Halltown Tops Northside in City League Lead Clincher
Halltown wins 9-0 nightcap as Jerry Fink sails a second straight one hitter. Dixie Wiltshire and Frank Simons lead Halltown with multi hit games while Walter Barr keys the offense in a four run first inning surge. Lucky Inn had led 1-0 before Clarke County Esso and Winchester Merchants chase the top spot with 14-8 records.
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Halltown
Gay Inn
Clarke County Esso
Northside
Jerry Fink
Danny Russel
Rusty Donald
Je Keeler
Bill Bailey
Russell
Rece
Rusty McDonald
Garbe
Vern Clark
Lucky Inn
Clarke
Charlie Hill
Walter Barr
Halown
Jara Gregory
Dixie Wiltshire
Frank Simons
Wiltshire
Simons
West Virginians
Hummer
Clarke County
Esso
Major League Leaders Baseball Batting and Fielding Figures
American League leaders include Yastrzemski and Malzone with top batting averages and hits for Boston. Kaline and Wagner pace RBIs. Other AL leaders feature Allison and Killebrew in home runs, and Aparicio along with Wood and Hinton in stolen bases. NL leaders showcase Aaron, Santo, and McCovey in key hitting and pitching honors, with Koufax and Perranoski leading eight decisions and strikeouts.
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Boston
Malzone
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Wagner
Los Angeles
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Radatz
Ford
New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Santo
Chem
Groat
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelhe
Javier
St. Is
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Koufax
Perranoski
Drysdale
Americans Beat Soviet Union by Narrow Margin in Moscow Meet
The United States edged the USSR by five points in a rare dual meet in Moscow, the smallest American victory ever in this series. Russians topped events like the 110 high hurdles and 100 and 400 meters, while the women’s team suffered a lopsided 189-147 defeat with two false starts and a fall.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ney
Fa Fen
Eer
McKinley and Ralston Lead U S Davis Cup Squad Pick
National clay court champion McKinley and runner up Ralston head the U S Davis Cup team pool as coach Bob Kelleher names four players for Merion and a possible Mexico tie. The team selection hinges on results at Merion and Aug 5 deadline.
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Dennis Ralston
Bob Kelleher
Mexico
Canada
Vancouver
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafoxa Ora
Los Angeles
Merion
Service Nine Wins On Toan's Homer In Little League
Saturday night a large crowd watched the Little League All Star Game. Doug Toan hit a homer in the second inning to lift Service Nine, with Marshall Boyd on base after scoring Allen Sumner earlier. Boyd pitched the first two innings for the winners and earned the victory. Sumner and Riggleman supported in relief.
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Meehan
Aeet
Doug Toan
Marshall Boyd
Boyd
Allen Sumner
Richard Cummins
Sumner
Buddy Riggleman
The
Merchants
John Lockhart
Dave Helmick
Boxing Results From AP Report Across Cities
George Benton of Philadelphia defeated Allen Thomas of Chicago by decision in New York. Henry Hank of Detroit topped Ed Zaremba of Jackson in Jackson by ten rounds. Al Gonzalez of Mesa and Kirk Barrow of San Francisco drew in a heavyweight bout in Phoenix. Antonio Rosales of Mexico City beat Jose Jimenez in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
George Benton
Philadelphia
Allen Thomas
Chicago
Jackson
Mich
Henry Hank
Detroit
Ed Zaremba
Phoenix
Ariz
al Gonzalez
Mesa
Kirk Barrow
San Francisco
Drew
Heavies
Mexico City
Antonio Rosales
Mexico
Jose Jimenez
TV Writer Arthur Stander Dies at 46 in LA
Arthur M. Stander a television writer and producer and former husband of actress Janis Peige died Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage in Los Angeles. He was 46 and known for work on multiple TV projects and collaborations with noted producers.
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Los Angeles
Arthur M. Stander
Janis Peige
Winchester Bowl To Hagerstown In Pony Tourney
Winchester built an early deficit but rallied to win as Avenger Ronny Rinker hit a decisive three run homer in the sixth. Hagerstown took an early lead thanks to six Winchester errors and a shaky defense. Lorschbaugh pitched well for Hagerstown and matched it with solid defense.
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Winchester Bowl
Hagerstown
Avenger
Ronny
Winchester
Ronnie Rinker
Bob Lorschbaugh
Lorschbaugh
Tigers' Frank Lary Wins First Since 1961 Hampered Return
Frank Lary, hampered by ailing shoulder since 1961, beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-2 on a four hit outing for his first win since June last year. Don Mincher of the Twins homered twice for the second straight game in a 3-2 win over Washington.
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Frank Lary
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Don Mincher
Twins
Washington
Lincoln's father sells Kentucky farm in 1816 for cash and bourbon
In 1816 Abraham Lincoln's father sold a 6 acre Kentucky farm for 20 dollars and 400 gallons of bourbon valued around 600 dollars. The deal reflected frontier exchange practice with bourbon forming a substantial part of the payment.
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Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Nicklaus Captures PGA Title Reflecting Growing Golf Laurels
Jack Nicklaus, 23, wins the PGA Championship at Dallas Athletic Club with a 279 total, two strokes ahead of Dave Ragan and three ahead of Bruce Crampton and Don Finsterwald. He speaks of hunger to win, analyzes his putting rhythm, and notes his four round scores 69 73 69 68. Geiberger and Maxwell tie for fifth at 264. Palmer and Player struggle, finishing well back. Nicklaus earns $41,000 and moves to $85,995 in PGA money.
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Tex
Big Jack Nicklaus
Profession Golfers Association
Columbus
Ohio
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Bruce Crampton
Don Finsterwald
Nicklaus
Dallas Athletic Club
Jack
Ragan
Crampton
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Billy Maxwell
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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