Marichal Defeats Drysdale in Giant Victory Jinx
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal defeated Don Drysdale and the Dodgers 5-0, lifting the Giants to within 2 1/2 games of first place as Marichal improved his season record against Drysdale to five wins and three losses. The game featured two early Giants runs on Drysdale errors and a four-run burst, with Marichal recording five strikeouts in a five-hit shutout. Other NL results included the Pirates beating the Reds 5-4, Phils 9-0 over the Cardinals, Mets sweeping the Braves 5-0 and 6-3, Cubs 7-2 over the Astros, and Rick Moniak?
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Gary Kroll
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RBI
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von Landrum
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Jor Morgan
Walt Bond
Astros
Ae Giusti
Major Standage Major Standage League Baseball Results and Schedule
National League standings and daily results from United Press International. New York and Milwaukee split a two game set, Phila blanked St Louis, and Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati. Tuesday and Wednesday pitchers and matchups listed for each team, plus several twinbill notes and upcoming games.
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St Vitus rallies to win Legion baseball game
St. Vitus rallied with big innings to beat Wreshannock 8 to 4 in the City American Legion League. Pat Amabile doubled for three runs, and Bob Cubellis added a two run double to seal the victory. St. Lucy defeated Manse 5 to 4 in the final frame as Priscaro doubled and scored on Santangelo sacrifice fly. Rich DiMuccio starred for the losers, Neshannock.
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Lou Santangelo
Rich DiMuccio
Neshannock
Simons
Smiley
Harper
Neve
Grant
Cybellis
Amabile
Cibellis
Edinburg Regains Lead With 42 Win Over Sporting Goods
Edinburg returns to first in North County League beating Sporting Goods 42. Pulaski toppled Vala 8-7, Cassle Wood fell to No 5 Mine 18-8. John Piercy struck out as Edinburg won. Dave Hall homered. Todd Alexander led Sporting Goods with two ties, including a double. Team stats show Portrayal of several players with hits and RBIs across lines.
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Second annual CYO golf tournament crowns flight winners
Forty two golfers competed at Mohawk Trails for the Second annual CYO Colt tournament. Flight winners included Neary Hucci, Bob Maslyk, Ronald Lilienta, and Paul Paccavella. Maslyk set a course medalist score while Bucci led the first flight with a 72. Ed DeCarbo and Charles Garris posted top marks in the second flight as third flight scores featured Bernabe and D Ambrosio.
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Neary Hucci
Bob Maslyk
Ronald Lilienta
Paul Pacavella
Bucci
Maslyk
Lifrenza
Pascarella
Mark Fastin
Nick Sica
Ed de Carbo
Charles Garris
Louis Bernabe
Joe D' Ambrosio
Harry Pagley
John DeSimone
Unclear Baseball Scoring Card Fragment Shows Multiple Teams
Fragmented lines show players from Cleveland, Boston, and New York with RBI tallies, pitching notes, and LOF/LOB figures. Includes references to Da vidillo, Whitfield, Alou, and Mays along with game context and tournament notes amid scattered box score data.
Americans chase first all US Wimbledon semi in 1967
Wimbledon reports a golden draw for the United States as Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Jane Albert and Jus tina Bricka reach the quarterfinals promising an all American semifinal. Dennis Ralston advances to face Roy Emerson while Roy Emerson battles Keith Diepraam in a rough semifinal path. Fred Stolle meets Clif Drysdale in the other half as the classic continues.
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Dennis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Australia
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Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
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St. Louis
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U. S
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U.S
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Miss Moffitt
Petite Lesley Turner
Margaret Smith
Miss Richey
Joyce Williams
Scotland
Molfite
Robin Lesh
Miss Albert
Francoise Dure
France
Bricka
Virginia Wade
Miss Truman
Julie Woldman
New York
Ralston
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Bakersfield
Riessen
Keith Diepraam
South Africa
Fred Stolle
Clif Drysdale
Drysdale
Allen Fox
Log Angeles
Stolle
Rafael Ostina
Mexico
Crescent Cafe extends lead with 21 4 win over Dino's
Crescent Cafe built on its early advantage in the 7th Wards Slo P pitch league beating Dino's 21 to 4 as Frank Datillo led with six hits and Tony Guiliana added five. Leslie Hut defeated Columbus Club 105 as Morganti and teammates contributed multi hit performances. Cubs catcher Vic Roznovsky avoided fracture after being struck by a Danny Coombs pitch, X rays negative.
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Leslie Hut
Columnbus Club
Frank Datillo
Crescent
Tony Guiliana
Nick Masters
Dave Morganti
Mon Rass
John Marcantino
Frank Bongi
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Leslie
VW Oro
Williams
Melchiorre
Delprincipe
Swagger
Cangey
Datillo
Donaldson
Lombardo
Pirates Rally Past Reds For Narrow Win At Forbes Field
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 at Forbes Field in a tight night game. Don Cardwell pitched well into the ninth, giving up four runs before relief allowed a bases-clearing double by Gordie Goleman, as Roberto Clemente delivered two RBIs in the seventh. Attendance reached 39,302, lifting Pittsburgh above last year’s pace and inching in the NL standings behind the Dodgers and Braves.
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Forbes Field
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New York Mets
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Reds
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Joe Nuxtall
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Sammy Ellis
Don Cardwell
Heauty
Cardwell
Pete Hose
Frank Robinson
John Edwards
Marty Keough
al McBean
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Willie Stargell
Jim Pagliaroni
Roberto Clementes
Sront
Lombardo Leads 5th Ward Past 7th in Little League
Lombardo pitched five strong innings with nine strikeouts on a five hitter to lift 5th Ward over 7th Ward 54 to 62 in Joseph's Little League. Flora added a homer while Dennis Flora and teammates contributed multiple hits including Steve Harrison with a two bagger.
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5Th Ward
7Th Ward
Joseph
Dom Lombardo
Ward
Lombardo
Steve Harrison
Jack Morar
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White Sox tie for first as Romano powers win
Cleveland tied Chicago in the American League standings after the White Sox crushed Minnesota 17-4. John Romano homered twice and added two singles, boosting his average to .258 as Chicago moved into a first place tie with Cleveland. Danny Cater and Tom McCraw sparked a seven run fifth, aided by Eddie Fisher’s pitching in relief. The Indians meanwhile beat Boston and maintained strong pace as New York extended its win streak.
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Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
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Washington
Danny Cater
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Pedro Ramos
Augustine loses first Pony League opener after big day
Ken Hudson pitched and batted through a 5 to 1 victory for Augustine over VFW 315. Hudson homered doubled and singled while allowing three hits. Andy Bloise added two singles and a double as Augustine’s win. Pony League All Stars set first practice for tomorrow at 1. Bovs? ey.
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Augustine Pizza
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Andy Bloise
Pony League All-Stars
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