Two-Run Ninth Inning Single Lifts Braves Over Cardinals
Eddie Mathews drove in six runs including a two run single in the ninth to break a tie and give the Milwaukee Braves a 10 8 victory over St Louis Monday night Tim McCarvers grand slam in the eighth tied the game for the Cardinals Felipe Alou started the ninth with a single Hank Aaron was intentionally walked and Mathews final hit scored two runs Mathews also hit a 27th homer earlier in the season and led Milwaukee to a multi run sixth inning set up by Aaro and Torre with Oliver and Bolling driving in runs for the Braves
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Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Felipe Alau
Hank Aaron
Mathews
Braves
Bill White
Phil Gagliano
Ted Savage
Phil Niekro
Billy O'Dell
McCarver
Aaron
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Frank Bolling
Homer
Patriots adjust plans as injuries hit receivers
Lingering illnesses force Boston Coach Mike Holovak to postpone shifts of Joe Bellino and Ron Burton to running roles. With two extra receivers out, Colclough remains at flanker, Whalen moves to tight end, and Dawson backs him up. Graham Romeo Cappelletti sit out. Cappelletti likely out for season. Green Bay waives three rookies Jacobazzi Herzing and Heller while keeping 12 rookies in camp with 38 veterans.
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Mass
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Joe Bellino
Ron Burton
Holovak
Houston
Jimmy Colclough
Jim Whalen
Red Dawson
Florida State
Art Graham
Tony Romeo
Gina Cappelletti
Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Roger Jacobazzi
Wisconsin
Dick Herzing
Drake
Ron Heller
Southern California
Packers
National League and American League Scores Briefs
Milwaukee routed St. Louis 10 to 8 while Houston blanked Pittsburgh 3 to 0 and San Francisco hosted New York Philadelphia Los Angeles clash in a night slate. Cincinnati led by 13 wins, Chicago and Houston faced key matchups as the NL standings shifted with late results. in the AL Chicago beat Boston 5 to 4 as Minnesota and Cleveland held strong positions.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
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Downing
Jesse Davidson Leads Dual Race Tracks
Jesse Davidson, 25, from Manchester Kentucky, leads at Marlboro in Maryland and Shenandoah Downs in West Virginia with 19 wins at Marlboro and top totals at Shenandoah. He says riding winners keeps him energetic, noting late nights and better pay compared to early morning gallops. Last Thursday brought eight wins across both tracks, three at Marlboro and five at Shenandoah.
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Jesse Davidson
Manchester
Marlboro
Maryland
Shenandoah Downs
Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah
Davidson
Bowling Results and IHL Franchises Update
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes show Rocket League Coca-Cola 4 Sandridge 189, O-Simpkins 178, and others across leagues including Ben David 2 W Franklin 21. In hockey, IHL grants a conditional 1966-67 Columbus franchise with hopes of Omaha or Kansas City joining that season.
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Rocket League
Coca-Cola
Sandridge
O—Simpkins
IHL
Dayton, Ohio
International Hockey League Board of Governors
Columbus
Ohio
FHL
Andy Mulliigan
Omaha
Kansas City
Michigan Quiets Salonika Eleven 95 86 on Monday
The University of Michigan basketball team defeated a Salonika squad 95 to 86 before about 3,500 fans at the Salonika YMCA outdoor court. Cazzie Russell led scoring with 31 points.
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Greece
University of Michigan
Cazzie Russsell
U S Davis Cup Opener Pits Ralston Against Spain in Barcelona
Dennis Ralston opens the interzone Davis Cup series for the United States against Spain's Juan Gilbert on clay at Real Club de Tennis. Manuel Santana faces Frank Froehling in the second singles with doubles to follow as American hopes hinge on Ralston's pace and Santana's form.
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Barcelona
Spain
United States
Dennis Ralston
Ralston
America
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Calif
Juan Gilbert
Swank Real Club de Tennis
Manuel Santana
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
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George MacCall
Santana
Luis Arilla
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
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Froehling
India
Australia
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Pink Stucco
Tisbdabo Hill
MacCall
Los Angeles
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Frank
Freehling
Froehbling
Arthur Ashe
Dallas
Astros Turn Back Pirates 3-0 Behind Roberts Shutout
Robin Roberts pitched a second straight complete shutout for Houston as the Astros defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0. He allowed four hits, none after the fifth, struck out seven and walked two in his 278th major league win.
