Battle royal in Los Angeles ends with 3 fines and 3 ejections
Los Angeles Angels beat Boston Red Sox 9 to 2 as a bench clearing brawl erupts in the eighth inning. Three pitchers were fined $50 each for warnings after beanballs, with Angels catcher Bob Rodgers and Boston reliever Arnold Earley among those ejected. UPI.
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Stengel Birthday Cheer Breaks Through Mets Loss
Casey Stengel 74 is recovering from hip surgery in Roosevelt Hospital as the Mets fall to the Philadelphia Phillies 5 3. A televised pregame moment featured youths at home plate with Happy Birthday placards while Mets President George Weiss and Mrs Edna Stengel, Casey’s wife, sent best wishes.
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Haller split finger grips comeback and Giants rise
Haller revived by a new bat grip after a finger injury and a rough May June. He returned July 2 and has driven in runs while boosting his power as the Giants chase pace in the NL. Bob Shaw earned his 11th win as San Francisco beat Milwaukee.
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Major league standings and daily pitchers and games
Daily baseball standings show scores for Chicago at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia and other results. Probable pitchers for today include Borg Lopez Narum Talbot Hiumer Miller Perry Terry Ford and more. Tomorrow’s schedule features Boston Los Angeles Washington Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York.
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Baseball Leaders and Batting Averages From the League Tables
A jumble of player names and stats lists leaders in home runs runs batted in and batting averages for both the American and National Leagues. Notable entries include Mays, Aaron, Mantilla, Koufax, and Banks, with teams like Giants Pirates Cubs and Dodgers represented in fragmented form.
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Indians Blank Yankees 5-0 in Openers at New York
Cleveland surges to a 5-0 win over the New York Yankees as Don McMahon and Sonny Siebert combine on a four hitter. Chuck Hinton Fred Whitfield and Joe Azcue homer for the Indians who move into a tie for second with Baltimore while Minnesota holds a five game lead. Siebert leaves with an ailing back. Alemeida mops up in the eighth. New York starter Downing loses his 10th, as Hinton and Whitfield power the visitor attack.
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Dummitt Wins at Dragway 42 in KAM Class
Elyria driver Bill Dummitt piloted a 1965 Corvair to the KAM class win at Dragway 42 West Salem with an 18.04 ET and 74.25 mph. Lorain rivals Lou Campana and Richard Wissinger captured wins in K-AM and A-AMA Corvette respectively, while Bill Ailanach took D-AM with 15.36 ET and 90.81 mph as crowds of 2,150 watched.
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