Indians Rally To Top Twins In Ninth Inning
Rocky Colavito’s ninth inning single brought Max Alvis home to give Cleveland a 5-4 victory over Minnesota. Alvis started the frame with a single and scored on Colavito’s center field hit after a Bob Allen sacrifice. It marked Cleveland’s fourth straight win and sixth in seven games.
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Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Alvis
Bob Allen
Colavito
Johnny Klippstein
Indians
Twins
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
Pascual
Roggerburk
Klippstein
Battey
O’hue
Tiant
Stange
Little 500 sprint car classic sets 8:30 start amid 14000 crowd
Dean Mast of Dover Ohio shatters both one and four lap qualifying records turning :13.08 for a quarter mile and :53.13 for a mile at Sun Valley. Swartz of Muncie and Leever of Anderson post fast times as 33 qualifiers and two alternates exceed a mile a minute pace. Johnny White will pace the field in the Mustang. Howard Benson owns car No. 9 driven by Don Walker as field begins from sixth row. Dick Fries travels farthest from San Diego. The race links to Indianapolis Big 500 alumni and features other noted names.
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Dean Mast
Dover
Ohio
Quarter Mile
Audie Swartz
Muncie
Bob Leever
Anderson
Johnny White
Indiana
Madison
Dick Fries
San Diego
Calif
Jim McElreath
Ronnie Duman
Arnie Knepper
Bud Tinglestad
al Miller
Parnelli Jones
Ed McVay
Independence
Little’ Roberts
Baldie Baker
Strasburg
Paul Clark
Mansfield
Walt Worthington
Charles Shullick
Casey Jones
South Bend
Ind
Mike Weeks
al Beale
Toledo
R Gill
Jerry Poland
New Carlisle
Paul Fortney
Charley Masters
Waddy
Davis Johnson
Carl Harrison
Tiffinio
Johnn Auxter
Bob Davis
Dayton
Bill Oster
Don Walker
Atlanta
Texas
Eware Benson
Bill White
Temple
Bob Tockard
Eens Elliott
Lockport
Jim Moughan
Springfield
McQuire-Lancaster
Philadelphia
Brad B.allen
Sims Ec
Steadings
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Gonzalz
White
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Moorhead
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Filia
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Conigliaro
McMullen
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Foy
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King
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Scott
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Richert
Kline
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UPI
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Arceline
Bob Lee
Californians
Tigers
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Abrhbbi
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Wood
Fregose
Wert
Rehrat
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Adcock
Kaline
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Horton If
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Nrthro Rf
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Verbbso Lopez
Lopez
Katine
Penn
Orioles Rally Over Athletics Behind Etchebarrén Tie-Breaker
Rookie catcher Andy Etchebarren drove in Sam Bowens with the tie breaking run in the seventh as Baltimore edged Kansas City 4 to 2. Bowens and Nossek added threats while Billy cruel pitched for Baltimore to seal the win.
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UPI
Andy Etchebarre
Baltimore
Sam Bowens
Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Balto Abrbbik
CITY
Hbi
Aparicio
Powell
Blair
Snyder
Bowens Cf
Green
Adair
Nossek
Bryan
Etchebarren
Hershberger
Bowens
Bunker
So Bunker
Miller Mimes
Sheldon L
Wyatt
Sheldon
F. Robinson
Pott Seizes Four Stroke Oklahoma City Lead In Round Two
Johnny Pott fired a three under par 69 to move to 11 under 133 after 36 holes at Quail Creek. Tony Lema and Tom Weiskopf trailed by four strokes. Lema dropped to 137 after a 68 with a late penalty dispute.
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Oklahoma City
Johnny Pott
Pott
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Tony Lema
Tom Weiskopf
Lema
Weiskopf
Terry Dull
Don Massingale
Butch Baird
Bruce Devlin
Quail Creek
Ernie Vossler
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Player
Upton Bell Named Colts Official
Upton Bell aged 28 was named personnel director of the Baltimore Colts succeeding Keith Molesworth who died earlier this year. Bell, son of late NFL commissioner Bert Bell, has worked for the Colts since 1961 in the ticket office and as Molesworth’s assistant.
