Dodgers edge Phillies 2 1 on ninth inning run
Maury Wills delivered a two out single in the ninth to score the winning run as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. Jim Bunning lost despite a seven inning lead, with Gus Triandos and Wills contributing key hits for both sides.
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Philadelphia
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lou Johnson
Wills
Bunning
Gus Triandos
Claude Osteen
Jim Gilliam
Triandos
Wally Moon
Gilliam
Jossroab
Caylor
feDavis
Alien
Thomas
Lefebvre
Callison
Tracewski
Los Angeles
S—Lefebvre
National League Wednesday Baseball Matchups
Milwaukee Blasingame faces Chicago Francisco Perry four dollars at New York Osher three eats, Los Angeles Padres leading Philadelphia Short four six, Houston Nottebart fourteen against Pittsburgh Caw thirty five, Cincinnati Jay forty one at St Louis Simmons three six tonight.
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Milwaukee
Ex Ram and Redskin end Gene Brito dies at 39
Gene Brito, former Los Angeles Ram and Washington Redskin football end, died Tuesday at City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte California at age 39. Officials cited a respiratory failure after a period of undisclosed illness.
Pirates Edge Astros 7-6 on Woodeshick balk in 11th
Bill Virdon scored the winning run on Hal Woodeshick’s bases loaded balk with two outs in the 11th, giving the Pittsburgh Pirates a 7-6 victory over Houston to run their win streak to four and their past 18 games to 16-2. Manny Mota started the rally with a single, followed by a force play, Virdon’s hit, and an intentional walk to Roberto Clemente.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Virdon
Hal Woodeshick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Pirates
Manny Mota
Virdon
Robrto Clemente
Andre Rodgers
Woodeshick
Donn Clendenon
Joe Gaines
al McBean
Kansas City Shuts Down Yankees 3-2 in Narrow Win
Ed Charles delivered a two run single in the sixth as Kansas City Athletics beat New York 3-2. John O Donoghue pitched three hits for six innings and held the Yankees to two runs after Mantle and Pepitone sparked a second inning lead. Bert Campaneris scored on a Landis double after a first inning rally.
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Kansas City
Ed Charles
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City Athletics
New York
Yankees
O'Donoghue
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Athletics
Bill Stafford
Bert Campaneris
Jim Landis
Horlen Leads Chisox Past Red Sox 7-2 In Boston
Chicago pitcher Joe Horlen drives in the tie breaking run with three singles and limits Boston to four hits as the White Sox beat the Red Sox 7-2. Horlen’s unearned run comes after Rico Petrocelli’s error in the sixth inning. Danny Cater homered for Chicago and Lee Thomas hit for Boston.
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Boston
Joe Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Ron Hansen
Hansen
Horlen
White Sox
Danny Cater
Chicago
Lee Thomas
Red Sox
Twins Beat Indians 6-2 Behind Pascual Firepower
Camilo Pascual earned his eighth win as Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey each homered and drove in five runs for Minnesota. Colavito and Alvis hit solo shots for Cleveland, who had led 2-0 before Battey's homer and a later run. Killebrew later added a double and scored on a sacrifice fly to cap the scoring.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Camilo Pascual
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Cleveland
Pascual
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Indians
Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Colavito
Alvis
Battey
Bob Allison
Allison
Save Money Food Market and Supply Co Ad
A regional ad for UTT Equipment & Supply Co promoting used and new equipment for food market hotel and restaurant needs. Offers sewing and general supplies with contact details in Princeton and Bluefield West Virginia.
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Save Money Food Market
UTT Equipment & Supply Co
Mercer Bt
Princeton
W. Va
Phon
Snead Qualifies for National Open as Others Miss Cut
Slammin Sammy Snead, 53, qualified easily for the National Open at Birmingham Country Club with 67 70 137, earning a shot at the June 17 start at Bellerive. Several top players including Doug Ford Vic Ghezzi Jim Turnesa and 1936 Open winner Tony Manero failed to reach the 101 berths, while defending champion Ken Venturi and stars Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Bob Nichols Tony Lema and Bill Casper are exempt in the St. Louis event. Amateur Billy Joe Patton and pros Avery Beck and Al Smith also qualified.
