Dodgers Maintain Edge In Pennant Chase As Koufax Strikes Out Ten
Dodgers lead the pennant race with Koufax tossing a shutout to reach 9 wins and lower ERA to 1.77. Giants win on Willie Mays homer, Cardinals beat Phillies in rain shortened game. Cincinnati edges Pirates 4-2 behind Tsitouris. Mets Milwaukee game rained out. Lillis tripled then was doubled off on Koufax’s pickoff at plate.
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Gordy Coleman
Pittsburgh
John Tsitouris
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Milwaukee
Ernie Fazio
Rusty Staub
Bob Lillis
Lillis
Johnny Temple
Major League Leaders and Key Baseball Moments
The Associated Press reports top AL batting leaders Kaline and Malzone among others. Tommy Davis takes over the league batting lead for the Dodgers, while Mays and Alou power the Giants. O’Dell improves to 9-2 for the Giants as Ellsworth struggles. Cardinas, Groat, and Cardenas contribute homers in their games, with Tsitouris pitching strong relief for a no-hit finish over the final innings.
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Northside Lanes Upsets Marathon In City League
Northside Lanes defeated Marathon 3 to 2 at Senseng Park as Adam Myers tossed a one hitter for the winners. Marathon took two runs in the fourth inning aided by three errors and walks. Wesley Methodist beat Presbyterian 12 to 2 at Senseng Park in Church League. Standings list Lucky Inn and Clarke Esso at 8-2, Sens-Lages 5-5, Northside 4-6, Halltown 4-7, Merchants 3-8. Tonight features Northside Lanes vs Esso and Lucky Inn vs Halltown with a Tomorrow game Northside Lanes vs Hummer-Alco.
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CBS President Van Volkenberg Dies at 59
Jack L. Van Volkenberg, CBS television network president from 1946 to 1956, died Tuesday of a heart attack in Brainerd Minnesota. A veteran of more than 30 years in radio and television, he led the network during its early growth.
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van Volkenberg
Palmer Leads Thunderbird Classic After First Round
Arnold Palmer shot 67 to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic with Jack Rule, while Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were two back at 69. Ben Hogan carded 71 as the 138 man field enjoyed sunny Westchester conditions.
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Ben Hogan
Westchester Country Club
Standings and results from major league baseball and minors
Major league standings show Chicago and New York tied at 23 to 23 with a .576 pace and Baltimore at 26 (1 game back) while Minnesota and Boston hover around .500. Thursday results include Boston over Washington 7 5 Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 Baltimore 5 New York 4 Minnesota 6 Kansas City 3.
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Rinker Knocks Out 17 as Elks Win Pony Opener
Ronnie Rinker struck out 17 in seven innings as the Elks beat VFW 72 to 9 to open the Pony League season. Key hits and errors sparked a big sixth inning rally, with Clevenger homering and Lenton scoring on a Jackson error.
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Stephen Brown
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Sirbaugh
Twins Rally Behind Allen in Wide Victory
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Athletics led by Allen Guatemala as part of a season strong outburst. Vic Power and Bob Allison fueled a 13 hit attack with Power singling and doubling while Allison drove in two on a double. Jim Perry earned the win with relief from Jim Brooks.
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