Reds Sweep Braves In Twin Bill 10-9 And 10-2
Cincinnati Reds blast six homers including two by Frank Robinson and a grand slam by Vada Pinson to sweep Milwaukee in a doubleheader 10-9 and 10-2. Pinson hits his 13th homer of the season as Jim Maloney improves to 8-3.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Robinson
Braves
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Pinson
Reds
Jim Maloney
Harper
Milwauk
Harper Rose
Alou
Kelley
D.j’nson
Odeh
Pavitich
Mat
Ews
Edwards
delaHoz
Perez
Aaron
Cardenas
Torre
Tsitouris
Jones of
Bolling
Oliver
Cline
Johnson
Carty
Pavletich
D. Johnson
Sb—Pinson
Rds
Taltouris
McCool
Blasingame
Osinski
Eilers
O'Dell L
Abrhbi
Harper If
Carty If
Matews
Coleman
Jones
Keough
Bol Perez
Woodard
Klumch’k
Maloney
Niekro
laHoz
Clark Grabs Early Lead Wins French Grand Prix
Jim Clark of Scotland led from the start and won the Grand Prix of France at Clermont Ferrand, finishing 2 hours 14 minutes 36.4 seconds on the five mile Auvergne circuit for his fourth win of the season. He now has 27 world driving points. Stewart and Hill sit tied for second with 17 points each. Surtees is fourth with 13. The 17-car field saw heavy equipment wear but no serious accidents.
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Clermont- Ferrand
France
Jim Clark
Scotland
Lotus
Auvergne
Jackie Stewart
BRM
John Surtees
Great Britain
Ferrari
Dennis Hulme
Brabham
Graham Hill
Stewart
Hill
Surtees
Ralston to Meet Riessen in Wimbledon Quarterfinals
In London, Dennis Ralston and Marty Riessen, both top U S players, advance to a Wimbledon quarterfinal as the United States eyes its first champion since 1963. Riessen, unseeded, faces the American hopeful while Ralston seeks to cap a strong run and a potential 1965 title.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
United States
U.S
Chuck McKinley
National League results and Monday games recap
Yesterday results Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 10 to 2 and Philadelphia beat San Francisco 6 to 0. Houston 4, St Louis 6-3, Cincinnati 10, Milwaukee 9 2. Monday matchups include Houston at Chicago with Guisti and Jackson, Milwaukee at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Newpon
St. Louis
Chica
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Guisti
Chicago
Jackson
Cloninger
Fischer
New York
Fisher
Cisco
Twi- Bite
Stallard
Dane ‘O
O’toole
Cardwell
Los Angeles Drysdale
Marihhal
Woo Ad Bo
Chicago ST
Hendley
Shannon
Skinner
Bright
Simmons
Altman
Warwick
Mein
Brock
Santo
White
Louis
Landrum
Krug
Boyer
Sb—Stewart
S—Hendley
McDaniel
H'phreys W
Dennis L
Woodeshick
Saturday Baseball Scores From Wytheville to Bluefield
Bluefield defeated Wytheville 10 to 9 in 11 innings while Marion beat Harlan 6 to 5 in 11 innings Salem won 6 to 3 against Johnson City with Wytheville at Bluefield Marion at Harlan and Salem at Johnson City scheduled for next matchups.
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Wytheville
Bluefield
Marion
Harlan
Salem
Johnson City
Bluefipild
Wite
Floyd wins St Paul Open by four strokes in windy final
Raymond Floyd, 22, of St. Andrews Illinois won the $100000 St Paul Open Golf Tournament with a 72 hole total of 270 four under par. Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler tied for second at 274. Aaron and Littler each earned 9750 dollars as wind gusts reached 30 mph at Keller course.
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St, Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
St. Andrews
Ill
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Floyd
Aaron
Littler
Dean Refram
No Virginia Side Team Is Unbeaten
The City operated Summer Recreation program reports no unbeaten teams across summer basketball midget baseball and adult softball. Rental Uniform leads midget baseball at 6-2, Fisher Trenton Pharmacy tops summer basketball at 5-1, and Dudley Mortuary leads adult softball at 1- slate with Varsity Club second at 3-2.
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Burrhead Bradley
R. C. Cola
Dr. Pepper
Pep Dairy
Fisher-Trenton Pharmacy
New Graham Pharmacy
State Central TV
Bluefield Cleaners
Dudley Mortuary
Boosters Club
Miami Player Ed Rubinoff Wins Virginia Tennis Event
In Lynchburg Virginia Ed Rubinoff the top ranked player from Miami beat third seed Bobby Bortner of Richmond 6 2 6 3 6 2 to capture the Central Virginia Invitational title at Oakwood Country Club.
