Giants and Pirates win spark NL race tighten Frisco lead
Marichal returns for Giants in a 5 3 victory over the Mets as Ossie Virgil drives in three. Mota delivers late key hit for Pirates in an 8 /6 win over the Dodgers as Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Chicago win elsewhere in the league.
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Jim Lefebvre
Don Drysdale
Donn Clendenon
Gene Alley
Dodgers
Johnson
Tommy Davis
Major League Standings and Tuesday Results in National and American Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 63 wins, 44 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Pittsburgh. Tuesday results include Chicago 6 Atlanta 5 in 12 innings and Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 5, with other scores from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St. Louis. American League leaders Baltimore, Detroit and California top the table with mixed results from Tuesday games.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Horse Racing and Baseball
Tonight Shenandoah Downs hosts races at 7 15 p m while American Legion meets Northside in teen baseball and city league softball features F and M Bank vs C S Bank at 7 p m and Phillips 66 against Shenanbankers at 8 30 p m Shrine football showcases Baltimore versus Washington at 8 p m Thursday offers Shenandoah Downs racing and church league softball matchups including Wesley Frederick versus Braddock St Baptist versus Market and Presbyterian versus Sunnyside Winchester Little League games at 6 p m and 7 30 p m Friday brings K car racing at Winchester Speedway 8 30 p m Major League Baseball Washington at Baltimore night game plus Rotary v Kiwanis 7 30 p m Saturday has Shenandoah Downs racing at 7 15 p m and MLB Washington at Baltimore Bentonville Mount Williams Rappahannock Wardensville and others Sunday Apple Valley League baseball at 2 p m with several interleague matches and Tri County League action at Leetown Winchester Rebels at Rouss Park 2 p m
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Pitchers Sim mons and Sadecki win four games for Phils
Shenandoah Downs Cardinal pitchers Curt Sim mons and Ray Sadecki each won four games against the Phillies last season. Thomas Hooker of Lancaster Pennsylvania has been reelected captain of Dartmouths swimming team. Hes a junior.
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Phils
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M Homeers and C S Vie For State Softball Title
The Winchester Mobile Homes and the Commercial and Savings Bank advance from the district tourney in Vin ton Va to battle for state glory. Mobile Homes face Rich mond Capitals at 12 30 p m on Saturday while C S Bank opens at 8 a m against Madison Heights. Joe Jenkins from the local press will officiate the state championships.
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C &S
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British Games Open Near Record Heat in Kingston
In Kingston Jamaica 1400 British Empire Games athletes seek shade as heat and humidity push schedules and training changes. Prince Philip is to open the games on Thursday with teams from 36 countries competing in track and field boxing cycling fencing swimming and more. Star contenders include Kiprugut Keino Clarke and Kipchonge with world record hopes in mid distance events.
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Jamaica
Prince Phillip
Elizabeth I
Wilson Kiprugut
Kipchonge Keino
Kenya
Ron Clarke
Joseph Blonstein
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Batting leaders include Oliva of Minnesota .328 and Robinson of Baltimore .323. Run and RBI leaders feature F Robinson 82 runs and 82 RBIs for Baltimore, with Aparicio close in runs. Hits leaders show Oliva 131 and B Robinson 126. Several clubs and players dominate doubles, triples, and home runs with notable totals across the league. Pitching leaders list Watt and Miller with strong win totals, and strikeouts led by Boswell 149 and Koufax 210 in separate groups.
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Baltimore
B. Robinson
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Yastrzemski
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Kansas City
Pepitone
New York
Agee
Chicago
Buford
Watt
S. Miller
Boswell
Richert
Jarvis Brothers Loom Large in Virginia Football
The Jarvis brothers Carroll and Mike, Richmond natives, headline Virginia Cavaliers football plans for 1966. Carroll returns at fullback after a strong 1965 season. Mike, a 6-3 210-pound transfer, shifts to split guard as both aim to be top college players.
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Mike
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