Twins edge Senators 4-3 in opener of doubleheader
Washington gains a 4-3 opener win as Don Zimmer makes three errors yet delivers a two run double to break a 2-2 tie. Jim Grant earns the win in relief after Harmon Killebrew absence, while Zoilo Versalles hits a tying homer for Minnesota before the cap game setback.
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National League Results and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings and game notes from the National League and American League list teams such as San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Houston New York on Wednesday results. Highlights mention cancelled rain postponements and night games with pitchers Fisher Friend Maloney Simmons and others noted.
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Cardinals Readmit Javier After Broken Hand
The St. Louis Cardinals activated second baseman Julian Javier effective immediately after he had been sidelined since June 17 due to a broken hand from a pitched ball.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Racing Roundup from Rockingham and other tracks
Warlance won the six furlong feature at Rockingham Park in 1 13 over Leek with Salute Rice third. Flag edged grass runners at Saratoga in the Troy Purse with Crivelli second and Brave Lad third. Flamin Hat led all the way for a two length win at Monmouth Park over Road to Romance and Lyrico. Polar Sea, with Bill Shoemaker, beat Moss Vale by a neck in Arlington Park’s Mozart Purse.
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Salute Rice
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Crivelli
Brave Lad
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Polar Sea
Bill Shoemaker
Moss Vales
Arlington Park
Bill Faul Hurls Cubs To 2-0 Win
Bill Faul pitched a two hitter and drove in a run with a single as Chicago beat Philadelphia 2-0. He struck out nine, retired the final 19 batters, and earned his second win of the season. Don Landrum left with an injury, scoring on Billy Williams’ double in the eighth after Faul’s RBI single.
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Bill Faul
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Phillies
Wes Covington
Tony Gonzalez
Don Landrum
Ray Culp
Billy Williams
Don Kessinger
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Wilson Hurls Bats Red Sox To 10 5 Win
Boston defeats Kansas City 10 5 as Earl Wilson hits a three run homer and four Boston triples fuel the victory. Wilson allows two hits through six innings, earning his eighth win in 16 decisions while Dick Radatz closes. Bryan belts a two run homer for KC in the ninth.
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iRookie Lions Sing At Meals Some By Special Request
Detroit Lions coach Harry Gilmer describes rookies singing at meals as a camp tradition. He recalls a Grambling College lineman who did not know any songs and a veteran taunt telling him to sing Gram ling Rose.
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Harry Gilmer
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Gramling Rose
Australian Margaret Smith Defeats Diepraam in German Champs
Margaret Smith of Australia opened title defense at the German International Championships in Hamburg by routing Pam Diepraam of South Africa 6-1 6-0. In the men's singles, veteran Ken Fletcher of Australia beat Torben Ulrich of Denmark 5-7 6-2 9-7 6-1 in a tight match.
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Baden-Baden
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Ken Fletcher
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Denmark
Danville Dixie Youth win over Amelia 7 to 5 in Farmville
Danville Dixie Youth defeated Amelia 7 to 5 at the Farmville state meet to keep alive its tournament hopes with a 1-1 record. Key hits came from Mike Howard Danny Haynes and Charles Cox as Danville stormed to a four run first inning and survived a late Amelia rally aided by wild pitching before relief by Tommy Scolpini.
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Giants Rally Past Reds In Extra Innings
In Cincinnati, the Giants won 6-3 in 11 innings as Leo Cardenas misplayed a bases loaded grounder, opening a SF rally. Dick Schofield, Willie Mays, and an intentional walk loaded the bases, sparking four runs. Hart scored the fourth on a wild pitch. McCovey homered for SF earlier, his 24th, and Hart had two doubles. The Reds tied it with Pete Rose and Tommy Harper scoring on a seventh inning homer. Masanori Murakami closed it with Bolin striking out Frank Robinson to end the game.
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Willie McCovey
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Tom Hall
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Reds
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Fred Williamson Explains How He Halts Top Receivers
LIBERTY Missouri Fred Williamson Kansas City Chiefs cornerback describes his brutal approach to wideouts and his philosophy of punishment to gain respect He recalls his trade from the Raiders credits Al Davis and shares memories of hypnotic moments with Lance Alworth in San Diego.
