Cubs grab second in NL as Ellsworth shuts out St Louis
Chicago moves to 2nd in the National League behind Los Angeles after a 2-0 win over the Cardinals. Dick Ellsworth and Lindy McDaniel combined on a five hit shutout, with Ellsworth adding a two run single to pace the Cubs. The Pirates and Phillies also win as the pennant race tightens in mid July.
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Ken Walters
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New York
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Don Nottebart
Blue Ridge Faces Goose Creek In George Sherman Polo
Blue Ridge plays Goose Creek at the George Sherman Memorial arena polo tournament starting at 8 45 tonight. The single elimination event begins at the local arena four miles east of Winchester on Senseng Road with the winner advancing to Charlottesville this weekend. Jarrett is expected to see action for Blue Ridge tonight in the number one position.
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Sunnyside Beats Congregational in Church League Doubleheader
Sunnyside Presbyterian broke a 1-1 tie with three fourth inning runs to defeat Congregational Christian 4 to 1. Sonny Milburn opened the decisive frame with a triple and scored as errors allowed Larrick and Link to score, with Bob McDonnell delivering the timely hit. Fisher won on three hits. Foreman took the loss. In the opener First Baptist toppled First Presbyterian 3 to 0 as Snapp and Simpson sparked a two-run sixth inning and Buck Cooper scored on a Shull miscue. Jack Fretwell pitched a three-hitter for the winners.
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Bob Snapp
Ken Simpson
First Baptist
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Pete Shull
Cooper
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Max Mellett
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Ronnie Gore
Jim Laise
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Bobby del Greco
Gino Cimoli
Ed Charles
Johnny Blanchard
Pete Lovrich
Gary Peters
Orioles
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Chuck Hinton
Larry Osborne
Senators
Jim Bunning
Don Rudolph
Ronnie Kline
Yastrzemski Leads A Lively AL Batting Race and Other Highlights
In the American League batting leaders Yastrzemski of Boston posts a .337 average with 119 hits and 55 runs, while Malzone adds 111 hits. Minnesota’s Allison tops RBIs with 60 and 65 runs, Hinton and Pinson stand out in triples and steals, and Radatz anchors Boston with 10 1 record. In the NL Koufax dominates pitching with 15 3 and 163 strikeouts, while Aaron powers the season with 67 runs and 71 RBIs for Milwaukee/others.
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Palmer Seeks PGA Win as Boros Emerges Favorite
Arnold Palmer fights a cold while plotting to win the PGA at Dac Country Club Dallas. The greatest money winner recalls his British Open setback and notes the course is fair with wide fairways. Julius Boros and Gay Brewer back him. several peers complete tuneups ahead of the event.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday
FECA STANDING shows Minnesota 13 and Cleveland 1 as Monday results with Boston 2 Los Angeles 1 and Chicago 4 Baltimore 0. Today's games list Cleveland at Los Angeles Boston at Kansas City New York at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit. Wednesday fixtures include Cleveland at Los Angeles Washington at Chicago and other doubleheaders.
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Lockhart tosses no hitter as O Sullivan tops Rotary
John Lockhart pitched a Little League no hitter for O Sullivan in a 12 hit attack against Rotary at Senseny Park. Lockhart had two doubles and a single in five at bats with two runs scored. Keith Kavel added three hits and a walk with two runs as O Sullivan moved to second place, one game behind Rotary.
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Roger Craig
Nottebart
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Jim Hickman
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Radatz Saves Boston Win Again as A's Beat IN
Radatz preserves another Boston win by shutting out the Angels 2-1. Frank Malzone homered to spark the Red Sox as they stay near the Yankees in a tight AL pennant race. The Twins, led by Killebrew, pounded Cleveland 13-1 with three homers.
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Boston
Dick Radatz
Harmon Killebrew
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Dick Stigman
Giants Not Panicking Over Bums After Slump
The San Francisco Giants face a 2-1 and 4-1 doubleheader loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates and fall to third place, seven games behind the Dodgers with 13 losses in 23 games on a rough road trip. Manager Alvin Dark says the season is long and slumps happen, noting limited hitting besides Willie McCovey and Harvey Kuenn.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Juan Marichal
Pirates
al McBean
Bob Friend
Joe Gibbon
Joe Pagliaroni
Bill Virdon
Dick Schofield
San Francisco
John Edwards
Reds
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Frank Funk
Eddie Kasko
Marty Keough
Walters
al Worthington
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Embroidery Pattern Sale and Needlecraft Catalog Ad
Advertisement promotes crewel and cotton embroidery patterns with details on stitches and transfer motifs. Includes price of thirty five cents, mailing upcharges, and ordering instructions via Alice Brooks at the Winchester Evening Star. Also touts 1963 needlecraft show stats and over 200 designs with a free pattern offer.
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