Late Zorro ruin no hitter in Orioles loss
Milt Pappas spun 72.3 innings of no hit ball before Zorlo Versalles lined a first pitch in the eighth for a single. Pappas settled for a one hitter as Baltimore beat Minnesota 2-0 to stay ½ game up in the AL. Bowens and Aparicio homered for Baltimore while Peters and Chance posted shutouts for Chicago and the Angels.
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Associated Press
Zorro
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Twins
Zorlo
Zorro) Versalles
Versalles
Earl Battey
Son Not Like Father, Luckily For The Reds
Mel Queen's rookie hit drove in the game's only run in a 1-0 12 inning victory for Cincinnati over Chicago. The Reds remained 514 games behind Philadelphia in the National League pennant race. Queen, 21, is the son of former Yankees and Pirates pitcher Mel Queen. He went 2 for 6, lifting his average to .218 with 11 RBIs. Other NL results included Philadelphia 2 Houston 1, San Francisco 4 New York 0, St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 2, and Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 5 in 12 innings.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
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Lee Stange
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Washington
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Luis Aparicio
Dick Stigman
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Bill Skowron
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Pete Ward
Mike Hershberger
Murray Chass
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Philadelphia
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Climb Changes Idea
Estes Park report describes a mountain camp near Kall River Ranch west of town. The writer recalls Castle Rock Mountain at 8000 feet with a wind swept summit ideal for photographing 115 Kansas made campers gathered at the camp.
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Colo
Kall River Ranch
Castle Rock Mountain
Veteran Makes Team Green Bay Packers veteran star in 13th season
Green Bay AP reports Dave Hanner, known as Hawg, has made the Packers for his 13th NFL season. At 34, he vows to fight for his job amid young tackles. He cites rivals like Jack Stroud Gino Marchetti Andy Robustelli and Y A Tittle as examples age isn’t decisive if a player stays injury free and in shape.
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Green Bay Packers
Hanner
Jack Stroud
Gino Marchetti
Andy Robustelli
Y.A. Tittle
Hawg
Arkansas
Packers
Mountaintop Vista Sparks a Climbing Bug in Kansas Sportsman
Thayne Smith recalls an ascent near Estes Park with snow capped peaks and velvet valleys, leaving him inspired to chase bigger summits. The Kansas Sportsman notes a highway trip with shots of campers, Army convoy waves, and a Philippine exchange student Suzette De La Penathis. Mary Kay Layland of Paola lands a 10 inch rainbow trout, marking a first fish moment during the trip.
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Scott
Lincoln
Kan
Estes Park
Art Lindquist
Bridgeport
Kansas
Dean Newbury
Norton
Phillipine
Suzette de la Pena
Suzette
Mary Kay Layland
Paola
Cards and A's Each Win On Home Grounds
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 6-2 as Bob Gibson threw a seven hitter to gain his 13th win. The Kansas City Athletics toppled the Boston Red Sox 9-5 on 14 hits, 4 runs in the third inning, and Campaneris drove in runs with a single in the third and fifth. Ken Boyer extended his RBI lead with a sacrifice fly and a triple for the Cardinals, while Lee Thomas hit two homers for Boston and Jim Gentile hit a two run homer for Kansas City. Four pitchers with .500 records will attempt to improve tonight in planned matchups in St Louis and Kansas City.
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Chance
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Juan Pizarro
Yankees
Joe Adcock
Willie Smith
Jim Bouton
Angels
Stange
Don McMahon
Inedians
Max Alvis
Bob Chance
Leon Wagner
Don Lock
Joe Azcue
Lock
Willie Kirkland
Mike Brumley
Don Zimmer
John Kennedy
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Felix Mantilla
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Ken Boyer
Campy Campaneris
Roger Craig
Milwaukee
Wade Blasin
John O'Donoghue
Earl Wilson
Musial Monitored After Collapse At Busch Stadium
Stan Musial, former St. Louis Cardinal, remains hospitalized after collapsing at Busch Stadium during a Cardinal-Milwaukee game. Doctors report dehydration and illness, with fluids administered intravenously. Musial’s condition described as satisfactory and stable as tests proceed. His wife Lil stays at bedside as he recovers in Jewish Hospital.
