Baseball Scoreboard spreads across leagues from AP report
National League standings show San Francisco at 21 750 and Houston 16 11, with Pittsburgh 14 11 and Los Angeles 15 18 in pursuit. A day of results includes Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1 and San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0, amid postponed Houston at New York and multiple scheduled games.
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Weather Turns Frick To Links
NEW YORK AP Ford Frick former baseball commissioner says retirement is restless on the golf course not the ball parks. He notes he still cares about the game and will visit Yankee Stadium or Shea Stadium when the weather warms. He stays busy playing golf and awaiting warmer days.
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Giants and Marichal extend streaks in rout of Pirates
San Francisco’s Juan Marichal pitched his second shutout as the Giants extended their 11 game winning streak and built a 4 1/2 game NL lead. Hart, Alou, and Ollie Brown drove in runs while Mays added a key single. In other NL action, St Louis opened its new stadium with a 4-3 win over Atlanta in 12 innings.
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Astros Rookie Sonny Jackson Brightens Pace for Astros
New York AP Sonny Jackson, fast runner for the Houston Astros, is drawing sprinting attention in the Rookie of the Year race. He has 11 stolen bases in 27 games, a near match to Maury Wills, and a .304 average. manager Grady Hatton praises his range and on base ability while noting a limited power profile.
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