Baseball and boxing results and standings from AP reports
American League results include Baltimore 8 Washington 4 and Chicago 9 New York 5. Detroit 3-3 Minnesota 1-2. Oakland 2 Cleveland 0 rain halted play. Batting note Fass Snyder drove in five with a grand slam for Chicago. Dick Selma earned a 3-0 win. Boxing results list Harold Johnson, Roy DeFillippis, Emile Griffith victories and Brian London stoppage.
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Allen Returns to Phillies, Singles for Only Hit in Loss
Rich Allen, amid controversy over alleged malingered trade, returned to the Phillies lineup and hit a solo homer in his first at bat against the Astros. The Phillies lost 5-1 at Connie Mack Stadium as boos echoed during his comeback and management affirmed efforts to resolve team tensions.
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Houston Astros
American Legion takes on Tallahassee at Warnedee Stadium
In the sports calendar, the American Legion game starts at eight in Tallahassee at Warnedee Stadium. Junior Pony League meets Sunnyland versus Flowers at five, followed by Farm League at 6 45 with McIntyre Edwards facing Cool Idee.
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Thomasville
Warnedee
Jr. Pony League
Sunnyland Ve. Flowers
McIntyre & Edwards Ve. Coolidee
Sowega Dogs Win Obedience School Graduation Honors
Sowega Kennel Club completed its first Dog Obedience School with a Thursday graduation. Billy Wilder's German Shepherd Lady won top scoring dog. runner ups included Chery Mason's Stubfy and Ed Horne's Barge. Various trophies went to Wilder and other handlers. judges were Jane Frendlin and local instructors. A second Obedience School is planned for October.
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Stuffy
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R. H. Harvard
Rolf
Sheri Kemp
Gigi
Helen Craigmiles
Miriam Vaughan
Betty Lise
Gwen Mullins
Mary McGinty
Lois Chapman
Gerald Woolsfelt
Curtis Chapman
Jane Frendlin
Tallahassee
Pat Burton
Robert Brantley
Clay St YMCA Announces Summer Schedule and Sports
Executive Secretary Francois Weston of the Clay & Branch YMCA releases details of the summer program. The lineup includes eight Little League teams with 105 boys, four Junior Boys teams, five Ladies teams, a seven-team Men's Industrial League, and 24 teams in the overall program. Swimming runs daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with baseball and softball games scheduled at Feliss Field and Dunlap Field on various weeknights. Horse Shoes Ping Pong and table games are offered daily. Transport to the Y is available from Peeves Douglass and Dunlap Schools.
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JCKC Racing Results Pass Time Trials and Payouts
Race by race results list winners and payouts across grades A to D with times from 31.48 to 40:37. Notable performers include Montague Venture and Montague Errand with multiple payouts, Quinielas and Big Q totals cited.
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Look
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Montague Solution
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Locket
Gallant Crest
Tish Rook
Quiniefa
Tance J. G
Marty Belle
Ro’s
Prida
Wade Boots
Selma Wins Sixth Straight NL Decision in Mets 3 0 Victory
Mets pitcher Dick Selma rebounded from spring flop to notch his sixth consecutive NL win, tossing a five hitter in a 3 0 triumph over the Dodgers. The 24 year old lowered his ERA to 1 77 as New York kept him on the major league roster amid a loaded pitching staff led by Koosman Seaver and Ryan.
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Los Angeles
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New York
Gil Hodges
Jerry Koosman
Tom Seaver
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Bob Gibson
Houston
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