League Standings and Results United Press International
Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues show Baltimore leading the AL with a 30 15 record, while New York and Minnesota traded wins. NL actions include Philadel phia and San Francisco leading, with Chicago and St Louis mid pack.
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Doubtful Start Looms for Knoll in Ohio Classic
Nor walk High miler Bob Knoll may sit out the first annual Ohio Classic at Mansfield Malabar due to a cold and chest congestion after missing practice for a doctor's visit. Nine runners are listed for the mile, including Dayton Jefferson and John Tillman, with state record holders and top meet entrants also in the field.
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Magee Holds slender lead in Thunderbird Classic
Jerry Magee of Toronto posted 66 to lead the $100,000 Thunderbird golf Classic after the first round at Westchester Country Club. Arnold Palmer, Ken Venturi, Phil Rodgers and Jack Nicklaus trailed, with 43 players under par. The field of 125 will be cut to the low 90 and ties after Saturday’s third round.
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Koufax Spins Third No-Hitter For Dodgers
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3-0 no hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies, finishing with 12 strikeouts for his 12th strikeout game. Dodgers manager Walt Alston hailed the performance as a major pickup for the team and Koufax noted his sharpened stuff in the later innings.
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