Chisox Win 2-0 Over Yankees in 15 Inning Homer Duel
Danny Cater belted a homer leading off the 15th, his first hit in 19 at bats, to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 2-0 win over the New York Yankees in a 15 inning span. Floyd Robinson added a later homer as Chicago and New York played a marathon game tied 0-0 until the 15th.
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NEW York
Danny Cater
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Jeece Dade
Hall Leads Twins to 9-5 Victory Over Washington
Jimmie Hall collected three hits and stole the spotlight with an inside-the-park homer in the fourth inning as Minnesota toppled Washington 9 to 5. Gerry Fosnow pitched effectively in relief, and Hall added his 10th homer of the year while Jimmie Fosnow and Koplitz split the win and loss in a game delayed by errors and miscues.
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St, Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jimmie Hall
Gerry Fosnow
Washington
Hall
Don Lack
Indians Win On Azcue Pinch Hit In Eighth
Joe Azcue delivered the tying and go ahead pinch hit single in the eighth inning as Cleveland edged Detroit 7 to 4 Friday night. The Indians trailed 4-3 before scoring four times in the seventh and eighth to claim the victory. Kaline hit a homer for Detroit, while Cleveland got key runs from Azcue and timely hitting throughout to secure the win.
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Joe Azcue
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Howser
Gonzalz
Cash
Wagner
Kaline Cf
Collavilo
Horton
Alvis
Northrup
Cavalillo
Freehan
Sternye Pheceys
Ba Aguirre
Terry
Brand's Three-Run Homer Lifts Astros Past Cardinals
Ron Brand hit a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth off Bob Gibson to lift the Houston Astros to a 5-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Gibson started for St. Louis, Bruce and Owens contributed in the Houston lineup, while Brand provided the decisive blow in a dramatic late rally.
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ST. Louis
Ron Brand
Bob Gibson
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Cardinals
le Wight
iSt. Louis
OCO
Bruce
Owens
Brand
Gibson
McCarver
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Bod
Phillies rout Cubs as Bunning shines on the mound
Jim Bunning blanked Chicago allowing five singles and Philadelphia powered past the Cubs 7 to 0. Errors by Roberto Pena and Ernie Banks opened doors for the Phillies who added three runs in the third inning, highlighted by Jonny Callison tripling and Richie Allen doubling.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Bunning
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Bunning
Larry Jackson
Roberto Pena
Phillie
Ernie Banks
Pokie Rojas
Tony? Gonzalez
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Richie Allen
Jackson
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Stewart
Oyay Gonzalez
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Callison
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Santo
Cavin
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Henst
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Stuart
Rinovs
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Dal'mple
Amara
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Balley
Amano
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Edwards' Homer Carries Cincy to 4-2 Victory over Giants
Cincinnati catcher Francisco and Johnny Edwards aided a seventh inning rally as the Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 4-2. Lee May delivered a three run shot, Hal Lanier made a rushing error, and Perry left with an arm issue as Joe Nuxhall and Billy McCool closed out the win. Edwards homered again in the second after a Frank Robinson double and Deron Johnson single.
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Francisco
Johnny Edwards
Lee
Cardenas
Hal
Cint Lanier
Perry
Joe Nuxhall
Cin
Francisco MV “Hoe
Tesary Masha
Mecoo Aland
Alou Ant
Edwards
Gaylord Perry
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Junior All-America Star Signed by WVU
West Virginia University adds 21 year old center-forward Carl Head from Dodge City Kansas to its basketball squad. Head averaged 18 points per game and helped Dodge City to a 29 2 record and junior college national title while earning junior All America honors. He will join the varsity this fall with two seasons of eligibility alongside Jim Lewis.
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Reaper
West Virginia University
Bucky Waters
Carl Head
Washington, D. C
Dodge City
Kan
Jack Jim Lewis
Mountaineers
Lewis
WVU
Seaason
Head
Kansans
Tour Parade and Climb For Cyclists Today
A scenic tour parade and hill climb begin the Mountain State Motorcycle Rally’s weekend events. The hill climb starts at 7 20 p m at Charleston Speedway and time trials at 1 20 p m precede Sundays races. Members from several states travel long distances to compete and attend.
