Willies Comeback Powers Giants To Lead NL
Giants rally late to beat Cincinnati 6-3 and extend their NL lead to a half game. Mays, McCovey, and Kirkland delivered key hits as San Francisco recovered from deficits in the seventh and eighth innings. Dodgers and Cubs also slipped as Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Milwaukee won games in the NL race.
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Abiacemilee
Prass
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie Mecovey
Kirkland
Mays
McCavey
Ice IL
Cincinnati
San Franciseo
McCovesy
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Sly Miller
Sam Jones
Reds
Mike Minice Cormick
Ithl
Lasct Dim O'Toole
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Bob Rush
Stan Williams
Bob Buhl
Joe Adcock
Sandy Koufax
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Pirates
Tocky Nelson
Byer
Bob Clemente
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Fred Green
Henry
Curt Flood
Ray Semproch
Wilmer Mizell
Phils
Lindy McDaniel
Baseball's Continental League——Top Brass Meet in New York
New York AP report says baseball leaders discussed five core issues for a proposed Continental League. Questions covered recruitment of 200 players, impact on minor leagues, potential stadiums in cities, sustaining player and public interest without World Series incentives, and pension comparisons. Shea predicts a third major league is inevitable with five early city candidates and up to 15 interested locales.
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William A. Shea
Ford Frick
Sevenman
Shea
Sha
Houston
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Denver
Toronto
San Diego
Forfland
Seattle
Buffalo
Miami
Montreal
Dallas Ft. Worth Sanduan
Puerto Rico
Frick
Majors’ Committee
Miami Beach
Rams Look Strong This Season For NFL Title Bid
REDLANDS CALIF AP Los Angeles Rams enter the season as a strong title threat led by quarterback Bill Wade and a talented offense featuring Jon Arnett Ollie Matson Tom Wilson Del Shofner Jim Phillip Joe Marconi Lamar Lundy Clendon Thomas veterans Gene Brita Lou Michaels Les Richter John Baker George Strugar Jack Pardee Bon Blade Burroughs Wilt Sherman Jack Morris Jimmy Jones with nine rookies including Sam Williams John Guzix Ed Meador Tom Franckhawser Rod Reifsnyder and Buddy Humphreys. The defense may be shakier with the loss of Ken Pantil and Paige Cothren as Gillman assigns Wade Ryan and Humphrey the three quarterbacks.
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Redlands
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Bill Wade
Jon Arnett
Ollie Matson
Tom Wilson
del Shofner
Jim Phillip
Joe Marconi
Lamar Lundy
Clendon Thomas
Sid Gillman
Gene Brita
Lou Michaels
Les Richter
John Baker
George Strugar
Jack Pardee
Bon Blade
Burroughs
Wilt Sherman
Jack Morris
Jimmy Jones
Michigan State
Sam Williams
John Guzix
Pittsburgh
Ed Meador
Little Arkansas Tech
Tom Franckhawser
Purdue
Rod Reifsnyder
Navy
Buddy Humphreys
Baylor
Rams
NFL
Gillman
Wade
Frank Ryan
Humphrey
Ram
Ken Panti
Paige Cothren
Tigers edge Indians in seven innings plus strong pitching
Fitching Paul Foytack and the Tigers shut down the Indians 4 in seven innings as he allowed A hits while striking out 7 and walking none. Willie McCovey drove in the tie breaking run with an eighth inning pinch single in a 6 3 Giants win over the Reds and American Association results show Fort Worth 5 Dallas 2 Denver 64 Louisville 55 Omaha 3 Houston 2 Indianapolis and Minneapolis 27 innings agreement.
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Tigers
Indians
Anehitter
Willie McCovey
Giants
Reds
American Assn
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Dallas
Denver
Louisville
Omaha
Houston
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Young Jockey Northcutt Dominates Charles Town Card
Apprentice Frank Northcutt rides four winners at Charles Town meeting 7044 fans, setting a local record as Going Good wins the Shannondale Purse. Northcutt tops the day with My Boss Inquest Shans Madel and Duke's Reward, while Going Good defeats Blossom Maid by three quarters of a length at 1 26 1/4.
