Giants Pull Within Half Game of Dodgers in NL Race
Giants defeat Dodgers 4 2 at Los Angeles, boosted by Stu Miller relief and Felipe Alou two run homer. Alou's shot in the seventh caps two runs after an earlier four hits to trim Los Angeles lead to a half game. Cincinnati and Chicago also win in a day of tight pennant pursuit.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Stu Miller
Stu
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Los Angeles Coliseum
Jones
al Dark
Miller
Dodgers
Giants
Felipe Alou
Stan Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jim Maloney
Cubs
Reds
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Don Ferrarese
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Phillington
Alou
Los Angeles
Johnny Roseboro
Young Maloney
George Altman
Jim O’toole
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Frank Robinson
Spahn
Lee Maye
Frank Bolling
Braves
Bob Gibson
Phillies
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Danny Murtaugh
Bob Friend
Ferrarese
Baseball Standings and Scores Highlight League Action
The league tables show Cleveland leading with 20 wins and 17 losses, New York at 25 19, and Boston at 20 24 amid varied results. Recent games featured Cleveland beating Los Angeles 3 to 4, and New York defeating Chicago 10 to 1, with Boston edging Baltimore 6 to 5.
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G.bea
Eeus
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Ane
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Aspiring Health Claim Promotes Preparation H Discovery
Sufferers report astonishing statements claiming piles have ceased to be a problem. The advertisement touts a new healing substance Bio Dyne, from a world famous institute, available as suppository or ointment named Preparation H at drug counters.
Griffith Stops Ortega For World Welterweight Title
Emile Griffith of Los Angeles stops Gaspar Ortega of Tijuana in the 12th round to claim the world welterweight title. Ortega fought to the end as Griffith earned the championship.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Emile Griffith
New York
Gaspar Ortega
Tijuana
Mexico
Minor League Standings Snapshot From The Circuits
The latest standings show Toronto at 3-9 and Syracuse 2-0 in a mixed set of results across the American Association Pacific Coast and International leagues. Key tallies include Rochester 13-5 with Buffalo 2-2 in the A A standings and Columbus 6-1 beating Charleston 2-3 in the International League.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Portland
Vancouver
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
San Diego
Tacoma
Columbus
Charleston
Jersey City
Richmond
Major League Leaders Highlight Seasonal Standings
A summary of leaders in batting runs and hits across the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Piersall, Colavito, Aaron, Mays, and Wills, with top marks in hits, runs, RBIs, and home runs. Pitching leaders show Miller and Perranoski with strong decisions. Chuck Cottier is noted as a Detroit Tigers utility infielder under three managers.
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Chuck Cottier
Detroit Tigers
Fred Han Re
Chuck Dressen
Bob Schef
Four Three-Hit Jobs Seen In Senseny Tripleheader
Saturday night softball featured four three hit games as Halltown and Republic Oil dominated. Halltown beat R H Hummer 4 2 with Frank Simmons pitching a three hitter while Jim Wilshire misplay contributed four runs. Republic Oil edged Coca Cola 5 2 behind Jess Donalds three hitter as Joe Guess held the Oil to three hits. Buck McCarty led Coca Cola with two safeties and a run. Washington Jets routed F M Bank 15 2 with Ruth Sorenson getting four of the Jets 12 hits. Tonight Montague meets Burnt Factory in the opener of a church doubleheader followed by Welltown versus Cedar Creek.
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R. H. Hummer
Halltown
Coca Cola
Republic Oil
F&m Bank
Washington Jets
Bankers
Bobby Downs
Fink Brown
Jets
Ruth Sorenson
Frank Simmons
Hummer
Ber
Asa Nag Ble
Jim Wilshire
Jess Donald
Joe Guess
Jess
Buck “McCarty
Tom DeHaven
Don Smith
Republic
Montague
Burnt Factory
Welltown
Cedar Crrk
Dez
Bob Bruce
Paul Foytack
Detroit
John Romano
Cleveland
Angels
Jim Perry
Bob Allen
Frank Funk
Wynn Hawkins
Bobby Locke
Yanks
Billy Pierce
Luis Aparicio
Elston Howard
Roger Maris
Ginsberg
Ing
Hoyt Wilhelm
Red Sox
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Kansas City
Washington
Archer
A’s
Andy Carey
Five-run opening lifts Tomahawk past Winchester 9 6 in league game
Tomahawk pitchers walked nine Winchester batters and built a five-run first inning on two hits to beat Winchester 9 6 at Rouss Park. Murphy Kerns led Tomahawk with two hits as D Spies added two and Spies earned the win. Winchester’s Michael took the loss after the costly first inning. Next Sunday Winchester hosts Sleepy Creek before a road trip to Bakerton on June 18.
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Tomahawk
Winchester
Rouss Park
Erior
Middlecoff Breaks Memphis Open Record With 266
Cary Middlecoff won the Memphis Open with a 266, a tournament record, earning 4300 dollars. Gard Dickinson led early but finished second with Mike Souchak at 271. Bob Shave Jr. placed fourth at 272, while Lionel Hebert Gene Littler Buddy Sullivan tied for positions at 273 and defending champion Tommy Bolt with Ken Venturi at 274.
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Memphis
Cary
Middlecoff
Halls
Tenn
Gardner Dickinson
Billy Maxwell
Dickinson
Tequesta
Fla
Mike Souchak
Bob Shave Jr
Lionel Hebert
Gene Littler
Buddy Sullivan
Tommy Bolt
Ken Venturi
Nixon to Write a Series for Syndicate
Former Vice President Richard Nixon agrees to compose at least ten articles for the Times Mirror Syndicate. Rex Bailey says the pieces will cover major domestic and international issues and be offered to newspapers worldwide. Nixon will write as events occur with no dates set.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Times- Mirror
Rex Bailey
Bailey
Nixon
Vanderbilt students urged to demand tougher campus work
A Vanderbilt University committee of top students recommends increasing academic work and testing, urging more papers and exams and a push to demand tougher campus life.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt
Tigers Hit Eight Home Runs In Win Over Twins
Detroit's eight homers came from eight different players as they toppled Minnesota 10-4 and 9-3, widening their lead in the American League race. Cleveland swept Los Angeles to stay on Detroit's heels while New York, Boston, and Chicago grabbed wins in tightly contested games.
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Jack Han
Associated Press
Cleveland
Detroit Ss
Detroit
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Dick Brown
Chico Fernandez
Bubba Morton
Mike Rourke
Jake Wood
Billy Bruton
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Wrigley Field
Indians
New York
Whitey Ford
Bill Stafford
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Joe Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Jim Archer
Kansas City
Charlie Finley
Washington
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Felipe Alou
Reds
County to Pay For Attorney's Ripped Pants
Lucas County officials decide to reimburse attorney Stephen A. Mack $10.95 for pants torn on a chair in the Common Pleas Court. Prosecutor Harry Friberg says county not strictly liable but should honor a moral debt, noting Mack suffered embarrassment and lost his client’s case.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lucas County
Harry Friberg
Sephen A. Mack
Mack
Backyard plots can yield 90 pounds of produce per 20 by 30 feet
The National Garden Bureau says a 20 by 30 foot plot grows about 90 pounds of vegetables. Canning and storage extend supplies through winter. Vegetables listed include peas tomatoes parsley spinach cabbage Swiss chard lettuce radishes carrots beets onions snap beans peppers turnips. Carol Dietz Garvan notes home grown produce valued at about 127 dollars from 5.36 dollars in seed and fertilizer.
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Chicago
National Garden Bureau
Carol Dietz Garvan
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