Reed Bouton lift Yankees in seven hour marathon
The Yankees and Tigers played the longest game in major league history, seven hours, with Jack Reed delivering his first big league homer with a man on in the 22nd and Jim Bouton tossing seven innings of relief. Detroit led briefly as Colavito and others produced key hits, but New York rallied and clinched a split in the doubleheader.
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Harry Bright
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Dogged Ford Wins Eastern Open Narrowly
Doug Ford holds off Billy Goalby to win the Eastern Open by one stroke after leading by six at 36 holes. Ford preserves a calm finish on Mount Pleasant course as Goalby falters, clutching a birdie at 16 and paring the final hole to seal the victory.
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Foot and mouth disease risks cloven hoofed animals
The report warns foot and mouth disease could attack any animal with a split hoof, highlighting the breadth of susceptible livestock and the importance of monitoring and controls to prevent spread.
Robinson's Homers Push Reds Past Dodgers in Rainy Game
Frank Robinson led Cincinnati with two homers and four RBIs as the Reds beat the Dodgers 12 to 4, rebounding from a rough start. Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, Ernie Banks, and other key players contributed in a day of heavy rain and late-season action across the league.
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Lou Brock
Cal Koonce
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Don Demeter
Chris Short
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AAU Meet Highlights Include 16-Footer and Mile Clash
Walnut California AP report covers a noisy AAU carnival with four men breaking 16 feet in the pole vault and a dramatic mile duel led by Jim Beatty Grelle Weisiger and Bill Dotson. Major sprinters, Roy Tork and John Uelses compete as world marks vanish and records fall.
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Junior Olympics Meets On Top This Week
Two Junior Olympics meets top the week: the 13-and under and Winder division in Sugarland Tuesday, and the senior division in Houston Thursday. Baytown seniors placed third in Houston behind Lamar and South Houston. Don Parkhurst led with first in the 20-yard dash and anchored the sprint relay. Day took third in the 13-yard hurdles, Watson third in the broad jump, and Mike Bowers fifth in the shot put. Connie Hinton was fifth in the 53-yard low hurdles for the girls' intermediate division.
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Sears and MLB style game listings mixed with standings
Old time sports wire style page lists games with teams such as Dallas Fort Worth Omaha Oklahoma City Louisville Denver and Chicago at various times. It includes pitcher references and records like Woodeshick 2-4 and Ellsworth 4-10, plus results and tonight and Sunday schedules across leagues.
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Discus Worldmark Attempted As Ay Querter Shatters National
Ay Querter broke his own pending national mark with a discus throw of 202 feet 2 inches in a meet, nearly equaling Russia's Vladimir Trusenov's world record as the Soviet Union athlete hovers near a historic standard.
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