National League Roundup Loses Night For Sandy Koufax
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax suffered his third defeat as the Dodgers fell 2-0 to the Cardinals led by Lou Brock and Orlando Cepeda. Mike Shannon belted a two run homer off Koufax. Ray mond pitched 12 innings for Houston in a 2-1 win over Cincinnati. Fryman tossed a one hitter in Pittsburgh 12-0 over the Mets. Giants beat Braves 9-5 after fog delays at Candlestick Park.
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Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jackson
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodger
Mike Shannon
Raymond
Houston
Cincinnati
Fryman
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Ron Hunt
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Giants
Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Shannon
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
Phillies
Cub
Bill White
Candlestick Park
Braves
Ted Abernathy
Don Landrum
Woody Woodward
Willie McCovey
Chi Chi Olivo
Woodward
Sam McDowell and Bill Short Win Big Baseball Night
Sam McDowell pitched a two hitter with 13 strikeouts for Cleveland in a 5-0 win over the Angels. Bill Short returned to form with a six hit 2-0 victory for Baltimore over Minnesota, extending the AL lead. Orioles stretch five games ahead as Tigers split with Kansas City. Yankees top Washington 8-6. Chicago edges Boston in 13 innings. Mantle three hits and Pepitone homer fuel New York's early lead.
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Sam McDowell
Billy Short
Short
McDowell
Cleveland
Indians
California Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Gary Bell
Angels
Sudden Sam
Orioles
Twins
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Tigers
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Gary Peters
Mike Ryan
Bob Locker
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Senators
Billie Jean King Captures Wimbledon Singles Title
Billie Jean King of Long Beach California defeated Maria Bueno of Brazil 6-3 3-6 6-1 to win the Wimbledon women’s singles title, the first American women’s champion since 1962. Santana beat Dennis Ralston to claim the men’s title.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Maria Buceno
Brazil
Mrs. King
Billie Jean Moffitt
Karen Hantze Susman
Manuel Santana
Spain
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Maria
Margaret Smith
Australia
Billie Jean
Ree
Little League Roundup Standings and Leaders
American League standings show Indians White Sox Athletics Orioles Tigers Yankees in top positions. Pitching leaders include Randy Firestone Mike Wallace Richard Mendell Greg Bulmer Lyle Black. Batting leaders feature Bruce Whitacre Terry Wallace Randy Hughes Chris Kornhaus Sonny Peed Russ Hughes and Carey Van Aken. National League Braves Pirates Cardinals Giants Cubs Dodgers lead home run list with Drumright Rogers Waymire Nesbit and others among top hitters.
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Indians
White Sox
Athletics
Orioles
Tigers
Yankees
Randy Firestone
Mike Wallace
Richard Mendell
Greg Bulmer
Lyle Black
Bruce Whitacre
Terry Wallace
Randy Hughes
Chris Kornhaus
A’s
Sonny Peed
Russ Hughes
Carey van Aken
David Baldwin
National League
Braves
Pirates
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Dodgers
David Drumright
Keith Rogers
Larry Waymire
Freddy Brown
Chris Finch
Terry Nesbit
Scott Calder
Cards
Rex Pope
Andy Stauffer
David Beets
Jimmy Lawson
Ray Ingram
James Bien
City Baseball Schedule Shows Week of July Games
The list outlines multiple leagues and venues for July games. Baseball matchups include Giants vs Cubs at Forest Park West and Dodgers vs Cardinals at Forest Park East. Other cities host Braves Pirates Yanks Indians White Sox Orioles Tigers and more across July 5 to 8 with senior church and minor league pairings also listed.
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Giants
Cubs
Forest Park West
Dodgers
Cardinals
Forest Park
Braves
Pirates
Forest Park East
St. Pirates
Yanks
Indians
Forest Park East Athletics
Tigers
White Sox
Orioles
Athletics
St. White Sox
Tigers Forest Park
Pittsburg Whiteswash Ottawa 11-0 in Parsons tourney
Pittsburg routed Ottawa 11-0 to open the Parsons Invitational, chalking up 12 hits and scoring four in the third inning. Gene Farris pitched four solid frames, limiting Ottawa to four hits and seven strikeouts, while Ted Haworth struggled early for Ottawa. Ottawa meets Parsons in the late game as the tourney continues with round-robin play and Sunday’s final determining the champ.
