Kralick No-Hits A's as Twins Edge Afield in Tight 1-0 Win
Minnesota pitcher Jim Kralick spun the year’s fifth no hit bid, a 1-0 victory over Kansas City, missing a perfect game when walk of George Alusik with one out in the ninth. Robin Roberts notched a five hit day as Baltimore swept New York 2-1, Lopez, Thomas pace Angels with Lee blanking White Sox.
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George Alusik
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Twins
Don Lee
White Sox
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Thomas
Frank Baumann
Angel
Dodgers Hold NL Lead as Wills Steals and Dodgers Hammer Mets
Maury Wills stole three bases and scored three times as Los Angeles beat the New York Mets 16-5 to maintain a two and a half game NL lead over the Giants. Houston swept Cincinnati 2-1 and 6-4 while Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cleveland and Detroit also posted wins in varied fashion. Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou homered for San Francisco and George Brunet held the Reds to five hits in one game.
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New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Colts
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
George Brunet
Johnny Temple
Los Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
U S Leads World Parachuting Championships Team Jumpers
The U S men move into the overall lead at the Sixth World Sports Parachuting Championships as three teams break the world accuracy record from 1500 meters. The United States tops Czechoslovakia by 35 points, with Canada also setting a new team accuracy mark.
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U. S
Czechoslovakia
Army
Simon Wickham - Martin
New Zealand
Muriel Simbro
van Nuys
Calif
Gerard Treves
France
Gueregui Galabov
Bulgaria
Zdenek Kaplan
U.S.S.R
New Hampshire Shoots Down Vermont 36-0 in Shrine AI Star Game
New Hampshire overwhelmed Vermont 36 to 0 as Roland Turcotte moved from quarterback to halfback scored twice on short rushes. John Desilets added a 130 yard rushing effort and Tom Scherwerts broke free for a 24 yard TD in Hanover. New Hampshire leads the series 5-2-2.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Roland Turcotte
Somersworth
John Desilets
Keene
Tom Scherwerts
Newport
New York Fight Night Results Highlight Local Boxers
In New York Joey Archer won by outpoint in a bout against Jose Gonzales. Also in Manila Ronnie Jones fought at 118 pounds. Chicago saw a knockout of Yootichai Kanogsuk in Thailand lasting three rounds.
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Joey Archer
Jose Gonzales
Manila
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Yootichai Kanogsuk
Thailand
Danish Derby Victors Linked by Jockey Trainer Duo
Den mark, who previously ran in the Washington International, now has a jockey trainer connection with H Bech-Ham. Bech-Ham trained and rode Tinto to victory in the June 24 Danish Derby.
Mexicans Stride to Davis Cup Doubles Title Upset
In Brookline Mass Antonio Palafox and Rafael Osuna rallied from two sets to one down to outplay defending champions Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston 6-4 10-12 1-6 9-7 6-3 to win the men’s national doubles tennis crown. They had beaten the Americans in three of their last four meetings and credited renewed form and confidence after a Davis Cup run.
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Rafael Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
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McKinley
Ralston
Palafox
Corpus Christi, Tex
Yugoslavia
Darlene Hard
Brazil
Maria Bueno
Karen Hantze Susman
Billie Jean Moffitt
Bay State Team Represents N.E. In AL Finals
Eight American Legion baseball teams from regional play, open the 36th national tournament in Bismarck. Notable entrants include Billings of Montana and New Orleans with five 1960 champions, plus Hawaii and St. Louis among first round matchups. Teams arrive after regional play, with Feller and Garagiola speaking at a Sunday dinner.
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Ariz
Bob Feller
Joe Garagiola
Night racing at Lincoln Downs sets attendance and handle records
Lincoln Downs capped its first 24 night meet with a record crowd of 19,718 and handle of 877,873. In the Hartford Purse El Duke won by 3% lengths, clocking a meeting fastest mile in 1:41 and paying 6.80 4.40 3.40.
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R. I
Lincoln Downs
the Oval
Hartford
el Duke
Buckaroo Brave
Major League Leaders Batting and Hitting Totals Included
The season highlights include batting leaders Runnels Boston .338 Robinson Chicago and Jimenez Kansas City .312. Key productions include Pearson 101 runs and Siebern 92 with batted in 96 for Siebern and Killebrew. Hits by Richardson 168 and Rollins 161.
