Monday Night Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Monday results show New York 2 Detroit 0 and San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 1 while St Louis topped Chicago 6 4 and Pittsburgh won big over New York 13 3 The national league standings list Los Angeles leading with 48 wins, San Francisco 47 and Pittsburgh 41 with Milwaukee 35 and Chicago 27 trailing.
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Leaders In Church League Stay Tied In Busy Night
Cedar Creek blanked EUB 10 0 with Carroll Shiley throwing seven innings and no walks while Ronnie Keeler and Bill Bailey drove in runs. Burnt Factory beat Welltown 9 0 with Howard Adkins and Jim Bromley combining for the shutout as Adkins homered and doubled. A sports Q and A column follows addressing wedding date decisions and table manners.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
A compact recap of top league leaders in batting runs and RBIs for players with 150 at bats or more, highlighting Jiminez and Runnels as Batting leaders, Pearson and Green on runs, Robinson and Wagner on RBIs, Rollins and Moran for hits, Robinson and Cunningham for doubles, Fox Robinson and Cimoli for triples, Wagner and Cash for home runs, Howser and Wood for stolen bases, plus pitching and strikeout leaders like Donovan Foytack Pacsual Purkey Koufax and Gibson.
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Newcombe becomes first baseman for Dragons in Japan
Don Newcombe, former Dodgers star, is starting at first base for the Chunichi Dragons in Nagoya. In three games he has a homer, a double and two singles in 11 at bats, praising Japanese ball for its near triple A level and noting the team's improving form as Larry Doby is set to join soon.
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Peterson the Trick Billiard Ace Dies at 82
Los Angeles AP reports Charlie Peterson 82 famed billiards player and trick shot artist died Saturday of a heart attack. Funeral services set for Wednesday. He championed bringing billiards to clubs and schools and noted 42 tables at Princeton 31 at Michigan 23 at Minnesota and 15 at Wisconsin on campus after leaving a toy manufacturer post.
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Rotary’s Bruce Clevenger tosses no hitter in 7-1 win
Bruce Clevenger pitched six innings for the Rotary club posting a no hit game with 12 strikeouts and two extra base hits as Rotary defeated the Lions 7-1. Ricky Yost added a single and a double. In earlier action Exchange Club beat Kiwanis 8-2 behind Don Ratcliffe’s three singles. Clarke County Indians routed Hawks 21-9 as Allan Kaye hit two homers. Dodgers crushed Senators 24-2 with Billy Baker on the mound.
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Parvatin Use for Jelly Sealing Remains Safe Method
Instructions advise heating paraffin in a hot water bath to avoid reaching smoking temperature. The method ensures safe sealing of jelly by controlling heat and preventing flare ups during the process.
Polish Track Stars Vow To Give Battle
In a bold pledge ahead of the U S Poland track meet in Chicago Polish stars promise to challenge the United States and even Russia. Coach Zdzislaw Zabierzowski says Poland ranks second only to the Americans and could beat the Russians. Thirty nine men and nineteen women athletes travel with seven coaches a physician a masseur eight officials two sportswriters and a sportscaster aboard a chartered plane. The visit marks a return of the 1961 Warsaw team that defeated Poland by 30 points.
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