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Vie Fir Sennits, lirove lFoirs4 Hitting Now Floce Sentinel Indians Recover To Shellac Orioles, 13-4, In Pony Grads Time To Make Our Move Says SF Giants1 Manager Iiy Lelf Erickson San Francisco (AP). The San Francisco Giants, opening a throe-game scries with the Milwaukee Braves tonight with the National league lead at stake, are "hitting now and this is the time to make our big move Manager Bill Rigney declared today. The Giants clouted 15 hits off three Cincinnati Red -pitchers Thursday in an 8-3 victory. Milwaukee preserved its half-game lead over the Glanta -with a 7-6 triumph over Los Angeles. "That win over Cincinnati was a big one for us," Rigney i'-K Before the big third the Braves held a five-to-nothing lead, but six hits in that frame accounted for the rally and the victory.

John Loehr had thrce-for-four to lead the winners at the plate, and Mike Wright had a perfect three-for-three to cop hitting honors for the Braves. In the other game White's Giants used the big inning to down the SC Lumber Company A's 8-4. The Giants collected nine hits to account for the eight runs but the A's outhit the winners with 10 safeties. Randy Leonard had three-for-three for the Giants and Mike Evans went two-for-two for the Athletics. Score by innings: Braves 500 0 5 Hits 220 1 5 Orioles 00 10 212 Hits 11 6 19 John Castro, Mike Wright (3) and Mike Fixture.

Ed James and Jackson. Giants 100 610 8 Hits 002 421 9 A's 120 010 4 Hits 023 13110 Grant Wilson, Bruce Hanson (6), John Morris (6), Charles Anderson, John Grimaldi (3). MC Little League Soquel continued to hold top spot in the Mid-County Little League by dumping Aptos 10-5 yesterday afternoon in Capitola. The A's scored six times in the first inning on only two hits and that was enough to beat the White Sox. Starting pitcher Dennis Ghio received credit for the victory, he was relieved by Joe Brashears in the fourth inning.

Soquel ponded out eight hits of the offerings of two White Sox -14 U4n if i I '4 ti.vV' 4 V. 1 vi Ferrell'i Indians recovering from a 17-1 druDmng themselves leveled the Lion Orioles 134 last night in a North Bay Pony Grad game at Harvey west stadium. The Indians batted around the order three times in the course of the game, that had to be called in the sixth because of the lopsided score. Warren Conrad. Don Gerig and Charles Marcenaro collected two hits each, as the Indians pounded out eight in the game.

Al McCommon was the hitting leader for the Orioles with two singles for two times at bat. The Orioles threw three pitchers at the hot Indians but it didn seem to stop the outpour of runs. Score by innings: Indians 076 OOx 13 Hits 034 lOx 8 Orioles 102 lOx 4 Hits 21001 4 Charles Marcenaro and Joe Pap pas. Al McCommon. Don McDuf fee (2) and Gary Wright.

SLV Little League The Scotts Valley Orioles scor ed eight times in the first three innings and then held off repeated rallies by Boulder Creek to down the Tigers 8-7 in a San Lo renzo Valley Little League game. In the first game the Felton Indians used only five hits to mash Boulder Creek 24 0 in a wild four-inning game. With Malcolm Gorden provid ing the power the Orioles pushed across five runs in the third in ning and that turned out to be the winning factor as the Tigers banged out six hits and five runs in the fourth and fifth innings to scare the tail feathers off the birds. Score by innings: Felton 7115 124 Hits 140 Boulder Creek 000 0 Hits 101 1 Mark Duerr and Pat Kelly, Chris Cunningham. Bill Romono, Dave Pilger (1), George Jones (2).

Bill Taylor (2) and Dave Carr. Boulder Creek 200 3207 Hits Ill 3309 Scotts Valley 215 OOx 8 Hits 215 10x 9 Gary Adams, Johnny Ghio (3), and Bob Locatelli. Denny Jolley ana uick swam. SG Little League Tht Seaside Company Orioles dumped Wessendorf's Braves 12-5 yesterday afternoon in Pacific Ir-aaie action at Harvey West sta dium. The Orioles banged out nine hits and scored 10 runs in the third inning to gain the victory.

