Dodgers Make Miller Winner in Tight NL Clash
Dodgers surge to 614 games up in the NL with a 2-1 win over Milwaukee as Bob Miller earns the victory in relief after Sandy Koufax and the Braves tie late. Camilli drives in the decisive run in the Dodgers ninth. Miller has 9-8 record with two saves after a rough stint with the Mets last year.
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Brown To Renfro May Keep Enemy Defense Honest
The 230 pound Browns fullback Jimmy Brown rushed for 68 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries in the 24-7 exhibition win over the 49ers. He threw an 80 yard touchdown to Ray Renfro and caught three passes for 19 yards. The Browns also joined other NFL and AFL results across Sunday action.
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Reds Face Dodgers In First Of Three As Hutchinson Fumes
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson plans to use Bob Purkey and Jim Maloney after John Tsitouris drew a warning in San Francisco. Jim O'Toole will start for the Reds against Don Drysdale as Cincinnati seeks to snap a slump ahead of the series in Los Angeles.
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Major League Baseball Top Batting and Pitching Leaders
National League leaders include Groat St Louis 329 at bats Pinson Cincinnati 172 hits and Aaron Milwaukee 106 RBIs. Aaron White Mays McCovey lead in runs hits and homers while Perranoski and McBean top NL pitching in decisions. American League leaders show Yastrzemski Batting .326 Kaline 320 average with runs batted in Stuart 93 Kaline 88 and hits Yastrzemski 153 Kaline 151. Stuart 33 homers Killebrew 28 and Aparicio 32 steals with Peters Pascual and Bouton near the top in several categories.
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Douglas Team Jumps Ahead In Slow Pitch
Douglas Rambler 22, Bob Hess 21 leads a slow pitch tally. Aug 22 results show Hess 8 FOP 6, Toomey 7 Ford Hack 5, Rambler 12 Bridgwater 11, ASH 23 Jaycees 10.
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Ohio Cyclist Roeder Drops to Second in Standings
Springfield NL George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio slips from first to second in the national motorcycle championship standings after Dick Mann of Pinole Calif takes over first with runner up points in the heavyweight division at the National Tourist Trophy races. Sid Payne of Bakersfield Calif wins the event, as Mann reaches 89 points, Roeder 79, and Larry Williamson of Peoria Ill also on 79.
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Pott Beats Palmer In $50,000 American Golf Classic
Arnold Palmer fails to catch Johnny Pott as the Cape Girardeau pro holds a four stroke lead to win the American Golf Classic. Pott fires a closing 35 35 70 for 276 to tie the Firestone course record and earn $9 000. Palmer settles for 280 and $4 600. Boros ends third at 281, Hill 282.
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Americans Sweep Osaka in Record Swim Meet
A U S touring team led by Don Schollander won 11 of 13 events in Osaka, beating Japan 57 to 19 after a Tokyo win. Carl Robie touched 200 m butterfly in 2 08.3 barely under the world mark, while Schollander clocked 1 58.4 in the 200 m freestyle, third sub two minutes. The 400 m medley relay posted 4 00.1 with MccGeach, Craig, Richardson, and Clark contributing.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Sunday to Tuesday
Recap of Sunday results including New York 5 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 4 in 13 innings. Also Houston 4 St. Louis 0 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 1 and later Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 3. Upcoming games list St. Louis at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Houston with Cincinnati at Los Angeles.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
New York leads with 83 46 643 while Minnesota sits 71 57 555. Baltimore and Detroit post wins. Boston tops Cleveland in 15 innings. Notable 12 and 10 inning games highlight twin bill action and upcoming twi night schedule.
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Prize Money Shortage Shadows Archers Tourney
Ohio competitors dominated the Professional Archers Association event in Daytona Beach but a potential lawsuit looms over missing prize funds. Promoter Community Promotions, Inc. allegedly pledged 10000 in prizes and 8000 in merchandise, yet only 5000 remained for prize money after the event. Bill Bednar of Hartville, Ohio won with 1170 points, followed by Jack Clark of Cincinnati 1167, Bill Partin of Clarendon Hills 1161, and Ted Schultz of Logan 1156.
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Speedy Scot Draws No 3 Post In Hambletonian Clash
Speedy Scot with trainer-driver Ralph Baldwin is pinned as the favorite for the 38th Hambletonian at Du Quoin with a 2-5 line after a blind draw placed him third. Glidden Hanover earned the rail, and Eddie Wheeler drives the 5-1 contender as 13 rivals join 10 colts and four fillies for the $115,549 event.
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McKinley Ralston Win Doubles Crown in Davis Cup Build Up
In Brookline, Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated top Mexicans Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox 9-7 4-6 5-7 6-3 11-9 to clinch the national doubles title and reinforce their claim as Davis Cup partners. The victory follows their earlier win over Osuna and Palafox two years ago and supports the U S Davis Cup bid in Los Angeles.
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Amastar's bid hampered as Traffic upsets Hopeful field
Amastar from Grace Creek Farm had been the 3-4 favorite in the 11175 Hopeful at Saratoga but finished second to Reginald Webster's Traffic after a slow 1 18 3/5 mile. Traffic earned 723,394 and paid 17.60. Carry Back ended his career after a sesamoid chip injury in a workout before the Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park. Crimson Satan won the Washington Park Handicap in 1 49 3/5 for 1 1/8 miles.
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Pennel Fails Sunday To Clear 17-Feet In Buffalo
John Pennel, star vaulting champion after a 17 foot 3 inch mark, settled for 16-3 in the Buffalo Firefighters track and field championships. He tried two 17-1 attempts but brushed the bar both times.
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