Baseball Standings And Schedule From The Times
Major league standings show Philadelphia 78 51 .605 leading with Cincinnati 73 57 .562 and San Francisco 73 59 .553 close behind. Chicago and New York tumble in results as San Francisco and Milwaukee post big wins. Tonight’s notable matchups include Los Angeles at St. Louis with Drysdale facing Cuellar, while several late games and x games loom with New York at Los Angeles and Boston at Kansas City among others.
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Major league leaders in home runs batting run totals and pitching
Major league leaders listed by league with top home run hitters Mays Cepeda Santo and others, RBIs led by Boyer Santo and Mantle, and leaders in pitching wins and losses including Koufax Bunning Ford and OToole. The figures include American and National League leaders with team names and stat lines.
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Major league results across American and National Leagues
Baseball results from multiple games with detailed scoring. Boston and New York wins, Stottlemyre gets the win for the American League, Stowen homers for Chicago, Horlen and Hoberts pitched for Baltimore, various players homer including Blanchard, Lopez, Gentile, and Mathews. National League features Los Angeles, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Houston Cincinnati clashes with multiple homers and combined scoring totals.
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Bullock Cards Three on Sixth at Forest Hills Country Club
Paul Bullock scored a three on the sixth hole at Forest Hills Country Club on Saturday after his first tee shot found the river. He used a siren to cover 167 yards and was in a foursome with Don Chapel Ted Shinsky and Fred Whitney.
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Bowling Meetings at Stoney’s and Elyria Lanes
Bowling meetings announced for Stoney's C League at Rainbow Lanes tonight at 8. Elyria Bowl ing Center hosts Tuesday Night All-Star League tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Elyria Bowling Center.
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Clearview High Football Outlook Stars Return
Ten lettermen fueled by veteran leaders bolster Clearview High School for 1964 football. Last season the Clippers went 9-1 and clinched the Lakeland Conference title. Standouts include Tim Horton John Tadawski Dick Nagy Leroy Peyton and Dennis Engrish as replacement for the graduated Uszynski.
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Koufax to sit out final month with sore elbow
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax likely will miss the last month of the season as team officials order rest and examination by Dr. Robert Kerlan. General manager Buzzie Bavasi said there is no reason for Koufax to travel on road trips while the elbow is evaluated. Koufax has already won 19 games with a 1.74 ERA and 223 strikeouts, and he pitched his third no hitter of the season against Philadelphia.
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Hopman predicts Australian win in Davis Cup final
In Bastad Sweden UPI reports Harry Hopman predicts Australia will beat the United States in the Davis Cup challenge round at Cleveland September 25 27 after Australia leads Sweden 3 0. Emerson and Stolle teamed to a rapid 62 61 60 doubles win over Lundquist and Schmidt to seal the series.
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Moose Skowron Powers White Sox to Tight AL Race
In a pivotal late season swing, the White Sox, buoyed by Bill Skowron who has raised his batting average to .285 with two homers and 25 RBIs since joining, beat the Orioles 3-0 as Hoyt Wilhelm closed out the ninth. Ed Short’s waiver pickup is shaping the pennant chase with Chicago half a game behind Baltimore.
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Indians
Mel Stottlemyre
Cleveland
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Yankees
Week that was for Phillies hangs over rivals
The Phillies had a rough seven days, winning three of seven, while Reds and Giants split doubleheaders. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee shine were mixed as Reds rallied and Giants won late, with Freese, Short, and Cepeda contributing as the NL battles heat up.
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Northern Ohio golfers vie for national amateur bid at two courses
At Aurora and Hawthorne Valley Country Clubs, 114 players begin a two-course 18-hole qualifier for the National Amateur Golf Championships at Canterbury in Cleveland September 14–19. Four from each course start, two Elyria area players among entrants, with sudden death playoffs if needed.
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Firemen win Lorain County Class G title in hot stove league
LaPorte Ace Baksa lost 10-4 to LaPorte Firemen for the Lorain County Class G Hot Stove Baseball League championship. Winning pitcher Mark McCloskey allowed two hits, Ron Glaze took the loss, and Chavalin’s bases loaded triple sparked a 3-3 fourth inning. Demaria and Glaze had two hits for the losers while Hicks Huston and McCloskey added two hits each for the Firemen, who turned two double plays with the bases loaded and no outs.
Torch to move on to Bangkok then Tokyo for 1964 Games
The Olympic torch, after an overnight stay in Rangoon Burma, is scheduled to continue to Bangkok and then on to Tokyo, the site of the 1964 Olympic Games.
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