Mantle ties game with 10th inning blast at Yankee Stadium
In a dramatic twin bill at Yankee Stadium, Mickey Mantle homered off George Brunet to knot the Orioles game at 10-10 in the seventh, sparking a Yankee 11-10 victory in 10 innings on a Berra sacrifice. Baltimore won the opener 7-2 as Powell, Orsino, and Barber homered.
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Hank Aguirre
DiMay
Don Wert
Mantle
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Indians
Tito Frain
Conn
Jim Bunning
Pate
Cresiendo
Mickey
Baltimore
George Brunet
Yankees
Yosi Berra
Orioles
Jonn Powell
John Orsino
Stevel Barber
Podres Hurls Gem as Dodgers Beat Colts. Mets Lose
Johnny Podres pitched a near no hitter through seven and Dodgers beat Houston 6 0. Craig, newly with the Mets, ties NL record with his 18th straight loss as Braves top Mets 4 2. Phillies sweep Cardinals to move third. Reds threaten Pirates with 5 2 4 1 wins. Giants edge Cubs 2 1 in 10 innings.
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Johnny Podres
Roger Craig
Wia
Podres
Hame
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Johnny Teple
Bob Aspromonte
Larry Sherry
Colts
Craig
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Dodgers
Eddie
College Stars End Packers Invincible Run in AFL Opener
In exhibition bouts the College All-Stars toppled the Green Bay Packers breaking their aura of invincibility. San Diego beat Kansas City 26 24 and Denver defeated Houston 27 14 while Oakland edged New England 24 17. Rookies and veterans starred with Slaughter Lowe and Mingo among the scorers.
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Green Bay Packers
Otto Grahham
Chicago
Packers
NFL
San Diego
Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver
Raiders rout Pats in exhibition romp at Oakland
Oakland Raiders topped the Boston Patriots 24-17 as first stringers played sparingly. Cotton Davidson threw a touchdown pass and set up two more while Archie Matsos sparked the defense with tackles and an interception.
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Calif
UPI
Boston Patriots
Mike Nolovak
Oakland Raiders
Molovak
Raiders
al Davis
Cotton Davidson
Raider
Archie Matsos
Boston
Matias
Ton Yowere
Ed Art Grahin
Donard Pennington
Gino Cappellitti
Cappelletti
Yewere
Matsos
Baseball Roundup: Errors, Home Runs, and Late Surges
The report chronicles multiple games with key plays including Mathews overrun on a sixth inning pickoff, Willie Mays homering for the Giants as Don Larsen wins, Ron Santo error and eighth inning circuit, Ray Culp and John Callison contributing for the Phillies in a win, Tony Taylor and Tony Gonzalez piling three hits aiding a Phils sweep, Keane ejected in two games, and Frank Robinson driving in three as Bob Purkey and Joe Nuxhall deliver complete games for Reds and their rivals.
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Willie Mays
Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Don Larsen
San Francisco
Ron Santo
Santo Tater
Billy O'Dell
Ray Culp
John Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Tony
Hall of Fame Inducts Four as Bosox Braves Play Today
Hall of Fame induction honors four figures EBner Flick Sam Rice Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson as 9 700 crowd attends Abner Doubleday Field ceremony before an exhibition between the Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Braves. The living inductees join past stars with careers spanning 1882 to 1933 and 1898 to 1910.
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Braves
Cooperstown
N.Y
UPI
Sam Rice
Ebner Flick
Eppa Rixey
John Clarkson
Pord Frick
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Abner Doubleday Field
Rice
Washington Senators
Flick
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Rixer
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Clarkson
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Indians
Boxing results from Manila Guam and Canada cards
Boxing results list multiple bouts with weights and outcomes. Elorde outpointed Lotey in Manila 136 to 133.43 with Ghanaian opponent. John Nicholas knocked out Guam Typhoon in Agana. Blair Richardson, Canadian middleweight, stopped Ron Brothers in Glace Bay. Les Sprague, Canadian junior welterweight, stopped Jimmy Gillis in Amherst Nova Scotia.
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Flash Elorde
Philippines
AL Lotey
Ghana
Agana
Guam
John San Nicholas
Typhoon
Glace Bay
Blair Richardson
Ron Brothers
St. John
N.B
Amherst
N.S
Les Sprague
Jimmy Gillis
Halifax
Cutting Hair in SAN MATEO Giants Catcher Bailey Quote
San Matro California AP reports catcher Ed Bailey of the San Francisco Giants says cutting his three children s hair is no problem at all but the real challenge is catching the kids.
