Dodgers Bench Howard and Davis in Mets rout
Dodgers manager Walt Alston benched Tommy Davis and Frank Howard after a 8-0 defeat. Wally Moon drove in two runs in the third inning and Wes Parker scored twice as the Dodgers built a 9-2 win over the Mets. Parker added two singles and Jack Fisher was eventually knocked out.
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NEW York
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Wally Moon
Howard
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Davis
John Rosedoro
Parker
Jack Fisher
Walt Alston
Mets
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Fish
Bob Miller
Joe Christopher
Los Angeles
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McMillan
Gilliam
Hunt
Werhas
Gonder
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Kran
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Taylor
Hickman
Torborg
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Trace
Ortega
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Locke
Wee Angeles
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Krenepool
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Barlick
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Haller's Last-Minute Homer Lifts Giants Over Phils 4-2
San Francisco defeats Philadelphia 4-2 after Tom Haller hits a two-run homer in the ninth. Earlier, Wes Covington gave the Phils a 1-0 lead, and Jack Sanford tied the game in the eighth before Haller's clutch shot. Billy O'Dell earns the win, Ed Roebuck the loss.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Willie
Wes Covington
Covington
Cookie Rojas
Giants
Phils
Tom Haller
Haller
Jesus Alou
Phillies
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
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Ed Roebuck
Tony Gonzalez
John Herrnstein
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Crawford
Vargo
Forman
Stricken Olympic Track Hopeful Is Walking Again
Mark Brady, 23, a former University of Oklahoma high jumper and Olympic hopeful, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in Nashville while warming up for a meet. He has recovered to walk with crutches and speak slowly, with ongoing physical and speech therapy. The OU community, including the O Club, has raised over $1,300 for medical expenses.
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Oklahoma City
Mark Brady
University of Oklahoma
Brady
Nashville
Tenn
Edgar Brady
Three Yanks Refuse To Play On Wet Court
In Manchester England three members of the American Wightman Cup team Billie Jean Moffitt Carole Caldwell and Nancy Richey refused to play in the North of England tournament semifinal as rain kept the court soaked. They waited five hours for conditions to improve before declining to play.
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Manchester
England
North of England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Nacy Richey
Dallas
Rally Nullifies Chicago Surge
Milwaukee edged Chicago 6-5 as Lee Maye delivered a two run single with two out in the ninth to overcome a four run Cubs burst. Rico Carty and Woody Woodward moved on a wild pitch before Maye’s timely hit. Chicago reliever Lew Burdette, newly acquired, started the late frames before Lindy McDaniel and Maye sealed the comeback.
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Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Cubs
Chicago
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Brave
Mike de la Haz
Lindy McDaniel
Burdette
Rico Carty
Woody Woodward
Maye
Warren Spahn
Down Down Soot Bal Inn Fate PRESS BOX T lot
The verse-laden piece ruminates on race fate and resilience, praising those who persevere after brutal blows on the track. It contrasts winners with the defeated, urging emphasis on fighters who rise again with heart and grit.
Farmer hinges sale on three thousand dollar horse
A farmer prices his horse at 3000 dollars prompting a buyer to offer 150 dollars. The farmer takes the money and explains he set the price hoping the buyer would bid high. The exchange ends with the buyer learning the true reason for the high tag.
Famous Last Words and Mountain Jokes
A quirky collection of maxims and witticisms includes Perfessor Vandy Van Dyke urging caution with a candle at both ends. A mountain student avoids revealing the Bible answer, while a master mechanic earns respect through knowledge rather than effort.
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Vandy van Dyke
Orioles Beat Twins 2-1 Behind Bowens and Barber
Steve Barber and Stu Miller pitched five solid innings of relief for Baltimore as the Orioles edged Minnesota 2-1. Boog Powell and Sam Bowens provided the offense, with Bowens driving in the decisive run in the fourth after Aparicio stole second.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Steve Barber
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Miller
Zoilo Versalles
Barber
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Bob Allison
Allison
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Sam Bowens
Aparicio
Minnesota
Versalles
Rollins
Bowens
Siebern
Robinson
Hall
Killebrew
Powell
Allen
Kirkl
Zim’rman
Brown
Stigman
Zimmerman
Tribe Edges Senators 6-4 Behind Chance’s Big Day
Cleveland rookie Bob Chance slugged a homer and a double with a run-scoring single to pace the Indians past the Washington Senators 6 to 4. Jack Kralick earned his sixth win in seven decisions, allowing a Cottier homer in the eighth and four straight hits in the ninth before Don McMahon finished.
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Cleveland
Bob Chance
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Jack Kralick
Chuck Cottier
Don McMahon
Chance
Bennie Daniels
John Romano
Fred Whitfield
Whitfield
RBI
Leon Wagner
Tigers Rally Past White Sox 4-3 on Hansen Error
Detroit ends six game slide as Dick McAuliffe scores on Ron Hansen error with two out in ninth. Wood keys five run comeback with two RBI before McAuliffe scores on error to win. Chicago drops out of first place as Demeter and Thomas add early offense in a tense night game.
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Chicago
Dick McAuliffe
Ron Hansen
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Baltimore
George Thomas
McAuliffe
Billy Bruton
Larry Sherry
Hansen
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Bi Wood
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Lumpe
Weis
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Robinson
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Wert
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McClain
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Fish
Martin
Runge
Smith
Stewart
Honochick
Quadrangle Triumphs in Belmont Stakes Upset Over Northern Dancer
Quadrangle a Rokeby Stables colt owned by Paul Mellon won the 96th Belmont Stakes by two lengths over Roman Brother at Aqueduct. Northern Dancer settled for third as Hill Rise finished fourth, with Dancer fading to show. Manuel Ycaza rode the winner in 2 28 2 5, earning 110 850.
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NEW York
Quadrangle
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stables
Northern Dancer
Aqueduct
Roman Brother
Mighty Mite
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Dancer
Hill Rise
Manuel Ycaza
Rokeby Stable
Cohoes Tap Day
Bull Lea
E. P. Taylor
Toronto
Bill Shoemaker
George A. Pope Jr
el Peco Ranch
Bill Har
Tack
Shoemaker
Brave Lad
Orientalist
Determined Man
Shook
Elliott Burch
Fernando Alvarez
Ycaza
Citation
Golfer Gordon Jones Seeks Chance to Break Through
RYE New York AP Gordon Jones a 34 year old pro without a major win lives on the tour chasing a peak. He hopes for a big break after finishing among the top 50 at Indianapolis earning under 300 dollars and about 3500 this year. He carries a pregnant wife and a three year old son while chasing tournament glory.
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Gordon Jones
Jones
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
Indianapolis
Thunderbirds
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