Giants Take Third With Win Over Mets
Willie Mays leads the Giants in a 8 6 victory over the Mets as he hits for power and consistency. Mays totals nine hits and nine RBIs in the last five games, boosting his average to .280. Hralgo shines in the field and on the bases as New York suffers its 19th straight road loss, a major league futility mark.
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Mays
Giants
Willie
Hralgo
New York Mets
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Semifinals Today in National Girls Tennis
Lake Bluff July 26 AP Susan Dykes of Warren Michigan advances to the National Girls 16 and under semifinals as an unseeded survivor after winning her third straight match. She faces Patsy Rippy as rivals from Shawnee and Pittsburgh clash in a separate set of results. Meanwhile Dodgers and Cubs playoff chatter frames a busy week in baseball with Koufax and Clemente delivering key moments and Spahn, Burdette, and Musial affecting the pennant race.
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Susan Dykes
Warren
Mich
Mets
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Miss Dykes
Dodgers
Patsy Rippy
Pittsburgh
Shawnee
Okla
Cinginnali
Cubs
St. Louis
Milwaukee
House
Miss Rippy
Ton
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Koufax
Lew Burdette
Standings and results from Thursday and weekend games
Thursday results feature Los Angeles blanking New York 5 0 Cleveland over Minnesota 3 2 Kansas City 2 Boston 0 Chicago 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 4 Washington 2. Saturday pairings include Washington at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland Chicago at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston. Also listed are Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 3 Milwaukee 1 San Francisco 8 New York 6 Houston 3 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 2.
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St. Louis
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Houston
Philadelphia
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Los Angles
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Hamtramck girl Peaches Barlkowicz in title tilt for Wimbledon
Top seed Peaches Barlkowicz of Hamtramck Michigan meets Becky West of Jackson Mississippi in the girls 16 year old semifinal. Peaches is the 14 and under national champion and if she wins the 16 year old division she could become one of Wimbledon England's youngest candidates at age 15 in 1966.
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Hamtramck
Mich
Becky West
Jackson
Miss
Peaches
England
Sportsman's Park Winner at Mile Pace Race
H D Counsel owned by Mr and Mrs Lester Pletcher of Ship Shewana Ind and driven by their son Dwayne won the featured mile pace at Sportsmans Park Thursday night AP report notes the victory for the Chicago event held on July 26 with the Pletchers as owners and Dwayne as driver.
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H. D. Counsel
Lester Pletcher
Shipshewana
Ind
Dwayne
Sportsman’s Park
Bill banning upland game hunting signed by governor
Springfield, July 26 AP Gov Otto Kerner signed a bill banning upland game hunting in 88 counties where deer hunting is allowed. The measure aims to protect deer hunters along with rabbit, quail and pheasant hunters. Upland game seasons set: pheasant Nov 16-Dec 19, quail Nov 16-Dec 31, rabbit Nov 23-Jan 31.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Lewis Martin
State Conservaion Department
Martin
McCovey Hero Seeks Lions Job Amid Giant Slump
New York report details San Francisco Giants collapse as Willie McCovey leads a failing lineup. Alvin Dark defends team morale while questioning leadership and chemistry. Chub Feeney notes lack of scoring despite McCovey and Kuenn slumps, with Marichal used in relief to salvage a game against the Mets. Dark, Feeney discuss injuries and lineup shifts as Giants chase improvement.
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Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Dark
Lalang
Chub Feney
Jim Ray Hart
Feeney
Willie McCovey
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Harvey Kuenn
Tom Sheehan
Bill Rigney
Gious
Horace Stoneham
Detroit
Williel
Jose Pagan
Chuck Hiller
Mays
Lucian Reeberg
Lions
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Reeberg
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Kuenn
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Champaign Archer Wins in Wheelchair Games
United States team leads in 12th International Wheelchair Games in Stoke Mandeville England. Jack Whitman of Champaign Illinois wins archery for the second straight year and Whitman Mathis and Robinson of Cleveland and Buffalo capture the team archery title for the Americans.
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Stoke Mandeville
England
United States
Jack Whitman
Whitman
Jim Mathis
Cleveland
Dick Robinson
Buffalo
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