Mauch’s Lectures Pay Off Gonzalez s Key in Win Over Astros
Phillies manager Gene Mauch disciplined outfielder Tony Gonzalez for lackadaisical play and Gonzalez responded with a homer a double and a single in a 5-0 win over Houston. Gonzalez’s timely hits boosted his average to .298 as Chris Short allowed only five hits. Dodgers expand NL lead with two wins over Mets. Braves split with St Louis. Cubs beat Reds while Pirates edge Giants.
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Mets Fans React in Shea as Umpire Call Sparks Crowd
New York fans at Shea Stadium erupt after a close sixth inning call by umpire Chris Pelekoudas during New York’s 10th straight loss to Los Angeles 4-3. The crowd boos as Johnny Lewis pinch hits and is walked with Swoboda on third. The Dodgers had won the opener 5-2.
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Skowron Powers White Sox Past Senators in Tight Finish
Dick Tracy star Bill Skowron homered in the seventh and tripled for the winning run in the ninth, as Chicago's White Sox beat the Washington Senators 2 1. Skowron, in his first full White Sox season, also hit .289 with 30 RBIs and seven homers while teammate Pete Ward pitched in with patrol duty. Other AL results included Detroit over Minnesota 5 4 and New York 3 0 over Los Angeles.
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Green wood three mile track hosts USAC NASCAR race
A three mile Greenwood asphalt circuit near Indianola showcased stock cars in a race won by Norm Nelson at 2.2 mph average over 200 miles. The event, drawing 19 cars, highlighted strong Chrysler turnout and set the stage for upcoming US Road Racing championship dates. Racing pigeons from Eau Claire also produced notable times, while Hawkeye Downs drew 4,800 spectators for Mid-Continent stock car races with Beauchamp winning two modified features.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals ride wild pitches to seventh straight win
Cedar Rapids defeated Quad Cities 6-4 to extend their win streak to seven. Ernie Milius allowed two wild pitches in the fifth, enabling CR to pull ahead as Art Deras and Jake Burroughs added key hits and a double steal. The Cards scored on Chip Coulter’s 315 foot homer and other small plays. Mike Buist vs Paul Click slated for series finale. Jim Spencer made his pro debut for Quad Cities with four at bats and no hits.
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Susie Maxwell Wins Women’s Western Golf Title
Susie Maxwell of Tulsa Oklahoma captured the 3rd annual Women’s Western Golf tournament in Chicago, finishing with a four round total of 290. The win earned her 1500 dollars, boosting her 1965 earnings by 4762 dollars for the former Oklahoma City University golfer.
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