Larsen Beats Braves as Don Larsen Delivers Complete Game
Houston AP reports Don Larsen, 26, pitched seven innings with two key fastballs and sliders to beat the Milwaukee Braves 7 1. He recalled his last complete game was in 1959 against an unnamed opponent. Eddie Mathews homered for the Braves, while Richie Allen starred for the Phillies with two homers and a single driving in four as Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 9-3. The Dodgers beat the Reds 13-6, and the Mets swept a doubleheader from the Cubs 2-1 in 10 innings and 4-0.
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Robinson Cracks Three Hits as Orioles Top White Sox
Brooks Robinson starred with three hits in Sunday's opener and a lone RBI in the second game as Baltimore swept Chicago? weekend action, lifting the Orioles to three wins in four. Robinson’s eight hits lifted his average to .305 with 22 homers and 63 RBIs. Earl Robinson sparked a four-run fifth with two-run singles, aiding rookie Wally Bunker’s 13th win. Other AL results included New York over Boston, Cleveland sweeping Los Angeles, and Minnesota defeating Detroit while also dropping a game.
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Bears Acquire Arnett to Boost Run Power for Bears
Chicago lands 29 year old pro Arnett from Rams in a three for one deal including guard Roger Davis center Joe Wendryhoski and rookie defensive end Frank Budka. Arnett aims to provide breakaway ability after Willie Gallimore’s death weakened the offense.
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Oilers Seek Lip-Back Before Raiders Clash in Las Vegas
Houston eyes elimination of miscues after a 32-20 home loss to Denver as they head to Las Vegas to face the Oakland Raiders. Injuries weaken Houston with top backs out. Baugh to start George Blanda at quarterback and Charles Frazier at flanker. Raiders boast a strong passing attack led by Powell and Dobie, plus ground gain from Clemon Daniels as defensive standouts aim to slow Houston.
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Venturi Wins Classic By Five Strokes At Firestone
Ken Venturi fired a final round 69 to win the $50,000 American Classic at Firestone by five strokes. He finished with 275, beating Mason Rudolph who had 280, and Arnold Palmer tied for fourth at 285. Rudolph had a late bogey and Venturi never relinquished the lead after opening with a two stroke edge.
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Marilynn Smith Wins Albuquerque LPGA Pro-Am Putt Magic
Marilynn Smith captured the $11,000 Albuquerque LPGA pro-am with a late surge. She finished two strokes ahead of Ja Ann Prentice and Sandray Haynie after posting 29 putts on Sunday. Smith led from the final nine, citing a rested putter and a confident finish.
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Baseball Scores Summary for AMERICA LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE
A dense, partial scorecard shows results from Saturday and Sunday across the leagues. Baltimore beat Chicago 4-2, Kansas City 6-2, Cleveland 5-1 over Los Angeles, and Boston tied New York 3-8 with rain interruptions noted. National League games include Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3, New York 2 Philadelphia 9 in a doubleheader first game 10 innings, and Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 0 in a later affair. Weather and postponements affected Minnesota at Detroit, and several night games were scheduled with listed pitchers and records.
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Minors and International League Results Mixed In Fort Worth and Elsewhere
Baseball scores across the Texas League show El Paso losing 2-3 to Austin and Albuquerque winning 7-2 while Fort Worth fell 2-7 to San Antonio. Other leagues report Atlanta at Buffalo rain, Syracuse 3-3 Richmond 2, Jacksonville 2-0 Toronto, and Dallas 9-5 over Salt Lake City with Portland 1-5 and Seattle 7-2 San Diego in the mix.
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Leaders American League Batting and Field Highlights
The article lists top performers across leagues including Oliva Mantle Ruth Howser Killebrew and Powell with batting averages and home runs. It also notes catches by Aparicio Weis Davalillo and Santo along with pitching leaders Koufax Bunning and Downing. A closing line states Al Balding became the first Canadian to win a PGA tournament in the United States.
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Grid Exams Are Monday at High School
First semester sports report to the high school auditorium for physicals at 8 p.m. Over 100 prospects are due to report. George Crow noted 37 prospects remain to report. Boys expected to compete in football cross country basketball tennis and swimming attend physicals Monday night.
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Albuquerque-Tulsa Tie Sparks Texas League Playoff Push
Albuquerque and Tulsa battled for second place as El Paso swept Austin to tighten the bracket. San Antonio widened its lead after beating Tulsa 74 a dominant effort by San Antonio and Albuquerque in a tense late-season chase. Darrell Brandon earned his 13th win with support from Chuck Taylor and Ray Cordiero while Jim Ward tossed a three hit shutout to help Albuquerque defeat Fort Worth.
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Wills Charges NL Umpires Failing To Call Balks
Dodgers star Maury Wills charges National League umpires fail to enforce balk rules, alleging officials were pressured and even penalized for calling balks. He cites a league shift last year and notes his 38 steals this season amid the controversy.
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