Drysdale Falls To Mets In Five Run Loss For Dodgers
Dodgers star Don Drysdale suffers fifth loss in nine decisions as the Mets rally behind Ken Boyer's two run homer and a three run rally to beat Los Angeles 6 2. Jack Fisher, now 3 5, allows only three hits over five innings. Wes Parker homers for LA in the ninth.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Jack Fisher
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
New York
Fisher
Drysdale
Mets
Wes Parker
Drysedale
Ken Boyer
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Jim Bunning
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Ryun Grelle Chase Jazy Mile Record At Compton Meet
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun and Portland’s Jim Grelle headline the Compton Invitational mile with the aim of breaking Michel Jazy’s world record of 3 55 6 in Los Angeles. Promoters also feature Bob Seagren and John Pennel in the pole vault and a star field including Ludvik Danek Ralph Boston and Gaston Roglants.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Compton
Memorial Coliseum
Bob Seagren
John Pennel
Ludvik Danek
Czechoslovakia
Ralph Boston
Gaston Roglants
Belgium
Ryan
Grelle
Peter Snell
San Diego
Calif
Michel Jazy
France
George Young
America
Gerry Lindgren
Chris Westman
Washington State
Geoff Pyne
USLA
Tracy Smith
Pasadena
Rick Riley
Spokane
Wash
Nicklaus Seeks 63 In Memphis Open Round Two Hustle
In Memphis Nicklaus eyes a 63 as he birdies 17 but settles for 64 after a near miss on 17. He trails leaders Bert Yancey and Gene Littler who share the 132 after two rounds at Colonial Country Club. Hogan advances with a 69 to stay in the field of 77 qualifiers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
United States
Bert Yancey
Gene Littler
States
Yancey
Littler
Jack Rule
Bruce Devlin
Johnny Pott
Bob Goalby
Tommy Jacobs
Wright Garrett
Homero Blancas
Bob Charles
Colonial Country Club
Ben Hogan
Cepeda Ties Record But Helps Defeat The Foes
The Associated Press notes slugger Orlando Cepeda tied a National League record Friday night yet the Cardinals bow to Atlanta 3 2. Cepeda hit into three double plays after Curt Flood’s singles, while Frank Robinson’s two run homer paced Baltimore past Kansas City 3 2. Bob Gibson earned the win for St Louis, as Joe Hoerner finished after Hank Aaron’s 18th home run and a late rally by Atlanta.
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Bunning
Phils
Giants
Bob Uecker
Rich Allen
Cookie Rojas
Bob Gibson
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Joe Hoerner
Mack Jones
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Orelando Cepeda
Flood
Tim McCarver
Braves
Don Pavietich
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Byron Browne
Jim Pagliaroni
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Woody Fryman
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Flosh
Tim Moe Carver
Gibson
Hoerner
Lou Brock
Jerry Buehek
Robinson
Baltimore
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Luis Aparicio
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Downing
Boston
George Scott
George Smith
Joe Foy
Tom Tresh
Lamabe
Senator
J.C. Martin
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
RBI
Fred Whitfield
Dick Radatz
Twins
Inedians
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Athletics
Ken Harrelson
Senior League scorers and totals from Kiwanis and Elks games
Senior League box scores list Kiwanis players Kloster Sheldon and Drake along with totals 21 125 over Kinougit Warnock Peters and North. Elks and Lions lines show Overholt Holton Wright Wiggin Reynolds Crane Cole and Watkin with totals 20 860 and 20 1 2 respectively.
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Kiwanis
Kloster
S. Sheldon
Kersley
Drake
del- O
J. Sheldon
Randel
Mallicoat
Toumberslin
Bulmer
Perez
Lot
Box
Clu Pres Kinougit
Warnock
Kiem
Sele
Stark
Welton
Tetwiler
Peters
North
Steephenson
Totals
Elks
Overholt
Holton
Trout
Cummings
Wright
Queen
Wiggins
Reynolds
Crane
Cole
Watkins
Grogan
Boyd
LIONS
Cochrane
Shisler
Nesbit
Pollom
Abebott
Cartmill
Leitnaker
Bugner
Winter
Fleming
Korkames
Little League Pirates vs Cardinals and Orioles clash results
A fragmented box score lists Pirates Holtow and 3201 Jones led by Lawson, Rodgers, Buckner while Cardinals Beets and Anderson spark a 4-0-0 effort alongside Orioles performers Pacheco and Hudson. Tigers players Attic and Hughes appear in an 16 to 23 line, with Braves performers Waymire and Drumright contributing in a 31 to 17 totals.
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Pirates
Holtow
Jones
Lawson
Rodgers
Buckner
Moore
Brown
Radcliff
Fitzgerald
Young
Cardinals
Anderson
Penn
Finch
Calder
Stewart
Gorton
Cox
Orioles
Hughes
Russ
Porter
Drake
Bishop
Rothfuss
Heathman
Morelet
League Leaders National and American League batting and pitching
National League batters lead with Mota of Pittsburgh at .375 and Allen of Philadelphia at .341. Aaron of Atlanta tops runs with 38 and RBIs with 38, while Mays and Flood trail with 33 RBIs. Alou leads hits with 65, Hart 59. Double lineup shows Johnson 12 doubles, Alou 11, Alou 7 triples with Moe Carver 5. Aaron also has 18 homers. Hart 14. Wills leads stolen bases with 22, Jackson 16. Marshall powers 10s0 decisions. Koufax 91. Gibson 101 strikeouts. American League features Oliva at .352, Robinson at .322, Agee 32 runs, Richardson 31, Robinson 60 hits, Yastrzemski 32 RBIs, Robinson and Yastrzemski 14 doubles, Campaneris 5 triples. Scott 13 homers, Oliva 12, Gee. Stolen bases show Agee 16, Cardena 11. Pitching decisions split Watt 51 and Sanford 52. McLain 52. Strikeouts Ford Richter 82 and McDowell 76.
