Phillies Top Giants in NL Game to Move Lead
The All-Starless Phillies dominated the Giants 2-1 to seize first in the National League. Richie Allen produced five hits across two wins in the series, Jack Baldschun earned his ninth save, and a key seventh inning rundown helped quash a Giant rally. Other NL results saw St Louis beat Cincinnati 3-1, Milwaukee over Chicago 7-1, and Dodgers knotting with Cardinals in fifth.
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San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Gete.Mauch
Phildelphia
Phillies
Giants
Richie Allen
Tyro
Saturn
Jack Baldschun
Fanning
Dennis ‘Bennett
Phillie
Jim’ Hart
Bennett
Orlands
Cepeda
Jesus Alou
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Celes
New York
Houston
Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Manny Mota
Pittsburgh
Dick Farrell
Hal Woodeshiek
Farrell
Beore Lynch
Joel Horlen
Indians
Horlen
Joe Sparma
Tigers
Senators
Billy Bruton
Don Blasingame
Jim King
Detroit
der Zimmer
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Boston
Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Willie Smith
Dick Stuart
Smith
Local YMCA Church league action highlights Friday results
Friday night at Weed Park featured a tripleheader where North Methodist beat First RUB 11 0 as Gary McCullough fanned 14 with one hit allowed. Bob Luiken pitched a 3 0 win for Lincoln St Marys over Lincoln Boulevard, and Calvary First Baptist won 10 3 behind Luiken and Morgan. Richy Sehieurs and Joe Van Nice led hitters. Kurriger and Streger homered for First Baptist. multiple players contributed for the losers.
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First’ Baptist
Grace Luther St
Mary's
St. Lincoln Boulevard
Zion Litheral
Method Island
Method Calvary Baptist
First Baptist
Calvary Baptist
St. Mary's
YMCA
Weed, Park
North Methodist
Gary’ McCullough
Calvary First Baptist
Baptist
Ben Kurriger
Bob Luiken
Harvey Nietzel
James Paul
Mike Schmidt
William McCracken
Ernie Morgan
Luiken
Morgan
No Sympathy For Jimenez From Baltimore's Orioles
Manny Jimenez the volatile outfielder helped the Kansas City Athletics top the Baltimore Orioles in a Sunday game, coming after a prior three homer barrage against Baltimore. The piece details Jimenez’s troubled stint with Kansas City and his impact, plus a roundup of other American League results and standout performances by players like Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva.
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Jimenez
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Baltimore
Dominican Republic
Athletics
Wimier
Charles C. Finley
Jimines
Dallas
Open League Softball Schedule At Kente Stein Park
City league schedule lists May open league softball at Kente Stein Park with fixtures including Drug vs Chevrolet, Krieger Motors vs Witton Peed, Wilton vs Carliste, Ina Mae's vs mim's Baer, Henderson's vs Wilgan's. Church league games at Lincoln Boulevard and First EUB. Multiple matchups set for Tuesday through Friday with times 6 to 9 p.m. and a question about Weed Park location.
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Kente Stein Park
Hronight
May Drug
Wlapn Chevrolet
Krieger Motors
Witton Peed '& Produce
Wilton
Carliste Tg
Ina Mae
Mim
Baer
May's
Eger's
Henderson's
Wilgan
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Ins
Hamm
Va. Wilson
Krieger's
Hene d
Calvary Baptist
Zion Lutherans
St. Mary's-St. Mathias
Marth Methodist
Lincoln Boule
St. Mary's-St
Foyt Wins His Stock Car Debut By Half a Hood
A. J. Foyt of Houston, Texas wins the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway by a nose over Bobby Isaac of Catawba North Carolina. Foyt leads the final turn to claim victory on Independence Day with Isaac finishing a near second after a photo finish.
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Foyt
Daytona Beach
Fla
A. J. Foyt
Nose
Houston
Tex
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Tx Foyt
Isaac
Toule
Greenwood Keeps Softball Crown in Des Moines
Greenwood Electric of Des Moines captured its sixth consecutive town women's softball title by routing Southeast Warren 16 to 1. Pitcher Judy Lloyd allowed only two hits, struck out 13, and Greenwood scored in all innings except the third while Linda Niles and Linda Butler contributed key hits.
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Des Moines
Greenwood Eletxic of
Warren
Greenwood
Judy Lloyd
Linda Niles
Linda Butler
Miss Lloyd
Chris Turner
AESA STANDINGS AND RESULTS SUMMARY
Baseball standings show Boston leading with strong Athletics marks and New York, Minnesota, Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Baltimore and Kansas City in tight races. Saturday results include Boston 14 Los Angeles 5 and Detroit 3 Washington 0. Chicago 4 Cleveland 6. New York 7 Minnesota 0. Weekend games feature renewed clashes among major teams and All-Star events planned in New York.
