Houston Wins Two For Cincinnati Split By JIMMIE WOODS
Houston Colts deliver a 5-2 win over the Reds with a double by Ernie Fazio and a two-run homer by Rusty Staub while Jim Campbell breaks a tie with a grand slam in the 6-2 nightcap. Hal Woodeshick and Turk Farrell shore up relief as Houston sweeps the July Fourth twin bill and gains ground on Cincinnati.
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Jimmie Woods
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Col
Vada Pinson
Houston Heat
St. Louis Cardinals
Ernie Fazio
al Spangler
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Campbell
Custon
Hal Woodeshick
Turk) Farrell
St Louis
Fazio
Rose
Cincinpinos
Ken Walters
Nati
Joe Nuxhall
Pavletich
Spangler
I Klyis
Cincinnati
BaStley
Chris Zachary
Sammy Taylor
Warwick
Zachary
Skinner
Hilless
Staub
Reds
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Art Mahaffey
Cardinals
Ernie Broglio
McMullen
Los Angeles
Jim Cilliam
Mr Mullen
Ed Roebuck
Cubs
Roger Craig
Ernie Banks
Norm Sherry
Craig
Billy Willams
Ron Stuito
Lee Maye
Yankees Hold 4 Percent Lead After White Sox Split
Yankees gain half a game on the holiday as White Sox split. Whitey Ford wins his ninth straight for a 13 4 record while Jerry Kindall and Nellie Fox homer in Chicago loss. Tigers beat Twins and Indians rally past Red Sox in 14 innings debuting strong pitching. Orioles, Senators, and Angels also play as standings shift in the American League.
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Ji Hackleman
Associated Press
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Whitey Ford
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Minnesota
Twins
Jerry Kindall
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Nellie Fox
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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White Sox
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Tigers
Norm Cash
Detroit
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Rocky Colavito
Bubba Phillips
George Thomas
Hank Aguirre
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Don Zimmer
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Tom Cheney
Claude Osteen
Orioles
Angel
Jim Gentile
Wes Stock
Mike McCormick
Bob Turley
Nicklaus backs Palmer as British Open favorite
Nicklaus, Masters champion and top rival to Palmer, dismisses talk of Palmer in a slump. He rates Palmer the favorite at Lytham and St Annes after praising Palmer's form and noting his recent Cleveland Open win as boosting his money lead. Boros trails in earnings, while Nicklaus sits third.
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England
Armnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
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Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Lytham
St.Annes
Julius Boros
Studies Will Hurt U S Davis Cup Effort at Wimbledon
US Davis Cup captain Bob Kelleher says studies come first as seven of eleven top players are in college, making it hard to field a strong team for the next round against Mexico or Canada. He notes last year’s failure to reach the interzone finals and highlights Chuck McKinley, who balances tennis with study as he reaches today’s men’s singles final against Australian Fred Stolle.
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Welleher
Mexico
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Xeeen
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Themen
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Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
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Bob Purkey
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Reds
Giants
Cards
Dodgers
Drysdale
Koufax
Land Padres
Perranoski
Chicago
Millwaukee Braves
McCovey
Miles
Lin
Baseball nightly slate features varied interleague clashes
From New York to Los Angeles, tonight's schedule includes Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Boston and Kansas City at Detroit with multiple twi nights. National League matchups headline with Los Angeles and St. Louis, San Francisco and Cincinnati in action and Houston visiting Milwaukee as pennant races loom through the week.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Ken McMullen
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Glen Hobbie
Paul Toth
Milwaukee
New York
Bouton
Cleveland
Donovan
Los Angeles
Osinsk
Washington
Rudolph
Minnesota
Peis
Moore
Roegenburk
Af Hollimore
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Delack
Chicago
DeBusschere
Boston
Aalison
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Wickersham
Detroiit Leilch
Wen
Cincinnati
Hallwaukee
Pitsburga
Philadelphia
Houston
New York St
Allwaukee
Pittsburgh
Pame
Cincinnaati
Twinight
Palladelptta
Cutp
Jackson
Cardwell
Stallard
Wah Lew
Chicaga
Baltimore
Kansans City
Detroit
Ainnesda
Kansas
Tankigs
Minor Leagues Score Roundup From Pacific and Texas Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City beat Seattle 6 to 2, Tacoma won 10 to 2 over Dallas Fort Worth, Portland 4 and Denver 10 3 with Spokne 43 and Howall 13 noted amid a second suspended inning and curfew. Salt Lake City defeated San Diego 3 to 1. In the Texas League Austin 1 to 7 over El Paso 4 San Antonio 7 4 Tulsa 17 Amarilla 4 Albuquerque 0.
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Tacoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Portind
Denve
Spokne
Howall
Utter
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San Diego
Austin
el Paso
San Antonio
Tulsa
Amarilla
Albuquerque
Ford Grabs Canada Lead In Open Golf Play
Old pro Doug Ford holds a two stroke edge after 36 holes at the Canadian Open with a 67 and 136 total. Herman Keiser trails at 138, followed by George Knudson and George Bayer tied for third at 140. Hutchinson vents on rules and pitchers, critiquing league pace and mules.
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Doug Ford
Ed Moehling
Barry Smelh
Sun
Ford Fred Hutchinson
T Hlis Paws
William Faulkner
Hutchinson
Ford
New York
Tom O'Shanter Club
Herman Keiser
Scarboro Golf Club
George Knudson
George Bayer
Pasadena
Calif
Dick Mayer
Palm Desert
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Dark Cuts Trio- NL Stars Without Three Second Picks
Manager Alvin Dark trimmed traditional selection to build a balanced NL All Star squad for Tuesday. Dark omitted three second-choice players, aiming for a versatile roster with eight pitchers and multiple left-handed pinch-hitters, while noting some stars may not pitch much due to Sunday games.
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NL Stars
Dick Barnes
Associated Press
San Francisco
Alvin Dark
Dark
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Ken Hubbs
Chicago
Jim Maloney
Sam
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koudax
Don Drysdale
Koufax
Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Milhwaukee
Warren Spahn
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Duke Snider
New York
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Roberto Cle
Officials Meet To Find Second Snot At Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, Fin. AP reports Glenn Roberts of Daytona Beach won the Firecracker 490 and 12,200 dollars. NASCAR officials reviewed whether Fred Lorenzen of Charlotte, NC, finished second or third in the late model stock car race after a caution period. Glen Wood of Smart, Va, disputed a penalties decision claiming a car passed illegally during the caution.
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Roberts
Fred Lorenzen
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Nascar
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Glen Wood
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Ted Het Pench
Wood
Yo Iven
Twillgat Game CINCINNATI HOUSTON recap
Box score style summary lists players like Rose Spangler Pinson Tempe and Warwick for Cincinnati and Goss Skinner Temple and Owens for Houston. Scoring lines, batting order notes, and pitching appearances show Cincinnati with 4 runs 6 hits and Houston with 3 runs 5 hits amid fielding positions and outs.
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Woodeshick
Fh&p
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Boote
U—Weyer
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Harvey
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