Giants Hold First, Colts Rally To Split Doubleheader
In Candlestick Park, Billy Pierce and Jim Duffalo led a Houston rally to salvage a 4 3 win in game two after San Francisco had edged Houston 3 0 in the opener. Don Nottebart left with a foot sprain as Houston’s staff shutout the Giants in game one. Tom Haller hit his fifth homer in the nightcap as the Giants split the twin bill to stay atop the NL. The Dodgers debuted Nick Willhite with a 2 0 win over the Cubs. L. Woodeshick took the loss for Houston in game two as P. Perry closed out the night. The Cardinals and Reds also won, keeping pace in tight standings.
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AL pennant chase tightens as Yankees surge, Sox, Indians sweep
The American League pennant race tightens with New York piling up wins over Detroit as Chicago stays within reach. Boston, Cleveland, and Los Angeles post doubleheaders, reshuffling the standings as Terry and Stafford combine for shutout support and Mejias hits multiple homers in Boston’s big doubleheader sweep of Baltimore.
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Clay and Cooper Set for Wembley Showdown Fight
Cassius Clay meets Henry Cooper Tuesday night in London at Wembley Stadium in a heavyweight bout that could decide bragging rights and title hopes. Clay, 21, holds a 41 record with 14 knockouts, while Cooper, 29, carries a 294 mark with 18 knockouts and four straight wins as the British and Empire champion seeks to derail the rising American contender.
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Ring Magazine
Palmer Wins Thunderbird in Sudden-Death Finish
Arnold Palmer captures the $100,000 Thunderbird Classic with a one-stroke playoff win over Paul Harney at Westchester Country Club. He earns $25,000 and becomes the first golfer in PGA history to surpass $400,000 in career earnings, with Nicklaus close behind in the money list. Harney takes $10,000 for second, Littler $5,700 for third as Palmer boosts his standing ahead of the U.S. Open.
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Burdette Traded To Cards Foytack Goes To Angels
Lew Burdette and Paul Foytack, veteran right handers, were traded to St. Louis and the Los Angeles Angels just before the deadline. Burdette, longtime Brave, joins the Cardinals with mixed emotions and aims to help win a pennant. Foytack, 32, leaves Detroit and says he will pitch for the Angels, addressing a reshaped pitching staff.
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Minors Pacific Coast League Scores Mixed
In a chaotic tally the Seattle 40 defeated Tacoma 31 while Portland 49 beat Spokane 34. San Diego 64 outscored Dallas OS Hawaii 49 and Oklahoma City 6 trailed Salt Lake 12. Denver, Amorita, El Paso, Albuquerque at Sanant show fragmentary results.
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Leaders in American and National League batting leaders
The text lists top batting leaders in both leagues with Kaline and Allison among American League standouts and Davis, Wills, and Aaron among National League leaders. It records at bats, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs for key players from Detroit Boston Minnesota Los Angeles Milwaukee St Louis and Cincinnati with several near matching totals.
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Hawaii Splits Two With Okla City In Pacific League
The story covers a busy Pacific Coast League schedule with Oklahoma City splitting a doubleheader with Hawaii. It highlights Oklahoma City’s 8 0 win in game two, Cesar Tovar’s two hits for Dallas-Fort Worth, Willy’s three hits and a two run homer by Jim Saul in game one, and a late rally in the nightcap to tie the game in the fifth. The Padres’ doubleheader sweep narrows the gap atop the southern division. Portland moved into second in the northern division. Tacoma split with Seattle. Salt Lake slugged Denver 12-9. other listed games include Rangers, White Sox, and Dodgers actions.
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San Antonio Gains In Texas League
The Texas League standings shift after a Sunday night update. George Kopace of Austin hit a grand slam to lift the Senators 15 to 0 over Tulsa, while Don Prince pitched a shutout as Amarillo defeated El Paso 2 to 0. El Paso holds a slim half game lead over Austin, with San Antonio in third.
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