Reds top Braves 4 0 as Jay earns 10th win
Right-hander Joey Jay pitcher win 10th of season pairing with Bill Henry in an 11 hit shutout of Milwaukee for Cincinnati Reds over Atlanta Braves 4 0. Jay drives in two runs with a two run single in fifth while Spahn suffers loss. Dodgers beat Phillies 10 6 to gain second place.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Joey Jay
Bill Henry
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
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Warren Spahn
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Henry
Ed Mathews
Willie Davis
Daryl Spencer
Dodgers
Stan Williams
Dick Farrell
Phils
Jim Owens
Cardinals
Jim Brewer
Jim Schaffer
Bob Lillis
Cards
Ray Sadeem
Cubs
Jerry Kindall
Billy Williams
Frederick County Junior League low key scores and standout hitters
Myersville defeated Shookstown 108 in a 23-1 four hit win by Middletown led by Harold Hoffman homering. Mt. Carmel beat Araby 11-7 on five hitters by Diggs. East Coast Relay Station downed Walkersville 16-13 with Kutchak homering for the winners. Harmony lost to Braddock 11-7 and Hyattstown routed New Market 20-2 with Jarvis and Murphy homering.
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Middletown
Harold Hoffman
Frederick Co
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Murphy
Koehl
Rice
Brown Wiles
Biddle Walkeravile
Derr
Schildt
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Bradenurg
Shafer
Taylor and Metz
Shaffer
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Staley and Keyser New Market
Hyattstown
Myers, Burgee and Snyder
Ruppeon and
Anderson
League Leaders in Batting Pitching and Fielding Highlights
American League leaders include Cash and Brandt with batting averages near .367 and .348 while Mantle tops runs and home runs. Mays and Cepeda share NL home run leads, with Pinson and Robinson key in hits and RBIs. Pitching honors go to Latman and Terry with perfect 1.000 averages, and Koufax leads strikeouts. International League standings note Charleston, Rochester, Toronto, and others with scattered results.
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New York
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Gentile
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Power
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Landis
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Coleman
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Wills
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Los Angeles
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Aaron
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Uncle Sam and Indians tied in fiscal knot
Washington sources detail the long running dispute over ending federal supervision of 285,600 Indians on about 300 reservations and 59,000 off reservations. A 1953 resolution aimed to terminate federal controls but has sparked opposition from Indians and critics who warn of homelessness and deeper poverty. A five member task force is to report to Interior Secretary Udall, while debates over land taxes and trust properties complicate the path to self sufficiency. The administration reports 210 million dollars in federal support this year, up 40 million from last year.
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Jerry Bennett
United States
U. S
U.S
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wisconsin
Washington
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Bureau
John A. Carver
Three Golfers Tie For Lead At Flint Open
Casper Ragan and Pott shared a 4 under par 140 midway through the Flint Open at Warwick Hills. Casper sparked by a 68 while Ragan and Pott each shot 68 and 69 to join the lead. January Balding and Raymond close behind at 141 as heat and high scores persisted.
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Flint, Mich
Billy Casper
Dave Ragan
Johnny Pott
Casper
Warwick Hills
Ragan
Lee Raymond
Joe Campbell
Apple Valley
Calif
Indians rout Red Sox 10-2 behind De La Hoz and Held
Mike de la Hoz drove in three runs including a three run homer while Woody Held collected four straight singles as Cleveland piled up 13 hits to beat Boston 10-2. Gary Bell earned the win to move to 5-8, balancing a late placeholder for Temple.
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Mike de la Hoz
Woody Held
Cleveland
Indians
de la Hoz
Gary Bell
Johnny Temple
Jimmy Dykes
Bell
Romano
Muffett
Hillman
Wood
Pagliaroni
Early start helps Miss Prentice build lead in Open
Miss Prentice, 28, Birmingham, Ala., carded a 76 after a 72 opening round to reach 148 after 36 holes of the Women's National Open as Jessen shared the lead at halftime amid heat and wind at Baltursal.
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Baltursal
Miss Prentice
Birmingham
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