Dodgers win in 13 to stay tied for NL lead
Don Demeter fueled Philadelphia with a homer and a two run shot as the Phillies beat San Francisco 7-2. The Dodgers later edged the Mets 5-4 in 13 innings to pull a half game ahead of the Giants in the National League race.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Don Demeter
Dodgers
Dodger
Phillies
San Francisco
New York Mets
Frank Howard
Jim Gilham
Giants
Bridges Saves Yankees With Late Inning Stand
In a tight AL race, Marshall Bridges entered with bases loaded in the eighth and struck out Don Mincher to preserve a 4-2 lead as the Yankees toppled the Twins. Maris and Mantle homered, lifting New York above Minnesota and into the runner up slot behind Cleveland. Angels routed Boston 19-7, Barber blanked Chicago 6-0, and Kansas City outscored Washington 10-7 as Cleveland and Detroit rested.
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Marshall
Sheriff
Yankees
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Angels
Twins
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Steve Barber
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Maris
Mantle
Jack Kralick
Elston How
W. L. Pet. G
All-America Football Game On TV In Buffalo
The second All-America game between East and West stars will be at War Memorial Stadium tonight with about 22 000 fans. Twenty eight players will join the NFL, 18 in the AFL and 12 in Canada, while two others Greg Mather and Al Rushatz have other commitments. The game airs on Channel 4 at 7 30 Ottawa time and is sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association the Buffalo Evening News and the Buffalo Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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N.Y
War Memorial Stadium
Collegians
Canada
Greg Mather
Navy
al Rushatz
Army
Channel 4
Ottawa
American Football League
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Buffalo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Phillips 66 In League Twinbill At Lawrence
Ottawa's Andrews Phillips 66 softballers chase first in the Eastern Kansas Softball League with a twinbill against Lawrence at 7 30 p m Sunday in Lawrence. Lawrence holds 6 2 record one game ahead of Ottawa 6 4. Ottawa plays Ft Leavenworth in a non league game at Forest Park Saturday at 7 30 with Larry Webker slated to pitch one game each night.
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Andrews - Phillips 66
Lawrence
Ottawans
Forest Park
Ft. Leavenworth
Larry Webker
Cssceeseed
Watson Grange
Marling Hornets
Clinton
Scoreboard highlights and upcoming games in major leagues
Chicago 7 St. Louis 2 and Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 2 lead a long scoreline set including Dodgers, Mets, and Pirates results. Upcoming Saturday features Cleveland at Chicago and Los Angeles at New York with two Sunday games scheduled and the Herald offering a weekly $5 tip reward.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
W. L. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles
Cssseee
Too Much Putting Too Little Primping By Peggy Wilson
Peggy Wilson, the 27 year old from Austin, Texas, joins the women’s golf tour funded by a sporting goods company. The former teacher believes the tour needs new faces and glamour to attract fans, arguing players must be entertainers as well as athletes. She contrasts golf shots with fashion and makeup, noting fans may seek glamour alongside good golf.
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New York
Peggy Wilson
Austin
Tex
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls and Company
Wilson
Sporting
Miss Wilson
Arnold Palmeri
Jack Nicklaus
Elks and Rotary Babe Ruth Winners Crowned
The Elks rallied to beat the Eagles 5 to 4 in bottom sixth inning for an overtime victory. Rotary defeated Boys Club 10 to 5 as Ricky Bien earned the win with two hits and two runs. Ted Haworth pitched for the Elks while Dudley Calder took the loss and Harry Murphy for Rotary’s opponent.
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Rotary
Boys Club
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Dudley Calder
Ricky Bien
Harry Murphy
Abrh Rotary
Sauer
Davis
Peters
Seymour
Wilford
Burrows
Buck
Bones
Fox
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Ris Carlson
Ee Seyler Sooue
Innings Boys Club
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Eiks
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Sheldon Ee Wheeler
Johnston
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Ewe
Adamson
Bennett
Prentice
Richeson
Gumm
Calder Be
Wees Presley
Pheno
Rane Evans
Houston
Ee Cook Peete
Paw Cane
Wellsville Midget C Team No 2 Dominates Stanley 22–4
Wellsville's Midget C Team No 2 secured a landslide victory over Stanley 22 to 4 on Wednesday night. Bobby Crist and Greg Barnett pitched for Wellsville. The Midget B Team fell 13 to 11 at Stillwell on Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Stanley
Bobby Crist
Greg Barnett
Stillwell
Hawkins Takes 68 To Lead Western Open In Chicago
U S Open champion Jack Nicklaus trails by two strokes as Arnold Palmer struggles with errant putting in the Western Open at Medinah. Fred Hawkins carded a 3 under 68 to lead, with Cupit, Sifford and Harney at 69 and several at 70. Palmer blamed poor putting after a 73.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Medinah Country Club
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
PGA
Medinah
el Paso
Tex
Jack Cupit
Charles Sifford
Paul Harney
Nicklaus
Moon Mullins
A's Rally Past Senators 10-7 Behind Three Hits Each
Billy Consolo and Manny Jimenez pace the Athletics with three hits and an RBI each in a 10-7 win over the Senators in Washington. Ed Charles drives in two runs as KC builds a 6-2 lead on three unearned runs in the sixth. Starter Jerry Walker improves to 8-6, going 5 1/3 innings.
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Billy Consolo
Kansas City
Manny Jimenez
Athletics
Senators
Washington
A’s
Gino Cimoli
Ed Charles
Jerry Walker
Little League Cards Have Big Inning
The Cardinals scored eight runs in the third inning to beat the Cubs 15 to 3 in Ottawa's National division Little League. Richard Hughes and Greg Reynolds each had two hits in two trips for the winners, who totaled nine hits. Craig Ralston went two for two for the Cubs. Here is the box score.
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Cardinals
Cubs
Ottawa
Richard Hughes
Grag Reynolds
Craig Ralston
Ruth Jessen Leads After Record First Round at U S Open
Ruth Jessen, a Seattle University journalism major and six year pro, fired a 72 to lead by three in the 10th U S Women's Open in Myrtle Beach. Mickey Wright tied for runner-up after a 75 as Joann Prentice also posted 75. Jessen’s 36 36 equalled the largest first-round lead in tour history.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Ruth Jessen
Seattle University
Seattle
Wash
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Joann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Jessen
USGA
Patty Berg
Rochester
N.Y
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Dick Farrell
Joe Koppe
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