No Drinhs Wrong Hole Ace Scorctl What a way of getting out of buying the drinks in the clubhouse after scoring a hole-in-one! Bob Fergueson this week tallied an ace on the three-par, 180-yard fifth hole. Fergueson, who was playing alone, put the ball in the fifth hole with his tee shot from number four. The ball rolled between the legs of some golfers on the putting green at number five and Into the cup. OLMEDO UPSET London (JP) Ramanathan Krishnan of India upset Alex Olmedo, the Wimbledon favor-ite, in the semifinals of the London Lawn Tennis Championships today 8-6, 6-1. 910 Soquel Ave.

3335033 nrw Sore Golf Loser-Well Not Really Mrs. Grace Mnllcke, a former Pasatiempo women's club 18-hole golf champion makes as if she was a sore loser yesterday as she threatens to hit the new champion, Mrs. Jean Halbach, over the head with a club. Mrs. Halbach defeated Mrs.

Mallcke for the title yesterday, 1-up. However, Mrs. Mallcke was not as mad as it may appear, for she shot a fine score of 81 while Mrs. Halbach carded an 80. Dave Wilson Tops SC Little League Hitters At .667 Dave Wilson, Gary Neumann and Charles Anderson lead their respective Santa Cruz Little League in hitting, statistics compiled by Scorekeeper Don Gerig revealed today.

Wilson, who plays for the Cubs in the National loon, tops all sluggers with 10 singles in 15 at bats, an average of .667. Neumann of the Indians leads the American League at .541 while Anderson of the A's is hit ting .461 in the new Pacific League. Larry Griffen has won the most games amongst the pitchers five. NATIONAL LEAGUE Hilling (Band On 10 AB) AB RBI Pet. 3 .667 12 .571 5 .500 7 .444 8 .407 D.

Wilson. Cubs 15 10 J. Wilson, Cards 21 12 Gillen, Dodgers- 24 12 Farrar, Pirates 18 8 Boegel, Dodger ..27 11 Runs Duimstra. Dodgers. 9.

Home Rims J. Wilson, Cards; Farrar, Pirates and Venturini. Pirates, 2 each. 3B Koskela, Pirates, 1. 2BH Farrar, Pirates, 4.

BB Duimstra, Dodgers, 8. Pitching (Based On 10 IP) IP W-L SO Pet. Bongiovanni, Dod. 22 3-0 36 1.000 Zorbrowsky, Dod. 17 1-0 25 1.000 Parotii, Cards 17 3-1 30 .750 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hitting (Based On 10 AB) AB RBI Pet.

Neumann, Indians 24 13 ,541 Fetty, Red Sox 24 11 Duffy. Tigers 22 9 Theberge. Indians ..24 9 Rector, Red Sox ..25 9 .467 .409 .375 .360 other Leaders Runs Fettv. Red Sox. 8.

Home Runs Fetly. Red Sox; Rector, Red Sox; Joslin, Tigers and Austin, Yankees, 1 each. 2BH Austin, Yankees EB Bartle, Indians, 6. Pitching (Based On 10 IP) IP W-L SO 31 30 44 Pet. 1.000 .850 .750 Skinner.

Red Sox 23 3-0 Griffen. Yankees .25 5-1 Theberee, Indians 24 3-1 PACIFIC LEAGUE Hitting (Based On 10 AB) AB P.RI Pet Anderson. A 13 6 Ghidenrlll, Giants 12 5 461 .416 .412 .392 .374 Carbone, A's 17 7 Martinez, Orioles 17 7 Welch, Giants Ifi Other Leader Runs Anderson. A GhlHenrllL Giants- Welch. Giants and MiKus.

Braves. 5 each. HH Cravuttn. Giants, 1. 2BH Mikus.

Braves; Welch, Giants and Martiner, Orioles. 3 each. BB Anderson. A 6. Pitching (Bated On 10 IP) IP W-L SO Pet.

