Battle for Batting Title Heats Up in NL Race
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax and Larry Sherry limited the Mets to three hits as Los Angeles won 3-0. Hank Aaron hit a ninth inning grand slam for Milwaukee in a win over St. Louis, while Frank Robinson had three RBIs in Cincinnati’s 8-4 victory over Chicago. Roberto Clemente added three hits as Pittsburgh beat Houston 6-4. Willie Mays led San Francisco to a 5-3 win over Philadelphia, keeping the Giants and Dodgers a half game behind. Clemente climbed to .348, Robinson to .344, Aaron to .336, with Davis at .353 in the batting chase.
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Ellis Win Boys Club Domination In 11-0 Openers
Dan Harkins threw a one hit gem as Boys Club routed Eagles 11-0 to start a Babe Ruth league doubleheader. Madison Stein led a six hit team with two in two trips, scoring twice. Terry Lay took the loss. In the nightcap Elks rallied for eight runs in the second to beat Rotary. Jack Sauer and Ted Haworth pitched for the clubs with Sauer taking the loss and Richeson delivering two hits for the winners.
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Little Leaguers Sell Candy for New Caps and Uniforms
Ottawa Jaycees Little League committee chairman Larry Walburn says about 150 players will sell six $1 candy packages to raise funds for caps and 25 uniforms. Another civic group had pledged caps but cancelled to sponsor Babe Ruth league. Each boy two bags of butterscotch and cinnamon candy. sale ends July 20.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering Offer
Local advertises upholstery services for truck seats tarps and canvas repairs. Offers canvas awnings repair and recovery work under the banner de Barnes with contact 2-3243.
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Redskins Sign Fred Hageman
Washington signs veteran guard Fred Hageman and three other players to 1962 NFL contracts. Hageman, a former Kansas star, joins the Redskins along with three veterans in a group move announced Thursday in Washington.
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Slump-busting three run homer lifts Indians over Orioles
Cleveland outfielder Chuck Essegian, mired in a rare slump, was used as a pinch hitter and belted a three run homer to power the Indians to a 6-4 win over Baltimore. The blast moved Cleveland within .004 of the AL lead as other games saw Torres drive in four for the Angels and Pizarro win again for the White Sox.
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Glamor Girls Lead Milwaukee Open After Round One
Mickey Wright and Barbara Romack posted par 70s at Tuckaway Country Club to grab a two stroke edge in the Milwaukee women's Open, the $10,000 event. The field of 49 pursues the 72 hole test, with Wright building on a possible repeat of last year’s money race.
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Little Cards Rout Giants in Little League Showdown
Cardinals pitcher Richard Hughes allowed only one hit and one run as the Cardinals built a 4-0 first inning, 4-0 second inning push to a 10-run win. Giants scored their lone run in the first inning. The Herald offers $5 weekly for top reader tip.
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