Sunnyside Presbyterians vs Market St Baptist win in church league
Sunnyside Presbyterians exploded for eight runs in the second inning to beat Wesley Methodists 11 7. Market St Baptist defeated First Baptist 11 6 while First Presbyterian forfeited a 7 0 win over Congregational Christian. Fisher earned the win for Sunnyside and Waley took the loss.
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Sunnyside
Hickerson
Fisher
Alkire
Clem
R.rinker
Eppinger
R. Rinker
Inskip
L. McDaniel
R. McDaniel
Horse Racing Entries and Odds from Daily Card
First race features maiden $1200 for 3 year olds with Dotties Princess and Micki Doodles among the prime runners. Second race lists CLM 3Y o with Liambias Bee and Westside contending. Third race shows $1400 ALLOW with AG Sea Doctor and Paroline Girl as entries. Fourth race CLM 2 includes Valley Revenue and Fritz's Maid. Eighth race offers $2000 Allow 4 YO & UP over 1 mile featuring Tuxedo Hill and Rogue's Road among bettors’ choices.
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Reynolds
Mr. S.A
Addesa
Micki Doodles
Sigler
Bush Beer
Vacanti
Pindell
Beall’s Hobby
Hedge
Headley
Proving Ground
Joe Hubbard
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Hastago
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Ridenbaker
L. Reynolds
Miss Olive B
Barnle
Last Leaf
Clat’bk
Aentry J
Donald Griffith
Manuel Mendelson
Cutshaw
Rogue’s Road
L.rey's
Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs for 1960s
From AP data the American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota in batting at .387 and runs with 30. Freehan Detroit tops RBIs with 30 while Bressoud Boston leads hits with 45. In the National League Williams Chicago hits .402 and Mays San Francisco bats .397 with 34 runs.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Freehan
Detroit
Rollins
Cash
Wagner
Cleveland
Bressoud
Boston
Robinson
Baltimore
Bresseud
Mathews
Kansas City
Green
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Mays Named Giants Field Captain in Landmark Move
San Francisco AP Willie Mays named captain of the Giants by manager Alvin Dark. Dark calls it a significant step toward leadership while noting it does not confirm future managerial chances. Mays, 33, takes on the role as duties shift defensive alignments on the field.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Dark
Mays
Willie
Giants
Leo Durocher
Billy Williams Takes NL Batting Lead With .402 Mark
Billy Williams of the Cubs jumps to the NL batting lead by raising his average to .402 as Willie Mays slides to .397 after a 9-4 Giants win over the Phillies. Mays homered twice, Cepeda also homered, and Richie Allen hit for the Phillies in a tightly contested game.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press Sports Oe
Willie
Billy
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Mays
Giants
Philadelphia
Williams
Cubs
St. Louis
Phillies
Ted
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Richie Allen
Bob Bolin
Cub
Phil Cavaretta
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Bill White
Doug Clemens
Sadecki
Baseball Standings and Thursday Scores With Races
Baseball standings show Boston, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland and Minnesota in the top half with several teams near .500. Thursday results include Boston 8 Los Angeles 7 and Baltimore 7 Kansas City 6, plus Washington 8 Detroit 2.
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Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Manny Jimenez
Giants win rookie awards five players for first major league seasons
Five Giants rooks earned rookie awards in their first MLB season. Willie Mays Jack Sanford Orlando Cepeda Willie McCovey and Harvey Kuenn were recognized for standout debut years with origins in 1951 1957 1958 1959 and 1963 respectively.
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San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Jack Sanford
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tiger
Duden Leads Memphis Open After First Round
Bob Duden shot 68 with a double eagle and five birdies to take the first round lead at the Memphis Open. Arnold Palmer Gene Littler Gay Brewer and Paul Bodesson trailed by one stroke with 66s while Jack Nicklaus posted 72 after a rough start.
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Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Duden
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Paul Bondeeson
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rusdolph
Doug Sanders
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Paul Bondeson
Mason Rudolph
Jerry Edwards
Howie Johnson
Hil Rodgers
Art Wall
Jim Ferree
Fred Marti
Daniels switches to baseballs shines with fifth win for Senators
Bennie Daniels 31 year old right hander for Washington earned his fifth victory in an 8-2 Senators win over Detroit. He allowed four hits and lowered his ERA to 2.94 while needing relief in the ninth. Daniels began his major league arc with promise after a Pirates stint and had a 1961 peak of 12 wins.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Daniels
Washington Senators
Dave Wickersham
Detroit
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Senators
Tigers
Jim Duckworth
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Jack Hamilton
Chuck Hinton
Jim King
Hinton
Washington
Ed Brinkman
Gates Brown
Orioles
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Nelson Mathews
Ed Charles
Jim Gentile
Stu Miller
Rocky Colavito
Jimenez
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Harmon Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Rivero to Rematch Giordello in Cleveland Tonight
Argentine middleweight king Rocky Rivero challenges world middleweight champion Joey Giardello in a nationally televised non title rematch. The 10 round bout starts at 9 p.m. EST with Giardello aiming to repeat his split decision win from April 17.
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Cleveland
Rocky Rivero
Joey Giordello
Giardello
Rivera
King and Court to Play City All Stars in Winchester
Arrangements by the Winchester Softball League bring the famous King and His Court to Recreation Park on June 20 at 8 p m. The four man team will face a City League all star lineup watched by many fans who have seen them on national television.
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City All Stars
Winchester
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