Morris, Giants 13 34 l.O K) James. Orioles 12- 3-0 10 1 (HX) Pino, Braves 15 1-1 20 .500 sunt 'V1 Santa Srntlnrl -1 1 "1 4 tr sua MONDAY HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: Suits Us (0-4) Ruby Nollcr 148412; Washday Blues (4-0) Elsie Harra 176443; Bowl-ettes (4-0) Lulu Moscr 167, Barbara Thompson 423; Lucky Strikes (0-4) Marge Sargeant 139394; The Dolls (4 0) Edna Brock 166 438; Foul Belles (0-4) Dorothy Edge 132, Ellen Peters 371. W. L. The Dolls 19 5 Bowlettes 17 7 Lucky Strikes 11 13 Suits Us 10 14 Foul Belles 9 11 Washday Elues 2 18 MONDAY HOUSEWIVES (Surf Bowl) Results: The Dolls (4) Edna Brock 182486; Lucky Strikes (0) Marge Sergeant 167413; Suits Us (4) Irene Bourgeois 172, Ruby Noller 411; Foul Belles (0) Shirlev Littlefield 145, Dorothy Edge 328; Bowlettes (3) Barbara Thompson 149402; Washday Blues (1) Elsie Harra 123, Betty Sutherland 334.

W. L. The Dolls 15 5 Bowlettes 13 7 Lucky Strikes 11 9 Suits Us 10 10 Foul Belles 9 11 Washday Blues 2 18 TUESDAY HOUSEWIVES' LEAGUE (Surf Bowl) Results: Lanettes (3) Doris Gemignani 175416; Pin Ups (1) Jackie Goody 130, Mvrt Mancebo 325; Surf Gals (4) Judy Cardoza 159421; Tri Squares (0) Jennie Donatini 126373. W. L.

5 7 9 12 Lanettes 11 Pin Ups 9 Surf Gals 7 Tri Squares 4 OKLAHOMA STATE WINS NCAA TITLE Omaba M. Oklahoma State won the NCAA college baseball world series championship from Arizona, 5-3, Thursday night and gave the Big Eight conference its second NCAA national title in a week. Just last weekend at Lin coln, the NCAA track and field championship went to Kansas the first time Kansas had ever won the title. FIGHTS By The Associated Press West Ark. Snnny In gram.

159'j, North iJttle Rock, out- ointed Clarence Cook, 152, Bastrop, 10. Tokyo Jiro Sawada, 147. Japan. outpointed Steve Tony, 147, Manila, 1U. MOTO'R mnaSJ i at -a Friday, Jun 19, 1959 Mrs.

Halbach Wins 18-Hole Golf Coronet Mrs. Jean Halbach Is the now Pasatiempo women's club 18 hole golf champion. She defeated Mrs. Grace Mallcke jcsterday( 1-up, after both fashioned very fine rounds. Mrs.

Halbach shot a gross 80 and Mrs. Mallcke an 81. Mrs. Mallcke was 1-up at the end of nine. Both play to an 11 handicap.

Mrs. Halbach won the title in 1956 and Mrs. Mallcke had won the 1947 and 1957 tourna ments. In other flights. Mrs.

Maryon Costella won by default in the defeated champion flight. Mrs. Sue Edwards was the runner-up. Mrs. Betty Pueet defeated Mrs.

Edna Austin on the 20th hole for the second flight title while Mrs. Bonnie Angell was the defeated second flight winner as she defeated Mrs. Biff Herbert, 2-up. Mrs. Kathleen Pinckney won 1-up against Mrs.

Hazel Hartke to capture the third flight title. Mrs. Eloise Kilpatrick won from Mrs. Katie Richards, 2-up, in the defeated third flight play. Sports Calendar TODAY Baseball SC Pony League Orioles vs.

Giants, 5:15 p.m., Harvey West stadium. Mid-County Little League Capitola vs. Live Oak, 6:15 p.m., Capitola school. Respective farm teams play at 4:45 o'clock. American Little League Yankees vs.

Tigers, 5:15 p.m. and Red Sox vs. Indians, 6:30 o'clock, Harvey West park. Pony Grads Tigers vs. Yankees, 7:30 p.m.

Harvey West stadium, Braves vs. Giants, Watson-ville, 6 p.m. Softball Camp Evers store vs. unannounced opponent in loser's bracket, district tournament, at Pacific Grove, 7:30 p.m. SC Merchants vs.

Berman's of Watsonville or Hollister. district tournament, at Pacific Grove, 9 p.m. TOMORROW Baseball MC Pony League Capitola vs. Soquel, 1:30 p.m., and Live Oak vs. Aptos, Capitola school.

SLV Pony League Felton vs. Ben Lomond, 1 p.m., and Scotts Valley vs. Boulder Creek, SLV high school diamond. SC National Little League-Cardinals vs. Dodgers, 10 a.m., and Cubs vs.

