Radatz Dominates Orioles as Red Sox Win in 14 Innings
Boston reliever Dick Radatz earned the win in a 14 inning 3 2 decision over Baltimore sparking a comeback from a 2 1 deficit. Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon powered the late rally with a ninth inning tying hit and a 14th inning winning single. Chicago White Sox moved into first place by a half game with a 4 3 win as Juan Pizarro delivered key relief. The Yankees beat Detroit 6 2 as Whitey Ford pitched eight innings. Cleveland and Los Angeles also posted wins.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Boston
Radatz
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Chuck Schilling
Russ Nixon
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Ror Hansen
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Bombers
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Earl Wilson
Nixon
Schilling
Stu Miller
Radalz
Pizarro
A's
Hansen
Pete Ward
Bill Fischer
Harry Bright
Tom Tresh
Angels
Colt Pitching Dominates Giants in 3-0 Win
The Colt pitchers shut out San Francisco 3-0 as Skinny Brown limited the Giants to four hits over two and a third. Ernie Bowman subbed for Jose Pagan and Carl Willey worked through trouble, while Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda provided brief threats. The Giants offense stalled, and Chicago Cubs hopefuls watched as the Colts defended their lead in the tense pennant race.
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Alou
Fred Hartman
Carl
Ernie Bowman
Jose
Nings
Farrell
Willie Mays
Stege
Houston
Brown
Rawdy
Pagan
Giants
Chicago Cubs
J. C. Hartman
Ernie Fazio
Orlando Cepeda
Richard Farrell
Staub
Spangler
Haller
Colts
Francisco
Houston Colt
Jack Sanford
Alvin
Giant
Forest
Alvin Dark
Fleet Giant
Sanford
Jim Davenport
Tom Hall
Mickey Her
San Francisco
Mays
Dick Crott
Cubs
Bailey
Matty Alou
Larry Jackson
Louis Cardina
Skinny Brown
Rusty Stank
Rudu
Avan Fillourt
Aspro
Warwick
Ostavo
Koller
Oogass of
Agro
D'venport
Bateman
Lawman
Afou
Hartman
Sanford Po
Duffalo
Tolals
Bowman
Santer
Bix
Hiter
le Cepeda
Giants and Colt 43s clash in a rough night at Coll Stadium
Chuck Hiller’s at bat, Willie Mays caught stealing, and Willie McCovey’s quiet night frame a chaotic game. Houston’s Warwick and Staub push ahead as the Colt 43s show real big league grit but fall short. Cepeda’s double sparks isolated drama amid a stormy broadcast.
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Mays
Cepeda
Willie
San Francisco
Houston
Warwick
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Staub
Towie Goss
Jeff Center
Jim Duffalo
Sanford
Aspromonte
McCavey
Giants
Houston Colt
J. C
Alabama
Hartman
National League
Press Brigade
Baystown
Six Shooter Club
Dad & Son
Dad
Carl Warwick
Colts
Dodgers Ride Wills Hot Streak to Stay Near NL Lead
LA rallied behind Maury Wills as the Dodgers won their fifth straight with an 11-8 victory over the Cubs. Wills improved to .290 after a midseason slump and drove in three runs with a sixth‑inning double, while Tommy Davis hit a homer in support. Dodgers pitcher Larry Sherry earned the win as Dick Ellsworth took the loss. The Dodgers remain two games behind the Giants in the NL race after a rugged road stretch.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Wills
Maury
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Giants
Houston
Hal
Skinny
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
John Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Milwaukee
Braves
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Tommy Davis
Davis
Larry Sherry
Sandy Koufax
Dick Ellsworth
Dark Walks And Giants Struggle In Dodger Series
Alvin Dark’s famed walking habit mirrors the Giants rough patch as the Colt .45s again beat San Francisco 2 1 to drop the series. Dark may miss the two game set with the Dodgers as the Giants linger two games behind Los Angeles atop the NL standings after a 3 0 loss and only one extra base hit by Friday’s opener. Cal Whitlow of Mr Wrigley’s team praises the Dodgers’ batting order led by Mays McCovey Cepeda and Alou as the toughest in baseball.
