Dodgers drub Reds in extra inning doubleheader
Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 13 10 in 10 innings to open a two game set. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges homered for the Dodgers with Don Zimmer and Sandy Koufax keying the late rally. Cincinnati answered but could not hold the leads as Bob Purkey and Harvey Haddix pitched.
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Flood's 2-Run Homer Sends Cardinals Past Pirates
Curt Flood drove in the go ahead runs with a two run homer in the ninth inning lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The victory extended the Cards winning streak to four and put them narrowly ahead in the NL standings. Flood had four hits in Monday's series, continuing a year of clutch hitting for the club.
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Justice Paces NCAA Golf Field With 139
Williamstown Mass Ai Justice of Oklahoma State leads the medalist chase at the National Collegiate Golf Championship third day with a 139 after a 68 in round two. Only one third of the field has finished 36 holes and 64 low scores advance to match play at the Taconic Club. Al Geiberger is second with 141 while Tommy Aaron Jim Hiskey and Art Fall sit at 142.
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Snyders and Swearingens Lead ACC Golf League T
Snyders and Swearingen s won their second matches Tuesday to share the top of the Athens Country Club Men s League. Joe Trepp led Snyders 4 0 over Gardners as Swearingen s beat Brossers 15 9 led by Dr Bowman 4 0 and Dr Ed Sprague 4 0 with Rutkoski s 26 over Pyles.
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Calhoun Boyd Bout Promises TV Boxing Showdown
Rory Calhoun of White Plains N Y meets Chicago's Bobby Boyd in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Chicago Stadium. Also announced Hershey all star game set for January 15 in Hershey with Hershey Bears facing top players from other teams.
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Stengel Eyes Duren for All Star Role After Save
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, hinted at selecting Ryne Duren for the American League All Stars. Duren saved a 6-2 win over the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park, fanning six over three innings and lowering his ERA in relief.
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Gonzales Leads Pro Tennis Caravan to Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales heads to Los Angeles for Kramer Masters tournament opening. He is the favorite after a $4750 Tourney of Champions sweep, despite a 13-15 6-3 6-4 loss to Lew Hoad that night. He earned $3000 top singles, $750 doubles with Ken Rosewall, and $1000 in appearance money from Kramer.
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Beasley Horses Dominates Columbus Riding Club Show
Mrs. Fred Beasley of Athens won the 5-gaited mare class and the 5 gaited championship with Little Fiddle. Radiant Charm placed second in the 3-gaited open class and earned reserve in 3-gaited. Granddaughters Candy Mathews and Julie Holzer also competed aboard Confeder ate and Popsicle respectively, at Windy Hills Farm between Athens and Amesville.
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Power Powers Indians With Three RBI In Loss
Vic Power delivered a homer a double and three singles driving in all Cleveland runs as the Indians beat the Red Sox 3-2 before Boston tied it 4-3 in the ninth on a Berberet hit that hit Power’s knee and scored the winning run. Cal McLish was slated to pitch against Ike Delock.
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Bus for Swimming Leaves The Plains
The Plains High School students will ride a bus to Athens Crystal Pool for instructional swimming classes each Wednesday and Friday at 3 p.m. The Plains playground remains open 1 to 4 p.m. on weekdays except Thursday, announced Marion Woods recreation director.
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House Grants Baseball Immunity From Antitrust Laws
The House approved sweeping antitrust immunity for baseball and other major league sports by voice vote. The measure shields core practices like drafts and the reserve clause and extends to broadcast rights, with Senate action pending. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and others praised the move as workable for all major leagues.
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McArthur Legion Nips Logan 2-1 in Seventh Inning
McArthur Legion defeated Logan 2 to 1 with a seventh inning rally. Jerry Collins scored the winning run on a squeeze after a single and steal, as John Coman earned the win while Terry Smith took the loss, each allowing five hits.
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