Pirates, Harvey West park. Gi.mts and Braves play makeup first half. Tacific Little League game right after NLL teams finish. SUNDAY Baseball Pony Grads Tigers vs. Dodgers.

1 p.m., and Yankees vs. Giants at Watsonville. MC Pony League Aptos vs. Capitola, 1:30 p.m.. and Soquel vs.

Live Oak. Capitola school. SLV Tony League Scotts Valley vs. Felton. 1 p.m., and Ben Lomond vs.

Boulder Creek, SLV high school. I said, grinning happily. "It took us a long time to got there knocking heads with Milwaukee for first place. My only regret now Is that my pitchers need more rest. Rigney said he would send curve-hailing Sam Jones against the Braves.

Jones pitched two Innings In relief of John An tone III Wednesday, lie saved a 7-5 victory for Antonelli, his 10th of the year. Thursday's victory gave the Giants the Cincinnati series 2 1. Mike McCormick, young southpaw, is slated to start Saturday and Antonelli Sunday. Jones' won-loss record is 7-0, Mct'ormick's 4 (J and Antonclli's 10 3. The Giants, persistently dog-ping in second place behind the Ilraves most of the season, stand 5-5 with Milwaukee.

The teams split their last series 22 at Milwaukee. Jim Davenport and Willie Kirk-land came out of the 8 3 triumph over Cincinnati with injuries. A Joe Nuxhall pitch hit Kirkland on the hand. Pavennort gashed a knee on a slide into second. Asked if third baseman Davenport would be benched, Iligney replied: "Not If he can walk.

I don't want to take his glove out of there." The Giants Orlando Cepeda boosted his batting average 10 points to .345 with four for five. He drove in runs with line singles in the first and third. In the fifth, Frank Robinson and John Temple let an Orlando popun fall between them for a gift hit. With two down that opened the gates for three runs. Daryl Spencer looped a single over short, Jackie Hrandt doubled to center, scoring Cepeda and Snen-rer.

Andre Ilodgers doubled Brandt home. A walk, two singles and a sacrifice fly had produced two Cincinnati runs and a 2-2 tie in the ton of the fifth. Stu Miller relieved Al Wor-thington and struck out Robinson with runners on first and third. Stu went on to get credit for his fourth win against three losses. Nuxhall was charged with his fifth defeat against three losses.

Johnny Temple, the usually steady Cincinnati second sacker, was charged with three of four Red errors. Cincinnati (3) San rrinclico (8) AH II AB DvnporUfo 4 2 2 Lynch.lf Bell.rf lUiiliy.c Kasko.sa 1 0 Mayg.cf 9 0 0 Cepeda.lb 8 14 Rpencer.2b 4 2 3 Brandt.lf 5 1 1 Kchmldt.c 8 0 2 Rwlgers.M 1 2 b-Newrmbe c-Henrich 0 Nuxhall, 1 Schmidt.p 0 a-Powers 1 0 d-Pndleton 1 Wrthngtn.p 2 0 1 Miller, 2 0 0 Totals 33 3 10 Totals 41 8 15 a Filed out for Schmidt in 8th: Walked for Kasko in 9th; Ran for Newcombe in ftlh; Flied out for O'Toole in '(Mi. Cincinnati 000 020 0103 San Francisco -101 031 11 8 Temple 3, Kasko. PO-A Cincinnati 24-8. San Francisco 27-11.

DP Cepeda and Rodgers; Kasko, Tem ple and Robinson; Rodgeis, Spencer and Cepeda. UJU Clncinnau 8, ban Francisco 12. 2B Brandt, Rodgers, Robinson, Schmidt. Nuxhall. SF Temple.

RBI Cepeda 2, Brandt 2, Spencer, scnmidt, itodgers, icmpie, Thomas. IP ER Nuxhall y3 13 6 4 Schmidt OO0 O'Toole 2 2 2 1 Worthuigton 4J4 5 2 2 Miller 4'i 8 1 1 Pinson, BB SO 0 3 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 2 HBP Bv Worthington (Robinson), By Nuxhall (Kirkland). Donatelli, Conlan, Burkhart, Benzon. T- A-l 1,449. Pacific Little League Playoff White's Giants will go after the Pacific Little League's first half championship tomorrow afternoon at Harvey West stadium when they face the Wes-sendorf Braves in a makeup encounter.