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Dark
Alvin
Dodgers
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Chicago
Houston
Cubs
Tom Hallec
Howie Gass
Cal
Bob Whitlow
Mr. Wrigley
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Mays
McCovey
Cepeda
Alou
Giants fall in series as Houston stalls late surge
The Giants managed only one run on three straight base hits as Houston's pitching and defense stifled them over three games. Mays went 0 for 3 with two strikeouts, McCovey collected three hits in 10 trips, and Cepeda sat out two games before going 1 for 3. Giants base running struggled with two caught stealings and several plays overturned. The 53,585 fans attended, including the largest Sunday crowd since 1962, as Houston kept pace with Los Angeles and St. Louis in the pennant race.
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Giants
Houston
Mays
McCovey
Alou
Cepeda
Jim Campbell
Chuck Hiller
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
San Francisco
Haller
Hiller
Jim Davenport
St. Louis
Francisco
Los Angeles
Boros Seeks National Open Glory After Flint Win
Julius Boros, buoyed by a record 274 at the Flint Open, dominates heading into the National Open. He led Don Finsterwald by five, with Dow 279 and Bayer 280 close behind, as Boros eyes Brookline and a 9 000 prize plus spot in the Metro sectional.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills “Monster
Boras
New York
Brookline
Mass
Boros
Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Bpros
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Flint
Finsterwald
Art Wail Jr
Finsterwalk
Bayer
George Knudson
Bill Collins
Raistedwall
Chateaugay Beats Candy Spots In Belmont Stakes
Chateaugay upset Candy Spots to win the Belmont at Aqueduct, with Braulio Baeza guiding the colt past the pace and into the stretch. Candy Spots finished second as Chateaugay sealed the Triple Crown bid, with trainer Jimmy Conway praised for patience and strategy.
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Candy Spots
New York
Jimmy Conway
California
Aqueduct
Rex C. Ellsworth
John W. Galbreath
Belmont Park
Conway
Jimmy
Tsa
Miss Request
Pucker Up
Yankee Stadium
Broadway
Chateaugay Land
Braulio Baeza
Willie Shoemaker
Louis Lee Haggin
Baeza
Chateau
Gay
Mesh Tenney
Chicago
Washington Park
Arlington Park
Griffith Rodriguez Planned For Rematch Title Fight
In New York Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez plan a fourth contest after a recent split decision. Rodriguez, Cuban-born, held the welterweight title before Griffith regained it in Los Angeles. Officials gave mixed signals on a rematch while writers split on who truly led in the bout.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Henry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Rodriguez
Miami
Los Angeles
Mutase
Jimmy
Devlin
Tony Rossi
Joe Armstrong
Virgin Islands
Associated Press
Luis
Dundee
Ails
Se BR
Flowers Talk Flowers Talk Framing florists in yellow pages ads
A vintage style advertisement notes that flowers express sentiments for anniversaries and birthdays. It promotes finding a florist quickly in the yellow pages where your fingers do the walking, urging readers to choose floral services for special occasions.
Scott Appleton Emerges as Texas Football Prospect
A Texas Longhorns overview centers on Scott Appleton, a 6-3 223-pound tackle from Brady, viewed by coaches and teammates as one of the program's best linemen and potential All-America. Coaches praise his motor, leadership, and unspoiled nature despite rising expectations, with family support cited as a key factor in his development.
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Scott Appleton
Superman
Trady Hatch Schon
Oaumider
Darrell Royals
Royal
Appleton
NRISA
Texas
Mike Campbell
Oreen
Mike Cotten
Brady
Tanghorn
Trishman
Darrell
Wat Appleton
David McWilliams
Wong
Tle
Charlie Shira
Army Ant
Weman
Pat Culpepper
Shira
SWC
Scott
Ownes
Campbel
Mississippi
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Bob Purkey
Dox Demeter
Jim Lemon
John Callison
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