Phillies Rally To Dump Dodgers 7-5
John Callison had four straight hits and three RBI to spark Philadelphia from a 0-4 deficit to a 7-5 win over Los Angeles. Tony Gonzalez hit his eighth homer and Callison delivered a bases loaded single for the go ahead runs as Chris Short earned the win in relief. The Dodgers squandered scoring chances, loading the bases multiple times without scoring and leaving runners stranded as the Phillies seized control in the fourth.
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Bortner Shivar win Lakeside doubles title in rain delay
Bob Bortner and Bill Shivar of Ft. Eustis captured the Lakeside Invitational doubles crown in Richmond defeating third seeds Shelton Horsley and Dick Makepeace 8-10 13-11 7-45 after a two hour 45 minute match delayed by rain and played in drizzle and cold. The unseeded pair endured a noted clash of brilliance and ragged play to prevail.
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Giants Rally To Beat Mets 6-1 As Mays Hits 19th
San Francisco pitchers Marichal and Miller duel until the seventh when the Giants surge for five runs. Willie Mays belts his 19th homer, giving the Giants a 6-1 win over New York and a widening 22 game lead over the Dodgers. Mets suffer their 15th straight defeat at Polo Grounds in front of 34,102 fans.
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Chisox Slip Past Orioles 2-0 in Baltimore
Chicago White Sox pitcher John Buzhardt earned his sixth win with a five hitter and a seventh inning RBI bloop single. Nellie Fox scored on a Cun ningham infield hit in the first. Estrada yielded four hits in eight frames and left with bases loaded in the seventh.
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Colt 45s in twin bill sweep Pirates on Sunday
Houston Colts pounded Pittsburgh for 10-6 in game one and 10-3 in game two. Roman Mejias and Bob Lillis each had four hits in the opener as Mejias belted his 13th homer. Smoky Burgess and Harvey Haddix contributed for the Pirates, but three errors fueled Houston's attack.
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Americans Survive French Amateur Golf Quarterfinals
Fletcher Jones of North Hollywood California and David Goldman of Dallas reached the quarter finals while William Castleman of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia was eliminated in the third round. Cros of France defeated Castleman 4 and 3.
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Unhappy WVU Returns Home After District Exit
Coach Steve Harrick led West Virginia University to a disappointing NCAA District 3 finish in Gastonia North Carolina as the Mountaineers lost to Wake Forest 8 3 and to Florida State 6 5. Florida State and Wake Forest advance to the district final and the College World Series berth.
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Florida State Needs 2 Wins To Reach College World Series
Florida State faces Wake Forest in Gastonia North Carolina as a two game hurdle to win the NCAA District 3 baseball title and advance to Omaha. Wake Forest unbeaten in the tournament holds a single win to clinch. The winner advances to the College World Series.
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Howard Pounds Pair of Homers
Elston Howard drove in four runs with two homers as the Yankees beat the Angels 6 3 to pull into a first place tie with Cleveland. Roland Sheldon went seven strong innings, facing only one baserunner after two, and Blanchard aided with three hits and key runs.
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Duke Snider Admits Mellowing With Years
Cincinnati AP Duke Snider legendary Dodgers outfielder says he has mellowed with age and still loves baseball like a rookie. He would enjoy coaching or managing later, notes his joy with current Dodgers and fond memories of Brooklyn. He discusses life in Fallbrook, avocado groves, a bowling alley, four children, and travel by train.
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Cubs Beat Reds 6-3 Behind Williams Altman Power
Chicago Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 as Billy Williams led with his 11th homer and George Altman added his 12th with two on in a four run third. Moe Drabowsky started for Cincinnati and took the loss while Cal Koonce earned his third win. Don Elston closed, Dick Bertell threw out Pinson, and Williams added an insurance tally with Lew Brock.
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Twins Rally Past Senators 7-5 To Narrow AL Lead
In St Paul Minnesota the Minnesota Twins scored five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Washington Senators 7-5. The win pulls the Twins within a half game of the American League lead.
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Zealander Wins At Monte Carlo
Bruce MacLaren of New Zealand wins the Monte Carlo Prix in a cliff-hanging finish ahead of Phil Hill of Santa Monica. MacLaren drives a Cooper Climax. Hill finishes second in a Ferrari after a late battle. Race covered 100 laps on the Riviera course with 195 miles completed in 2 hours 46 minutes 27.7 seconds.
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Tigers rally past Indians for 12th win in 15
Detroit builds 6-0 lead then relies on Ron Nischwitz to quell an eighth inning rally as Cleveland scores later. Norm Cash and Chico Fernandez homer for Detroit while Jake Wood races home from second on Charlie Maxwell’s long sacrifice fly.
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Rain postpones final round at Zaharias Open golf tournament
Rain washed out the final round of the $7,500 Babe Zaharias Open Golf Tournament in Beaumont Texas. The deciding round was rescheduled for 9 a.m. Monday with all players remaining.
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Red Golfers Defeat Blues in Annual Club Match
Twenty two Red team golfers beat Blues 189 to 1442 Sunday at Bluefield Country Club. George Cartwright led the Red squad while Fred Sanders captained the Blues. Monty Montgomery was low scorer with 70 on par 35 35. First tournament under summer rules. Red team guests of Blues at Stag Night steak dinner on Thursday June 7 at the club. Prizes awarded to individuals.
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Hebert, Littler, Player Lead Memphis Open Golf Thriller
Lionel Hebert edges Gary Player in a sudden death playoff at Colonial Country Club for $6,400, with Littler securing $3,050 and Player earning $3,050. Jay Hebert and Bruce Crampton were runners up, while Don January and Tommy Jacobs tied for fourth as the event concluded after a dramatic final round.
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Braves Rally Past Cardinals for Eighth Straight Loss
The Milwaukee Braves built a 5-0 lead and held on to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4. Hank Fischer relieved Bob Hendley in the eighth to earn the save as Milwaukee swept the three-game series and closed in the NL standings. Del Crandall and Eddie Mathews drove in runs, while Bob Gibson was knocked out after a rocky start and Red Schoendienst hit his first homer of the year for St. Louis.
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