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San Matro
Calif
Ed Bailey
San Francisco Giants
Kelso wins fifth straight Whitney Stakes at Saratoga
Wire reports recap Kelso's fifth consecutive stakes triumph by taking the Whitney Stakes at Saratoga. Also noted are Candy Spots dominating Arlington Classic, Jack Rute Jr. winning a pro golf tourney in St Pauls, Kathy Whitworth securing Spies Jayces Wank's Open, Gene Scott beating Martin Rreesen in London, and other sports results.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Kelso
Saratoga
Chicago
Candy Spots
Arlington Park
ST. Pauls Minn
Jack Rute Jr
Milwauker
Kathy Whitworth
Jayces Wank
Dartmouth Coach Adapts To New Substitution Rule
Hanover New Hampshire UPI coach Bob Blackman of the Dartmouth Big Green outlined changes after a college rule limited substitutions on fourth down and after turnovers. He plans a 13 man starting unit and will still rotate many players as he rebuilds the team following an undefeated 1962 season.
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Hanover
Darthmouth
Bob Blackman
Blackman
Sly Blackman
Dartmouth
Liston Seeks Tax Relief for Next Defense
New York UPI reports Sonny Liston announced in Philadelphia that unless a tax-relief deal with Uncle Sam is arranged before his scheduled September 40 heavyweight title defense against Cassius Clay at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium, the fight could be postponed to next year. He said he would consider defending the title this year against another challenger if taxes are settled, and hinted at contacting Teddy Brenner at Madison Square Garden for a possible alternative opponent.
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UPI
Sonny Liston
Teddy Brouwer
Sonny
Las Vegas
Nev
Floyd Patterson
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
Clay
Teddy Brenner
Madi
Butts Libel Trial Opens Today in Federal Court
In Atlanta, former Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts sues the Saturday Evening Post for 10 million dollars over a March article accusing him of passing plays to Alabama coach Paul Bryant. The trial, in Judge Lewis Morgan’s courtroom, opens with a 12 member jury.
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UPI
Georgia
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Post
Rial
Lewis Morgan
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Printers Title Won By Boston Team
The Boston Union Printers International captured the baseball championship, ending Washington’s five year run. Boston won 19 to 3 on Starday as pitcher John Ball allowed no walks and scattered hits. Bob Matroni collected three hits including a two run double in the fourth to spark a six run inning.
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Boston
Washington
John Ball
Bob Matroni
Rule Leaves Hospital Bed To Hold Lead at St. Paul
Waterloo Iowan Rule Jr. won the Mt Paul Open with a 72-1 64 finish for a 279 total, despite a kidney stone attack on Saturday night. He held a one over par front nine and posted a five shot margin over Fred Hawkins. Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill tied for second, while George Bayer led with a 286.
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Iowan
Iarbors
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Dave Hill
Rule
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Mill
Fred Hawk
Ins
el Paso
Tex
George Bayer
Keller
Municipal
Baseball Scores and Results From The American League
The Associated Press reports baseball results with New York beating Baltimore 3 to 2 in a tight game, Detroit 7 over Cleveland 5, Los Angeles 6 over Chicago 5 in 16 innings, and Minnesota 7 to 2 over Kansas City. Baltimore’s Sumlay went 7-10 in a doubleheader loss to New York, while Kansas City defeated Minnesota 6-2 and Detroit and Cleveland split a 2-0 game. Chicago routed Los Angeles 8-1, Washington prevailed 7-5 over Boston, with several late games noted and no games scheduled today.
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Powell
Ralph Terry
Orioles
Orsino
Tom Metcalf
Dick Hall
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Los Angeles Anges
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
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Cleveland
Detroit
Camilo Carryon
White Sox
Joel Horlen
Angels
Hoyt Wilheim
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
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Pet
Mid
Boston Errs
Cleveland Bey
Ciscece
Saturay
National League Saturday and Sunday Baseball Results
National League results list Milwaukee at New York 10 7 and St Louis at Philadelphia 7 0 Pittsburgh 5 4 San Francisco 9 2 Chicago Los Angeles 2 Houston 0 Sunday scores Cincinnati 5 4 Pittsburgh 2 1 Philadelphia 7 5 St Louis 3 2 Milwaukee 2 New York 1 Los Angeles 4 Houston 0 San Francisco 2 Chicago 1 in 10 innings Today San Francisco at Houston only game scheduled St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston N
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