Maloney Tosses Five-Hitter as Reds Rally to Beat Phillies 5-3
Jim Maloney pitched a five-hit game and Cincinnati broke a 3-3 tie in the fifth on a Chico Ruiz double and a run-scoring single by Alex Johnson and Lee May. The Reds overcome early wildness and overcome Philadelphia's 3-2 lead to win 5-3.
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Patrick Wins Fastest East Outdoor Mile at IC4A Meet
Villanova dominates Eastern track championships led by Dave Patrick who clocked 3:56.8 to top the field at Franklin Field. The senior’s record run helped Villanova secure the team title with 63 points, while Maryland and Rutgers trailed.
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Marichal First Nine Wins Spark Giants Over Dodgers 9-1
In Los Angeles Juan Marichal became the majors first nine game winner, firing a three hitter as the Giants defeated the Dodgers 5-1. Jim Hart and Dick Dietz drove in two runs apiece and Willie Mays added another to back the ace. Wes Parker homered in the ninth for L A.
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Braves and Pirates split as Johnson stars in seventh inning
Deron Johnson delivered four singles including a pivotal hit in Atlanta's five-run seventh inning as the Braves defeated the Pirates 10-5 to split the doubleheader in Pittsburgh.
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Pirates Beat Braves In Extra Innings And Cubs Edge Astros
Wilie Stargell drove in four for the Pirates with a homer an a double as they beat Atlanta 8-4 in 12 innings. Roberto Clemente added a first inning homer to back Steve Blass. Cubs edged Astros 3-2 in Houston as Billy Williams tripled in the 12th and Ron Santo delivered the winning sacrifice fly after Santo tied the game with a homer in the eighth.
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Oakland Thrashes Angels 6 2 in Five-Hitter
Oakland right-hander Jim Nash pitched a five hitter to beat the California Angels 6 2. Reggie Jackson hit the first inside the park homer at the Oakland Coliseum and stole two bases. Floyd Robinson added two doubles and two runs as Sal Bando and Robinson contributed key doubles in a four run fourth. Don Mincher homered for the Angels in the fourth.
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Prairie View coach celebrates upset at NAIA track title
Prairie View ends Southern University three year NAIA title run in Albuquerque. Despite injuries to Southern stars Harvey Nairn, Oliver Ford, and Robert Johnson, Prairie View clinches 97-team meet with 47 points while Arkansas AM&N, Eastern Michigan, and Southern follow. Jesse Ball disqualified in 400 hurdles. Felix Johnson exits 800 meters as Prairie View cites strong relay and field events including James Bagby in shot put.
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Senators Rally Past Indians to Split Twin Bill in Cleveland
Washington used a seven run eighth inning powered by Bill Bryan's three run homer to beat Cleveland 11-3 and split the doubleheader after Jim Hannan held the Indians to four hits. In the opener, Cleveland built an 8-0 lead behind Joel Azcue and Larry Brown four hit games, with Lee Maye homering and Ed Stroud scoring in Washington.
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Yanks and Tigers Split Sunday Doubleheader
Detroit defeated New York 6 1 after Mickey Stanley hit a bases loaded grand slam in a six run fifth. John Hiller earned his third win with a six hit effort as Detroit built a 6 1 lead before holding on. The Yankees won 4 3 in the opener on a ninth inning play at the plate.
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Davis and Cowles Win Top Honors in Open Archery Tourney
Davis of Johnson City Tennessee wins Class A men's freestyle with 1570 of 1680. Cowles of Fairfax County Virginia claims Class A men's bare bow with 1495. Other winners include Bow Hunter's Division victor Tom Frye and Senior, Youth, and Women’s divisions led by Howard Carter, Charles Morgan Jr, Roberta Thompson, and Bernice McKinney. Officials announce WV Closed Archery Tournament set for September in Princeton.
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Maris' Base Running Delivers Cards Sweep of Mets
In New York, Roger Maris slid home on Orlando Cepeda's seventh inning bloop to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win and a doubleheader sweep of the New York Mets. Bob Gibson started the opener with a 6-3 victory, aided by Dick Simpson's two run homer as Cards built a lead. Don Cardwell took the loss in game two.
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Chicago Beats Twins In Pair Sweep
Chicago White Sox completed a doubleheader sweep over Minnesota with a 4 3 victory in nine innings. Gerry McNertney opened the ninth inning rally with a run scoring single after Ken Berry started the rally with a single and Tim Cullen drew a walk.
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Red Cross Aids Nigerian Victims
Geneva AP reported 19 national Red Cross groups donated 460000 and 3000 tons of supplies to Nigeria civil war victims in response to a month old appeal. No replies yet from the United States or the Soviet Union.
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AL Sunday results and Monday schedule
American League results shown for Sunday include New York 4 Detroit 1 Oakland 5 California 2 Chicago 3 4 Minnesota 2 Cleveland 10 3 Washington 5 Baltimore 4 Boston 3. Five innings rain delayed. Monday night games list Chicago Priddy 0-2 at Cleveland McDowell 6-3 Detroit Sparma 44 at Boston Santia go 5-3 Minnesota Kaat 22 at New York Boston 1-1 California Clark 04 at Baltimore McNally 4-5. Only games scheduled.
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Giants Playoff Record Poor In Title Games
The Associated Press notes the New York Giants NFL club has appeared in 14 league title games but has lost 11 of them, reflecting a weak record in championship contests.
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Preliminary Tennis Rounds Begin in Charleston
In Charleston, preliminary rounds of the West Virginia high school tennis tournament will be played today with finals set for Tuesday. Champions will be determined for both team and individual categories.
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