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Miami
Virginia
Lynchburg
Pirates Rout Dodgers 10-2 Behind Veale Homers
Jim Pagliaroni and Bill Mazeroski backed Bob Veale as the Pirates defeated the Dodgers 10-2. Pagliaroni lashed a three run homer in the fourth while Mazeroski added a two run shot in the fifth. Podres took his fourth straight loss after Veale held Los Angeles to three hits until the ninth.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Pagliaroni
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pagliaroni
Homer
Mazeroski
Pirates
Johnny Podres
Podres
Dodgers
Donn Clendenon
One Alley
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
Padres
Bailey
Wills
Virdon
Gilliam
Mota
Parker
Clem
Fairly
Ci’'denon
Johnson
Cewski
Freese
Lefebvre
Pagan
Torborg
Alley
Miller
Veale
Valle
Clemente
Clendenon
Traecewski
Perranoski
Reed
Culp and Allen power Phillies past Giants 6 0
Ray Culp scattered eight hits and Rich Allen had four hits driving in two runs to lead Philadelphia to a 6 0 win over San Francisco. Callison opened the scoring with a 14th homer as the Phillies built a late offensive cushion and avoided jams with double plays.
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San Francisco
Ray Culp
Rich Allen
Philadel
Philadelphia
Briggs
Rojas
M.alou
Callison
Mays
Allen
McCovey
Alou
M. Alou
Bolin
Herbel
Henry
Astros edge Mets 4 2 behind Bruce strong start
Bob Bruce held the Mets to three hits over five perfect innings before Cuellar closed out the ninth. Ed Kranepool scored on a Swoboda double after being hit by a pitch, and Lee Maye homered for Houston who led 4-1 before New York's late rally.
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Houston
Bob Bruce
Mike Cuellar
New York
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Billy Cowan
Ron Brand
Swoboda
Bruce
Ed Kranepool
Kranepool
Lee Maye
Maye
Brand
Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
Houston Abrh
Gaines
Millan
Lewis
Wynn
Gonder
Klaus
Aspro
Kranep
Hickman
Smith
Lillis
Bruce P
Cowan
Jackson
Mama
Morgan
Jackson L
Ther
Miller
Bearnorth
Bruce W
Owens
Cuellar
Soba
Cubs Rally Past Cardinals 6-3 to Split Doubleheader
In St Louis Billy Williams doubled after Bill White's ninth inning error to spark a three run rally and lift the Cubs to a 6-3 win and a split of the two games. The opener went to the Cardinals 8 4 as Bob Gibson halted a six game losing streak with a five hitter.
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ST. Louis
Billy Williams
Bill White
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Glenn Beckert
Dick Groat
White
Groat
Beckert
Williams
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
Don Landrum
Ken Boyer
Cubs
Chris Krug
Krug
Gibson
Ernie Broglio
Carol Mann Wins Lady Carling Tournament Title
Carol Mann, a 24 year old from Towson Maryland, captured the Lady Carling Tournament at Turf Valley Country Club Ellicott City by three strokes. She finished 54 holes with a 211 total one over par as she overcame fears of a career ending back injury.
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Ellicott City
Carol Mann
Towson
Turf Valley Country Club
Yarborough Captures First Grand National Stock Car Win
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville South Carolina won his first grand national stock car race driving a 1964 Ford in Valdosta Georgia on a 1 1/2 mile track. He led from lap 183 and finished three laps ahead of J T Putney of Arden North Carolina in a 1865 Chevrolet with G C Spencer of Inman North Carolina third in a 1964 Ford. The race was delayed by rain on Saturday. Hutcherson and Jarrett, the two favorites, finished 12th and 12th.
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Valdosta
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S. C
Yarborough
J. T. Putney
Arden
N. C
Putney
G. C. Spencer
Inman
Charlotte
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Iowa
Ned Jarrett
Camden
Hutcherson
Jarrett
Nascar
Late Saturday Box Score from New York at Houston
New York against Houston with eight to two. Morgan, Milten and Smith lead the offense while Farrell and Bearnart split pitching duties. Houston mounts a late rally but falls short as New York plates early runs and holds on for the win.
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NW York
Houston
Abrh
Hiller
M'Millan
Towan
Poleon
New York
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St. Paul
Angeles Dodgers
Wild
John Tsitouris
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Don Pavletich
Dick Sisler
Shag Crawford
Torer
Clark
Ralston
Riessen
Dennis Ralston
America
Bakersfield
Calif
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ham Richardson
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Emerson
Allen Fox
Fox
Sweden
Jan Erik Lundquist
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Cliff Drysdale
Fred Stolle
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Keith Diepraam
Appy
Salem Wol Pet
Wytheville Riante
First Federal Savings "and Loan Association OF
Bland & Ramsey Street
Aaron, Littler
Keller
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Arnold Palmer
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Palmer
Campbell
Dickinson
Bill Jackowski
Phillie
Wes Covington
Phila
Delphia
Randy Hundley
Jackowski
Culp
Allen Pace
Phils
Giants
Phia
Seveth
Jim Hart
Jesus Alou
Johnny Callison
Bob Bolin
Ron Herbel
Bobby Wine
Astros
Jim Owens
Chuck Hiller
Johnny Lewis
Jesse Gonder
Jack Warner
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Cards
Gagliano
Clemens
Buchek
Maxvill
Stewart Broglio
McC
Warner
Gibeon
Speed Riggs
Lady Carling
South
Stitzel-Weller
Louisville
Kentucky
Kennedy Svaight Bourton
Watt
Aspromonte
Wynn, Morgan
AfeMilten
Com
Erbbso Lary L
Bearnart
Farrell W
Libbey- Owens - Ford
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Bluefield, W. VA
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