Dodgers Rally Past Colts In One-Hitter Bid Ruined
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres crafts a near no hitter, guiding Los Angeles to a 4-0 win over the Colt .45s Sunday night. Temple’s leadoff single in the ninth ends Podres bid as Sanborn, Roseboro and Breeding drive in runs, while Maury Wills steals and Podres earns his 21st victory.
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Mets Pitcher Roger Craig 18th Loss Ties 1910 Mark
Roger Craig of the New York Mets dropped to 2-20 after a 21 loss at Milwaukee, tying a major league record for most losses in two consecutive seasons. Willie Mays hit his 27th homer in the 10th inning to lift the Giants past the Cubs as Philadelphia beat St. Louis and Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh. Dodgers beat Ken Johnson as Podres drove in runs in the seventh. Frank Robinson drove in three for the Reds in a split doubleheader with Philadelphia.
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Enrollment Coaching Clinic Opens Amid Heavy Prep in Houston
Registration for the Texas Coaching School started as all-star football and basketball groups trained in Houston. About 80 players joined practice. two-a-day workouts at Rice University begin. A record enrollments expected. 3,335 previously set in 1961 at San Antonio. Jimmie Woods will provide daily reports from the school.
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Ohio State
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Minors Sunday Results From Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues
The Associated Press reports Sunday scores across minor leagues. Pacific Coast League games include San Diego 3 Portland 1 and Seattle 25 Spokane 3. Texas League results feature San Antonio 2 Austin 4 Amarillo 4 Albuquerque 10 El Paso 4. Oklahoma City 54, Tacoma 2-3 Howsit 31, Denger 4-10.
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Exhibition Wins Spark NFL Contenders and AFL Shifts
AFL hot-shot teams opened exhibition play with San Diego beating Kansas City 26 to 14 and Denver routing Houston 27 to 14. Oakland topped Boston 24 to 17 as NFL and AFL prep games hint at strong title bids and revived playoff tensions.
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Mantle Delivers Pinch Hit Home Run to Spark Yankees
Mickey Mantle, in his first game back since June, belted a dramatic pinch-hit homer in the seventh to lift the New York Yankees to an 11-10 win in 10 innings after dropping the first game of a doubleheader to Baltimore 7-2. Yogi Berra provided a key sacrifice in the 10th.
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Suit Against Saturday Evening Post Set Today
In Atlanta AP reports a $10 million libel suit by former University of Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts against the Saturday Evening Post opens today in U.S. District Court. Also named Curtis Publishing Co. the case stems from a March 23 article alleging Butts and Alabama Coach Paul Bryant conspired to fix the 1961 season opener.
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Rule Fights Pain To Win Tournament
Jack Rule Jr. won the St Paul tournament despite a kidney stone attack and hospital bed rest. The Waterloo Iowa golfer shot a final round 73 to finish 266 total, 22 under, five strokes ahead of Fred Hawkins, with Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill tied for third at 273. Hill tied the front nine course record with a 30 and posted 66 for the day. George Bayer rose to fifth at 274 after a 64.
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Winners Meet In Tourney
AP dispatch from Austin reports South San Antonio and Houston Spring Branch won opening games in the State American Legion Baseball Tournament. South San Antonio beat Amarillo 3 2 as Billy Markle hit a ninth inning homer, while Houston Spring Branch edged Denton 3 2 with a late rally. A losers bracket game pits Amarillo against Denton at 6 p.m. and the two round winners meet at 9 p.m.
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