Reds, Cards Split Doubleheader. Rose Sparks Reds Rally
Broad summary: St. Louis Cardinals swept Chicago Cubs 4 2 and 7 1 to widen NL lead while Cincinnati Reds beat Atlanta 7 3 lifting hopes. Lou Brock Curt Flood combined for 11 hits as Cards shut down Cubs and Pete Rose homered from both sides in Cincinnati. Willie Mays drove in three in Giants 7 2 win over Pirates. Houston beat Mets 5 2. Phillies beat Dodgers 3 2 in 10 innings. Browns acquire Richard Tate from Packers.
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Poor Poor Clay Loses Passport
A federal court ordered Cassius Clay surrender his passport restricting him to U S travel and denied a plea to fight in Japan while appealing a June conviction for draft refusal. Judge Joe Ingraham said Clay has shown anti government activity as his appeal proceeds. Clay seeks money for alimony and legal costs.
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Braves win Teener League tilt 7-1 over Yankees
The Braves plated seven runs on four hits to defeat the Yanks 7-1. Winning pitcher Mark Chase limited opponents to three hits. Brent Allen took the loss.
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Baseball Standings and Results From The Associated Press
National League standings show St Louis leading with 41 wins, Chicago 59 losses. Cincinnati and San Francisco mid-pack. Results include St Louis 47 Chicago 21 and Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 2 in 10 innings. Today’s and Friday’s open schedules list multiple tilts across both leagues.
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Corry Little Leaguers Clinch Second FCV Final Victory
Corry dominated French Creek Valley 1-1 in the Little League finals behind two hit pitching by Sampsell and four hits from Jon Bennett. Bennett went 4 for 4 with Jim Bennett adding two hits as Corry swept both contests. Sampsell carried a no hitter into the sixth, fanning ten and walking one.
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Phantoms End Nine-Game Slide With 4-1 Win
The Pittsburgh Phantoms snapped a nine game drought by beating the Los Angeles Toros 4-1. Dieter Perau struck twice in six minutes to spark a 83 lead early in the second half. Manfred Rummel and Ronnie Cocks added goals as Zeev Zelster opened the scoring for Los Angeles with a late penalty. Bertus Hoogerman allowed one goal before the late strike.
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All Stars Base Hopes On Defense
In the 34th College All-Star game at Soldier Field, the defense features Notre Dame and Michigan State stars. Bubba Smith, Pete Duranko, Alan Page, and Carl Stith anchor the line with George Webster and Jim Lynch at linebacker.
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Nats Rally Past Indians as Drabowsky Delivers in Relief
Case y Cox earned his fifth win in six decisions in 11th inning relief helping Washington slip past Minnesota 5 4. Moe Drabowsky notched his seventh victory with Baltimore by a Brooks Robinson homer in a 2 1 win over Detroit as the Tigers split the doubleheader. Detroit won the nightcap behind Al Kaline and Norm Cash Kalam’s homers and a late rally. Cleveland beat Chicago 5 1 and Kansas City edged Boston 6 6 in AL action with strong hitting from Horton Wagner and Kubiak. Boston’s Conigliaro drove in a run for the A’s while New York subbed late for a 4 3 win.
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Roger Repez
Jose Cardenal
Woody Held
Rams End Saints Debut With 16-7 Exhibition Victory
Bruce Gossett kicked three field goals as the Los Angeles Rams beat the New Orleans Saints 16-7 at Anaheim Stadium. The Rams led 10-0 early, as both teams scored a TD, while 26 364 fans watched in a preseason fan limit. The Saints rallied late in the game but could not overcome the deficit.
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Ferris Out For Pitt Season With Eye Injury
Pitt coach Dave Hart said sophomore tailback Denny Ferris will miss the season due to a summer eye injury. The Pittsburgher was viewed as a key playmaker as a rusher and receiver, and his absence is a serious blow to the Panthers offense.
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Giants Douse Pirates in San Francisco to End Pennant Bid
The Pirates suffered a 7-2 defeat in San Francisco as the Giants completed a three-game sweep, dropping Pittsburgh 18 4 games back with six teams ahead. Willie Mays hit a two run homer and Roberto Clemente slugged his 16th homer for the Pirates. An earlier note reports Roque line invited to the Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway on August 19.
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