Reed and Bouton Lift Yankees in 22-Inning Marathon
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 9 7 in a 22 inning game that lasted seven hours. Jack Reed hit his first big league homer with a man on in the 22nd inning and Jim Bouton pitched seven innings of relief.
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Twins Rally With Rich Rollins And Lenny Green In A. L.
Leading the Minnesota Twins this season are Rich Rollins a soph infielder atop league hitting rookie Joe Bonikowski and pitchers Ray Katt and Camilo Pascual. Power hitters include Lenny Green Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey. Manager Sam Mele took over last year.
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Cumberland-Massena Midgets Dominate Elks 9-8
Cumberland-Massena Midgets beat the Atlantic Elks Midgets 9-8 at Sunnyside, ending Atlantic’s five game win streak. Rich Symonds earned the win with a first inning homer. Denny Turnure took the loss as six Atlantic errors hurt their defense. Seven runs in the fourth for Atlantic made the game close before CM hung on.
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Two 16-Foot Pole Vaulters Fail To Make AAU Team
Sunnyside diamond tomorrow at 8 p.m. A city recreation game will precede the contest. Track and field notes from Walnut California report two 16-foot vaulters missing AAU selection while world marks and American records fall in other events.
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Des Moines Gun Club shooter goes 100 straight to win
Bill Meusburger of Des Moines posted 239 of 250 to win high over all at the Atlantic Gun Club registered trapshoot event on Sunday. E B Malloy tied for 16 yard event top, withKen Morehead runner up and multiple shooters sharing third. Tim Zegers won the doubles 47 of 50. Four entries competed.
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Des Moines Rider Wins Eight-Mile AMA Final in Columbus
Duane Shadley of Des Moines won the eight mile amateur final at the AMA races in Columbus, narrowly beating Columbus racer David Estep. The report notes Pimlico hosted the first stakes race in 1870 and links the Preakness Stakes name to that era.
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Auto racer dies of heart failure at Waterloo race
Des Moines driver Gene Welch, 35, collapsed during a race at Tunis Speedway in Waterloo and died after his car went out of control and plunged off an embankment. John Good of Evansdale suffered serious injuries in a separate novice event and was hospitalized.
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Robinson Homers Twice As Reds Beat Dodgers
Frank Robinson hits two homers driving in four as the Reds topple the Dodgers 12-10 in a slugfest. Robinson's 10th and 11th of the season fuel a strong late surge for Cincinnati, who trail the Dodgers by seven games. Giants beat Braves 3-1 as San Francisco narrows the gap. Pirates drop two to Cubs. Ernie Banks drives in 900th career run and 20th homer in Cubs twin bill over Pirates. Willie Mays keys Giants victory with a two-run double.
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Hawkeye Open Tennis Titles Go To Ohio and Illinois Players
Clark Graebner of Cleveland wins the men singles at Des Moines Hawkeye Open defeating James Parker of St. Louis 6-1 6-3. Graebner and Parker capture the doubles title over Len Proesser and Henry Jungle 6-3 6-4. Susan Sterret of Peoria takes women’s singles 7-5 6-2 over Esther Myers of Des Moines. Dick Judisch beats Paul Dixon 6-1 6-2 for senior men’s singles. Arden Stokstad and Chuck Darley win junior boys doubles 6-2 6-4 over Tom Rusk and John Wilmeth.
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Yankees Top Tigers in Long and Low-Scoring Tilt
Reed hit a first major league homer in the 22nd inning with a man aboard to lift the Yankees to a 9-7 win over the Tigers in the third longest game in AL history. Marichal threw a four-hitter for his 11th win as the Giants beat Warren Spahn and the Braves 3-1 on Willie Mays ́s fifth inning double.
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Scheppele of Waterloo Captures Waverly Invitational
Jim Scheppele of Waterloo, defending state Jaycee golf champion, won the Waverly Invitational with a 136 for 36 holes. He shot a par 70 on his second 18 holes.
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Gray tops Atlantic in high-scoring win to snap Merchants’ streak
Gray powered to a 12-4 victory over Atlantic Sunday night as a five-run fourth and four-run sixth doomed the Merchants’ five-game win streak. Jorgensen sparked Gray with a triple and three singles while Liken added two hits and seven strikeouts. Atlantic’s Nelson and Peterson allowed 11 hits combined and took the loss.
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Leahy Wins Newton Invitational Golf Tournament
Bob Leahy of Manning shot two under par to win the 27 hole Newton Invitational golf tournament Sunday. He tied or led throughout the event finishing with a strong 1086 score in the final tally.
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Ed Persons Wins Iowa Skeet Crown at New Pioneer Gun Club
Keosauqua shooter Ed Persons topped the field in Des Moines with a 288 score of 300 at the New Pioneer Gun Club to claim the Iowa skeet shoot title.
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Belgian driver wins Le Mans race again
Oli vier Gendebien of Belgium and Phil Hill of Santa Monica California drove a Ferrari to victory in the 24 hour Le Mans race. This marked Gendebien's fourth win and Hill's third. They covered 2,766.45 miles at an average speed of 115.206 mph.
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Shenandoah Driver Struggles in Micro Midget Feature
Ray Petty of Shenandoah, new at Atlantic Speedways, led the 25 lap micro midget race until lap seven when he spun off the track ending his title hopes. Don Christensen of Harlan won the feature. Red Josephson of Red Oak swept three heats and the trophy dash while track officials note recent oiling shortened the record time.
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Feature race results from Red Oak meet
Don Christensen of Harlan led the feature race with Gordon Bills of Red Oak and Bill Viner of Essex in the top three. Larry Layman of Lyman and Ed Grape of Red Oak followed in the final positions.
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