Wood Grabs Two Starts to Pace White Sox in AL Standings
Wilbur Wood shifted from reliever to starter and won both of Chicago’s last two decisions, aiding a first-place hold in the American League. He allowed six hits and two runs over 7 2 3 innings, with Hoyt Wilhelm and Bob Locker closing. Causey supplied the decisive run in the fifth and ninth, as Chicago beat Oakland 5-4. The Red Sox moved into second by routing Cleveland, while Minnesota fell after California’s win, and Detroit beat the Yankees.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Wood
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Wilbur Wood
Sox
Jim Hunter
Kansas City
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Minnesota
California
Twins
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bob Locker
Columbus
Boston
Pittsburgh
Jim O'Toole
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Hunter
Pete Ward
Causey
Joe Foy
Luis Tiant
Darrell Brandon
Leon Wagner
Bobby Knoop
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George Brunet
Harmon Killebrew
Minne Rojas
Rich Reese
Willie Horton
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Roberto Clemente
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Willie McCovey
Giants
al Spangler
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
RBI
Cal Koonce
Ron Herbel
Hank Aaron
Clete Boyer
Braves
Phil Niekero
Aaron
Boyer
Nelson Briles
Gary Sutherland
Tony Taylor
Phils
Cincinnati
Tommy Helms
Helms
Sutherland
Reds
Bill Singer
Phil Regan
City Tennis Doubles Matches Set in Various Divisions
In the city tennis lineup, doubles action features Dunn Williams against Bennett, Lewis Cyre Keim facing Macy Schoonover, Binns Hetrick meeting Johnson Lewis, and Winchester Snider with a bye. Senior seeds Geese Frenghe Honneertharer vs Keelin Mudrick. Junior Hanes Bien versus Korkames Cox. Heckman Sellers versus Brown. McDaniels participation noted.
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Macy
Schoonover
Binns
Hetrick
Johnson
Lewis Winchester
Snider
Hanes
Bien
Korkames
Cox Heckman
Sellers
Brown
McDaniels
City Scores Tourney Championship Page Totals
A dense listing shows multiple teams across divisions with scorers and records. Notable entries include KIWANIS-7, ELKS-5, ROTARY-15, LIONS-10 and various softball and youth brackets with player lines and team totals.
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Kiwanis
Kloster
Firestone
Shisler
Randall
Mallicoat
McDaniels
Penn
Brownrigg
Sheldon
Clough
Bulmer
Odel
Finch
ELKS
Grogan
Boyd
Ball
Hart
Wadkins
T. Holland
Cummings
Wiggins
Perkins
Rotary
Drumright
Thompson
Salb
McClay
Snethen
Nesbit
White
Keim
Bioshop
Bones
LIONS
Waymire
Mendell
Abbott
Leitaker
Reynolds
Bugner
Winter
Korkames
Willhite
Gooding
Lel
Totals
Veale's rhythm fuels Pirates three hitter in 9 1 win
Bob Veale fired a complete game three hitter in a 9 1 Pittsburgh win over Houston. He struck out 10 with three walks, boosting his season mark to 11-4 as Pittsburgh moved to 45-44, one game over .500. Bill Mazeroski, Manny Mota, and Roberto Clemente led a 15-hit attack.
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Pirates
Houston Astros
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San Francisco
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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St Louis
Maury Wills
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Astros
Wynn
Bill Mazeroski
Maneny Mota
Heart Attack Fatal To Jimmy Foxx 59
MIAMI AP reports Hall of Fame slugger Jimmy Foxx died at 59 from a heart attack. The former Philadelphia Athletics first baseman helped win pennants and two World Series titles, and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1951. Foxx batted .325 lifetime and led the AL in hits and home runs multiple times.
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Miami
Fla
Jimmy Foxx
Double X
Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
A’s
Regents Give E-State Green Light To Build New Football Stadium
TOPEKA AP The Kansas State University football stadium project receives state Board of Regents approval with authorization to sell 1,450,000 in revenue bonds. The decision signals funding for construction and related infrastructure as part of the university expansion plan.
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Topeka
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State Finance Council
Branch Agricultural Experiment Station
Garden City
Finney County
Regents
Kansas City
Kan
Max Bickford
Bickford
State Budget Department
University of Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Legislative Council
Pittsburg State College
Fort Hays State College
Overbrook Lyndon Win e Team Tilts
In District IV American Legion play Overbrook pitcher Gayle Miles no hit Herington 11 0 in five innings and Lyndon beat a Peabody Burlingame substitute team 15 3. The two winners meet for the final at 8 tonight with the champion advancing to Chanute for the state B team tournament. Miles had three hits while Hitt and Miles drove in two each. Lyndon’s Tom Tincher had four RBIs and Lloyd Tiffany three hits.
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Stout
Overbrook
American Legion
Gayle Miles
Herington
Peabody
Burlingame
Chanute Rug
Miles
Jerry Jensen
Roger Hitt
Gary Miles
Jeff Casten
Tom Tincher
Lloyd Tiffany
Favorites trail as PGA championship enters third round
Denver AP report details a volatile start to the $150,000 PGA Championship at Columbine Country Club. Tommy Aaron leads at 135 after a 70 65 first day, with Palmer and Nicklaus each stalling. Heat and humidity persist as the field aims for 151 and under to reach the final rounds, telecast by ABC.
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Denver
Colo
Tommy Aaron
Columbine Country Club
Columbine
ABC
Palmer
Nicklaus
Women's Golf Ot tawa First Round Results Report
First Flight matches completed show Sue Wolgast defeating Mary Lou Sheldon and Betty Walker defeating Ann Crawford while second-round pairings list Wolgast versus Walker and Sheldon versus Crawford. Second Flight results include Mary Kay Johnson over Bernice Evans and Ervalene Hashagen over Rose Mary Malouf with Ann Fredeen defeating Alice Hysom and Doris Elder-Bye noted. Second-round pairings in Second Flight set Johnson against Hashagen and Fredeen against Elder with Evans versus Malouf and Hysom bye.
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Ottawa
Sue Wolgast
Mary Lou Sheldon
Betty Walker
Ann Crawford
Wolgast
Walker
Sheldon
Crawford
Mary Kay Johnson
Bernice Evans
Ervalene Hashagen
Rosemary Malouf
Ann Fredeen
Alice Hysom
Doris Elder
Johnson
Hasheagan
Fredeen
Elder
Evans
Malouf
Hysom
Pro Soccer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League Results
Oakland beat Toronto 2 1 in Fridays action as Atlanta faced New York and Pittsburgh met Philadelphia. St Louis took on Los Angeles on Saturday with Chicago scheduled to play Baltimore on Sunday.
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Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
City Amateur Baseball and Softball Schedule
City schedules show JUNIOR LEAGUE games across A B C divisions from July 24 to 27 including Yankees Orioles White Sox Athletics Indians Tigers Dodgers Giants Pirates Braves Cubs, plus PEEWEE LEAGUE matchups and multiple evening games. Women and junior high girls softball listed with teams such as N Baptist F Baptist Foursquare First Christian Nazarene Dirty Sneakers Charley Brown Hawthorne and others.
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Geiberger
Doug Sanders
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Jets
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Small—Bears
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Westminster
Wes. Methodist
B. Chapel
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F. Christian
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Dirty Sneakers
Charley Brown
Buttercups
Lincoln Vs
Hawthorne
Audivox
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Audivox Hearing Aid Center
W. 7Th
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Biate
Saffron Glass Co
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S. Main
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