Mays Breaks Tie With Three Run Homer After on-Field Scuffle
In a dramatic afternoon, Juan Marichal battled Roseboro with Koufax on the mound as Willie Mays calmed the field and then hit a three run homer for the Giants in a 4-3 victory over the Dodgers. Mays also helped restrain the brawl and earned praise from Dodgers manager Walt Alston for his judgment.
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Tribe Shuffle Continues with 64 Lineups in 122 Games
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts shuffled the lineup 64 times in 122 games to balance defense and offense. Chuck Hinton moved to first base, Leon Wagner returned to left field, and Vic Davalillo raised his average to .305 with two singles and three doubles. The Tribe beat the Senators 8-5 after a late rally aided by Fred Whitfield’s sac fly and Rocky Colavito’s infield grounder. Reliever Gary Bell earned the win as Sam McDowell fanned seven.
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Major League Leaders in the National League
The list highlights top NL leaders in batting runs and pitching. Key figures include Roberto Clemente and Willie Mays with high batting and home run totals, Hank Aaron and Willie Williams among leaders in hits and doubles, and Sandy Koufax leading in wins and strikeouts.
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Baseball Stat Leaders From A Recent Season
Batting leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .325 and Oliva Minnesota .155 hits. Runs by Versalles Minnesota 98 and Oliva 95. RBIs led by Colavito Cleveland 84 and Horton Detroit 83. Campaneris Kansas City 128 hits and 45 steals. Pitching figures show Grant Minnesota 16 4 and Pascual Minnesota 83 strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 241 Lolich Detroit 175.
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Congress Questions Continue as Senate Investigates Track Feud
Senate Commerce Committee hearings feature Earl Blaik Jim Beatty W J Bowerman and Jesse Abramson as witnesses in a dispute over control of U S track and field. Officials from the NCAA and AAU are expected to testify to resolve the jurisdictional clash affecting athletes and Olympic hopes.
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Red) Blaik
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Creed Wins Omaha Jaycee Open In 54-Hole Victory
Clif ford Ann Creed captured her first 1960s season win on the women’s professional golf circuit at the Omaha Jaycee Open finishing 54 holes at 208. JoAnn Prentice pressed with a 67 final round to finish at 210, while Creed posted an even par 70 to seal the title.
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Lema and Blancas Tie for Lead as Rain Delays Open Final
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Competition Opens For Trapshooters Grand American starts with record field
Vandalia Ohio opens the 66th Grand American Trapshoot with a 627 on the firing line. Defending champion Hiram Bradley Bueford Bailey and W C Everhart each broke 50 straight after perfect 200 scores Sunday. Others with 200 include Harold Jansky P J Smith Punkin Flock and Fred Hansen led veterans and women.
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Maple Leafs Narrow Gap To 1st Place
The Toronto Maple Leafs swept a doubleheader from Syracuse 5-2 and 3-2 behind Roman Mejias to move within one game of first place Columbus in the International League. Rochester beat Buffalo 5-2 and Toledo crushed Jacksonville 9-1 as Atlanta beat Columbus 3-1 to tighten the standings.
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Browns Edge Rams 21 19 in Ex Season Thriller
Browns rally past the Los Angeles Rams 21 19 as Gary Collins hauls two TD passes and 103 receiving yards while Jim Brown adds a 14 yard scoring run. Cleveland gains 85 rushing yards of 113 total and improves preseason record with the win.
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Cincinnati Opens Series With 2nd Place Braves
Reds begin a four game set with Milwaukee as they chase the Dodgers in the NL race. A 6-5 loss to Philadelphia left Cincinnati in fourth place and 21 2 games back with Dick Stuart delivering a late homer to decide Sunday.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Saturday results include Los Angeles over San Francisco 6 4 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 0. Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 in 11 innings, Houston 9 Chicago 2, New York 6 St Louis 2. Sunday results Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 4 in 11 innings and San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 3. Chicago 8 Houston 1, Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 5, New York 7 4 St Louis 5 2.
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Americans Cheer Abroad as USA Stars Shine at Universiade
In Budapest, United States athletes win praise at the World Student Games. Basketball stars Bill Bradley, the Van Arsdales, and Joe Ellis showcase American skill while Roy Saari loses to Semen Bolits-Guerman in a swimming heat. Pro football and baseball scores accompany the report.
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