National League Roundup Brock Tops Giants in NL Action
Lou Brock stole bases and drove in runs as the St. Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco 9 2 to extend their win streak to seven. Maury Wills of the Dodgers added two steals to reach 51 on the season as Los Angeles won 11 7 over Cincinnati and regained the league lead. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 8 4 behind Don Cardwell’s six hitter in the other NL game.
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Baseball Scoreboard: Rain PPD Games and Schedule Notes
MLB scoreboard lists Houston at Milwaukee as postponed due to rain with other games set for multiple nights. Scheduled today include Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at St Louis Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Houston at Milwaukee with Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Chicago among later-night pairings.
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Topeka Game Canceled and Rescheduled Tonight
Last night's Ottawa American Legions Elks game against Topeka Vanet was canceled. At 8 p.m. tonight the Legion Elks travel to Paola to play at West Second Street Field.
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Clarke Wins Revenge Race in Stockholm Meet
Clarke defeats Kipchoge Keino to reclaim the 5000 meters in the Olympic Stadium with 13:26.4, the fastest time ever there. Keino finishes second in 13:26.2, after beating Clarke last Friday, while Gaston Roelants places third in 13:34.8.
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Belgium
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Pirates Tie Stargell Law for Player of Month
CINCINNATI AP Pittsburghs Willie Stargell slugged 10 home runs and drove in 35 runs in 88 games while Vernon Law won six games as the National Leagues Player of the Month for June. Stargell hit .330 in June as Law allowed 6 earned runs in 62 innings with a 0.87 ERA for the period.
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AAU Stars Run In Wichita Meet With Ryunlisted
In Wichita on July 23 a track meet sponsored by KTVH TV will feature four or five world record holders from the Amae stuel Athletic Union team. The U S team plans a trip to Russia July 31 to August 1. Kansans Jim Ryun of Wichita and Janell Smith of Freeport are entered in the 440 yard dash, while the mile lineup remains incomplete as sponsors aim to attract a post field to challenge Ryun, even if it requires travel.
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Invitation clouds Warsaw running meet politics clash
In Warsaw officials say the U S vs Poland track meet may be affected by a sudden invitation to Communist East Germany to participate on Aug 7-8. U S Embassy officials voiced surprise at the casual announcement and warned it could cause complications while they seek guidance from Washington on the U S position.
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Walter Hagen Ailing Before Throat Examination
Walter Hagen the 72 year old golf legend is to enter Henry Ford Hospital for a throat checkup. He has four British Open titles and two U S Opens. Hagen has undergone cobalt treatment at home in Traverse City Michigan for the past year, as his son Walter Hagen Jr. reports.
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TV Forsakes A's in Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics shift Saturdays game with the Detroit Tigers from 3:15 p.m. to 6 p.m. CST after the national television slot was dropped from the schedule.
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Reds Return First Place
Cincinnati's hold on first in the National League lasted 24 hours as the Los Angeles Dodgers reclaimed the pole position with an 11 7 victory. Dick Sisler noted the shift, Jim O'Toole took his eighth loss and was sent to the bullpen, while Don Drysdale notched his 12th win after snapping a slump.
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Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Summary
International League Buffalo defeated Toronto 7 to 1 with Rochester 4 Syracuse 2 and Columbus 2 Atlanta 0. Toledo at Jacksonville postponed. Pacific Coast League Indianapolis 2.1 Seattle 1.2 and Spokane 5 San Diego 0. Salt Lake 6 Arkansas 3. Tacoma 8 Denver 4. Vancouver at Oklahoma City postponed by rain. Hawaii 3 Portland 2.
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Major Stars Lead Cardinals and Tigers in Separate Wins
Lou Brock of St. Louis collected two singles and a double with three runs in a 3 2 victory over San Francisco while Denny McLain of Detroit limited New York to seven hits for his sixth straight win as the Tigers beat the Yankees 8 0, widening the gap to first place in the American League.
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Angels
Hall Renews Ticket as Hall Leads Twins in AL Rally
Minnesota's Jimmie Hall drove in four runs with two homers and a single as the Twins beat Boston for their sixth straight win and a two game AL lead. Detroit routed New York 8-0, Baltimore beat Kansas City 4-1, and Los Angeles toppled Washington 6-2 as McLain kept his win streak alive.
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Garnett Golfer Nets First Hole in One at Local Course
Norman Brummel, Garnett, faced a rough start on the 185 yard par three fifth hole, scoring a nine. He followed with a remarkable comeback using a three iron, hitting a hole in one on the same hole, reportedly the course’s first, before finishing nine holes at 41 six over par.
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White Sox fall to A's and Dodgers in rough Little League slate
In a chaotic box score style report, White Sox, A's, and National Dodgers each post uneven lines with multiple players accounting for runs and hits. The mismatched totals show imbalance across teams as battered line scores capture a scattered league day.
Church League Baseball Box Score First Methodist vs Christian
Box score shows Christian 11 runs 39 hits 1 error and Methodist 17 runs 33 hits 0 errors. Key players Hiatt Haverty Saffron Larson Wheeler Gentner Smith Norton Watson Dunn Davis Hall Cole Totals listed. Final line indicates Christian 11 39 1 and Methodist 17 33 0.
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Committee Hears About Old Days From Old Heroes
Washington AP. House committee hears former champions Dempsey and Marciano recount boxing era while considering a bill to create a federal boxing commission. Testimony from Nat Fleischer Fred Brooks and others outlines licensing and TV rights as reform seeks to curb corruption, bra brery, and racketeering in boxing.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list shows Clemen te of Pittsburgh at .336 and Mays of San Francisco at .335 in batting. Harper leads runs with 66 for Cincinnati, while Stargell has 65 RBIs for Pittsburgh.
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Election Commission Names Officers and New President
The Election Commission announces officers including Harold Gahagan as president succeeding Marvin Durbin who remains on the board. Other officers are Tom Porter as vice president Robert Wasson as treasurer Orlis Cox as secretary and program director and V O Schultz as board member.
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