Astros Top Dodgers Behind Staub Double in Eighth
Houston defeated Los Angeles 4 to 2 as Rusty Staub doubled home the tie breaking run in the eighth after Jim Wynn started the rally and Willie Davis mishandled a hit. Chuck Harrison added an RBI single. Don Drysdale took the loss for his fifth straight defeat with seven hits allowed.
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Houston
Rusty Staub
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Staub
Jim Wynn
Willie Davis
Chuck Harrison
Drysdale
Tuesday Baseball Schedule Highlights and Matchups
New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles face six road and home games. Shaw aims for win against St Louis Standard. Marichal meets Chicago Hands. Jackson clashes with Lemaster. Blass battles Fischer. Sutton vs Farrell in late-night games.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cleny
Los Angeles
Houston
Shaw
Staldard
San Francisco
Marichal
Chicago
Hands
Jackson
Lemaster
Pittsburgh
Blass
Cincinnati
Fischer
Sutton
Farrell
Cavers
Louis Paeeee
May Get Reduced Rates For High School QBs
In Richmond AP report the National Association of Insurance Commissioners cites psychological tests suggesting high school quarterbacks are more reliable drivers. President William E. Timmons says quicker reflexes and courtesy may justify lower auto liability premiums for under-25 drivers if these findings hold up.
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Richmond
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
NIAIC
William E. Timmons
Iowa
Timmons
White Sox Edge Kansas City 3-1
Tommie Agee sparked the victory for the Chicago White Sox with a fifth inning triple and an eighth inning double and score. Agee added a third inning single as Chicago built a 2-0 lead before Phil Roof’s fifth inning homer for Kansas City.
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Tommie Agee
Chicago White Sox
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Ken Berry
Phil Roof
Catcher Roof
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Buford
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Charles
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Dowler Signs for Another Season with Packers
Boyd Dowler, the Packers wide receiver with sure hands, signed for another season in Green Bay, announced Monday by team officials. The veteran’s return secures a veteran presence for the offense ahead of the new year.
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Boyd Dowler
Green Bay Packers
Cardinals Stop New York 4-2
Ron Hunts error fueled a three run first inning as St Louis beat the Mets 4-2 to extend its win streak to four. Brock drew a walk stole second and scored on Gaglianos infield hit Flood reached on an error and McCarvers sac fly plus Shannons infield hit added unearned runs. Mets scored twice in the second on Jones and Lewis hits and Selmas sacrifice fly.
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Sonny Jackson
Jackson
John Roseboro
Staub
ST. Louis
Ron Hunt
Cardinals
New York Mets
Lou Brock
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Brock
Hunt
Flood
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Dick Selma
Mets
Eddie Bressaud
Cleon Jones
Johnny Lewis
Selma
Senators Top Indians 4 2 to Move Into Third Place
Washington built a early two run cushion with unearned runs in the second and Doug Camilli belted a sixth inning homer to power a 4 2 victory over Cleveland. Pete Richert improved to eight wins as Washington swept the series three games to one and shuffled Cleveland into third place three games behind Baltimore.
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Doug Camilli
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Indians
Baltimore
Pete Richert
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Landis Cf
Valentine
Wagner
Hamlin
McMulin
Howard
Cavalillo
Whitfield Ib
Alvis
Saverine
Brinkmass
Camilli
Colavito
IP O Donoghue
Richert
Monday Night Baseball Results and Matchups
The schedule lists games from Minnesota at California and Cleveland at Washington to Chicago at Kansas City and Detroit at Washington with night and twilight starts. Lineups feature listed pitchers Perry Lopez John Terry Metsin Segui Bunker Bertaina Strolemyre Peterson Bell Sheldon among others for teams including Minnesota Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Detroit Baltimore New York Boston.
