Maloney Tops Cubs as Reds Win 9-4 Behind Nuxhall
Cincinnati builds early lead 4-0 and adds five in the fifth to beat Chicago 9-4. John Edwards hits a ninth inning homer. Ernie Banks and Ron Santo homer for the Cubs. Jim Maloney wins his sixth decision despite a rough seventh inning, with Joe Nuxhall preserving the lead.
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National League Sunday Games Recap
The National League schedule featured San Francisco beating New York 2 1, Pittsburgh edging Houston 5 3 in 11 innings, Los Angeles routing Philadelphia 4 0, Cincinnati defeating Chicago 9 4, Milwaukee overcoming St. Louis 6 5, and St. Louis at Milwaukee in the day’s action. Notable pitching lines include Purkey for St Louis and Lemaster for Milwaukee.
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Nagle’s Masters Glory Compared With Historic Open Winners
Nagle has triumphed in major titles as the article recalls the lineage of players who have won the Masters U.S. Open British Open and PGA Championship. It notes Gene Sarazen Ben Hogan and others as only others to achieve the same feat. The text states Player has won all but the U.S. Open.
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Golf Tournament Flight Scores and Player Standings
A list of players with flight divisions and times or scores shows standings from the event. Notable entries include Jim Thompson and John Howell in respective flights with scores ranging from 165 down to 143, along with several named players and times such as 11:42 and 12:18e marking specific rounds.
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Jim Head
Dodgers Blank Phillies 4 0 Behind Willhite Strong Start
Nick Willhite allowed five hits over 6 1 3 innings as the Dodgers defeated the Phillies 4 0. Ron Perranoski recorded the final outs after Willhite worked past the sixth. Los Angeles built a 2 0 lead with doubles from Lefebvre and Tracewski in the fourth, scored again on a Roseboro single in the fifth, and added one more in the seventh as Parker forced in a run.
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Milwaukee Braves edge Cardinals 6 5 on Aaron homer
The Milwaukee Braves beat St. Louis 6 5 as Hank Aaron and Mack Jones homered. Tony Cloninger earned his 10th win with relief help from Osinski after Dick Groat and Lou Brock sparked a late St Louis rally.
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Bas king Ridge seniors set world marathon baseball record
In Basking Ridge New Jersey a team of seniors from Basking Ridge High School won the world marathon baseball championship after playing through the night for 24 hours 32 minutes using floodlights and generators to continue the game.
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Giants Beat Mets 2-1 Behind Marichal Eleven Wins
Juan Marichal moved to 11-5 with a five-hitter pitching for the Giants in San Francisco, defeating the Mets 2-1. Chris Cannizzaro drove in Roy McMillan with an RBI single in the second, while Willie Mays and Jesus Alou helped produce the decisive fourth inning run.
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Boston Dumps White Sox 2-1
Lenny Green hit two solo homers to end Boston’s eight game skid and beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1. He started the scoring with a third inning shot off Bruce Howard, then connected again off Hoyt Wilhelm in the eighth after Chicago tied the game in the seventh. Monbouquette earned the win with seven solid innings.
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Tigers Rally to Defeat Kansas City 8 2 in Sixth Straight Win
Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Athletics 8-2 as Dick McAuliffe drives in five runs with two home runs. He hit a three run shot in the fourth and a two run blast in the sixth, his ninth of the season, helping extend their win streak to seven.
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Baseball Matchups Across American League Schedule
American League games listed include Washington at Baltimore with Kopling 2-2 vs Bunker 3-2, Boston at Chicago featuring Wilson 44 and Bennett 0-0 versus Peters 55 and Buzhardt 6-1, Kansas City at Detroit with Sheldon 1-2 and Hunter 0-0 against Lolich 7-2 and Wickersham 4, Los Angeles at Cleveland pairing Lopez 7-5 and Brunet 4-4 with McDowell 7-3 and Tiant 6-2, and Minnesota at New York with Pascual 8-1 and an unknown eee 3 opposing Stottlemyre 7-3 and Downing 5-6.
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Kelley Replaced as Harrison High Coach After 30 Years
Bristol West Virginia AP report says Robert Kelley steps down after three decades leading Bristol High School football. John G. McFarlin, a 1965 WV Wesleyan College graduate from Clarksburg, is named to succeed him as head coach.
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Virginia State Open Set To Start At Arnolda Ranch
The 38th Virginia State Open golf tournament begins Thursday at New Arnolda Ranch Country Club with a record purse of 4000 dollars. winner take 1000, runner up 600, and third 400. Past champions like Tom Strange Chandler Harper Jack Isaacs and Al Smith headline a strong field including amateurs Nelson Broach Wayne Jackson Mike Wynn Billy King Danny Dixon and Rick Napier.
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Alderman Captures Lime Rock Feature
George Alderman of Wilmington Delaware won the Lime Rock Park feature sports car race with the day’s best time 1 01 9.
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Net Program Opens Monday at Bluefield Courts
A tennis program for beginners, led by Bluefield College coach Bill Judy, starts Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the Bluefield Clay Courts. The daily sessions run Monday to Friday through the month, July and most of August, weather permitting. participants must bring their own rackets and smooth sole shoes.
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Doty Named Walton High Football Coach
Thomas R. Doty, a former Wellsburg High School and West Liberty State College athlete, is appointed football coach at Walton High School, succeeding Fred Taylor.
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