Koufax Shuts Out Reds To Notch 15th Victory
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax beat the Reds 1-0 for his 15th win as he allowed 10 hits and struck out eight. Pirates pitcher Woody Fryman stretched his scoreless streak to 27 innings with a 6-0 shutout over the Cubs and improved to seven wins against three losses. Fryman’s run of zeros helped Pittsburgh remain 1 1/2 games behind the Giants as other NL and AL games produced varied results.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
Standings show Baltimore leading with .679 while Detroit and Cleveland trail. Tuesday results include Boston routing New York 7 1 and Minnesota beating Cleveland 4 3. Wednesday starters list pitchers for Boston New York Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota California Chicago and Washington with multiple time slots.
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Chance Outduels McLain In Tigers Slump Against Angels
Pitcher Dean Chance, fresh from a horror-film persona after the All-Star break, defeated Denny McLain 4-3 as Detroit slipped. Chance battled a sinus headache early, then yielded a seventh-inning homer to Jim Northrup before leaving in the eighth. Minnesota beat Cleveland 4-3, Boston topped New York 7-1, and Washington-Chicago washed out by rain. Norm Siebern strained an ankle, while Harmon Killebrew's sacrifice helped Cleveland fall further behind Baltimore.
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Major League Leaders Seasonal Baseball Statistics Totals
National League leaders include Aaron Braves 25 home runs and Stargell Pirates 29. American League leaders show Robinson Orioles 20 homers and Kaline Tigers 17. RBIs feature Braves 64 and Mays 52 in NL, while Robinson Orioles 66 and Powell 55 top AL. Pitching leaders list Koufax Dodgers 15-3 and Perry Giants 12-1 in NL, and Barber Orioles 9-2 with McNally 7-2 in AL.
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Noble Victory Draws No Eight Post At International Trot
UPI reports Noble Victory, the U S hopeful, drew the unfavorably eight post for Roosevelt Raceway's 100 000 International Trot on Saturday Plavier of Sweden drew the No 1 post as last year’s winner.
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All-Star infield starters named for National and American leagues
The National League infield will feature Willie McCovey at first base Jim Ray Hart at third Leo Cardenas at short and Jim Lefebvre at second. The American League infield lists Brooks Robinson at third George Scott at first Bobby Knoop at second and Dick McAuliffe at short.
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Five rookies among eight AL All Star pitchers chosen
American League manager Sam Mele named eight starters for the All Star game against the National League in St. Louis. The staff includes Denny McLain, Sam McDowell, Gary Bell, Jim Kaat, Mel Stottlemyre, Pete Richert, Steve Barber, and Jim Hunter, with ages ranging from 20 to 29 and a mix of teams from Tigers to Twins.
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Santo's Hitting Streak Ended By Pirates Rookie Fryman
CHICAGO UPI Ron Santo's 28 game hitting streak, the NL's longest this year, was halted by Woodie Fryman of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Santo credited Fryman with good stuff and timing, noting he fouled off pitches before being stopped on a pair of grounders and an infield fly. Despite the loss, Santo began a new streak after resuming action from a June 26 injury that briefly sidelined him.
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All-Star snub stirs in Baltimore relief ace Stu Miller
UPI reports in New York that Stu Miller of the Baltimore Orioles laments being bypassed for the All-Star team while highlighting his 6-1 record 11 saves and 1.45 ERA. Manager Sam Mele defends selections noting rule constraints and the need to represent all 10 clubs.
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Sanders Fires It To Match Par At Muirfield Open
Doug Sanders of Ojai California became the first American to tee off at the British Open and shot a 71 at Muirfield. He was 36 on the front nine and 35 on the back nine as wind and overcast conditions with a light breeze affected play and rain possible later.
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Jackson’s Sweet Stuff Boosts Cards in 3-1 Win
Southpaw Al Jackson wowed St. Louis with two kinds of sweet stuff from shaving lotion to a two hitter against the Giants. He blanked San Francisco on two singles and an unearned run in a 3-1 victory, lifting his season ERA to 1.81 as he becomes a key starter after the Cepeda deal.
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