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St. Louis Cardinal
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I. C. Middleman
Cardinals
Musial
Stan
Middleman
Lil
Baseball Scoreboard and Results From Wednesday and Upcoming Games
Baseball standings show Chicago at 60 72 .455 and Houston at 57 77 .425 with New York 45 87 .341. Wednesday results include Philadelphia 2 Houston 1, San Francisco 4 New York 0, Cincinnati 1 Chicago 0 in 12 innings, St Louis 6 Milwaukee 2, Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 5 in 12 innings. Upcoming games feature San Francisco at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, Milwaukee at St Louis. Friday matchups: Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Houston at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St. Louis. American League standings show Baltimore 80 53 .602, Chicago 81 55 .596, New York 76 55 .580, Detroit 71 66 .518, Los Angeles 69 69 .500, Minnesota 67 67 .500, Cleveland 67 67 .500, Boston 60 75 .444, Washington 53 83 .390, Kansas City 50 84 .373. Wednesday results include Los Angeles 4 New York 0, Baltimore 2 Minnesota 0, Chicago 7 Detroit 0, Kansas City 9 Boston 5, Cleveland 9 Washington 0, with several night games listed for Baltimore at Minnesota and New York at Los Angeles.
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Oliva
Mantle
Howser
Killebrew
Stuart
Title Game Set Tonight
Fairbanks Alaska meets Wichita Service Auto Glass in the national non pro baseball tournament title game after Fairbanks beat Eureka 4-3 in 11 innings. Wichita Glass edged Bellingham 7-26 to reach the final, while Eureka and Bellingham vie for third at 6 p.m. The final begins at 8:15 p.m., with Wichita having defeated Fairbanks earlier this week.
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Kan
Fairbanks
Alaska
Wichita Service Auto Glass
Eureka
Calif
Wichita Glass
Bellingham
Wash
Seattle official cited for driving without license
Michael T. Gray, state licenses director in Seattle, was issued a traffic ticket on Wednesday for driving without a license. He quipped that he forgot to change his wallet after changing his suit.
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Wash
Michael T. Gray
Gray
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues and High Scores Highlighted
A record of bowling results shows teams like COMMERCIAL BMA-4 and PRINETON OIL with top scores led by R. Lewis 236 and J. McAuliffe 173. Multiple clubs including TEXACO, SUNRISE DAIRY, and ROYAL-T-LANES post high 10 and 30 game totals, with individual leaders such as B. Weidner 204 and H. Moody 510.
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Princeton Oil
J. McAuliffe
Sunrise Dairy
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H. Moody
THE
Cannady’s
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Baseball Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
League leaders list contains batting and pitching leaders with names, teams, and stats for both National and American Leagues. Notable entries include Clemente, Mays, Oliva, Killebrew, Koufax, and Drysdale, with metrics such as hits, runs, home runs, and strikeouts.
Speedy Scot In A Pinch In Saratoga Raceway Tilt
Speedy Scot drives in the $10,000 Saratoga Raceway stop needing a win in each of the two remaining Harness Tracks of America Trot series races to reach the finals. The 4 year old meets seven rivals, with clashes set at Freehold on Sept. 12 and a $50,000 Roosevelt finale on Sept. 19.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Scot
Saratoga Raceway
Freehold Raceway
Roosevelt Raceway
Injury May Sideline Star Alou for Giants after spike
New York AP reports Jesus Alou of the San Francisco Giants suffered a spike wound to the left heel during Wednesday night’s game with the New York Mets. He was involved in a rundown between first and second when Mets second baseman Ron Hunt stepped on him, potentially sidelining him for the season.
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Met
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