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American Motorcycle Assn
Charleston Speedway
Speedway
U.S. 60
Kanawha City Bridge
Washington Street
Summers Street
Kanawha Boulevard
Patrick Street
Bridge
T & It
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Marmel
Chesapeake
Chelyan Bridge
Travis Lloyd
Charles
Alton Dale
St Albans
Archie Hamilton
Owensboro
Indians Vault Into Pony Lead After 7-2 Win
Indians beat Merchants 7-2 to move into first place with a 3-1 record at Legion I Field. Mac McClure TV routed Martin & Tabor 12-4. Warwick of Merchants left shin injury from a line drive but expected to be OK. Two games slated today: Indians vs Martin & Tabor at 1:30 p.m. and Jets vs Merchants at 2:30. The summary lists leading hitters and pitchers for both squads.
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Merchants
Mac McClure TV
Martin & ‘Tabor
Legion I Field
Jackie Warwick
Jane
Prays
Martin & Tabor
Jets
Warwick
Mathay
Pritt
Smithy
Sneed
Russell Pauay
Mike Lytle
Decry
John
Chapple
Eight Set To Run In Belmont Stakes Field
Eight 3-year-olds contest the Belmont at Aqueduct with Dapper Dan and Hail To All among rivals. Dapper Dan, Happy Gondolier and Bold Bidder headline a deep field expected to draw a $147,900 purse with strong crowd betting past 5:15 p.m. EDT.
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Santa Anita
Tom Wolfe
Dapper
NEW York
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Garden State Park
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Aqueduct
Belmont
Rayimond Guest
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Ireland
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Dine
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Hail
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Icharge
Will Runlari
la Cima
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Ada L. Rice
Real Good Horse
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Happy Gon
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Doller
Bill Winfrey
Lucky Debonair
API
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Jacky Pree
Setari
Dapper Dan
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Happy Gandalier
Adams
Ala Cima Assery
Bill Whintrey
Lawrence Katz
Ogden ‘Phipps
C. T. Chenery
Ars
H.C. Phipps
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Ben Cohen
Raymond Guest
J. R. Straus
CBS
Helmont
Quadrangle
Northern Dancer
Ielari
Tom Holse
Braulio Aera
Witney
Chateauigny
Sherlock
Ironmen Sign State's Casey For Wheeling Team
Casey from Stotesbury Raleigh County, a 6-2 205 pound end from West Virginia State, signed with the Wheeling Ironmen of the Continental Football League. He caught two TD passes for West Virginia State in 1964 and has two chances to make the roster as a linebacker and end.
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West Virginia
Wheeling Ironmen
Casey
Stotesbury
Raleigh County
Yellow Jackets
Jack O’brien
Ironmen
Wheeling
U S Leads 2-0 as Ashe Scott Dominate Canada in Davis Cup
In Bakersfield the United States built a 2-0 advantage as Arthur Ashe and Gene Scott defeated Keith Carpenter and Harry Fauquier. Ashe swept Carpenter 6-3 6-2 6-4 while Scott won 6-3 6-2 4-6 6-4. A doubles lineup was to be announced later.
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Calif
Arthuri
Ashe
Gene Scott
Keith Carpenter
Scott
Harry Fauquier
Carpenter
Penter
U.S
UCLA
Faquier
Chuck McKinley
Marty Riessen
Fauquier
National League F 6 Results and Saturday Games
National League results include Philadelphia é Chicago 0 Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles 2 Houston 5 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 Friday night. Saturday games list Kroll 3-2 for New York at Pittsburgh Law 2-5 Philadelphia Culp 2-2 at Chicago Ev worth 4 Lovaten Garret 4-1 at St Louis Sim ce Cloninger Santora 31 at Cincinnati Maroney 5-1.
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Louis
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Hight
Ork
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Pittsby
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Angeles
Levis
Minor League Standings Across Texas and Pacific Coast Leagues
Readable standings show teams and records in the Texas League Eastern Division and Pacific Coast League. Notable entries include Amarillo and El Paso with varying win totals, plus Oakland San Diego Vancouver and Toledo among others in the broader circuit.
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Albiguerave
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el Paso
Austin
Amarillo Ve
Okla
City
WiPortland
Indianapolis
Tacoma Deover
Seatne
San Diego
Vancouver
Arkansas
Pasar Salt Bane
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Syracuse
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Columbus
Rochnsted
Jacksonvillé
Tut Shoots 70 In Sunnehanna Amateur
Tutwiler Ed Tutwiler former West Virginia golf champion now living in Indianapolis shoots a first round 71 in Sunnehanna Amateur Golf Tournament. He trails leader Paul Desjardins of Miami Shores by three strokes after Desjardins cards 67.
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Ed Tutwiler
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Sunnehanna
Tutwiler
Paul W. Desjardins
Miami Shores
Fla
Desjardins
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