Angels Rally to Split with Yankees in New York
The Los Angeles Angels, trimmed but persistent, split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium, taking the second game 12-5 after a 6-3 loss. The Angels climbed to within three games of first, while Camilo Pascual dominated in Washington.
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Yanks
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Tom Tresh
Camilo Carreon
Gene Green
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
St. Louis
Cardinals
Yankees
Saturday and Sunday Scoreboard Results Across Major Leagues
Saturday scores show Milwaukee 5 Chicago 3 and San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 3 among others. Sunday results include San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 3, with several games postponed or listed as twin nights.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New York
Associated Press
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VV Vous
Miss Kansas City Queen For Garnett Car Races
Linda Pryor of Kansas City will be crowned Lake Garnett Grand Prix queen at the Garnett races July 7 and 8. Congressman Ellsworth will introduce her with a red rose bouquet. Don Stith will grant an honorary Rac- ing Association membership. Pryor, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Pryor, attends Kansas City Junior College and plays in the Civic Orchestra. She is Kansas City’s Miss Missouri contestant pick and is a Sports Car Club of America sponsor queen. She will ride in the noon parade and later present trophies to race winners.
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Linda Pryor
Lake Garnett
Robert F. Ellsworth
Washington, D. C
Miss Pryor
Don J. Stith
Garnett Racing Association
Brunette
Eugene Pryor
Kansas City Junior College
Kansas City
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Sports Car Club of America
Lake Garnett Grand Prix
Osawatomie Edges Ottawa In 16 Innings For Legion Win
Osawatomie wins 6-4 over Ottawa Elks in 16 innings with a pair of runs in the 16th. Ottawa led early 3-0, then tied 4-4 in the 11th before Osawatomie pulled away. Box score details note pitchers Dunn and Snider, with Brown earning the win after 5 scoreless innings.
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American Legion
Ottawa Elks
Ottawa
Roy Dunn
Russell Craycraft
Larry Crane
Larry
Dunn
Terry Davis
Ricky Dickerson
Mike Kuder
Don Carpenter
Carpenter la
Rick Snider
Joe Brown
Bill Reinecker
American airman seized by East German police on border charge
An American airman Arvid R. Olson, 24, born in Cloquet Minnesota and home listed as Los Angeles California, was seized by East German police on the Berlin Wall border as a violator. He was arrested Thursday night and released Saturday after 36 hours in custody. A U.S. Air Force spokesman said the incident was under investigation.
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Red Wall
Air Force
Arvid R. Olson
Cloquet
Minn
Los Angeles
Calif
Olson
U.S
A's Regain Eighth Place At Boston
The Kansas City Athletics beat the Red Sox 9-5 at Boston to avoid a sweep and reclaim eighth place. Bobby Del Greco and George Alusik hit homers, with Del Greco homering to chase Earl Wilson and trim the lead to 5-4. Alusik added a two run shot off Dick Radatz, who took the loss.
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Kansas City Athletics
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Bostonians
Bobby del Greco
George Alusik
A’s
del Greco
Wilson
Dick Radatz
Alusik
Cardwell
Mack Jones
Joe Adcock
Dick Bertell
Jones
Bob Hendley
Hoak
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Pirates
al McBean
Larry Jackson
Smoky Burgess
Drysdale Emerges As NL Star Start Candidate
National League starts race for All Star starting job with Drysdale and Joey Jay among contenders. Koufax’s no hitter push from Saturday lingers, while Drysdale's 13 strikeouts and a five-hitter boosted his bid despite hopes the Dodgers ace may claim the role. Giants cling to a half game lead as the pennant chase tightens across the league.
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Los Angeles
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Drysdale
Dodger
New York Mets
Freddy Hutchinson
Koufax
Jay
Mets
Houston
Chicago Cub
Don Cardwell
Milwaukee
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Phillies
Oerter defeats Poles with world discus record at Stagg Field
Al Oerter soars to a world record 204 ft 10 1 2 in discus at Stagg Field amid USA 131 81 win over Poland in a dual meet. He challenges Vladimir Truseyev in Palo Alto the July 21 22 Russian clash as Poland women beat the Americans 61 45. Leah Bennett, Baltimore, Hawaii, sets U S 800 m mark with 2 12 8.
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al Oerter
America
Poland
Russia
Palo Alto
Calif
Oerter
Stagg
U. of Kansas
Vladmimir Truseyov
Walnut
Warsaw
Leah Bennett
Baltimore
University of Hawaii
U.S
Kansas Baseball Congress Opens With 16 Teams In Wichita
The 32nd Kansas Baseball Congress tournament begins in Wichita with 16 certified teams. Salina Blue Jays face Wichita National Guard at 6 p.m. and Wichita Teenagers meet El Dorado Well Cementers at 9 p.m. Other entrants include Wichita Instant Glass, Wichita Dreamliners, Lyn don Lindies, Liberal Bee Jays, Winfield National Guard, Kansas City Giants, Udall Boosters, Dodge City Moose, Kansas City Cardinals, Wichita Domestics, Ulysses Towners, and Tescott Towners. The state champion earns $5,000 and advances to the 28th national tournament starting August 17.
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Wichita
Kansas Baseball Congress
Salina Blue Jays
Wichita National Guard
el Dorado Well Cementers
Wichita Instant Glass
Weller
Wichita Dreamliners
Lyndon Lindies
Liberal Bee-Jays
Winfield National Guard
Kansas City Giants
Udall Boosters
Dodge City Moose
Kansas City Cardinals
Wichita Domestics
Ulysses Towners
Tescott Towners
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