Star Makes Bid For MVP With Phillies Highlight
Richie Allen fueled the Phillies attack with two homers and a single driving in four as Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 9-3. The standout third baseman raised his average to .313 with 23 homers and 66 RBIs, bolstering his MVP candidacy alongside teammates Callison and Bunning.
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Steelers Seize Hope Of Brighter Season Despite Losses
Coach Buddy Parker reassesses the Pittsburgh Steelers after a double setback including the Buddy Dial deal. He aims to balance a stronger passing game with a sharper defense, counting on rookies Paul Martha and Dave Fleming while reshuffling receivers Gary Ballman and Pres Carpenter.
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A's split doubleheader. Senators fall in nightcap
Kansas City opened with a 3-1 win in Washington as Diego Segui held the Senators to seven hits over eight innings. Bill Bryan homered and doubled, Rocky Colavito added a RBI, and Dick Green drove in a run. The nightcap saw the A's lose 8-5 as Washington’s Don Zimmer and Mike Brumley produced the early offence.
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Major Stars Rally For Phillies Big Win Over Pirates
Richie Allen drove in four runs with two home runs and a single as Philadelphia pounded Pittsburgh 9-3 to stretch their NL lead to 74 games. Phil Ortega of the Dodgers limited Cincinnati to three hits in a 1-0 complete game, ending the Reds six game streak.
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Tokyo boxing results high light Katsuo Haga beats Lee Kai Yang
Katsuo Haga of Japan outpointed Lee Kai Yang of South Korea in a tight 119 118 decision in Tokyo. Haga’s victory adds a notable win for Japan in the boxing card, with both fighters exchanging power and accuracy across ten rounds.
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Baseball Scoreboard roundup from Associated Press
Major league standings and results across the American and National Leagues with records for Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee New York Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Houston Cleveland Washington and others. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 9 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 New York 2 and more. Sundays scores feature Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Minnesota and Boston. Multiple games scheduled for today and upcoming fixtures listed with results and pitchers.
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Dodger Star Wills Fights Balk Rule Enforcement
Maury Wills accuses NL President Warren Giles of devaluing balk enforcement, claiming umpires were punished for calling balks and that fans are kept from exciting play. Wills notes recent talks with an umpire and cites past bonuses lost over balk calls while leading the league with 38 steals this season.
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Orioles Ace Toughest In Alternate Years
Brooks Robinson shines in all the even years and is a leading MVP candidate if Baltimore clinches the pennant. He sparked a three-win four-game weekend for the Orioles, hitting 8-for-16 and lifting his average to .308 with 22 homers and 85 RBIs as the team stretched its lead over Chicago. Other AL results include New York over Boston, Cleveland sweeping LA, and Minnesota edging Detroit.
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League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
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Seph Vivian Seek Title in Ottawa Country Club Final
Seph, the defending champion, ousted Wayne Deputy 4 and 2 to reach the Ottawa Country Club championship in match play. Vivian advanced by defeating Richard Byrd deUp, with John Wassmer losing 2 up to Merle Willhite in A flight. Other flights report Peters over Conus, Grabham over Barr in B, Fredeen over E Sheldon in C, Shepard over L Wassmer and Bundy over R Hughes in D, Didde over Laury in E, Gaeddert over T Wellington and Holden over Bouska in F, and Lister to meet Roberts in G.
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Shoot Opens at 65th Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia
In Vandalia Ohio the 65th Grand American Trapshoot opened with more than 1,000 marksmen entering a 200-target 16 yard event, as shooters from across the country competed for championships.
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NYC Olympic Trials Start With Wrestling Split Decision
New York City begins its Olympic trial coverage with wrestling on Monday as top contenders debate whether to enter freestyle or Greco-Roman, since Tokyo rules require choosing a single division. The slate includes 17 trials across five sports this year.
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Grid Death Toll Rises From Weekend Football Tragedies
Two 15 year old high school football players died from injuries suffered in practices over the weekend. Daniel D. Pavey a Wash ington Court High School freshman fullback collapsed Friday and died Sunday in Washington Court House Ohio. Allen Wagner a Delone Catholic High School sophomore guard from McSherrytown Pa died Sunday after head injuries in a Delone practice. Football deaths for the past year show 14 total, with 4 or more already this year.
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