The Giants and Braves will battle In the third game of the day after the National Little League teams get off the diamond. The NLL teams play a dotiblehcader starting at 10 a.m. Twice during the first half the Giants and Braves did not play enough innings to complete a game. If the Giants win tomorrow they will wrap up the title but if the Braves should win, the other contest will have to be made up later. Soquel Loses; SC, Beavers Play Tonight Taclfie Grove.

Texaco downed the Soquel Merchants, 2-1, here last night In district Softball tournament game. Two other Santa Cnri teams will play here tonight with Tamp Ever Beavers taking the field at 7:30 p.m. ind the second seeded Santa Crui Men hanti playing it 9 o'clock. This will be Santa Cruz' first appearance. John Motta has asked all SC Merchant players to meet at Shay Gilmorc's at 7:30 o'clock.

Camp Evers is In the loser's bracket after dropping a 6 4 game to the Carmel Merchants earlier this week. Doug Kranich threw a two hitter for Soquel last night but one of the blows was an Inside the park home run by Bob Ramirez with one man on after a walk. Lance Bel hit an Insido the park homer for Soquel in the top of the seventh inning. T. J.

Scott collected the only other hit for the locals. Soquel now plays Sherwood Drive Inn Monday at 7:30 p.m Score by innings: Soquel 000 000 11 Texaco 000 020 2 Naval Reserve In Softball Victory The Naval Reserve pounded out 12 hits in posting an 11-7 victory over the Cement Plant in a league softball game Inst night. The NR scored in bunches in the first and second innings and then added five more runs in the fourth and fifth to sew up the ball game. Jim England threw impressive ball as four of the Cement Plant's seven runs came in the fourth inning without the benefit of a hit. He scattered five hits as he went the route for the win.

Jim Bouchard's three-for-fotir paced the NR hitters at the dish. Score hy Innings: Cement Plant 001 401 1 7 rfJIits 002 021 0 5 Naval Reserve 230 231 11 Hits 230 331 12 Delia Santina and Welty. Eng land and Paredes. Three Undefeated Cubans Battle In Garden Tonight By Murray Rose AP Sports Writer New York (P. Three undefeat ed Cuban fighters, with a com bined record of 22 straight knockouts, display their touted kayo wallops in a mass invasion of Madison Square Garden tonight.

The three newcomers are headed by Florentino (Ox) Fernandez, a power packing welterweight, who meets strong-jawed, never-stopped Stefan Redl of Passaic, N.J., in the featured television 10-rounder. The other two invaders are lightweights Douglas Vaillant and Carlos Hernandez. All three Cu bans are 21 and tall. Fernandez is 5 feet 9 and the other two, 5 feet 10. Vaillant (15 3-1, 9 KO's) of Pittsburgh.

Hernandez has won all eight of his pro fights by knockouts. These two fights also are scheduled for 10 rounds. Fernandez, bull necked and shouldered, is rated one of the best punchers to come out of the islands. He has won all 19 of his pro fights, 17 of them by kayos, and has stopped his last 14 onpo nents. In his last outing, at Hava na on May 9, he stowed away for mer lightweight champion- Paddy DeMarco in five rounds.

Redl, stocky, 5-5, 25-year-old 147-pounder, provides a fine test for the Cuban. The German-reared Redl has a 23-3-1 record, including 13 kayos. He is unbeaten over his. last four starts all this year and has unlimited confidence in his own ability. Only the main event will be seen on television.

Scoring will be by rounds. A supplementary point system also is used to help break draws. The winner of each round gets from 1 to 4 points, the loser none. AAU Track Meet Today, Tomorrow By Frank Pitman Boulder, Colo. W.

Eight Olympic champions and seven world record holders, along with some 440 other athletes, are vying for honors in the National AAU track and Field championships today and Saturday. Bids to international competitions, including summer tours abroad, go to the top finishers in the 21 events. The 1-2 men in each competition will form the United States dual team matched apainst the Russians in Philadelphia July 18-19. The top three in each event carry the Stars and Stripes into the Pan American games at Chicago August 27-Sep-tember 7. Others will be chosen for teams that tour several European countries this summer.