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Olution
Dallas
Kansas City
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Los Angeles
John O'Donoghue
George Williams
Jimenez
Rocky Colavito
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
O'Donghue
Wes Stogic
Faltimore Ceses
Los Angel
Kansas ‘City
Baltinora
Tueaday
New Yorks
Bonus Rookie For Quad Cities Hits a Home Run
A Wisconsin alumnus graded rookie Rick Richards drove in two with a two run homer and a double as Quad Cities beat Decatur 82 in the Midwest League. teammates Vinson Hinkle Tackel also homered for Quad Cities while Ferroe doubled for Wisconsin Rapids and Clinton lost 5-2. Cedar Rapids shut out Quincy 2-0 Burlington beat Fox Cities 2-1 Water Lon downed Dubuque 10-4.
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Associated Press
Rick Richards
University of Wisconsin
Quad Cities
Decatur
Chuck Vinson
al Hinkle
Terry Tackél
Spinners
Frank Ferro
Dealin
Wisconsin Rapids
Clinton
Pat Kelly
Duane Josephson
Cedar’ Rapids
Quincy
Burlington
Fox Cities
Waterlon
Dubuque
MLB All Star Game picks spotlight NL stars
Edge Twins and Mickey Mantle head the picks with Willie Mays and Billy Williams named as NL leaders. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers and Dean Chance of the Angels were named as starting pitchers for the AL in the Tuesday game at Shea Stadium.
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Edge Twins
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
New York
Don. Drysdale
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Shea
Baseball scores from Sunday results across leagues
The Associated Press reports Sunday results from the International League and Pacific Coast League. In the IL Buffalo beat Toronto 6 to 4, Syracuse won 12 to 0, Rochester topped Columbus 8 to 2, and Atlanta defeated Richmond 5 to 0 while Jacksonville beat Richmond 7 to 5. In the PCL San Diego downed Seattle 6 to 2, Portland beat Tacoma 4 to 0, Indianapolis won 4 to 1 over Oklahoma City, Arkansas edged Dallas 1 to 0, Spokane defeated Hawaii 5 to 0, and Denver defeated Salt Lake City 6 to 3.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Richmond
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Dallas
Spokane
Hawaii
Denver
Salt Lake City
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Hal Bock
Allen
Sandy
Koufax
Wereighth
Bob Skinner
Tim’ McCarver
Cardinals
Roger Craig
Joey Jay
Wade Blasingame
Cubs
Mike ‘de la~ Hon
Joe Tore
Braves
Dick Ellsworth
Don 'Drysdale
Camilo Pascual
Ymca Church League
Weed Park
Lincoln Boulevard
EUB
Dearrél Bates
Jack
van Nice
Joe van Nice
Gary McCullough
Skip Hitchcock
Terry Christian
Marlin Eichelberger
Lincoln-St.” Mary's
St. Mary’s
St. Mathias
Lincoln Bouleivard
Bob Steele
David
Ales
Dave Lucas
Jim “White
Tara Streger
Gary Wieskamp
Ken Anle
Wayne Schaapveld
John Wilson
Leonard Sloat
Mike Hate
Richy Sehieurs
Ronald Eggenburg
John Hayes
Donald Eggenburg
Mise Rathet
New ‘York
Walt Alsinn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don, Drysdale
Philadelphia
Chris Short
al Lopez
Chicago White ‘Sox
Hubbard
Lopez
Camilo Pascial
Alston
Drysdale
Shea Stadium
al Kaline
Dgers
American ‘League
Salturday
Eddie Bressoud
Luis Aparicio
Casby Stengel
New York Mets
Sun
Pascual
Mack
AllStar
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Murray Chass
Manny Jimenez
Baltimore Orioles
Harmon
Killebrew
Twins
Whiley Ford
Southpaty
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Mike Hershberger
Pete Ward
Jack Kralick
AESA
Associated “Press American
Léacyom
Piladelphia
Sar Epdariens
Los
Aurgeles
Cate
Abot
Nas Renee
Pittsburgty
Ans
Yas Angelek
St. Lous
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Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fox
Canton
Vor
Mutual
FarMutual
Muscatine
County Mutual ‘Insurance
ER Beatty
Donald
Lee
Grinnell- Mutual
Bulletin
Scotland
McMaster
U.S.A
McMasters
Canada
Wehaster
Northwestern Bell
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