Allison Keeps batting crown lead with 20th homer
Bob Allison propelled the Minnesota Twins to a 9-3 win over Chicago Sunday. He hit his 20th home run and extended his hitting streak to 19, lifting his average to .340 tops in the American League. He also added seven homers and 11 RBIs in the stretch.
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Baltimore
Palmer Loses Cleveland Open After Borrowed Putter Thriller
Arnold Palmer finishes second at 14 under in the Cleveland Open as Tony Lema wins in a three-man finish. Lema, aided by a borrowed Palmer putter, birdies late to force a playoff and wins 20 000 prize. Nicklaus and Dill also contend with Dill netting 6 250.
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Tony Lema
Arnie
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Palmer
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Pal
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Lema
Terry Dill
Muleshoe
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Trading Tale Irks Mathews
Milwaukee Braves officials denied a Sunday New York story that Eddie Mathews Warren Spahn and Frank Bolling would be traded to the New York Mets for 200000 dollars and three players. Mathews said he was sick of such writer fantasies as he collected three hits in seven at bats in Sunday's wins. Spahn, 43, avoided speculation saying he felt fine and would stay with the team.
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Darrell Sutherland
Ron Hunt
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Frank Lary
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
Roy Face
Baseball Standings and Results Update
National League and American League listings show standings for key teams including Baltimore New York Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Boston and Los Angeles with recent results. Monday and Tuesday schedules span games across both leagues highlighting pennant race implications and upcoming matchups.
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Hosket Leads South in North South All Star Cage Win
Ohio's North-South high school all star game returned after a two year break with the South defeating the North 126 to 112. Bill Hosket of Dayton Belmont starred with 27 points and helped spark a decisive rally in the third quarter.
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Belmont
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Ohio State
Mira Shows Greatness In All American Game
Mira, the Miami quarterback from Key West, dazzled in the All American Game scoring 306 passing yards and 1 TD while guiding the East to an 18 15 win over the West and drawing pro scouts to his performance at War Memorial Stadium. Ray Bluth of St. Louis claimed the Spokane Pro Bowling Open title with a perfect second game finish.
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Whales
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Scott Appleton
Texas
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
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Wash
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Tenacious Tom Tops Tormentor
Tom O’Hara, the Chicagoan known for peanut butter meals, defeated Cyrol Burleson at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in a record 1500 meters 3:38.1 and helped Olympic trials hopefuls qualify with top American finishes. The meet yielded near-record pole vault attempts by Fred Hansen and noted results in Milwaukee Open tennis doubles.
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Jim Ryun
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Mike Larrabee
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Alis Williams
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O'Dell Halts Dodger Rally in 1-0 Giants Win
Billy O'Dell stopped a ninth inning rally at Candlestick Park as the Giants edged the Dodgers 1-0 to vault into the NL lead while the Dodgers dropped to ninth. Ron Herbel blanked Los Angeles for eight innings before the decisive run in the eighth.
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Worthington Grabs Doubleheader Over Athens Legion
Worthington’s American Legion team swept a weekend doubleheader from Athens 6-4 and 7-5. Both games ended with late two run rallies. notable plays included home runs by Porterfield and Williams. Worthington pitcher Ryan earned the win in game one while Wenzell doubled in the sixth of game two to key a late rally.
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