Dodgers Struggle As O'Toole Sharp In Reds Win
The Dodgers dropped four of five as Jim O'Toole held them to five hits in Cincinnati's 3-1 win. Los Angeles leads NL by 512 games but scored only four runs in 35 innings and hit .250. Tommy Davis the lone .300+ regular, while Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson produced key Reds hits. Cardinals beat Giants 6-3, Marichal denied 20th win. Milwaukee beat Houston 11-7. In AL, Minnesota split with Washington, Yankees lead after two-night doubleheader.
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National League standings and Monday results summary
NLWwW standings show St Louis 72 58 and San Francisco 71 59 for mid September race. Monday results include St Louis 6 San Francisco 3 and Milwaukee 11 Houston 7. Schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at Houston Cincinnati at Los Angeles St Louis at San Francisco.
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Evansville Memphis Win In American Legion Play
Evansville Indiana and Memphis Tennessee won in the American Legion Junior Baseball World Series as double elimination action began. Memphis beat Greensboro 8 3 behind a six run eighth inning while Evansville broke up Jim Jenkins no hitter with a late run. Jenkins struck out 16 in a 9th inning bid.
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Minor League Scores From International and Pacific Coast Leagues
In the International League Jacksonville edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 in 12 innings while Atlanta beat Buffalo 8 to 1 in 12 innings and Syracuse defeated Richmond 2 to 1. Toronto topped Rochester 8 to 4. Arkansas shut out Columbus 7 to 0. In the Pacific Coast League Seattle won 11 to 3 over Tacoma and Hawaii defeated Spokane 6 to 0.
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Ten Colts Four Fillies Slated for Hambletonian
Du Quoin Illinois AP report lists 10 colts and 4 fillies for the Hambletonian with Speedy Scot the 2-5 favorite and Cheer Honey and B F Coaltown in treatment for virus and throat issues. Star Act driven by Joe O'Brien faces drive concerns as final prep heats approach at 2 30 p m. EST.
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Liston Eyes Ingemar Johansson Bout as Negotiations Stumble
Sonny Liston joked with adviser Jack Nilon after a Norway exhibition as rumors swirled about a match with former champ Ingemar Johansson. They said talks with Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson were not firm, while negotiations with Clay appeared stalled and a February title shot remained a goal.
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Acid Test for Dennis Ralston In National Tennis Singles
Dennis Ralston, 21, faces a pivotal hour at Forest Hills in the U S National Singles Championships. Seeded third behind Chuck McKinley and Roy Emerson, he must curb temperamental outbursts and persuade America it can reclaim tennis prestige. Ralston recently starred in Davis Cup play and helped the U S win the National Doubles with McKinley, signaling strong form.
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First Split Waterfowl Season Announced by Fish and Game Dept
Vermont’s Fish and Game Department announced the first split waterfowl season with ducks and coots opening Oct 11 to 27 and Nov 11 to Dec 8. Daily bag limits include three ducks and eight coots, plus special scaup allowances. geese season Oct 11 to Jan 2 with two daily, six possession, and brant six. A federal duck stamp is required for hunters 16 and older.
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Tebbetts Not Laughing About Brawl
New York ap report recalls the Cleveland New York brawl at Yankee Stadium. Joe Pepitone and Fred Whitfield fought amid beanball tensions. Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts warns scars may last and not all laugh. Yankee manager Ralph Houk recounts the clash with Woodie Held mixing with the fray.
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Tigers Threaten Red Sox as Kaline Trails in pennant race
New York hosts Boston for a twi night doubleheader with Detroit surging, led by Al Kaline who is six points behind Carl Yastrzemski for the batting crown and within five of Dick Stuart in RBIs. Boston sits a half game ahead of Cleveland in the standings while facing Jim Bouton and Ralph Terry.
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