15 and 8 30 p m Odin vs Merchants Herrin vs South Side.
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Colavito Fueling Cleveland Charge For Pennant Hope
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts praised Rocky Colavito as the kind of player needed to win a pennant. The Indians backed him with a 9-2 win over Boston, marking 15 wins in 17 games and tying Chicago for the American League lead after Minnesota’s slump. Colavito hit .429 in his past 10 games, collecting a double, two singles, one RBI and a run in five trips against Boston.
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Red Auerbach To Move Upstairs
New York AP reports Red Auerbach will coach his last season with the Boston Celtics next year. He will then remain with the NBA champions as executive vice president after agreeing to a three year pact with Ruppert Knickerbocker Breweries the new owners.
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Mt Vernon Man Rolls 300 Game in Bowling Meet
Gerald Gerry Bean of Fairfield Road bowled a perfect 300 in doubles round robin at the Benton Bowl. The venue is owned and operated by John Loss, formerly of Mt. Vernon.
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Gerry) Bean
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Amherst boxer Whitfield defeats Simmons in Miami bout
Ted Whitfield of Amherst knocks out Al Simmons of Miami in a 13743 weight class boxing match held in Florida.
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Rich Allen Best Predicts All-Star Third Base Role
PHILADELPHIA AP After guiding the National League All-Stars in Minnesota next month Gene Mauch named manager says Rich Allen would likely play third base if an All-Star Game is held this year. Mauch credits Allen as a top third baseman and notes Allen wants fan voting to decide his inclusion.
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First Negro Official For Pro Football
Burl Aaron Toler, former San Francisco University star, hired by the NFL as head linesman for the 1965 season. He will be the first Black uniformed official in any major U S league sport, working a full schedule nationwide.
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White Sox explode for 17 runs to seize AL lead
The Go-Go White Sox slugged 19 hits and three homers, including a grand slam by McCraw, to beat Minnesota 17-4 and share the AL lead with Cleveland. Cleveland also won 9-2 over Boston to pull within a half game. Detroit edged Baltimore 4-3, while New York swept Washington in a two game set.
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Yankees power to 7 1 lead with grand slam in rout
American A 13 hit 14 run attack gave the Brehm Hanna Yankees a 14 7 1 win over the Moose Lodge Indians to move to 7 1 in AL standings. Danny Ward homered twice including a first inning grand slam while Mike Bevis added three singles. Ed Sanders allowed nine hits in his first win, with Larry Mays leading the Indians with a homer and two singles. Dave Dude struck out 11 as Amvets Cardinals snapped a five game skid with a 7 2 win over the Liberty Cubs. Dodgers maintain a 7 1 NL lead behind strong pitching and balanced hitting. Also Ben Cater belted a leadoff homer as White Sox beat Twins 17 4 and Mel Stottlemyre spun a two hit shutout in a 3 0 win over the Senators.
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Monday's Fights in Auckland and Naples Summary
Roberto Pena of Mexico outpointed Earl Nikora of New Zealand in Auckland for lightweight division. In Naples Salvatore Burruni of Italy defeated Gerry Stokes of Los Angeles.
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Wimbledon Semifinal Duel Ralston Faces Emerson
Dennis Ralston the US No 1 in the Wimbledon men’s singles advances to a semifinal against defending champion Roy Emerson in England. Ralston survived a five set scare from Marty Riessen and seeks to extend a strong run alongside USA’s lineup while Emerson and Fred Stolle loom on the other side of the draw.
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