Reds sweep twilight doubleheader with Cardinals for NL lead
Cincinnati Reds beat St Louis 4 2 in the nightcap and 5 4 in the opener to sweep the twin bill. Tommy Harper homered and doubled driving in runs in the nightcap while Don Pavletich Leo Cardenas and Frank Robison homered in the opener. Charley James delivered a ninth inning single for the deciding run in the opener as Billy McCool earned the win in relief. The results moved Cincinnati into second in the National League after Milwaukee lost to Chicago.
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Frank Robison
Bob Gibson
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Cubs Knock Braves Into Third Spot
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6 1 in Milwaukee behind Cal Koonce and Lindy Mc Daniel as Clemens hit a homer and fueled a three run inning. The loss dropped the Braves to third in the NL behind Cincinnati.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Ladies Day at Southmoor Club Kickoff July 14
Southmoor Country Club announces its annual women’s golf tournament starts July 14 with four rounds of 18 holes. Mrs. J. Lewis Hark chairs the event as competition results from nearby clubs show class ties and strong performances among local ladies.
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J. Lewis Hark
Berle Radow
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Mesdames
Larry Kaufman
A.T. Masinter
Will Neurman
Meadowbrook Recreation Club
Kenneth Jordan
Kanawha
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Johnny Javins
William Bock
Garrett Surface
Robert Hanna
A. J. Frederick
Sleepy Hollow
Low Gross
Robert Ruet
Ken. Bowen
Lownel
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Warren Wick
Donald Finn
J. C. Anderson
George Casey
Red McClelland
Famed Harness Champion Adios Dies at 25
Adios, renowned harness racing sire of champions, died Tuesday at Meadowlands Farm in Washington PA. The 25 year old pacing stallion succumbed to congestion of small blood vessels in his feet and old age, his owners Del Miller and others said.
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Mantilla powers Red Sox past Orioles to split twin bill
Boston pounded out 11 RBIs led by Mantilla who homered and doubled to lift the Red Sox over Baltimore 4-2 in the second game, clinching a split after Orioles won the opener 4-1. Roberts took another defeat as Yastrzemski and Tillman provided early offense.
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Yanks Rally In Nightcap Earn Split
New York routs Kansas City 4-2 in the nightcap to split the doubleheader after trailing 2-1. Richardson's RBI single sparked a two-run seventh. Tresh homered in the eighth to seal the win as York overcame Fred Talbot's six-inning hold. Athletics win opener 1-2 with Wayne Causey and Ken Harrelson leading a 12-hit attack.
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Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Fever Kansas City
Kight
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Ken Harrelson
Yankee
Kansas City
Fred Talbot
Hector Lopez
Wes Stock
Patbiot
Stock
Ray Barker
Phil Ling
Clete Boyer
John Wyatt
Horace Clarke
Richardson
Yankees
Tresh
Wyatt
Southern Cites Violations in TV Football Plan
The Southern Conference athletic directors charged the NCAA Television Committee with three violations of the 1963 plan. They claim 1965 telecasts include too few member colleges and repeat appearances, with WVU's lone Southern member on air since 1953 and district three coverage favoring SEC and ACC teams over the Southern. The district representative named is James J. Corbett of LSU.
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Southern
WVU
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Pitt
James J. Corbett
Louisiana State
Nell Fires 79 to Win Low Gross in Kanawha Valley Golf Meet
Nell Carpenter shot 79 to take low gross honors at Berry Hills in the ladies invitational. Other winners include Ethel Lee Johnson low club gross, Marilyn Watters low net, Ann Conley low puits, Ruth Bonham second low gross, Lillian Church second low net, and Carol Manta high blind hole among a field that features golfers from Ravenswood Spring Valley Madison Kanawha and Sleepy Hollow.
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Berry Hills
Ethel Lee Johnson
Marilyn Watters
Ravenswood
Betty Markey
Low Puits
Ann Conley
Sleepy Hollow
Faye White
Ruth Bonham
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0. C. Mackey
Lillian Church
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Faye McDonald
Margaret Knapp
Spring Valley
Carol Manta
Marilyn Wilson
Elma Robson
Lucy Noble
Lil Cruze
Evelyn Rexroad
Olive Wright
Dodger Al Ferrara Sent to Spokane Farm Club
Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Al Ferrara was placed on the Spokane farm club roster in the Pacific Coast League after a Sunday night arrest on suspicion of drunken driving. A team spokesman cited his arrest and his .179 batting average as factors in the move.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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I Golf School by Sam Snead
Golf instruction stresses careful putting technique. Authors urge lining up from the rear of the putt, deciding the line there, and avoiding mid stance changes. Readers may obtain the pocket pamphlet How to Putt for 10 cents.
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Sam Snead
Sid's Rally For 9-8 Win In Colt League Thriller
Sid's stormed back with five runs in the final inning to beat the Red Sox 9-8 improving to 7-0 while the Red Sox fall to 4-3. Gary Monk drove in two runs and Glenn Ledbetter belted a two run homer tying the game in the seventh. Steve Baldwin scored the winning run on Gary Carr's single after an error. Tomorrow two games at 6 p.m. feature Red Sox vs George King's and Mets vs Quality Market.
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Glenn Ledbetter
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Gary J.carr
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Don Demeter
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Bo Oo Baldwin
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Ron Hap
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Terry Hale
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Hinton's 10th inning blast powers Indians past Twins
Chuck Hinton hit a leadoff homer in the 10th to lift Cleveland to a 5-4 win over Minnesota in the opener of a three game series. Duke Sims added the Indians first homer as rookie relief ace Sam McDowell earned the win. The crowd of 66,948 included 20,495 paid, with Cleveland tying Minnesota for the league lead.
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Mischer
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Bernie
McMahon
Sandy Woriagag
Valdespino
Tony Oliva
Max Alvis
Rocky Colavito
Earl Battey
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Brunet Delivers 3-0 Shutout As Angels Top Tigers
Detroit held hitless for six innings by George Brunet who finished with a three run, one hit shutout as Los Angeles beat Detroit 3-0. Lumpe led off the seventh with a single for the Tigers only hit.
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Brunet
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