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W. Va
Robert G. Leapley
Charles' Town
Frank Northealt
Kentucky Booter
Larry Heynalds
Northcutt
Heynolds
Jane Kramer
George Pell
Duke
George Jacobson
Shans Madel
Ascot Park
Ohio
Shannondale
Lelia Everhart
Sonic
Going
Blossom Maid
Maid For Cash
Going Goad
Wayne Stake
One-Sided Softball Win Delayed by Rain The West End ACs Lose 21-4
Andersons Tavern hammered West End ACs 21 to 4 in independent softball before rain halted play in the sixth inning. Sisk pitched for the winners against Moats. Spielman went 4 for 5 with two home runs in the win.
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West End
Sisk
Moats
Spielman
Winnners
Tyo
Major League Leaders Overview by Pitching and Hitting
A condensed list of 1960s era leaders broken into American and National Leagues. Includes top batters in average runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and steals along with top pitchers by decisions and strikeouts from teams such as Detroit Chicago Cleveland Boston New York Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Ibax
Chicago
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Ons
Killebrew
Washington
Colavite
Fox
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Allison
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Rins — Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chica
Robinson
Pinson
Neal
Los Angeles
Mathews
White
Cepeda
Fare
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Drysdale
Los Ansteles
S. Jones
San Francis
Slim turnout for ring show in Baltimore boxing card
Promoter Al Flora staged a boxing program at the Coliseum to revive interest, drawing 669 paid spectators. Johnny Gilden defeated Joe Salci by split decision in an eight rounder, Gilden building an early lead and fending off Salci’s late rally for his 12th straight win. Salci suffered his first loss in 11 bouts. In two other eight rounders Karl Clemons beat Cornelius McPhaul by split decision, and Tony Baldoni outpointed Chico Dersy. Baldoni was the only non Baltimorean in the top three bouts.
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Baltimore
al Flora
Johnny Gilden
Joe Sales
Gilden
Salci
Coliseum
Karl Clemons
Cornelius
Killer) "McPhaul
Tony Baldoni
Chico Dorsey
Easton
Tiree
Portland Falls as Salt Lake City Tops Spokane Match
In the Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City defeated Spokane 3 to 1 while Sacramento outscored Portland 5 to 1. Key players and exact dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Salt Lakes City
Portland
Sacramento
Spokane
Major League Baseball Today Schedule and Probable Pitchers
Major League A today features St. Louis at Philadelphia with Miller or Gibson facing Owens. San Francisco plays Cincinnati with Fisher versus Newcombe. Los Angeles visits Milwaukee with Drysdale against Jay. Only scheduled games listed.
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Philadelphia
Miller
Gibson
Owens
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Fisher
Newcombe
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Drysdale
Jay
Schedule Overview From New York, Washington, Boston Matchups
New York plays Detroit with Dit mar facing Messi in a non league clash. Washington meets Cleveland with Kemmerer against Perry in a 6 12 pairings. Boston visits Kansas City as Brewer faces Bucks. Baltimore travels to Chicago with Pors tocarrero and Wynn in a 187th appearance.
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Detroit
Ditmar
Messi
Washington
Cleveland
Kemmerer
Perry
Boston
Kansas City
Brewer
Bucks
Baltimore
Chicago
Porstocarrero
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Davey Moore Set For World Featherweight Title Bout
World featherweight champion Davey Moore hypes for a title defense against Hogan Kid Bassey at the Olympic Auditorium. 10,000 expected to witness the 15 round rematch, telecast from 7 p.m. PDT on ABC. Both camps report peak fitness despite previous cuts and a bloody March meeting.
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105 Angeles
Davey Moore
Davey
Willie Ketchum
Hogan
Kid
Olympic Auditorium
ABC
Bassey Tal
George Biddles
Moore
Hussey
Rookie Punters Seek Colt Job in Westminster Duel
Rookies Curley Johnson and Nave Sherer bid to take the Baltimore Colts punting duties from Ray Brown. Sherer, with the College All-Stars, delivered a 60 yard punt last Friday but came in second yesterday. Johnson, ex-Houston halfback, won with distance and height. Brown placed distant third as Colt practice began. Rudy Smith from Mississippi was waived.
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Westminster
Curley Johnson
Nave Sherer
Baltimore Colts
Ray Brown
Sherer
College All-Stars
Colts
Johnson
Houston
Brown
Hansen Churchwell
Mississippi
Colt
Rudy Smith
Olmedo and Buchholz Win Opening Round in U.S. National Doubles
In Brookline Massachusetts Alex Olmedo the Peruvian star and Karl Buchholz junior from St Louis won their opening round mini of the U S National Doubles Tournament. They face a tough Davis Cup area schedule this week as they build teamwork at the net.
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Alex Olmedo
Karl Buchholz
Olmedo
U.S
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