Baseball Standings and Thursday Schedule Update
Major League standings show Milwaukee 42 31 675 Francisco 43 33 66 percent. Los Angeles 43 35 .551. Pittsburgh 39 38 .506. Philadelphia 27 45 .375. Thursday games include San Francisco at Chicago and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. Wednesday results feature Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 and New York 4 Baltimore 0.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The compiled leaders feature Aaron of Milwaukee with 379 at bats and .358, Mathews leading runs with 61, Banks tied for RBIs at 72, Cepeda and Aaron top hits with 102 and 113 respectively, Cimoli and Aaron lead doubles, Pinson tops triples, Mathews Banks and Aaron share homers, Neal and Blasingame pace steals, and Face leads pitching with 12 0 in eight or more decisions. In the American League at bats Kuenn hits .354, Power and Killebrew lead runs, Killebrew also leads RBIs, Runnels and Kuenn top hits, Williams and Allison pace doubles, Killebrew and Colavito lead homers, Aparicio and Mantle steal most bases, Wilhelm and McLish tied in decisions, Wynn and Score top strikeouts.
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ChisoX Close Gap as Pascual Quashes Bosox in Four-Hit Game
Camilo Pascual held Boston to two hits through eight and two thirds, then an error and two singles in the ninth produced an unearned run. The White Sox won 7 to 1 as they narrow the AL pennant gap behind New York with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Stitch Stops Sawyer In First Round To Move Up Welterweight Rank
Rudell Stitch, from Louisville, decked Rudy Sawyer three times in 2 minutes 15 seconds to win by knockout in a nationally televised bout. Stitch improved to 21-5 with 11 KOs and solidified his No. 2 welterweight contender status.
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Argentinian May Uncork Surprise In British Open
Antonio Cerda of Argentina trails leaders by one stroke after the second round in the British Open at Muirfield Scotland. Cerda shot 33 36 69 and cites Luis Ruiz and Gary Player as dangerous rivals as Fred Bullock and Arnold Stickley lead with 68.
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Minor League Scores and Postponements Report
Pacific Coast League results Spokane beat Portland 9 4 Salt Lake City defeated Sacramento 7 4 San Diego won against Phoenix 9 6 Seattle vs Vancouver postponed International League Toronto 5 Richmond 1 Columbus 6 Montreal 3 New games postponed American Association St Paul 3 Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 4 Louisville 0 Dallas 6 Houston 1 Denver 14 Charleston 3 Omaha 1 Fort Worth 0 11 innings
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Kremer, Corder Lead Winchester Junior Legion Past Strasburg 10-3
Winchester Junior Legion defeated Strasburg 10-3 at Rouss Park. Kremer homered in the first, doubled in the fourth, and tripled in the seventh while driving in two runs and scoring twice. Corder added a seventh inning homer and a fifth inning RBI as Reed earned the win.
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Downs at Shenandoah Downs Affects Racing Results and NBA Rankings
Results from Shenandoah Downs feature nine races with purses of 1000 dollars and various claiming and starter allowance events. Notable outcomes include winners such as R Coz, War Pardon, Bandit Al, Deep Diamond, Mizar, Bail Out, Marketer, Bahati, Cort Bern with attendance 3 419 and handle 169450. Separately Ray Robinson is reinstated to middleweight rankings by the association’s executive board with Basilio and Fullmer positioned for an NBA title bout.
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Johansson Earns National Boxing Association Boxer of the Month
Sweden’s Ingemar Johansson, the heavyweight champion, named NBA boxer of the month for June after his upset of Floyd Patterson in the third round. Patterson was No. 1 contender in NBA July ratings. Non U.S. boxers Henry Cooper, Brian London, and Joe Erskine also join top 10.
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Hole in One Shocks Teen at Holyoke Club
Tommy Bridges, 13, a junior at Holyoke Country Club, aces the 135 yard eighth hole with an eight iron. The-moment stunned players as the hole in one occurred Wednesday at the Holyoke course.
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Itch-Me-Not Ad Offers Quick Relief at Boyd Drug Co
An advertisement promotes ITCH ME NOT as instant relief for eczema, ringworm, insect bites, and surface rashes. It claims itching and burning disappear in 15 minutes and offers a 48c refund if the itch persists. Available day or night at Boyd Drug Co.
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