Yanks Dodgers Clinch in Tight National League Race
In a crowded pennant chase, Chicago's Pet Ward homered while Jimmie Hall drove in three as Minnesota beat Washington. Los Angeles led NL action with a 9 7 win over the Mets, while St Louis routed San Francisco 13 0 and other results moved teams in and around the leaderboard.
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Dodgers
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Ue Vases
Chicago
Pet Ward
Minnesoa
Jimmie Hall
Ward
White Sox
Yankees
Tom Trash
Hetor Lopez
Clete Boyer
Juan Pizarro
Hall
Washington
Twins
Whit Sox
Dodgers Escape Mets Blowing Lead To Win NL Tilt
Dodgers narrowly beat the Mets as New York blew a 7-6 ninth inning edge. Los Angeles stretched the NL lead to four games as St Louis, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Chicago also won or split, with key performances from Maury Wills Duke Snider and Ron Perranoski.
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Standings and Friday results for major baseball games
Friday results include Los Angeles 9 New York 7 and Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0. Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 St. Louis 13 San Francisco 9 Chicago 10 2 Cincinnati 1 8. Today schedule lists games among LA NY Chicago Cincinnati SF St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston Milwaukee and others with two games noted. Only game Monday is New York at Philadelphia (N).
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National W. L. Pet. G.B
Merchants defeat Halltown 7 to 1 in playoff opener
In the opening round at Senseny Park, Winchester Merchants beat Halltown 7 to 1. Don Shilling pitched, with B Gladden aiding in the fifth after two errors loaded bases. Unger led with a .322 season clip with a sixth inning double. Other results note Esso over Ice Oil 4-1 and playoff schedule details follow.
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Winchester Merchants
Senseny Park
Merchants
West Virginians
B. Gladden
Gladden
R. McDonald
B. Bailey
Don Unger
Ron Keeler
Clint Hill
Vern Clark
The
Unger
Esso
Jce Oil
Haltown
Candy Spots Seeks Travers Title at Saratoga
California's Candy Spots, favorite at 7-5, heads the 94th Travers field, aiming for a seventh stakes win this year. Chateaugay and Never Bend are near the top in a strong trio contest, with Willie Shoemaker riding Candy Spots and Braulio Baeza on Chateaugay.
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Travers
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Rex Ellsworth
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Harry F. Guggenheim
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A. J. Giordano
Louis Lee Haggin II
Candy Spots
Chateaugay
Willie Shoemaker
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Bend
Manuel Ycaza
Moyer Faces Rodriguez in Miami Beach Main Event
Former champions Luis Rodriguez and Denny Moyer meet in a 10 round main event at Miami Beach Convention Hall. The bout is shown nationally by ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Also noted is Orlando Sepeda of the San Francisco Giants as the first player to homer in all league parks in 1933.
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Denny Moyer
Miami Beach Convention Hall
ABC
Orlando Sepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Stadium may host 80,000 for NFL exhibition twinbill
At Municipal Stadium Cleveland the Lions meet the Giants and the Browns face the Colts in a Saturday NFL exhibition doubleheader expected to attract up to 80,000 with all 67,000 seats sold and 13,000 unreserved tickets released two hours before kickoff.
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Cardinals rout Giants as Simmons dominates behind strong hitting
Curt Simmons pitched eight hits shutout against San Francisco, walking none and fanning two to lift the Cardinals to a 13-0 win. In the same game, a late offensive burst included a homer and double driving in three runs as St. Louis won 7-5 at Washington, giving him eight RBIs in the last two games.
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Chris Short
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Phillies
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Billy Williams
Dick Ellsworth
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Frank Robinson
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John Bateman
Houston
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Gene Oliver
Associated Press
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St. Louis
Washington
Insurance City Open May Go to Playoff Again
Hartford AP reports the Insurance City Open golf tourney at Wethersfield Country Club heads to a potential sudden-death playoff after 36 holes. Wes Ellis leads by one stroke with 133, while George Bayer Art Wall Jr Billy Casper Lionel Hebert and Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Bob Goalby and others vie for the $6,400 top prize as the 72-hole event ends Sunday.
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Art Wall Jr
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Lionel Hebert
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Ted Kroll
Arnold Palmer
Jack Fleck
Bill Colins
Handley High Girl Crowned Miss Winchester Speedway
Handley High senior Colen Bly won the Miss Winchester Speedway title at Winchester Speedway to share top honors with drivers. Smokey Stover of Staunton won his third modified feature, Earl Moran finished second, Beeler won ninth Limited Sportsman feature after rough heat. Heat winners included Ray Drewry, Mert Stine, Bob Burns, and Stover.
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Moran
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Ray Drewry
Mert Stine
Hagerstown
Bob Burns
Shenandoah Downs Seventh Race Results Include Close Finish
In the seventh race at Shenandoah Downs a $1100 claiming event for four and up saw 1 More Toes ridden by Denny finish with long odds of 20 to 1 while Well Enough under Rawlings also paid 20 to 1 and Bahati piloted by D Smith finished at 7 to 2.
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Pro Football Results and Senators Standings in 1962
Pro football scores Buffalo 23 over New York 8 and Pittsburgh 24 over Philadelphia 13 with St Louis 24 defeating San Francisco 22. The Washington Senators slid to 10th after their seventh American League game of 1962 and remained there for the season.
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Cities Service crushes Kiwanis 18 to 4 in Little League
Cities Service routed Kiwanis 18-4 with seven Kiwanis errors supporting Cities Service. H and P contributions came with five runs in both the third and fifth innings, while Cities Service left 13 runners on base. Winning pitcher Dennis Bromley, with Don Ganse in relief.
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Cities Service
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