Baseball Scores and Standings Sprint Across Major Leagues
Detailed game results from today include Los Angeles, Detroit, Minnesota, Washington, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, Baltimore, St. Louis, Houston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and San Francisco. Key plays feature multiple home runs with pitchers Regan, Fornieles, Ford, Kunkel, Donavan, and Fischer earning decisions. CAPTURES BIG RACE PARIS race report notes Sanctus as winner of Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp.
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City
Ball
Segui
Wyatt
Fischer
Sullivan
Edwards
McCormick
Miller
Orsino
del Greco
Snyder
Johnson
Kansas City
Baltimore
Ight
Wickersham
McNally
Boston
New York
Wood
Bouton
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Burdette
Schultz
McCarver
Brown
Bateman
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cardwell
Francis
McLish
Culp
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Maloney
O'Dell
Sadecki
Bruce
Milwaukee
Sadowski
Padres
San Fran
Paris
UPI
Jean Ternynck
Sanctus
Longchamp
Signor
Duc
de Gueldre
W. L. Pet
L. Pet
Chicago Philadelphia
Jackson
McDaniel
Bertell
Mahaffey
Klippstein
Dalrymple
HR Santo
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Colts complete Sunday night sweep in hot Texas heat
The Colts defeated the San Francisco Giants 3-0 and the St Louis Cardinals 1-0 in Sunday night games, extending their scoreless innings streak to 18. Hal Brown earned both wins in relief June 9 and Sunday night, driving in the decisive run with Howie Goss and John Bateman producing the others. Lew Burdette took the loss for Milwaukee in a separate NL action while the Yankees, White Sox, Tigers, Twins, and Orioles also won. Pop's Yanks rallied to beat Coolidge 7-4 at Scottsdale High after a late comeback, with Jed Nolan and George Varga contributing key hits and a decisive sixth-inning spurt.
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Colts
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Howie Goss
John Bateman
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Moetus Wins National Bicycle Championship in Clarksville
Olaf Moetus of Indianapolis defeated Bob Parsons of La Canada in the final 25 feet to win the 100 kilometer national title. The 17-year-old rider earns a spot to represent the United States in Belgium international races next month.
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Clarksville, Mo
UPI
Olaf Moetus
Indianapolis
Ind
Bob Parsons
la Canada
Calif
Moetus
United States
Belgium
Little League Pitcher Defies Odds for Giants
Gary Johnson, 12, pitcher for the VFW Giants in Scottsdale Little League, overcomes a hip and leg development delay. The Saloma School student from Elgin Illinois moved here last July and has a 2-4 pitching record with strong control, using courtesy runners when needed. He stays active with swimming golf mountain climbing bowling and gardening.
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Gary Johnson
VFW Giants
Scottsdale
Gary
Saloma
Joseph R. Johnson
E. Minnezowa
Ilinois
Elgin
Ill
Brooks Billings
Giants
Billings
Colt Action Lutes Nips Kerrs 6-5 in Mesa Colt League
Lutes Pharmacy from Scottsdale defeated Kerrs Sporting 6-5 in Scottsdale in a bottom sixth rally. Dave Van Dine was hit by a pitch from Jim Purtill to force across the winning run for Lutes.
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Lute’s Pharmacy
Kerr's Sporting
Scottsdale
Dave van Dine
Jim Purtill
Joe Murlo
Hainlen Stars In 8-7 Little League Victory
Hainlen preserved an 8-7 win for the Cubs over Messinger Mortuary Braves in Scottsdale Little League. He struck out 11 while allowing two hits and contributed three hits and four RBIs. Dennis Brown was three for three for the Cubs. Wardenburg took the loss for the Braves after two hits in the third inning.
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Bob Hainlen
Guard
Cubs
Messinger Mortuary Braves
Scottsdale
Hainlen
Cub
Dennis Brown
Braves
Sparky Goodrich
Mike Wardenburg
Wardenburg
John Williams
Lute
Kerr
Lute's
Terry Brenner
Purtill
Murillo
Brenner
Jim van Zanen
Rich Mattson
Ed Tehrenbach
van Dine
Craig Carrington
Pat McQuire
Keith Hoffman
Scott Cummings
Jim Thompson
Hoffman
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Peter Paanakker
Gaviota
Laguna Beach
Hyatt
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Coolidge
Baseball Today
United Press International
McBride
Navarro
E. Sadowski
Smith
Regan
Triandos
Wagner
Cash
Bruton
McAuliffe
Pascual
Fornieles
Dailey
Battey
Stenhouse
Duckworth
Rudolph
Kline
Landrith
HR Hall
Monbouquette
Earley
Tillman
Ford
Reniff
Berra
Wilson
Lamabe
Kolstad
Nixon
Stafford
Kunkel
Howard
Geiger
Maris
Pepitone
Donovan
Abernathy
Azcue
Pizarro
Harlen
Fisher
Carreon
Alvis
de la Hoz
Grant
McDowell
Ramos
Neeman
Peters
Martin
Ward
K.cc
Rakow
Bowsfield
Roberts
Hall
Stallard
Hook
Taylor
Friend
McBean
Burgess
Brand
Cloninger
Torre
Willhite
Roebuck
Camilli
Aaron
McMillan
O’toole
Worthington
Owens
Pierce
Bailey
McCovey
Mays
Kaska
Chuck Licci
Pop’s
Yanks
Texas
Hal Brown
Dick Farrell
Pop
Scottsdale High
Mike Lambert
Lambert
George Varga
Varga
Don Walsh
Don Walsh, Jr
Licci
Jed Nolan
Collidge
Dennis McCready
Walsh
Nolan
Eddie Morris
Bob Urie
Chandler
Nath “Thames Rd
General Electric
Scottsdale Rd
John Bradshaw
Carol Collis
Occidental
George F. Anast
E. Stetson
Occidental Kite Froucrante Company OF
North Carolina
Raleigh
Colt Action
Lutes
Hainlen Stars
Yank
Bobby Richardson
Laguna Ocean
Bonanza
Bonanza Air Lines
THE
Bank OF Scottsdale
Scotty Twins
Scott-Chek
Bank of Scottsdale Scott-Chek
Arizona
N. Scottsdale Road
Sth Ave
Federal Deposit Insuranoce Corporation
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