Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Major league scoreboard shows Pittsburgh leading the National League with 56 wins and 38 losses followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the American League Baltimore leads with 65 wins and 32 losses as Detroit and California trail. Results include St Louis beating Chicago 9-4 and Houston defeating Pittsburgh 5-2. Upcoming games feature cross-division matchups and exhibition notes for Cooperstown.
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Impressive Support Impressive Support in Los Angeles Meet
In Los Angeles at the International Games Memorial Coliseum the two day track and field meet showcased star runners Ron Clarke of Australia and Jim Ryan of the United States. Clarke faced Billy Mills Tracy Smith and Bill Baille in the 10,000 meters while Ryan faced Tom Farrell as part of a global, star studded field.
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Chrysler Won't Race In 1967
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp which swept stock car racing this year bows out for 1967. B M Rodger Chrysler special car manager says change to encourage return of stock car racing to a more independent status. Chrysler reportedly poured about 3 million dollars into its stock car program in the past year.
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Cash Powers Tigers Win as Swift Faces Health Fight
Norm Cash belted a grand slam to spark Detroit's 10-5 victory over Cleveland, snapping a six game slide. Bob Swift, hospitalized with a malignant lung tumor, received good news as the Tigers won for him. Pitcher Jim Palmer led Baltimore past Chicago 3-1 and other AL and NL results followed.
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District Little League games washed out in Kansas rains
Friday rain halted two district games in Olathe and Paola. Ottawa National All-Stars face Osawatomie at 5 30 p m on Walnut Street field in Olathe. American All-Stars meet Paola at 8 p m on Little Russell Field in Paola. Winners advance to next week's district finals at Olathe East.
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Snead Sparks Golden Anniversary Hope At Firestone
Sammy Snead at 54 led the halfway field in Akron as the only player under par at 139, with Firestone scores tight behind him. Geiberger and Janu ary sat one stroke back at 140 while legends like Nicklaus and Palmer trailed by several strokes. Snead discussed aging, nerves, and sustaining his famed swing as he eyes another strong finish.
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Palmer Sounds The Battle Cry At Firestone
AKRON Ohio AP Arnold Palmer rallying cry after saying anything can happen on this course amid PGA Championship at Firestone. Sam Snead led at 139 after 36 holes. Don January and Al Geiberger within a stroke at 140. Palmer shot 75 73 to 148, nine back, with leaders pressing as heat baked the crusty greens. Julius Boros and Nicklaus also posted 141 and 146 respectively as tough conditions favored par.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights From MLB Season
The list cites top performers by at bats including Snyder and Robinson of Baltimore with high averages and runs, while pitchers Watt and Miller show strong records. Batting leaders feature Alou, Clemente, Aaron, Stargell, and Brock, with notable home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases across teams like Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and San Francisco. A mix of hitting stats and pitching records also mark the season’s standout performances.
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Women golfers pairings for Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club
At Ottawa Country Club Tuesday SneerFredeen Elderse Evans South Lyman Hashagens Wolgast and B LymanWeidmann are listed with reservation contacts D South CH 2 3761 and M K Johnson CH 2 3016. In Osawatomie invitational Tuesday Sue Wolgast won medalist honors and Doris Peters Helena Kraemer won their respective flights.
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Pancake Palmer Joins Baseball’s Nickname Parade
Jim Palmer, the Baltimore Orioles right hander, adds Pancake to the league’s colorful nicknames after a six hitter over the White Sox to move his record to 11-4. He won seven of his last eight decisions, aided by Brooks Robinson’s two run homer and Paul Blair’s squeeze bunt. Palmer’s breakfast ritual and superstitions, from pancakes on the road to gum in his pocket, are cited as part of his routine.
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Wichita Near Dome Stadium Plan Hears City Support
Wichita Mayor John Stevens says promoters have raised 10 million dollars toward a domed Air Capital Coliseum. The facility would seat 50 000 for football and include 36 000 baseball seats 20 000 to 32 000 for basketball a track a skating rink and space for shows and a shopping center. Construction could start soon with completion in 12 to 14 months after start.
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Williams and Stengel Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown NY AP Ted Williams long hitting record and Casey Stengel famed for his talkative persona formally inducted into the Hall of Fame on Monday increasing total members to 104.
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