Detroit Tigers Rally Past Senators 5-3 in First Inning Burst
Detroit leveraged a rapid first inning to power past Washington 5-3. Al Kaline and Willie Horton drove in runs as Earl Wilson earned his first Tigers win after joining from Boston. Baltimore beat New York 5-2 and Cleveland topped Boston 8-6 in other American League action.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule from Major Leagues
American League standings list Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Chicago Minnesota New York Washington Kansas City Boston with current records. Friday pitch matchups include Baltimore at California Wright at McNally and Detroit at Minnesota plus others. National League leaders San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati New York Chicago. tonight games feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia New York at Chicago and more with a full slate of night and day games and probable pitchers.
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St Louis tryout camp for Cardinals set in Nitro
St Louis Cardinals scouting director George Silvey announced a two day tryout camp at City Park in Nitro West Virginia on June 30 and July 1. The session starts at 10 a m each day with Eddie Lyons overseeing and Joe Moody assisting. Open to players ages 16 to 22. No fee to participate and signed players reimbursed for tryout expenses. Legion participants need approval from their coach or post commander.
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Bunning Seeks 2000th Strikeout Against Pirates
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning needs two more strikeouts to reach 2000 in his career as the Phillies open a three game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Connie Mack Stadium. Bunning, 54, aims to join 17 others in achieving 2000 or more. He faces Bob Veale (7-5) tonight with an 8-3 record this year.
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Helen victory over Community Esso in Senior Little League game
Helen jumped to a 16-3 lead and held on to beat Community Esso 18-13 as Kent Martin hurled the first four innings for Helen. Esso rallied with 10 runs in the sixth before Cooney quelled the surge. Dennis Saunders set a meeting for all-star selection after the Crab Orchard-Helen game and named Sophia’s Little League all-star team including Tyrone Hill, Glenn Haga, Fred Wright, Dennis Lacey, John Culberto, Rock Nelson, Jimmy Lester, Butch Norman, Rocky McGraw, Ronald Cooney, Chuck Hensley, and Terry Poe with Gene Mills managing.
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Wimbledon Round Leads Ralston Facing Darmon At Wimbledon
UPI reports top American Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield heavy favorite in the fourth round against France's Pierre Darmon. Other U.S. players Stan Smith Cliff Richey and Billie Jean King are in action as rounds proceed. Australians Bowrey Hewitt and several Americans also compete with notable results.
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Major League Leaders Steady batting and pitching leaders listed
Major League Leaders show top hitters and pitchers by league with names teams and runs scored. National and American League leaders include Aaron Hart Alou Mays and F Robinson B Robinson Powell Oliva Killebrew Oliva. pitching leaders include Perry Koufax Regan Blass Stiller McLain Sanford and others with win loss records and team affiliations.
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Bonavena Beats Chuvalo In 10 Round Boxing Thriller
In a Madison Square Garden bout Oscar Bonavena of Argentina won a majority 10 round decision over Canada’s George Chuvalo. Bonavena, the 95 underdog, staggered Chuvalo in rounds two and four and claimed a knockdown not counted. He eyed future clashes with Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson, while a fall rematch with Chuvalo was hinted by MSG officials.
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Palmer blamed for choke claim in U S Open debate
In New York, Yankees players and manager discuss Arnold Palmer's performance at the U S Open. Roger Maris defends him, Elston Howard questions the idea, and Ralph Houk says Palmer didn’t choke after leading by seven with nine holes left. Houk argues Palmer’s track record disproves choking.
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William G Morgan’s Vollyball Invention At Holyoke YMCA
William G Morgan created the game of volleyball at the Holyoke Massachusetts YMCA in 1895, shaping a sport that blended action and teamwork for modern indoor play.
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Mays Ties Williams For Third On Career Home Run List
Willie Mays hits his 521st career homer at Wrigley Field to move within reach of Ted Williams for third on the all time list, with Foxx and Ruth ahead. Giants extend NL lead to 4.5 games as St Louis and Cincinnati win in other action. Mays adds two singles and a .282 average as Virgil and Patterson contribute for San Francisco.
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Bex's Discount Bowlers Shine In Thursday League Night
The Lazy Four and White Cross top the standings with strong team totals while individual bowler achievements highlight Kathleen Cole Audrey Davis and Joe Gorsica among the standout performers. Outstanding series include Gorsica 795 and Cole 535 with high games listed across multiple bowlers.
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