Giants Strike Late To Tie NL Lead With Reds
The Giants rally to a 3-2 win over the Reds at Candlestick Park lifting San Francisco into a virtual tie for the NL lead behind strong hitting by Willie Mays and Willie McCovey. Dark’s bold move to pinch hit for Cran dall against a lefty sparked the ninth inning rally.
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Saco Little League Bagley’s Team Shoots Ahead
In a local Little League matchup, Bagley leads Saco’s squad with strong hitting and solid defense. The game featured sharp fielding, timely hits, and decisive runs, underscoring Bagley’s key role in the victory for the Saco team.
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A noisy program covers multiple horse trots and car race heats with names such as Goulet Bolduc Johnston Cochrane and Casavant. It lists race outcomes, drivers, payouts, and notes on officials, with several race results and in‑race statistics across nine races including pace and trot events and a final note on times and umpires.
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Missouri Nips Maine in World Series Showdown
In Omaha Dennis Musgraves pitched Missouri to a 2-1 win over Maine as the Big Eight champions reach the final against Minnesota. Musgraves retired 10 straight after a sixth inning single by Vic Nelson, while Jim Sevcik drove in Missouri’s runs and Dolloff struggled with control.
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Major League Leaders Major Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top players in the American League and overall for batting runs and RBI. Fre gosi and Oliva lead with high averages and hits. Allison and Oliva headline runs. Killebrew tops home runs. Aparicio leads steals. Ford dominates pitching with 91 decisions and .900 ERA. Wickersham and Penn also notable in strikeouts.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
National League batting leaders include Williams of Chicago with a .382 average, Mays of San Francisco at .359, and Williams with 84 hits. Key run totals feature Mays 52 and Williams 43, while Mays also leads with 49 RBIs and 19 home runs. Williams and Clemente tie for 17 doubles, Santo and W Davis among leaders in triples and stolen bases feature Wills 23. Pitching leaders show Farrell 10–1 and Marshall 8–2, with Koufax 100 strikeouts and Drysdale 98.
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Allied Shielded Merchan ts Express In Softball Tilt To Forge Tie
Allied Shoe blasted Merchants Express 15 to 8 at Memorial Field to break a three way tie for first and share the sun berth with Jack's A and W. DescoTEaux limited Merchants to six hits while fanning two and walking five. Bourque had two for three, while Sevigny and St Louis also contributed multiple hits for the winners. Old Orchard Beach Mets fell 12 to 4 as A and W kept the top spot in Biddeford Saco Softball League play.
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Indians sweep Twins as Mele watches power fade
Minnesota manager Sam Mele sees his lineup, once a home run powerhouse with 93 circuit hits, folded under Cleveland pitching in a doubleheader 3-2 and 5-0. Pedro Ramos blanked his former club, while Max Alvis hit two late homers, lifting the Indians over the Twins and dropping Minnesota further in the AL pennant race.
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Gary Player Dreams Of Open Victory At Congressional
Washington AP Gary Player chases his only missing major as 150 golfers contest the Open at Congressional Country Club. Par 70 course, 7,053 yards, long Open with Palmer, Nicklaus favorites. Snead seeks first Open win. Player dreams of lifting the cup while weather and 36-hole days test contenders.
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Boxing results and NBA/NHL style schedule mixed in terse lines
Ernie Terrell of Chicago outpointed Jefferson Davis while Bowser stopped Gutierrez in Texas. The brief note lists several city matchups and a string of Friday games across New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Pittsburgh with no clear standings or results.
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