Giants and Pirates clash with rest of league notes
WORY Vula and Fiouston split with the Mets over Giants. Juan Mari Chal blanked Pirates through eight. Al McBean earned win in relief. Gibbon allowed ten hits as Pittsburgh batted well. Pagliaroni, Virdon, and Scho field produced key hits. Cincinnati edged Milwaukee 4-3 with bases loaded walk. Mets snapped 15-game skid with 14-5 win over Houston. Nottebart earned win in nightcap for Colts.
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Ken Hubbs
Dick Bertell
Cubs surge past Cardinals as Pirates sweep Giants
Cubs move into runner-up with help from San Francisco collapsing Giants. Dick Ellsworth and Lindy McDaniel combine on a five-hit shutout as the Cubs beat St. Louis 24. Pittsburgh takes both ends of a doubleheader against the Giants, 2-1 and 4-1. Meanwhile the Phillies rally to win their opener behind a grand slam by a No. 4 hitter.
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Birds Lead Seniors White Sox Take Junior League Title
The White Sox clinched the Junior League crown with a 5-4 win over the Cardinals as Pat Boyle suffered the loss on four hits while Steve Patterson earned the win with six hits allowed and 12 strikeouts. Mike Henderson homered for the White Sox.
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Portland Beavers Edge Oklahoma City 5-3
In Pacific Coast League action Spokane shut out Tacoma 20 behind Pete Richert. Seattle defeated Portland by Beavers. Oklahoma City edged San Diego 6-5 in 10 innings. Denver routed Hawaii 12-0 and Dallas-Fort Worth beat Salt Lake City 3-2 at Vancouver B C.
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Edema Se Goes To More Sports On Page Eight
A brief item notes edema se gOce, with sports coverage continuing on page eight. The readable fragment hints at ongoing sports features and future highlights, inviting readers to seek fuller coverage in the sports section.
Dolph Schayes Named Coach of ABA Nationals Team
Dolph Schayes, age 35 and long time ABA star, is hired as coach of the Syracuse Nationals. He succeeds Alex Hannum, who stayed behind in California for business reasons. Schayes aims for fast breaking, exciting basketball as the Nats seek improvement after finishing second in the Eastern Division and losing in the first playoff round.
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Palmer Fights Cold Boros Is Favorite Of Golfers In PGA
Arnold Palmer fights a nagging cold as he plans to win the PGA at Dac Country Club in Dallas. He calls the course fair and predicts 275 to win, four shots under many forecasts. Julius Boros, Gay Brewer and Jack Burke Jr. join top contenders in practice as Nicklaus and Player skip rounds.
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O'Brien Seizes Softball Lead in Baytown Standings
O'Brien moved half a game ahead in the Baytown Softball League on Monday as Brunson beat Holloway 20 13 to break a first place tie. Brunson led 15 3 early and held off Hollaway’s late rally, leaving O'Brien and Brunson tied for the top spot by night’s end. Cotten remained in third after a late three run rally, Buck Turner dropped a spot after a 19 16 loss to Cotton.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules From Monday's Games
The scorecard lists American and National League results including Minnesota 3 3 Cleveland 1 and Kansas City 11 New York 10 in 12 innings. It also shows tonight's contests Cleveland at Los Angeles Boston at Kansas City New York at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit and Chicago at Baltimore.
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Calgary Stampeders Rout Ottawa in Rainy Exhibition
In a wet Monday night CFL exhibition, Calgary Stampeders beat Ottawa Rough Riders 24 to 7. Jim Dillard ran in a 4 yard touchdown kickoff return and added another score as Calgary domi nated, Rathford Ottawa could only manage a single TD.
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Liston Says He'll Divorce Patterson Before Fight
Sonny Liston, amid Las Vegas betting intrigue, says he will divorce Floyd Patterson before their title rematch. He predicts a knockout and claims the bout won’t reach five rounds, recalling their Chicago bout last September 25 where Liston disposed Patterson in two minutes and six seconds.
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