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Perry
California
Lopez
Chicago
John
Kansas City
Terry
Detroit
Metsin
Washington
Segui
Baltimore
Bunker
Bertaina
New York
Strolemyre
Peterson
Cleveland
Bell
Boston
Sheldon
Back Nine Is Fatal To Arnie
Bill Casper upset Arnold Palmer in a four stroke win after a playoff for the 66th National Open at Olympic Club. Casper shot 69 to Palmer 73, overcoming a seven stroke deficit as Palmer collapsed late, Casper sinking a 35 foot put and a final birdie to force a playoff and win 1970s prize money.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco (Ap
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Olympic Lake
Palmer
Geime
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Brookline
Mass
Arnold
Troy Piers
Casper Wins Open in Playoff Over Palmer
Billy Casper, after overcoming a seven-stroke deficit, edged Arnold Palmer in a Monday playoff to win the U S Open. Casper said the victory felt like a dream and planned to donate 10 percent of his $25 000 prize to his church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Shirley
Ward Foshay
U. S. Golf Association
San Francisco
Bob Green
Associated Press
SAN Francisco (Ap
Arnold Palmer
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Monmon
Casper
Palmer
Bill
Ryun and Grelle to race in AAU mile showdown
Jim Ryun the 19 year old Kansas star and Jim Grelle 29 of Oregon will duel in the National AAU Outdoor Track and Field Championship mile at Downing Stadium Randalls Island. Lumpp says a sub four minute mile is likely as eight of 30 entries have run under four minutes this year. Ryun's 3 53.7 leads the field, while Grelle has a best of 3 55.4 and is defending champion from San Diego.
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Jim Ryun
Kansas
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Ray Lampp
Lumpp
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Ryan
Michel Jazy
Grelle
Lean Kansan
Peter Snell
New Zealand
San Diego
Calif
Bonavena Chuvalo Fight Hindered by Mandolin Ban
Oscar Bonavena's plan to play a mandolin with the Argentina anthem before the Madison Square Garden bout with George Chuvalo was rejected by Local 802 Musicians Union. He would not sing without the instrument, while the fight remains a 10 round scheduled contest.
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Oscar Bonavena
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
Bonavena
Musicians’ Union
Garden
Cently
Cassius Clay
Vermieston
New York State Athletic Commission
Santo extends streak against Astros as DiMaggio boast endures
Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs nears another milestone in the streak chase as Chicago splits a doubleheader with Houston. DiMaggio's 56 consecutive games note stands tall while other players like Tommy Holmes and Roy McMillan reach career milestones at Crosley Field.
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Ron Santo
Chicago Cub
Joe DiMaggio
Santo
DiMaggio
Tommy Holmes
Orioles ride power and bullpen to AL dominance
The Baltimore Orioles rely on the Robinson brothers Frank and Brooks for power while a strong relief corps anchors the team. Manager Hank Bauer praises his bullpen as the best in three years after splitting a house header with Boston. Ken Hamlin noted as second baseman.
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Baltimore Orioles
Robinson Boys
Frank
Brooks
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Boston
Bauer
Ortiz Retains World Lightweight Title in Pittsburgh
Carlos Ortiz, cut over the right eye, retained the lightweight crown by stopping Johnny Bizzarro at 2 29 of the 12th round in the Pittsburgh Civic Arena. Ortiz battered Bizzarro, floored him for an eight count, and the referee halted the bout as a technical knockout amid boos from the small crowd.
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Carlos Ortiz
Johnny Bizzanro
Pittsburgh Civic
Ortiz
Erie, Pa
Bizzarro
John (Buck) McTiernan
Braves Rally Past Phillies 7 5 on Oliver Two Run HR
Gene Oliver belted a second two run homer in the seventh to lift Atlanta over Philadelphia 7-5. Bill White's three run double in the top half tied the game before Oliver's late heroics and Joe Torre's earlier homer and RBI helped the Braves pull away.
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Gene Oliver
Phila
Phillies
Bill White
Tony Taylor
John Calllison
Richie Allen
Braves
Felipe Alou
Oliver
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