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Boston
Robinson
Chicago
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Killebrew
Minnesota
Colavito
Detroit
Richardson
New York
Rollins
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Lumpe
Cash
Wagner
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Weekend
Results span multiple games with teams like Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Washington Chicago Los Angeles posting wins and losses. Upcoming Sunday and Tuesday matchups include Baltimore at Washington Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston and more, plus several city pairings across leagues.
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Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
Wwe
Giants top Rams as Unitas shines in exhibition play
In preseason action Johnny Unitas sparked the Baltimore Colts with a second half surge to a 24-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Norfolk. Cleveland and Green Bay improved to 3-0. Giants edged the Rams 31-24 in Los Angeles as Philadelphia beat Washington 24-7 in Charlotte. Packers beat the Bears 35-21 in Milwaukee. Lions host Steelers tonight in Detroit.
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Colts
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Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Unitas
Bob Clemens
Exhibition Scores Mixed Across NFL and AFL Matchups
Exhibition football results show Baltimore beat Dallas 24 to 10 while Green Bay defeated Chicago 35 to 21 Philadelphia topped Washington 24 to 7 St. Louis edged Minnesota 24 to 21 and New York beat Los Angeles 31 to 24 Cleveland won 34 to 27 over San Francisco In the American League AFL San Diego defeated Oakland 33 to 27.
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Tom Wilson
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Portland
Ore
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Kralick Spoils No-Hitter Bid With 1-0 Win
Minnesota pitcher Jack Kralick kept his no hit bid intact until the ninth inning, earning a 1-0 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. He was hampered by a curveball that wouldn’t break but used a fastball, slider and a few changeups to finish with the fifth no hitter of the season.
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Earl) Battey
Bennington Little League Nine Defeats Rutland Team 8 1
Bennington Eagles beat Rutland Eagles 8-1 Saturday afternoon. Cutler hit a three bagger driving in Hollister and Croft for an early lead. Sauer doubled to plate Cutler. Rutland answered with a run as Tom Champine doubled to score Harrison. Bennington added five in the fourth including Shoemaker triple and Hollister single. Croff was the winning pitcher. Jim Sanborne took the loss.
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Rutland Eagles
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Bennington Eagles
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Hollister
Croft
Sauer
Tom Champine
Jay Harrison
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Shoemaker
Gardner
Outwater
Croff
Jim Sanborne
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Jones
Keir
Leban
LeBarron
Sausville
RH Olson
Fothergill
McKeon
Crandell
Visip
Harrison
Sondrone
Sandowskiss
Champine
Sanford
Eota
West Coast boys win 16th Little League World Series
San Jose California wins the 16th World Series by defeating Kankakee Illinois 3 to 0 in Williamsport. Pitcher Ted Campbell, 12, 6 feet 1 inch and 210 pounds, throws a no hitter in the final. Shortstop Vaughn Takaha belts a homer and also hurls a one hitter in the semifinal.
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San Jose
Calif
Kankakee
Ill
Ted Campbell
Vaughn Takaha
California
Takaha
Rodriguez Eyes Burford Bout
Luis Rodriguez the Cuban Miami contender aims for an eighth straight win as he meets Chris Burford in a 10 rounder at Miami Beach. Rodriguez has only two pro losses in 48 fights, both to Griffith and Cokes, whom he has since avenged. He seeks a title shot with Emile Griffith as Paul Pender shifts to defend the middleweight title against Jose Torres.
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Emile Griffith
Ring
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Chris Burford
Memphis
Miami Beach
Luis
Griffith
Curtis Cokes
Cokes
Rodriguez
Paul Pender
Jose Torres
Garrison Wins Sixth Feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway
Doug Garrison started last and fought through traffic to win the 25-lap stock car feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon New York. A corner collision triggered a restart after a multi-vehicle incident. Garrison moved into the lead by lap 3 and held off Johnny Flach who finished second with Ken Gooder more third Don Rounds fourth and Jim Markle fifth.
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N.Y
Doug Garrison
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Garrison
Stub Rowe
Nels Grigon
Stretch van Steenburg
Ray Chapman
Johnny Flach
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