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Baltimore
Upton Bell
Bert Bell
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
Bell
Keith Molesworth
Colts
Molesworth
Vaulters Target 18-Foot Mark At California Meet
Pole vaulters aim to push the world record toward 18 feet at the 25th California Beavers meet in Modesto. Bob A nee, 19, from Glendale College, cleared 17 ft 5 1/2 in at Fresno two weeks earlier and may attempt 17 8 as competition from John Pennel and others. Notables include Ran dy Matson, Al Oerter, and Ludvik Danek in related events.
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Modesto
Calif
California
Fresno
Bobby
Glendale
John Pennel
Seagren
Paul Wilson
Sam Kirk
Marc Savage
Mel Hein
Tom Moore
S and Power
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
al Oerter
Ludvik Danek
Czechoslovakia
Lapel Gun Club Opens Saturday Evening Calcuttas
The Lapel Gun Club opens this Saturday at 4 PM offering calcuttas and any target you name. Members and guests can participate in other shooting activities as announced.
Coast League and major matchups recap with late finishes
Scores from San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 0 in 14 innings, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 2, St Louis 3 Chicago 2. Other games Boston 7 Minnesota 2, Baltimore 7 Chicago 1, Cleveland 8 Detroit 4. Coast League results Indianapolis 21 Hawaii 2, Tulsa 4 San Diego 3 Phoenix 7 Tacoma 5 in 12 innings, Spokane 2 Vancouver 0, Oklahoma City 8 Denver 8. Portland at Seattle postponed by rain.
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Clevelnd
Tiant
Ton
Santiago
Washingm
Hannan
Baltimore
J. Miller
Kanas City
Terry
Twilight
Chicago
Howard
New York
Peterson
California
Newman
De‘oit
Wickersham
Indianapolis
San Diego
Tulsa
Hawaii
Coante
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Twiight
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Washington
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
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Rochester
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Eastern Cortine Pet
Phoenix
Ween
Estern
Seattle
Westvale Hazelwood Edgewood shine in city grade school meet
Westvale Hazelwood and Edgewood led the city grade school boys track meet with multiple firsts in Small Middle and Large League divisions at South Anderson oval. Edgewood edged 7th Street for Small League title, Westvale narrowly topped Riley in Large League, while Hazelwood dominated Middle League with top marks in sprints and relays.
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Hazelwood
Edgewood
South Anderson Oval
Deuron Oulfry
7Th Street
Riley
Shadeland
Meadewbrook
Lindbergh
Lone
Fellow
Park Place
Rittenberry
Karkosk
M’brk
Douglas
Unsford
Lifth
Ifer
Lidbyn
Wilde
E’wood
Local League Baseball Roundup and Tuesday Matchups
Pepsi-Cola edges CIO 78 54 in extra innings as Kovach powers a two run ninth inning homer. Ferguson's beats Local 663 10 4 with Clark contributing a two run shot and North Side Pharmacy uses a big third inning in a 6 12 win. Tuesday games feature Lions vs Albea and Pepsi-Cola vs Coca-Cola with several other contests noted.
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Kovach
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi
CIO
Clark
Ferguson
Local
Shadyside
North Side Pharmacy
Goehring
Gulf
Ormes
Hadley
Windlaw
Gray
So’s
N. S. Pharmacy
Myers
Mack
Campbell
Marsh
McCoy
Goehring’s
Ferguson's
McDonald's
Coca-Cola
C. S
Dupas Knocks Out Perez In Comeback Fight
In Las Vegas Ralph Dupas 149 pounds knocked out Steve Perez 149 pounds of Los Angeles in the sixth round of a 10 round bout. Dupas floored Perez at 1 50 of the sixth round showing speed and counter punching. Perez could not keep up.
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Nev
Ralph Dupas
Steve Perez
Los Angeles
Dupas
Perez
Dupass
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