Braves Edge Giants In Slugfest At San Francisco
In a high scoring game the Braves built a lead behind Hank Aaron and Warren Spahn. Del Crandall drove in runs while Felipe Alou and Andre Rodgers added hits for Atlanta. Willie Mays homered for San Francisco, but Spahn and reliever Hoyt Wilhelm held the Giants to secure an 11th win for Spahn against five losses.
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Morristown
Tean
Andre Rodgers
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Addock
Bur fleHie
Giants fall as Braves sweep in Seals Stadium three game set
After a tough loss Kip Ney hails a rough day for the Giants while Antonelli struggles at 10-4 against the Braves. Burdette and Spahn win four of five decisions against the Bay Area club as Jack Sanford remains sidelined with a bruised hand. Attendance hits 68 823, the largest three game crowd in Seals Stadium history, and Orlando Cepeda accepts the Rookie of the Year plaque before a disrupted ceremony.
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Braves
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Spahn
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Mays
Jack Sanford
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Seals Stadium
Orlando Cepeda
Bartow named assistant coach at Santa Barbara
Bartow, a top Missouri State basketball coach, is hired as assistant coach at the University of California at Santa Barbara. The Italian champion Ribat is to be shipped to the Darby Dan Farm for five years starting 1969.
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Gene Bartow
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Ribat
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Del Mar Futurity Entries for July Meeting
Del Mar California reports 256 nominees for the Del Mar Futurity, a one hundred thousand dollar race. The event is part of the Del Mar meeting opening July 24, as the feature of the week.
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Logan Reveals Secret Hit Tip For Plate Success
San Francisco via UPI Johnny Logan, once slumping to about .190, credits a secret tip for a return to form as he belts a three run homer and climbs to a .208 average. Braves manager Fred Haney moved him from second to seventh, opening the lineup for Ed Mathews. Logan hints Ty Cobb advised him but keeps details close.
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Ed Mathews
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Reds Hot Rods and Newk Shine in L A
Red pitcher Newcombe won his seventh straight decision as Cincinnati slugged 17 hits led by Dutch Detterer Jim Pendleton and Gus Bell. Don Newcombe drove in four with a homer and singles while Buchardt, a 22 year old from Prosperity, allowed few batters. Sam Taylor homered for Philadelphia and Carl Saytas ski singled in the fourth for the Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Sam Taylor
Cubs
Don Mewcombe
Dodger
Big” Newk
Dutch Detterer
Jim Pendleton
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Charlie Nealy
Los Angeles
Harness Classics Set for Hollywood Park Fall Meeting
Inglewood Calif the Western Harness Racing Association schedules the $75 000 American Trotting Classic and the $73 000 American Pacing Classic for the fifth straight year at Hollywood Park during the Fall meeting tentative dates announced with wagering expected to attract top horses and drivers from across the circuit.
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Summer Ski Jumping at Mount Baldy Returns in June
UPI reports the annual summer ski jumping meet on plastic snow will resume June 28 at Mount Baldy resort in Southern California. The event was announced today.
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Montana State to Host 1960 NCAA Ski Championship
Montana State College was chosen to host the 1960 National Collegiate Athletic Association ski championships. The event will be held in March at the Bridger Ski Area, seventeen miles from Bozeman, Montana.
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Four teens named to Helsinki International Track Team
Cinder All-Stars selections from the AAU meet name Bob Gulowskis and Harold Connolly among eight athletes chosen to represent the United States at the Helsinki International Meet June 29 30 1960. Coaches Winter and Drake lead the squad as athletes from San Jose State UCLA and other schools head to Europe with world award holders and national champions in events from sprints to hammer and discus.
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Bud) Winter
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San Jose State
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Kansas State
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Cornell University
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Los Angeles
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Missouri University
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Injured Rafer May Compete
United States decathlon champion Tafer Johnsatt may face Russia's track team in Philadelphia July 18-19 even if he misses the national decathlon championships at Kingsburg California this week. Johnson's auto crash left him lightly able to train, but officials say he could still qualify if deemed fit by Coach Potts. The top two at Kingsburg will earn a spot for the international meet, a first for the AAU.
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Spook Club and Falconer Face League Opener
Unbeaten teams Spook Club and Falconer clash in the league opener as Weir notes a 7th straight win. The match at Keystone Road features home sharp shooting by Alad Wash and defensive stands by RY. Key players include Biers and Bridges with mentions of OlLaVista Techs and Gheerig Lae in a busy early season card.
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Miss Obera ties national dash mark at Western meet
Miss Obera of San Francisco equalled the national record for the 60 yard dash with 6.4 seconds during the Western U S Women’s Track and Field Meet at Castlemont High. She also set a new West coast mark in the 100 yard dash with 12 seconds, and won the 60 yard dash in 7.8 seconds for a Pacific Association standard.
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Spooks Advance In Napa Invitational Softball Tourney
Napa Spooks win 4-1 over Napa Spartan men to reach semi finals, Ed Machado belts a homer for the winning run. Redwood City opens with 4-0 win over San Francisco Merchants. Hayward Cannery falls 4-1 to Napa Merchants as pitching by Fern Lopes and Lou Mozzini held the Cannery in check.
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Two Tilts Slated In San Leandro
In San Leandro a 7:30 football game at Thrasher Park features Standard Brands versus San Leandro Athletic Club in the C-2 League. Shanti remains winless in the second tour while Gerber shows 0-1 in the first round.
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Orioles Acquire Zuverink From Bisons In IL Move
Baltimore optioned veteran reliever George Zuverink to the Milani farm system of the International League. Buffalo Bisons have purchased right-hander Zuverink, who is 33, after a season of injuries and mixed results. The move follows a season where Zuverink posted limited appearances and a modest 84- record with 117 strikeouts previously noted in spring camp reports.
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