Phillies Hand Giants 7 2 Breaks Streak in San Francisco
In San Francisco on Thursday July 19 1960 the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Giants 7 2 ending San Francisco five game win streak. Don Demeter Bob Wine and Ren Demeter homered as Juan Marichal struggled giving up seven hits and two homers before Casey Stengel and Walt Alston led dramatic late rallies. The Dodgers moved to first in the NL while the Yankees won to gain ground in the AL.
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Giants
Los Angeles
New York
Alvin Dark
Marichal
Ren Demeter
Bob Wine
Larsen
Chico State
Clayton Dalrymple
Casey Stengel
Walt Alston
Casey
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Chavez Ravine
Frank Heavard
Jim Gilliam
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San Francisco Giants
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Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Tivans
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Chicago White Sox
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Houston Red'Sox
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Washington Senators
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Twins
Roger Marie
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Eston Howard
Lee Stange
Yanks
Bill Staffand
Marghell Baidges
Jin
Dairy Wins Close Colt League Game
Ukiah Sporting Goods lost 6-4 to Pleasant View Dairy in Anton Stadium as a double and a single by Dennis Duzdevich and a sharp double play by Tim Weaver featured. Masonite beat Lakeport 9-3 behind Harold Maize Jim Layne and Danny Vaughn with Vaughn pitching. Ukiah top standings despite errors and walks.
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Dennis Duzdevich
Tim Weaver
Ukiah Sporting Goods
Pleasant View Dairy
Ukiah Colt
Anton Stadium
Colt
Masonite
Harold Maize
Jim Layne
Danny Vaughn
Lakeport
Ben Foster
Herb Wright
Dennis Hewitt
Covelo
Jeep Schmitz
Jerry Mattson
Hoyt Estes
Mark Henderson
American Track Team Hosts Poland in Chicago Meet
The American track team, featuring two sub four minute milers and a 16 foot pole vaulter, opens a two day international meet with Poland at the University of Chicago. Led by Jim Beatty Gary Weisiger and Ron Moris the U S squad aims for multiple meet records and possibly world marks on the fast red cinder track.
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API
America
Poland
U.S
Jim Beatty
Gary Weisiger
Ron Moris
University of Chicago
California
Gary Gubner
Ralph Bostea
U S Singles Floored at Wimbledon After Early Exits
The United States singles contenders at Wimbledon were thinned after four days. Frank Froehling remained the lone American man survivor while Billie Moffitt Darlene Hard Karen Hantz Susman and Vicky Palmer led the women's side. McKinley Reed and Ralston fell to elimination as Laver Mulligan and others advanced in a day focused on doubles.
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England
UPI
United States
Frank Froehling
Corel Gables
Fla
Billie
Sean Moffitt
Darlene Hard
Karen Hantz
Susman
Vicky Pallmer
U.S
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
America
Long Beach
Holland
Eva de Jong
San Antonio
Tex
Elizabeth Starkie
Rane Schurrman
South Africa
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Deirdre Catt
Nancy Richey
Dallas
West Favored Over East In Football Tilt Tonight
West odds tilt high as the 1961 All American game pits Murray Warmath's West lineup against Woody Hayes led East. West backs a 240 pound front wall and a stronger depth with Gabriel, Davis, Cabiero, and Ferguson in backfield. East emphasises defensive and offensive platoons to offset the bigger West line.
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N.Y
UPI
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Murray
Warmath
Minnesota
Baecky
Roman Gabriel
North Carolinea
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Angelo Cabiero
Notre Dam
Bob Ferguson
Sandy Stephens
Bobby Lee Thompson
Arizona
Jim Saxton
Texas
Art Perkins
North Texas State
Hark Rivera
Oregon State
James Dillard
Oklahoma State
Phil Lovmann
Oklahoma
Mack Button
San Jose State
Tappen Will Start for Dons Saturday
Herb Tappen, idle two weeks, will start for the Dons Saturday at 3 p.m. against the San Anselmo Merchants in Anton Stadium. The Dons, four of six in Marin County softball, rely on a power packed batting order as Carl Johnson is out for the season.
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San Anselmo
Anton Stadium
Benjamin Iron Works
Point Arena
Marin County
Dons
Bay Area
Charley Tol Hni
Mickey
Senkovich
Carl Johnson
Bill
McCain
Brad Shear
Lane Foster
Harry Bartolomei
Dave Brown
Jerry McCann
Tollini
Dolphins Open Saturday With Two SR Swim Tests
Ukiah's Dolphins start their season with a double header at Santa Rosa. About 70 swimmers face Flamingo Swim Club at 9 a.m. then compete in the 1 p.m. Santa Rosa Swim Relays at the Ridgeway Swim Center.
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Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Flamingo Swim Club
Flamingo Motel
Ridgeway
Highway 101
Memorial services for Mickey Cochrane set Saturday
Memorial services for Gordon Mickey Cochrane, famed catcher for Connie Mack era Philadelphia Athletics and 1935 Detroit Tigers World Series champions, will be held Saturday. The six year old Hall of Fame member died Thursday after a prolonged illness, having been hospitalized repeatedly and admitted to Lake Forest Hospital on Monday.
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Cake Forest
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Hall of Fame
Lake . Forest
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