Phillies Close In On Third With 8-7 Cardinals Sweep
Cardinals rally past Giants 8-7 to move into second place and set up a showdown with the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Ken Boyer homered twice, adding to a late-inning burst that kept St. Louis within striking distance of the NL lead as Philadelphia stretched its win streak to eight. The Mets and Indians games had varied results as the pennant race tightens.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Musial
Cardinals
Giants
Ken Boyer
Boyer
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Bobby Tttef
Philadelphia
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Dennis Bennett
Madelphia
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Max Alvis
Galen Cisco
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Don Demeter
Ray Sadecki
Lew Burdette
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Pappas Eyes Peak Season As Orioles Open 12-Game Home Stand
Baltimore pitcher Milt Pappas seeks his best major league season as the Orioles start a 12 game home stretch against the Los Angeles Angels. At 24, Pappas is 10-11 this year after a string of recent decisions, with former standout 1959 at 15-9. The Orioles sit fourth in the AL, 1 1/4 games behind second place Minnesota and Chicago White Sox, while Ken McBride starts for the Angels with a 12-8 mark.
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Pittsburgh
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Osteen
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Buhl
Elsworth Kowsky
Segui
Wheaton Park Captures Honors In Track Meet
The Hagerstown Playgrounds staged a city park track and field meet where Wheaton Park dominated both boys and girls divisions claiming top honors. Readable results show multiple age groups and events led by Wheaton Park athletes with key placers from Hamilton and Broadway entries.
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Wheaton Park
Hagerstown
City Park
Cross Country Runners Post Fast Times at St James Course
Kenny Baker and Gary Brown led a deep Cumberland Valley AC handicap cross country field on the St James School two mile course. Brown posted 10:24.5 for best time, Baker cut 78 seconds off his prior mark to win ahead of Pat Henry, with Allen Hott and Rick Kephart posting 10:30 and 10:31. Merle Gleitz traveled from Cleveland to medal, while young runners Aleshire Owlis and Steve templog posted notable times. Third-place Merle Gleitz drove 305 miles to compete.
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Gary Brow
Cumberland Valley AC
St. James School
Baker
Pat Henry
Brown
St. James
Gary
Curtis Mason
Cumberland Valley
Allen Hott
Kephart
Tim Butts
McLanahan
Merle, Gleitz
Cleveland
Ohio
Hal Greer Signs with Philadelphia Team in NBA
Hal Greer, top scorer last season, signs his contract to play for the Philadelphia franchise in the National Basketball Association. Also reported are race results from Saginaw Michigan as Kenny Lane defeats Paul Armstread in a light heavyweight bout and John Bizzarro outpoints Paddy Read in New Bedford.
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Hale Greer
Madelphia Tbers
National Basketball Association
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Associated Press
Saginaw
Mich
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Paul Armstread
Los Angeles
Michigan
Worl
Laurel Race Day First Race Results Snapshot
Race results from Laurel include 250 yard dash with Maleny and 6 others, listing Lime and Queen Tree among top entries with times around 1 minute 12 seconds. Additional horses cited include Pour Vous Night Cover Lille Starlet Miss Bulldog Narmanda Sea Glenyy Wren and others with varied placements and payouts noted in a dense entry list.
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J. Varquer
Lille
Bulldog
Narmanda
Wren
Gulder
Hagerstown Pony League Opens Eastern Division Tourney
Hagerstown Pony League hosts the Eastern Division opening game in Washington Pa tonight. Righthander Jerald Miller will pitch for Hagerstown against West ESRI S.C. in a six inning contest as teams chase a berth in the World Series. Second game features Liverpool Ohio versus Bridgeport Conn. Broadcast rights secured by radio station WARK. Tournament runs through week with single and double elimination, leading to August 27 World Series.
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Hagerstown
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Quebec
Canada
WARK
National City
California
Macon
Georgia
Kankakee Hlinvis
Horse Race Cards Show Mixed Entries Across California Tracks
Race card notes from San Francisco and nearby venues list fifth to eighth races with claiming conditions and various horses. Entries include Foxlongs, Magggiy McGraw, Atomic Jet, Sir Larker, and others, with results, odds, and paying possibilities. Details mention ground conditions, jockeys, and track announcements, plus a separate note on the Little League World Series television award in Williamsport.
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Nelsany
San Franco
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Haan
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National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Games
Baseball standings and schedules recap list team records for the National League with recent results, then outline today’s games featuring matchups such as Washington at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis. Details include pitcher records and game times for several planned fixtures across multiple venues.
Red Sox Lose Local Archers Stage Tourney Twe Ureex Waleman
Archery event near preparation for the 1963 Maryland Archery Association championship. Two hunters and 28 big game targets tested the local facilities with about 75 members present. Top archers Bil Strickland and Rugs Collens named among expected attendees for the state championship.
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Twe Ureex Waleman
Maryland Archery Association
Bil Strickland
Rugs, Collens
Ri Jfullaws
World boxing leaders push for tighter control
Miami Beach critics the World Boxing Association backs Abe Greene federal oversight to end public mockery and cartel dominance. Greene cites underfunded WBA budgets under five thousand dollars and urges centralized regulation, with profits reinvested in the sport to save boxing amid growth of closed circuit TV.
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Miami Beach
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World Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Greene
Estes Kefauver
WBA
Greens
Aol
Greene Sali
Shenandoah Downs Race Entries and Results Summary
Shenandoah Downs lists entry details and results across multiple races. The battered OCR shows race numbers, claiming actions, horse names, times, and payouts with fragmented, unclear text. Despite garbled lines, core items include entries for first through ninth races, specific claim amounts, and horse identities such as Marble Top, Plastic Root, and General Rocke.
Shenandoah Downs Civitan Purse Set Tonight
George C. Ritter's Shenstone Maid seeks her first summer win in the Civitan Club Purse at one mile at Shenandoah Downs with 132 pounds under jockey Clifton Riston. The Virginia bred slows to the lest, as Deanir Leader Indian George Bad Penny and Ring Shut complete the field amid a stormy, rain interrupted program and a crowd of 4928 betting heavily. The meeting saw a 242,025 handle, with Red Ace paying 21.60 in the Twin Double.
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George C. Ritter
Shenandoah Downs
Civitan Club
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Shenandoah Strip
Clifton Riston
Shenandoah
Deanir
George
Iongshot
Ffth Af
Wm. L. Bushong
Evaristo Gustines
Storr
Major League Leaders in Batting, Pitching, and Defense
The season leaders include Graat and Aaron leading in batting and home runs, with Yastrzemski and Kaline close behind. Pitching leaders feature Petra Tocki and Rasdatz with high win totals and strikeout counts, while Wills and Aparicio headline stolen bases and defense among AL and NL players.
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Detroit
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Detrit
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Benen
Carsey
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