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Parsons
Pittsburg
Ottawa American Legion-Elks Little Mercy
Columbus
Ottawa
Pittsburgh Columbus
Legion-Elks
Gene Farris
Leegion-Elks
Ted Haworth
Haworth
Gene Reneau
Chuck Waymire
Porter New Bee President in Ottawa Recreation Commission
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announced that Forest Park swimming and wading pools will be the only recreation area open Monday July 4. At a commission meeting on Thursday Tom Porter was elected president, replacing Harold Gae again, and Orlis Cox was hired as full time director of the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Forest Park
Ottawa
Recreation Commission
Commission
Tom Porter
Presient
Harold Gaehagan
Orlis Cox
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Liston Wins In Comeback Bout
Sonny Liston wins in his first fight in over a year in Stockholm and plans to resume training soon for more bouts on the comeback trail seeking another world title shot.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sonny Liston
Liston Heavyweight Title Bout Recap and Next Foe Talk
The former champion Liston knocked out Gerhard Zech in 1 11 of 7th round in a 10 rounder. Liston weighed 221, Zech 226, first match since the May 1965 controversial K.O. by Cassius Clay. Pollino vetoes Williams as next foe. wants top 10-15 heavyweights and four more bouts before a title shot.
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Gerhard Zech
Germany
Liston
Zech
Cassius Clay
Lewiston
Maine
Joe Pollino
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Tex
Sonny
Pollino
Williams
Tod Herring
First Baptist edge Faith Lutheran in scoring recap
A compact box score shows First Baptist led by Hodge 3-2-2 and Finney 4-1-2 followed by Schufler 4-1-2 and Smith 4-1-1. Faith Lutheran spread scoring with Williams 0-1-0 and Meyer Jr. 3-1-0 while Wesleyan and Foursquare trailed in totals 25-15 and 23-10 respectively.
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Presley
Hodge
Grogan
Finney
Schufler
Smith
Markham
Turner
Lewis
Meyer
Mapes
Allen
Totals
Faith Lutheran
Williams
Hansen
Menden
Meyer, Jr
Haworth
Dexman
Lele
Masenthin
Brown
Peterson
Meyer, Sr
Rogers
Wesleyan
Hazen
Adcock
Sundstrom
Lucas
Iser
Rothfuss
de Priest
Foursquare
Sumner
Jones
Gillaspie
McDaniel
Greisen
Bean
Mills
Bulson
Oklahoma players sweep Missouri Valley Junior Tennis finals
Oklahoma athletes have clinched two championships and hold three more titles in play at Kansas City. Bruce Barrett of Oklahoma City defeated top seed Charles Allen of Overland Park to reach the boys 18 and under final against Charles' brother Bob Alloo. In the 16 and under finals, Robin Sandage of Muskogee and Scott Martin of Bartlesville advance.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Bruce Barrett
Oklahoma City
Charles Allen
Overland Park
Kan
Charles
Bob Alloo
Robin Sandage
Muskogee
Scott Martin
Bartlesville
Baseball Scoreboard AP Highlights Standings and Games
The Associated Press baseball scoreboard shows leaders Baltimore Detroit Cleveland and California atop the American League with Minnesota and New York trailing. National League leaders San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia set the pace with Houston Cincinnati St Louis and Atlanta chasing. Today’s games include doubleheaders in several cities with various day and night schedules.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadel
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Women’s Golf Pairings for Wednesday Reported
Wednesday pairings include H Kramer with M Johnson and Wolgaste with Foulks. Fredeen Speer reads pairing with Read, Fockele with South Hashagen, Sheledon Begg, Seymoure Deputy, Crawford Elder and W Johnson, Hysom. Reservations for cane cancellations? Call CH 22644 or 3695 before noon Tuesday.
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H. Kramer M. Johnson
Wolgaste Foulks
Fredeen - Speer
Read. Fockele
South-Hashagen
Sheledon - Begg
Seymoure
Crawford,Elder
W. Johnson
Hysom
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Claude Raymond
Woody Fryman
Mike Cuellar
Reds
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Lillis
Hunt
Gene Alley
Southpaw
Sam
Bill Short
Gates Brown
Detroit
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Miss Smith
Owenn Davidson
Santana
Ken Fletcher
John Newcombe
Davidson
Bill Bowrey
Judy Tegart
Maria Bueno
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Fletcher
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Saffron Glass Co
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St Baptist
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Royals
Hawks
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Waymire
O’ Neil
Lee Gione
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Harkins
R. Brady
O'Neil
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Roush
Heck
T. Brady
Lf Lloyd
Reynolds
Miller
AB White
Farabi
Watt
Fern
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Naccarato
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Porter New Bee President
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Kloster
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Kersley
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van Fossan
Stauffer
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Mustain
Dean Berlin
Seaton
United van Lines
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