Nazarenes win Church League title after late rally
In Ottawa's Church Softball league final, Church of the Nazarene defeated Wellsville Methodist-Baptist 9-8 in a seventh inning rally. Nazarenes tied the score on a wild pitch and a later fumble, then won when Wells ville erred on Larry Cyre’s hard hit ball, Paul Brown earning the save over starter Merle Sne ten.
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Yankees Open Lead With Weak Opponents In AL Play
Associated Press sports writer notes New York Yankees extend lead by dominating weaker teams. Yankees hold 17–4 record against Boston Kansas City and Washington, while Los Angeles and Cleveland trail. Yankees push lead to 34 games after 3–1 win over Kansas City as Washington’s Don Rudolph blanks the Angels 4–1.
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Palmer Is Popular Guy at Aronomink
Masters and British Open champion Arnold Palmer drew crowds at Aronomink Golf Course in Newtown Square as he inspected the layout on his first club use since winning the British title last Friday. Hundreds gathered to watch, despite threating skies during a practice round.
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Carry Back Wins Monmouth Park Handicap Record
New York AP carries the tale of Carry Back, trained by Jack Price for Katherine Price, storming back from a Belmont Stakes injury to dominate the Monmouth Park Handicap in New Jersey. The rugged colt set a blazing track record, earning $109,150.
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Pomona I. O. O. F. Picnic Opens With Good Crowd
A good crowd attended the first night of the Pomona I. O. O. F. Picnic with a program and dance led by picnic chairman Nels Kristenson. Tomorrow night features the Rhythm Ramblers show and dance band, plus a carnival ongoing during the event.
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Scoreboard Monday Results and Today’s Games
Scoreboard reports New York 3 Kansas City 1 and Washington 4 Los Angeles 1 with only these results. The day lists games New York at Boston Washington at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City Detroit at Los Angeles and notes Wednesday’s schedule New York at Boston Cleveland at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Detroit at Los Angeles.
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San Francisco 8 New York 2 dominates early baseball score
Score report shows San Francisco defeating New York 8 to 2. Other finishes include Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2. Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 0. Chicago at Houston postponed by rain. several night games scheduled including Philadelphia at Houston two twi night and Chicago at St. Louis later.
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Clemente Seeks Batting Title to Lift Pirates Earn Pennant
Roberto Clemente pushes to win another National League batting crown as the Pirates chase the pennant. He extends a 14 game hitting streak while Johnny Logan belts a grand slam in a 5-2 win over the Cardinals to pull within four games of the Dodgers. Giants win 3-2 over the Mets as Braves blank Reds 3-0 behind Hendley. Musial goes 3-for-3 for St Louis. Garibaldi and Sanford win for Giants. McMillan and Adcock homer for Braves.
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Polio Trip Almost Ended Pitcher Ted Bowsfield
Ted Bowsfield of the Los Angeles Angels learned he had polio during a May 30 warmup. Doctors credited Salk shots and electrical treatments for a gradual recovery that let him return to pitching by June 20. He then won four straight decisions before a recent loss to Washington.
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Athletics Recall Pitcher Bob Giggie From Portland
Kansas City Athletics recall right handed pitcher Bob Giggie from Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Giggie, 28, has a 6-8 record with a 2.73 earned run average.
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Baseball Batting Leaders Duel In AL and NL
Pete Runnels of the Boston Red Sox widened his American League lead to 841 with eight hits in 23 at bats as Manny Jimenez struggled with five hits in 19 trips. Runnels rose seven points while Jimenez fell five to .334. Tommy Davis held NL lead at .353 with 6-for-17 and Roberto Clemente rose eight to .350 with nine hits in 19 at bats.
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Yanks Help Attendance Boosts Angels At Dodger Stadium
New York Yankees series boosted Los Angeles Angels attendance at Dodger Stadium to 137,078 across three games. The Sunday doubleheader drew 12,565, lifting 1962 home attendance to 623,618, surpassing last season's 603,510 at Wrigley Field.
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Athletics Rap Tigers 9-2 in Little League clash
The Athletics scored in every inning to defeat the Tigers 9-2. Don Stevens had three hits in three at bats, Mark Willhite added two for three, and Gary Ide earned the win. Steve Terry and Kevin Ralston took the loss as the Tigers finished with four hits.
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Mark Willhite
Steve Terry
Gary Ide
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