Orioles In First Place as Yanks Win Narrowly
Yankees beat the Twins 5-4 in 11 innings as Maris drives in the go ahead run and Kubek opens the rally. Baltimore regains top spot after split with Kansas City while Chicago slips after losses to Washington. Angels sweep Sox. Giants sweep Pirates behind Willies Mays strong showing.
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Wally Bunker
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Boog Powell
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Jim Gentile
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Bennie Daniels
Dave Stenhouse
Chicago
Chuck Hinton
Washington
National League Boxscores Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Milwaukee
Boxscore style recaps show Cincinnati losing 5 to 2 to St Louis while Milwaukee defeats Chicago 9 to 2. key hits include Boyer and Johnson homering for Cincinnati, Brock and Flood doubles for St Louis, and Menke Banks Williams homers for Milwaukee.
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Jacksonville Is Leading IL Race
United Press International reports the Jacksonville Suns hold a 1 game edge in the International League standings after three holiday wins. Ackley and Lemay combined for six hits in a 4-1 and 1-0 sweep of Richmond, while Hobbie blanked Columbus 5-1. Syracuse split with Rochester as Altobelli homered twice in a 6-5 opener.
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Syracuse Chiefs
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Johnny Lewis
Tom Dukes
Syracuse
Rochester
Joe Altobelli
Major League Leaders Overview and Top Pitching Figures
Baseball leaders across leagues are listed by batting averages hits runs and home runs. Notable names include Mays Santo Aaron Oliva Mantle Kaline and Killebrew with top performances and pitching leaders such as Bunning Koufax Ford and Pizarro highlighted.
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Pappas
Pizarro
White Sox
Unitas Stars As Colts Rout Steelers 48 17
In Canton Hall of Fame day, John Unitas threw two TD passes to Jimmy Orr to rally the Baltimore Colts past the Pittsburgh Steelers 48 17. Rookie Tony Lorick scored twice, Wendell Harris returned a 39 yard interception for a TD, while Steelers scoring included a John Henry Johnson plunge, a Dick Hoak to Gary Ballman 80 yard pass, and two Mike Clark field goals.
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Wendell Harris
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Mike Clark
Durocher Says He’d Welcome Managing Offer If Right One Arrives
Leo Durocher, 58, says he’d like to manage again but has not received offers. He praises the Los Angeles Dodgers and Walter O’Malley, Boszy Bavasi, and Tommy Alston, warns he’s not desperate, and believes players define a manager. He last managed the New York Giants in 1955.
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Buzzy Bavasi
Alston
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Giants
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Powell and Aparicio pace Orioles past Kansas City 4-1
Baltimore and Kansas City split a baseball game with Baltimore scoring four runs on ten hits and Jose Powell driving in the decisive runs. Highlights include a 2-run shot by Powell and a three-base hit by Robinson while Aparicio adds an RBI and Bowens supplies a sacrifice fly.
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Walter A. Brown Dies at 59 in Hyannis Mass
Walter A. Brown co-owner and president of the Boston Celtics and Bruins died after a massive coronary at Cape Cod Hospital HyannisMass He fell ill at his Centerville summer home then returned from a business trip to Toronto and New York City Doctors said coronary insufficiency caused his death and noted his role in founding the NBA and his longtime amateur sports involvement
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George Bourne
Boston
Edmund Callahan
Ned Payne Crowned At Black Knight Again
Ned Payne captured the Black Knight Country Club Golf Championship defeating Happy Reed ten and nine. Payne adds six straight year honors and nine club championships. Melvin Tolle won first flight after beating Paul Loflin one up on the 19th hole. Dr. Vivin Lilly won second flight over John McCoy two and one. John Straton defeated Barney Childers four and three in third flight. Joe Luchini holed out a 125 yard shot for a hole in one with John Cooper Gene Foster and Nash Campbell. Billy Capps to enter the State PGA tournament September 10 at Spring Valley. Fifty pros entered including Slamming Sam Snead.
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Barney Childers
Joe Luchini
John Cooper
Gene Foster
Nash Campbell
Black Knight
David Murray
Billy Capps
Spring Valley Country Club
Huntington
Sam Snead
Streaking Phillies, Pirates Clash Amid Tight Standings
In the latest standings Philadelphia leads the NL with 8 54 .606, while Cincinnati and St. Louis sit at 77 61 .558. San Francisco 78 62 .557 and Pittsburgh 70 67 .511 chase, Milwaukee 70 68 .507, Los Angeles 68 69 .469, Chicago 62 76 .450, Houston 58 82 .414, New York 48 91 .345. Week’s results show San Francisco 9 Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1, New York 7 Houston 5, and Milwaukee 10 Chicago 9 in 8 innings due to darkness. Tuesday’s schedules feature Los Angeles at Philadelphia, and a slate of night games across leagues.
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Saturday Night Racing Results
The feature race was won by Larry Cantley with Frank Prince placing second ahead of Marin Freeman and Tom Bush. Eddie Hess won the first heat with Tom Radford in second. Frank Prince won the second heat with Richard Lafferty finishing second and Larry Cantley third. Frank Prince and Larry Cantley took the Australian Pursuit with Cantley second. Charley Jordan and Eddie Hess won the Full Bodied Heat with Clay Price third and Benny Miller fourth. Jordan and Hess also finished first and second in another heat with Arnold Lambert and Noah Snyder trailing.
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