Giants Lose and Slip From Nl Lead Yet Remain First
Phillies drop two to Milwaukee 4-3 and 6-2, losing first place as Hank Aaron keeps hitting. Aaron collects two hits in each game and reaches 2000 career hits with a double in the second game. Houston edges San Francisco 5-4, Mets sweep Cincinnati 1-0 and 5-1, Chicago beats Los Angeles 6-3 then falls 6-2, St. Louis rained out at Pittsburgh.
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Angels Top Twins In Tight Doubleheader
The Los Angeles Angels rebounded from a rough stretch by beating the Minnesota Twins in a pair of late inning decisions. Dean Chance blanked Minnesota on four hits in a 1-0 win. Jimmy Piersall delivered a run winning the first game 2-1 in the ninth, and Bob Rodgers singled in the 10th to seal a 3-2 nightcap victory.
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Sam Mele
Angels
Skipper Rigney
Dean Chance
Twins
Minnesota
Jimmy Piersall
Bob Rodgers
Fred Newman
Dick Stigman
Piersall
Bobby Knoop
Zoilo Versalles
Willie Smith
Smith
Jim Fregosi
Rodgers
Angel
Ron Henry
Baltimore
Tigers
Stu Miller
Tiger
Mike Rourke
League Standings and Results Highlight Weekend Baseball
Baltimore leads in the American League standings as New York and Chicago chase. Weekend results show Baltimore, Detroit, Boston, and Los Angeles posting wins, while the National League lists San Francisco atop a crowded table. Key performers include Brooks Robinson and Ron Henry among others in a series with multiple doubleheaders and postponed games.
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Sheldon
Donovan
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Osteen
Chiefs Still Hope Wilt Chamberlain Plays for Them
Kansas City coach Hank Stram says he would sign basketball star Wilt Chamberlain if feasible and plans to call him on return from Europe to discuss football, while San Francisco Warriors caution he may talk but doubt a switch. Chamberlain weighs options as rumors swirl after a New York note that he could switch to the AFL in 1964.
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Stram
Warrior
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Wilt
Chamberlain
Europe
Floyd Paterson
Eddie Machen
Stockholm
New York
Bob Feerick
Feerick
Major League Leaders and Top Batters Listed
A compilation of annual leaders across both leagues naming top hitters pitchers and runs batted in. Notable figures include Mays Aaron and Santo in the National League and Killebrew Oliva Allison and Powell in the American League with season totals and key stats.
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West Virginia legend Jerry West named to all-time college five
Jerry West of West Virginia earns a spot on the United States Basketball Writers Association all-time college five chosen by president Jay Simon. The honors include Bill Russell from San Francisco Wilt Chamberlain from Kansas Elgin Baylor from Seattle and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati.
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Jerry West
West Virginia
Jay Simon
U.S. Basketball Writers Association
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Stumpp Carroll Ready to Defend State Golf Title
West Virginia women golfers Nancy Stumpp and Sally Carroll decided to defend their state amateur title at White Sulphur Springs. One hundred entries are expected in the five day tourney, with contenders including Caroline Horner, Susan Duerr, Judy Kinney, Mel Carpenter, Chris McCaskey and Lynn Polen.
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Miss Carroll
Caroline Horner
Clarksburg
Susan Duerr
New Martinsburg
Caroline
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Mel Carpenter
Chris McCaskey
Lynn Polen
Huntington
Races Set for Aug. 15 16 at Falls Creek Airport
The Central Pennsylvania Regional SCCA will hold invitational sports car races August 15 and 16 at Jefferson County Airport near Falls Creek Dubois. Drivers from nine states expected. course a 1.2 mile macadam runway with a 3500 foot straightaway. Event sponsored by the Dubois Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Emerson Cups Swedish International Singles Victory
Wimbledon champion Roy Emerson of Australia won the men’s singles crown at the Swedish International championships in Bja stad by defeating Nicola Pilic of Yugoslavia 1-6 7-5 6-1 6-2. Donna Floyd Fales of Arlington VA defeated Sweden’s Ulla Sandulf 6-3 5-7 6-3 for the women’s title. Emerson trailed after a poor start but surged after the second set as 5,000 fans watched in the rain.
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Sweden
Roy Emerson
Australia
Nicola Pirie
Yugoslavia
Donna Floyd Fales
Arlington
Ulla Sandulf
Emerson
Pilic
Major League Boxscores Totals ME106 S2
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Cowan
Bertell
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Williams
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