Reds edge Dodgers in ninth for slim NL lead
Cincinnati pulled a 7-6 win over Los Angeles as Leo Cardenas homered with two out in the ninth, giving the Reds their second victory in three against the Dodgers. The rally followed Koufax’s early dominance, with Pinson and Rose each hitting early in the game and a tense finale that shifted the pennant race.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule With Results
National League standings show Cincinnati at 47 35 573, Los Angeles 48 36 571, San Francisco 43 36 44, Philadelphia 43 37 538, Milwaukee 87 513 5 49. Wednesday results: Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 4 St. Louis 2 in 13 innings, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0, Milwaukee 5 Houston 2, Chicago 8 New York 3. Tonight Houston at Milwaukee, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, twilight San Francisco at Philadelphia. see remaining schedule.
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Warren Wrestlers Attend Clinic and Camps
Warren High School wrestlers attended the Pocono Wrestling Clinic in East Stroudsburg directed by Rex Peery of Pitt Leroy Alitz of West Point and Jim Miller of Cornell. Additional Warren athletes joined the Diamond State Wrestling Camp in New Jersey last week. The 1965 66 schedule opens December 3 against Clearfield which has not lost in 38 dual meets.
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Trails By 1 Percent Tribe Sweep Wins for Twins
Johnny Klippstein, veteran reliever, nearly no hit again as Minnesota extends to seven straight wins with 5 2 victory over Boston. Indians and other AL teams win in varied fashion. Klippstein’s 828 innings since last hit would be record book note if achieved.
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Taylor Cragg Star in YMCA Summer Basketball Opener
Taylor and Cragg led their teams as the Reds rout the Whites 66 to 26 and the Greens overwhelm the Blues 56 to 13 on the outdoor YMCA courts. Taylor scored all 31 of his points in the second half, finishing with 81 total. Cragg added 30 for the Greens, while Jacke Cummings had 19 for the Reds and Gary Tomer led the Whites with 14.
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Hearing Tells Liston Clay Fight Tale In Detail
In a House Commerce Committee hearing room Nat Fleischer of Ring Magazine recounted the final seconds of the Liston versus Clay bout. He described confusion over the knockout and how Jersey Joe Walcott was alerted, with Cus D Amato defending the bout and noting viewers did not see the decisive punch as it happened.
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Third Licensed Race Track Opens In Pa at Pocono Downs
Wilkes-Barre Pa AP Pennsylvania’s third licensed harness racing track Pocono Downs opens tonight a seven million dollar facility in the Wyoming Valley on Route 325 with a grandstand for 8000 a clubhouse for 1000 and a ramp area for 10000 The opening was delayed from 1964 to 1965 due to delays in organization financing and construction and roads nearby were completed to aid access three miles from central Wilkes-Barre.
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All Star Rosters Update Show NL Leads in Homers and RBIs
The National League leads the American League in homers and runs batted in through Wednesday's games. Maury Wills and Willie Mays headline Dodgers and Giants infield and outfield roles, while Earl Battey Bill Skowron Felix Millan Brooks Robinson Dick McAuliffe Rocky Colavito Vic Davalillo Willie Horton and Bobby Richardson Zoilo Versalles anchor the reserves.
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More Punch Senior Loopers Appear Stronger
National League all stars hold the edge in slugging as Bloomington hosts the midseason classic. NL starter lineup includes Callison Williams Sante demente and Frank Robinson, with AL alternates featuring Harmon Killebrew Hall Oliva and Freehan. Mauch picks Ed Kranepool Rojas Clemente Edwards Cardenas Santo Williams Callison as reserves. Lopez tracks. Coaches Bragan Sisler named. Cardinals Astros unrepresented. representative rule looms for hurlers Friday.
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Major Stars Lead NL Charge With Late Inning Win
Leo Cardenas of the Reds collected three hits including a game winning homer with two outs in the ninth to beat the Dodgers 7-6 in Cincinnati and seize the NL lead. Chris Short of the Phillies shut out Pittsburgh 1-0 on three hits.
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Lema Leads Britiny Open After Circuit Fame Round
Southport England AP Tony Lema fired a five under par 68 in the Britiny Open second round at Royal Birkdale to lead the field of 130. He benefited from two days of course study and practice in trim, following last year’s St Andrews success. Palmer, O Connor, Carr and Devin posted 70s and 71s while Nicklaus Snead and Rodgers faced tougher scores as the chase for the title intensified.
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