Two West Coast Aces Roll At A Merry Clip
Baseball roundup features Sandy Koufax tying a personal streak with 11th win as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 3-2. Juan Marichal remains dominant for the Giants with an 11th win in a 21 day game victory over Pittsburgh. Mays homers for the Giants, while Ellsworth and Farrell chase their 11th wins with mixed results. Koufax reaches 1,600th career strikeout as Downing the Phillies sinks further in the standings.
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Dodger
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Dick Ellsworth
Houston
Dick Farrell
Pete Rose
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
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Farrell
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Colts
Willie Mays
Bob Veale
del Crandall
Jose Pagan
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
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Cookie Rojas
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Mets
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John Stephenson
Walt Bond
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Orioles Center Field Dilemma With Troubled Jack Brandt
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer weighs benching and shifting Jack Brandt after a hard season start. Bauer jokes about placing Brandt in center field and forgetting him, while the outfielder continues to struggle for a productive hit.
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Little League and Horsemanship Begin Monday
Pee Wee League baseball for eight and nine year olds starts Monday with four inning games at 8 30 and 10 each weekday through July. Horsemanship classes run Monday and Wednesday at the fairgrounds and Tuesday and Thursday at Jack Bennett's Rodeo Grounds for ages seven to 12. bring a horse if available. No Fourth of July activities scheduled by the recreation commission.
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Baseball Leaders From AP Report Highlight AL Standouts
League by the Associated Press lists top American League hitters Allison Minnesota at .340 Oliva .334 with 105 hits and 58 runs. Killebrew leads in home runs with 28 and 60 RBIs. Ford tops pitching with 10-1 record. In the NL, Clemente leads batting at .349 with Mays at .345.
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Mays
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Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
All Star Players Seem Split Across Clubs in 1963
Three members of the 1963 American League All Star squad are with other teams this season Nellie Fox Leon Wagner and Jim Bunning have moved to new clubs.
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Leon ‘Wagner
Jim Bunning
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