TUIVE UP Any make of car Regular $9.95 Check fan btltt and battery tablet Chtck high ttnslon wiring Check plugs OLDSMOBILE DEALER hurlers. Bob Bowers led the Ath letics at the plate with two-for three. The Seals and Padres fought to a 4-4 tie in the farm league game, The Pads outhit the Seals seven to three with Jim Finta getting two nits. Score by innings: White Sox 011 120 Hits 001 101 3 Athletics 600 40x 10 Hits 222 20x 8 Paul Flint. Bill Conwav (4).

and Curt MacDonald. Dennis Ghio, Joe Brashears (4) and Tom Keck. Seals 011 20 4 011 01 Padres 100 12 4 Hits 011 23 7 Jerry Smith and Charles Plate Steve Silberr, John Cayton (5), dick aharmow (5) and Joe Her man. SG Pcny League Jim Miller threw a three-hit shutout while his teammates were banging out 10 hits and 15 runs to beat the Lion Braves 15-0 in a Pony league game at the Harvev west rony league stadium. Ihe game didn't go the full seven innings because of the 15-run rule.

Corny Bumpus, Mike Heren and Larry Latham were the hitting heroes for the winners. Bumpus and Heren collected three hits apiece in five times at bat, while Latham drove in three runs with two hits. The White Sox scored in everv inning but the third and in the fifth they scored three runs with out a nit. Score by innings: White Sox 000 000 0 Hits Oil 010 3 Braves 210 534 15 Hits 220 303 10 Jim Miller and Barry Bender. Rocket Arneson (15), Dennis Mc-Neely and Larry Latham.

Sports Rally And Dinner Tomorrow Billy Wilson, star end for the San Francisco 49ers pro football team, will be the guest speaker at the community-wide Sports Rally and dinner to be held tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. The program following the din ner at the Aptos school multi-purpose room will highlight the theme "From Boys into Men," and will have the purpose of uplifting the value of fathers and sons participation in sports activities. Besides Wilson there will be other sports people to discuss and answer questions on their particular sporting activity. Har ry Lyon, senior golf champion in this will be master of cere monies and will represent golf. John Tarr, Richard Purvis, Forrest McDermott and Charles Ide will also speak.

Donations for the dinner are $1.50 for men and $1 for boys under 12. Tickets are now available at Toney's Hardware in Aptos, the Soquel Variety Store and the Soquel Drugstore. Hie dinner and program will be sponsored by the Aptos Methodist church. By The Auorlnl4 Prrt AMERICAN LLACUt W. Cleveland 33 Chicago 3.1 Itnltlmor Detroit 32 New York 3(1 KnnsiH C'lty Washington 27 Dob ton 28 25 2A 29 2 29 31 34 34 I'et r.

.611 .826 .81 .443 .433 1'4 2'" Gimu Today Cleveland at New York (N). Detroit at Washington (N). ChK'AliO at Dotflun (N) Kantian City at Baltimore (2, twl-nlghtj. HhuIIi YMlardar New York 8, Chlcmo 4 (10 Inr, HoMon 7. Clevelnnd 6.

linltlmore 7, 8. Washington 7, Knm.it ti NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. IVt. Gl.L Milwaukee 30 Sun Francisco ....38 I'ltttburiih 34 Uit Angclet 34 Chicago 32 Cincinnati 29 St.

Louis 28 Philadelphia 23 27 .871 28 30 32 31 84 33 .863 .831 .40 303 2k 3'i, 4 7 7 27 Garnet Today Philadelphia at Chicago. Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N). Cincinnati at Lou Anklet N). Milwaukee at San FnnclTO (NT) Boiulti Ytiitrdar PlttaburKh 4, Chicago 2 UJ Inn nfcs) Run Francisco 8, Cincinnati 3.

Milwaukee 7, Los Angelet 6. Only garnet icheduled. jor League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting (based on 180 or more at bats) Kuenn, Detroit, J54; Kalint, Dvtrolt, .351. Runt batted In Klllebrew, Wtah- inpton, 50: Skowron, New York, 44. lioine runt Killebrew, Washington.

23; Colavito, Cleveland, 20. Pitching (bafed on 8 or mor d-, rislons) Wllhelm, Baltimore, 8-1; Larsen, New York, 8-1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting (baaed on 150 or more 1 bata) Aaron, Milwaukee, .308: White, St. Louis, .347. Runt batted in Banks, Chicago, 64; Robinson, Cincinnati, 87.

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