Koufax backs Marichal for 30 wins in season
In New York, Sandy Koufax endorses Juan Marichal's bid for 30 wins, praising his control and variety. The piece notes Marichal’s 9 of 11 starts, 69 strikeouts, 10-0-ERA 0.80, and Koufax’s own 9-1-1 record with a 1.48 ERA. both are likely NL team selections. Also mentions Meehan defeats Big J and St. Vitus CYO Softball practice tonight.
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New York
UPI
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Sandy Koufax
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Koufax
San Francisco
Marichal
This Or
Carl Hubbell
Bob Feller
Walter Johnson
Sam McDowell
Cardinals
Maricha
St. Vitus
CYO
Gaston Park
Law Earns 150th Victory in Mets Shutout
Vernon Law pitched a three hitter for his 150th major league win as the Pirates blanked the Mets 5-0 at Shea Stadium. Law and Rob Gardner traded zeroes through five, Clendenon homer in the sixth, Law homered next, Stargell added a leadoff shot and the Pirates pulled away with three more in the ninth.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Vernon Law
New York Mets
Mets
Shea Stadium
Law
New York
Rob Gardner
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Willie Stargell
Gene Alley
Manny Mota
Jim Pagliaroni
Houston
Woody Fryman
Bucs
Larry Dierker
Astros
Yancey Leads Memphis Open After Record 63
Bert Yancey shot a seven under par 63 to lead the Memphis Open by three strokes in the first round. He tallied eight birdies with one bogey, adopting a new focus on playing each shot rather than the score. Gene Littler, Bob Charles, Dale Douglas, and Wright Garrett tied for second with 66s.
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UPI
Bert Yancey
Yancey
Gene Littler
Bob Charles
Dale Douglas
Wright Garrett
Homero Blancas
Roger Ginsberg
Bruce Devlin
Jack Rule
Bob Goalby
John Lotz
City Legion League Rosters Due Ahead of Season Opener
Rosters for the City American Legion League are due to league chairman Pete Figo Carvella. Each team can list 25 players before the season begins Monday at Flaherty Field.
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Second Ward, First Ward Earn Easy Joseph's League Wins
In Dean Park, Second Ward shut out Third Ward 7-0 behind Randy Ambuster one hitter. First Ward defeated Seventh Ward 10-3 with S Mackey leading the 1st Ward attack. Fritz McGary had three hits for 2nd Ward and Sam Campoli added a homer and single. J Stroia tossed a four-hitter for 1st Ward as a seven-run fifth sealed the win.
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St. Joseph
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Wampum
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Third
Highland
Second Baptist
Clen Moore
St. Vitus
Bessemer
N. Wilmington
Wesley Methodist
St. Joseph the Worker
Highland UP
YMCA
New Wilmington Methodist
Croton Methodist
Third Ups
First Christian
First Presbyterian
Dave Harlan
Harlan
Wilmington Methodist tops St Joseph in no hitter thriller
Hartzler struck out 16 and allowed no hits as Volant routed No 5 Mine 15 1. Drespling Greer and Booher led the bats with multiple hits and RBIs while Hartzler’s pitching kept the Williamsport effort on the ropes. The North County league results show Wilmington Methodist and several others atop the standings with high scoring games dominating the week.
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North County Baseball League
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Carl Drespling
John Greer
Bob Brush
Mel Booher
Drespling
RBI
Booher
Greer
Richey Faces World Champion Smith In French Semifinal
Nancy Richey, ranked No 1 in the United States and 5 ft 3 in tall, challenged top world player Margaret Smith in the French International tennis semifinals. Maria Bueno and Ann Hayden Jones met in the other women’s semi as Richey eyed a major upset. The men’s doubles semifinal featured Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner versus Tony Roche and John Newcombe, while Sergei Likachev and Alexander Metreveli played Ion Tiriac and Ivan Nastase.
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UPI
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Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Ann Hayden Jones
Britain
Miss Richey
United States
Miss Smith
South Africa
Annette van Zyl
Dennis Ralston
Los Angeles
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National and American League standings show San Francisco leading the NL West with a 32 16 record, Los Angeles 29 18, and Pittsburgh 26 20.Friday results include Pittsburgh shutting out New York 5 0, Philadelphia beating Chicago 5 4, San Francisco defeating Atlanta 5 0, and Houston besting Cincinnati 11 4 in 12 innings. Upcoming pitchers and games noted for Friday and Saturday events across both leagues.
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Minnesota
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Boston
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Palmer
Baseball and softball schedules city league update
Today features Pony A and A&M Pirates at Optimist Josephs field with two games at 6 and 7 PM. Also North County Volant visits No. 5 Mine Edinburg at Castlewood. Softball shows 1th Ward Hyde Drugs versus Crescent West Side and Raiders. plus Annie Buzz-Rich at Penn Auto and Deshon NCBC at Cyanamid. Tomorrow lists A&M Yanks at Laurel and other city matchups across Penn Auto VFW 315 and East at North Washington.
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Edinburg
Castlewood
Hyde Drugs
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Buzz-Rich
Penn Auto
Deshon
NCBC
Tempy
New Castle
Tomorrow Baseball Pony
A&m Yanks
Laurel
North, Washington
Radatz struggles as Indians lose amid trade hype
Dick Radatz, once dubbed The Monster, relatess through a rough Cleveland debut in Kansas City after being traded from Boston. He allowed five runs in one third of an inning as Cleveland fell 11 4, while Baltimore edged California in 10 innings and other AL games reshaped pennant race tensions. The loss left Cleveland one game off first place as Radatz seeks revival with the Indians.
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Radatz
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Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Washington
Boston
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