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Doug Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Jim Turnesa
Tony Manero
St. Louis
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
Avery Beck
Whispering Pines
al Smith
Danville
Ooen
Charlotte
Baseball Results From Key AL Matchups Across Cities
Yesterday in the American League multiple games featured notable performances. Howard led Chicago with a 3-3 line against Boston, Wilson faced Daniels and McCormick in a tense Baltimore game, and Pappas and Seager faced strong opposition in late night Seattle and Kansas City clashes.
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McCormick
Baltimore
Pappas
Night Eland
Terry
New
Seager
Kansas
McDonald Sparks British Amateur Round Two Upset
Hunter McDonald the 24 year old Scot now living in Detroit defeated Michael Lunt the 1963 British champion 3 and 1 to lead the Americans in round two of the British Amateur Golf Championship at Royal Porthcawl. 18 Americans won Tuesday with several others advancing toward the third round including Owen Mandeville Jr John B Thornton Tom Stanley Jack Penrose John Miles Bob Kuntz Bob Roos and John Hendrickson.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Hunter McDonald
Detroit
McDonald
Scotland
Michael Lunt
England
Dick Champman
Palm Beach, Fla
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Lunt
Owen Mandeville Jr
Larchmont
N.Y
Noel Fogarty
Ireland
John B. Thornton
Rochester
Tom Stanley
Upper Brookville
France
Jack Penrose
John Miles
New York
Bob Kuntz
Bob Roos
San Francisco
John Hendrickson
Flourtown
Mays Delivers Two-Run Hit As Giants Edge Mets 2 1
Willie Mays ended an 18 at bat drought with a first inning two-run double off Galen Cisco, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 2-1 win over the New York Mets. Bob Shaw pitched six innings for the Giants, Frank Linzy survived a ninth inning jam, and Cisco took the loss despite two more Mets hits.
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Giants
Mets
NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco
New York Mets
Mays
Galen Cisco
Dick Schofield
Jesus Alou
Cisco
Bob Shaw
Frank Linzy
Shaw
Linzy
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Ron Swoboda
Bob Taylor
Jim Hickman
Cincy Tops St Louis 5-4 On Late Home Runs
Cincinnati rallied with consecutive sixth inning homers by Leo Cardenas and pinch hitter Art Shamsky to beat St Louis 5-4. Gibson won his eighth, while Arrigo took the loss. Curt Flood led Cardinals with three singles and Lou Brock scored on a third inning single and steal.
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Leo Cardenas
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati
Bob
Cardinals
Gibson
Don Pavletich
Cardenas
Shamsky
Gerry Arrigo
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Rose
Brock
Pinson
Neinnati
Ttesseseree
Leni Seaveessererenage
Meinaett Tee Lowie
Civis
St. Ee
Ames
Seo
Harper
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Gibson L
Arrigo
Howard Paces Senators To 2-0 Nod Over Orioles
Washington right fielder Frank Howard homered and tripled driving in a run and scoring another as the Senators beat Baltimore 2-0. Starter Steve Barber left with a finger nerve issue and Pete Richert pitched well in relief before a arm spasm ended his night.
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Howard
Senators
Orioles
Washington
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orinlee
Steve Barber
Pete Richert
Richert
Barber
Ken Hamlin
Doug Camilli
Don Larsen
Stu Miller
Dixie 400 Will Qualify Today
The Dixie 400 at Atlanta will begin qualifying on Wednesday with Jim Paschal and Lee Roy Yarbrough piloting new 427 engines in 1965 Chevrolets. Ten 1965 Chevrolets enter the $58,000 race as Ford-backed favorites include Fred Lorenzen, Junior Johnson, Ned Jarrett, Bobby Johns, and Marvin Panch. The field of 44 will qualify through Saturday.
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Jim Paschal
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Buck Baker
Charlotte
N. C
Doug Cooper
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Junior Johnson
Ronda
Ned Jarrett
Camden
S. C
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Major NHL Deals Move After Interleague Draft
Multiple teams announced notable trades after the interleague draft. Montreal sent Cesare Maniago and Gary Peter to New York for four players and cash, with Earl Ingarfield Gordon Labassiere Noel Price and Dave McComb moving to the Rangers. Toronto sent Ron Stewart to Boston for Pat Stapleton Orland Kurtenbach and Andy Hebenton.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Montreal Canadiens
Cesare Maniago
Gary Peter
New York Rangers
New York
Dave McComb
Toonto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Ron Stewart
Toronto
Bruins
Boston
Pat Stapleton
Orland Kurtenbach
Andy Hebenton
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