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Eagles Defense Outscores Offense In Tuesday Scrimmage
The Philadelphia Eagles held a full scale scrimmage in Hershey Pennsylvania with the defense scoring two touchdowns to one for the offense. Norm Snead connected with Billy Barnes for the lone offensive score on a 46 yard play. Claude Crabbe intercepted a Snead pass for six and Louis James returned a fumble 48 yards for a score. Floyd Peters led linemen in pressuring Snead four times. The club prepares to face the Washington Redskins in an NFL exhibition Saturday.
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Junior tennis meet leads in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan two players led the second round of singles at the National Junior and Boys tournament. Bill Harris of West Palm Beach Florida and Ian Guerry of Lookout Mountain Tennessee advanced through the second round in the national junior and boys competition.
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Ron Hansen Drives Sox Past Yankees 3-2
Ron Hansen delivered a bases loaded triple in the fourth inning and Eddie Fisher closed out the win as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 3-2. Buzhardt improved to 8-4, Stottlemyre took the loss for a 13th victory bid, with Yankees scoring in the third on a double by Repoz and a sacrifice fly by Kubek and Mantle’s RBI single.
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Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
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New York
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Stottlemyre
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Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Richardson
Pirates Rout Mets 7-0 as Law fires three-hitter
Vern Law pitched a three-hitter to lead Pittsburgh past New York 7-0. Law earned his 12th win and posted his third shutout this season against the Mets while limiting them to three singles. Roberto Clemente drove in two runs with a single and a triple as Willie Stargell and Gene Alley contributed key hits including Alley’s third homer.
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Hennigan to stay with Oilers on old contract
Houston star Charlie Hennigan, after threatening to quit, agreed Tuesday to continue with the Oilers under the three year deal he signed last year. He set an all pro record with 101 receptions last season. The contract pays 18000 in 1964 20000 in 1965 and 22000 in 1966. John White a four year offensive tackle from Texas is being placed on waivers.
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Houston Oilers
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Texas
Harris tops Berk in junior tennis final at Harris
Harris, the top-seeded junior, defeated Stephen Berk of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, 6-1 6-2. Guerry, No. 1 in the boys 16 and under division, knocked out Craig Smith of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 6-0 6-0.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland 12-7 In Nine-Run Fifth
Detroit Tigers exploded for nine runs in the fifth, sending 13 men to the plate against three Cleveland pitchers and cruising to a 12-7 win over the Indians. Bill Freehan sparked the rally with a double and later a two run single, with contributions from Jerry Lumpe Norm Cash Al Kaline Willie Horton Don Demeter and Don Wert. Cleveland had seven first five inning runs on twelve hits, with Larry Brown Fred Whitfield Chuck Hinton and Alvis driving in runs.
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Detroit
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al Kaline
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Chuck Hinon
Julio Navarro
Whitfield
Hinton
Women’s 100 Meter Dash Mark To Fall This Weekend
ST LOUIS AP Ken Boyer drove in four runs and Ray Washburn pitched a six hiter to lift St. Louis to a 7-0 win over Houston in the nightcap of a Tuesday doubleheader after Houston won the opener 10-7 paced by Jim Wynn three run homer Wynn tacked his 13th homer and Dierker homered as the Astros split the twin bill in a tight pennant race context
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Rain Shortens Cardinals Scrimmage at Lake Forest
Heavy rain cut short the St. Louis Cardinals scrimmage at their Lake Forest training camp but Coach Wally Lemm praised the effort. He noted reserve units performed well with Bill Triplett, Willis Crenshaw, Bob Paremore, and Mike Fracchia making strong showings as the team ends two-a-day practices with a full-scale scrimmage.
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Tyus Poised To Break 100m World Record In Poland Duel
Wyomia Tyus of Griffin faces Poland's top sprinters in a U S Poland meet in Warsaw with Edith McGuire Eva Klobukowska and Irena Kirstenstein also on the track. Stella Walsh predicts a sub 11 second race. Brutus Hamilton notes Darel Newman and Morgan Groth sidelined. Fred Kuller and Tom Farrell to replace them. Billy Mills aimed to run as healthy as prior Olympic form.
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Michigan tour squad trounces Suez Canal team 66 to 47
The University of Michigan touring basketball team defeated the Suez Canal Zone squad 66 to 47 on Tuesday, achieving their second consecutive win in the span.
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