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Associated Press
Mota
Pittsburgh
Allen
Philadelphia
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Flood
St. Louis
Alou
Johnson
Los Angeles
Taylor
Moe Carver
Wills
Jackson
Houston
Marichal
Koufax
Gibson
Oliva
Minnesota
Robinson
Baltimore
Agee
Chicago
Richardson
California
Yastrzemski
Boston
Boseton
F. Robinson
Knoop
Valentine
Washington
Foy
Schaal
Campaneris
Kansas City
Scott
Reichardt
Cardena
Watt
Sanford
McLain
Detroit
Richert
McDowell
Cleveland
Baseball Scoreboard and Week Schedule Summary
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading with 32 17 and 653, Los Angeles 29 19 .604, Pittsburgh 27 20 .674, Phila 26 20 .565, Houston 27 22 .561, St. Louis 21 23, Cincinnati 20 23 .465, New York 16 24 .400, Atlanta 20 30 .400, Chicago 13 33 .283. Friday results include New York 6 LA 2 and Pittsburgh 7 Houston 2. St Louis 3 Atlanta 2. Cincinnati 8 Chicago 6. Upcoming games list LA at NY, SF at Philly, St Louis at Atlanta, Chicago at Cincinnati, Houston at Pittsburgh. Sunday's fixtures: LA at NY, Chicago at Cincinnati. Monday schedule notes SF at Philadelphia as night only, others follow.
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Associated Press
National League
San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Phila
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Schedule of baseball and church league games and clubs
A compact schedule lists games for June including Giants versus Braves Pirates versus Dodgers Cardinals versus Cubs Giants versus Pirates Cardinals versus Braves Cubs versus Dodgers and Yanks versus White Sox Orioles versus Athletics Tigers versus Indians Yanks versus Orioles Tigers versus White Sox Indians versus Athletics. Also church matchups Nazarene versus Wesleyan Westminster versus Bethany First Christian versus Faith Lutheran Sacred Heart versus First Methodist First Baptist versus Wesleyan Nazarene versus Foursquare Rotary versus Lions Eagles versus Elks Boys Club versus Lions Kiwanis versus Elks Boys Club versus Elks Rotary versus Eagles in late games.
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Giants
Braves
Pirates
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cubs
Yanks
White Sox
Orioles
Athletics
Tigers
Indians
Nazarene
Wesleyean
Westminster
Bethany
First Christian
Faith Lutheran
Sacred Heart
First Methodist
First Baptist
Wesleyan
Rotary
Lions
Eagles
Elks
Kiwanis
Boys
Red Sox Pass on Walks Backfires in Lamabe Shutouts
In a roundup of American League games, Jack Lamabe delivered back-to-back shutouts for Chicago against Washington after Boston penalized by walking a .156 hitter to face a .158 man. The Yankees routed Boston 15-5 as Clete Boyer benefited from intentional walks. Downing drove in five with a hit parade and a bases loaded triple.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jack Lamabe
Senators
Lamsabe
Red Sox
Lamabe
Chicago White Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
Hitc Ting
al Downing
Earl Wilson
Boyer
Yankees
Downing
Runeners
Ken Sanders
Church League Scores and Player Totals Report
Results from the Church League show Faith Lutheran leading with 31-20-9 totals, Sacred Heart 21-5-4, FourSquare 23-3-5, and teams like 18st Baptist and others posting individual player lines including Smith, Hertel, Gillaspie, and Minsch. The mixed totals reflect a busy league day with varied scoring and player contributions across clubs.
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Church League
Baptist
Smith
Markham
Grogan
Presley
Allen
Turner
Myers
Finney
Hodge
Boucek
Sacred Heart
Hertel
Didier
Spears
Brady
Sauer
Stine
Rupp
Garcia
Akers
Parker
Jelel
Salb
Wood
Minsch
Totals
Faith Lutheran
Hayden
Rodgers
Dexman
Meyer
Brown
Menden
Williams
Chapman
Peterson
Buck
Sage
Nichols
Zimmerman
Deitz
Toetal
Foursquare
J. Gillaspie
W. Gillaspie
Grelsen
Hartepence
Rogers
Women's Golf Pairings for Tuesday June 7th
The list shows Tuesday matchups: Clos with Johnson, Begg with South, Read with Cutting, Crawford with Sheldon, Foulks with D Peters, Hysom with Wallace, Gaynor with Kramer, Lyman with Fulton, Fockele with Elder, Wolgast with Elder? Reservations: call 3401 or 4160.
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Clos
Johnson
Begg
South
Read
Cutting
Crawford
Sheldon
Foulks
D. Peters
Hysom
Wallace
Gaynor
Kramer
Lyman
Fulton
Fockele
Elder and Wolgast
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Ryun
Jazy
Dick Green
A’s
Cupss
Wassmer
Schoonover
Carey
Wilson
Baucek
Bickerstaff
Hernandez
Dunn
Bennett
Kraft
Usher
Daugherthy
Mille
Waymire
Drumright
Pope
Seed
McDaniel
Stauffer
Brownrige
Oel
Griffin
Geiss
Selelers
Olmsted
Heteter
Rowell
Ingersoll
Thompson
Timken
Stewart Warner
Stan
Auto Parts
Anne
Willie Horton
Hank Aguirre
Marcelino Low Pez
Aguirre
Larry Sherry
Saffron Glass Co
Dean Berlin
Rg, sOttawac Transfer, & Storage
Seaton
S. Hickory
United van Lines
American Tourister’s
Ottawa
Vassmer
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