Reds topple Dodgers in high scoring 12-10 sluggfest
Frank Robinson and Hank Foiles each drove in four as Cincinnati outslugged Los Angeles 12-10 at Dodger Stadium. Wally Post also homered for the Reds who became the first club in either league to hit more than two homers at the venue in a single game. Norm Sherry homered for the Dodgers in the ninth, but Cincinnati built a 5-0 lead early and held on behind Jim O'Toole's five inning relief, his first win since May 22.
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Redlegs Nip Dodgers 12-10 In Wild West Coast Tilt
Foiles hit a grand slam and Robinson added two homers to power the Cincinnati Redlegs past Los Angeles 12-10 in a high scoring game. The Dodgers saw their lead shrink as Cincinnati rallied with offense throughout the contest.
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White Sox Split Two With Athletics
The Chicago White Sox split a Sunday doubleheader with Kansas City, winning the opener 6 to 1 behind Ray Herbert who allowed six hits and issued no walks. In the nightcap Diego Segui outpitched Early Wynn 5 to 2, supported by a three-run fifth inning and a two-run double by Nellie Fox. Luis Aparicio extended his hitting streak to 12 games as Chicago ties Baltimore for sixth.
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Reed ends 22 inning marathon with Yankees slim win
In Detroit, Jack Reed belted a first major league homer off Phil Regan to give the New York Yankees a 9 7 victory after a 22 inning marathon. The game lasted 7 hours the longest in league history, with 43 players used, 21 by the Yankees and 22 by the Tigers.
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Red Sox Sweep Orioles in twin bill 3-2 and 8-5
Boston wins a doubleheader against Baltimore 3-2 and 8-5 as Bob Tillman hits a ninth inning homer to back Bill Monbouquette. Whitey Herzog drives in four for Boston with a key triple and double in the nightcap. Cubs beat Pirates 4-3 and 8-4 led by Lou Brock and Ernie Banks in two wins.
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Moran Sacks 2 Clutch Homers in Twin Bill Loss
Los Angeles rally to beat Minnesota 8 7 in the second game after a 3 2 opener as Billy Moran hits his 7th homer of the day. Joe Koppe tied the late ninth with a homer and Moran’s two out shot in the ninth iced the win. Twins drop further behind Cleveland in the AL race.
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Standings and Scores From Monday Baseball Games
Standings show Boston 5011 1064 and Baltimore 302 000 000-5 after a 22 inning game. New York 9 Detroit 7. Los Angeles 3-7 Minnesota 2-4 in 10 innings. Chicago 6-2 Kansas City 15. Washington 3-2 Cleveland 1-4. Boston 3-8 Baltimore 2-5. York at Detroit was the only game scheduled.
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Ford Claims Eastern Open in Narrow Golf Victory
Doug Ford edged Bob Goalby to win the $35,000 Eastern Open by one stroke in Baltimore. Goalby surged within one on the 15th but missed a birdie putt, leaving Ford at 279 nine under Mount Pleasant par. Tom Lema finished third at 281 with Kroll and Nichols close behind.
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Wright and Mallamo win first Sam Snead Four Ball at Greenbrier
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Jerry Craig Wright of Columbus Ohio and Dr Joseph Mallamo of Fairmont teamed to win the first annual Amateur Four Ball Tournament held during the Sam Snead Festival at the Greenbrier.
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German sports writers crown Johnson world light heavyweight champ
Berlin reports German sports writers unanimously upheld Harold Johnson as world light heavyweight champion after Saturday night's title bout with Gustav Scholz. Johnson retained the title as the American earned the decision in a closely watched match.
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Quick Decision on Ball at Edge of Hole in Golf
A golfer faces a brief ruling moment when his ball rests at the edge of a hole. He has only a few seconds to settle doubt about whether the ball is at rest and to decide on the proper next action.
Philley Tops Temple In Cow Milking Showdown At Memorial Stadium
Dave Philley of the Boston Red Sox defeated Johnny Temple of the Baltimore Orioles to win the unofficial American League cow milking title during a Memorial Stadium event Friday night. The Texas rancher, 42, faced a stubborn cow named Doubleheader and fought through missteps to edge ahead, aided by a docile Guernsey and a crowd-pleasing struggle. Temple, who once tended an Arizona dude ranch, matched Philley’s effort but could not overcome the final ounces. The contest, part of a twi night doubleheader, honored National Dairy Month and featured Philley with 25 breeding cattle on his Paris Texas ranch.
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Major League Basketball Matchups Tonight
Houston visits Philadelphia in a night game while New York heads to Pittsburgh and St. Louis travels to Chicago. Milwaukee plays Los Angeles at night and Cincinnati goes to San Francisco with listed pitchers and records.
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Californian Belgian Triumph In Le Mans
Phil Hill of California and Olivier Gendebien won Le Mans 24 hour endurance race for the second consecutive year after nursing a hot clutch through the final six hours.
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Marichal Leads Giants Past Braves 3-1 in Candlestick Thriller
Juan Marichal pitched a complete game for his 11th win, driving the San Francisco Giants to a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. He helped fuel a fifth inning rally with a two out single, Willie Mays delivered a two run double, and Marichal added an RBI single. The win improves San Francisco to a two games to one lead in the series as Cincinnati looms.
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