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Robin Roberts
Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bob Friend
Joe Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Gentile
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Aspromonte
Jim Wynn
Gentile
Bob Lillis
Lee Maye
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore
Australians Davidson Bowrey win doubles title in Austria
In Kitzbuehel, Owen Davidson and Bill Bowrey defeated Jiri Javorsky and Milan Holecek to capture the men's doubles crown. The Australians won 7-5 4-6 6-1 6-2, clinching the Au strian international championship.
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Austria
Owen Davidson
Bill Bowrey
Czechoslovakia
Jiri Javorsky
Milan Holecek
Speedie Positives Up Broncos Prospects In AFL Camp
New Broncos coach Mac Speedie sees competition for spots as Cookie Gilchrist joins and Harold Olson departs. Gilchrist, the league’s 1963 rushing leader with 9811 yards, could form a strong running back duo with Charlie Mitchell and Abner Haynes. Quarterback battle features Slaughter, McCormick, and Lee with McCormick the hopeful. Receivers and line contend for depth as rookies and veterans push for seven offensive line berths.
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Associated Press
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Colo
Mac Speedie
Denver Broncos
Cookie Gilchrist
Harold Olson
Gilchrist
Broncos
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Speedie
Cookie
Charlie Mitchell
Abner Haynes
Haynes
Mickey ‘Slaughter
John McCormick
Lee
Slaughter
McCormick
Lionel Taylor
Hewritt Dixon
al Denson
Florida A&m
Bob Scarpittol
Nanker
Dixie Minor League Pepsi-Cola Game At Recreation Center
Dixie minor league action at the recreation center features Pepsi-Cola 147 beating WV 84 to 2a. Jona Daniel posts 20 hits and 32 points, while Carpenter Simpson Bowling and Stowe contribute in a busy scoring night.
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Jona Daniel
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Pede
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Simpson
Bowling
Stowe
Little League Playoff at Commonwealth Field
Tite playoff at Commonwealth Field features Reg and Bee from Dibrell Tobs. Final score shows a 2-3 tally with key contributions from O Farthing Dixon and D Wells Yancey Sparrow and Kotelec.
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Commonwealth Field
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I Dibrell Tobs
O. Farthing
Dixon
D. Wells
Yancey
Sparrow
Kotelec
Pietrangeli Wins Viareggio Tennis Title Over Gardini
Nicola Pietrangeli defeated Fausto Gardini 6-3 6-3 12-10 in the final round to win the Viareggio international tennis tournament in Italy. The match concluded Monday in Viareggio with Pietrangeli securing the title.
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Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Fausto Gardini
Chisox Rally For 5-4 Win Over Bosox
Pete Ward’s ninth inning double capped a two run Chicago rally to beat Boston 5-4. Danny Cater drove in the lead run and John Romano homered for the White Sox as Earl Wilson homered twice for Boston before being relieved.
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Pete Ward
White Sox
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Ward
Danny Cater
Cater
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Dick Radatz
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Ken Berry
John Romano
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Floyd Robinson
Ashe and Ralston to Exhibit in Lynchburg
Arthur Ashe of Richmond and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield will headline a Sunday exhibition at E. C. Glass High School in Lynchburg. Ashe with Maurice Everett will face Ralston and Bobby Heald in a doubles one setter, followed by Glass and Linwood Simpson facing Heald and Everett. Proceeds fund Dr. Walter Johnson's junior tennis program.
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Walter Johnson
America
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Richmond
Dennis Ralston
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Calif
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Ralston
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Louis Glass
Jackson Heights
N. Y
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Wilmington
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Everett
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Simpson
American Tennis Association
Dr. Johnson
Rams Cowboys exhibition game tied to curfew lift
The Dallas Cowboys Los Angeles Rams exhibition game at the Memorial Coliseum could proceed Tuesday if the South Los Angeles curfew ends. Publisher Otis Chandler announced after talks with Gov. Edmund Brown and Police Chief Parker, noting the rioting and disturbance zone. Extra police and crowd control planned if held.
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Tommy McDonald
Bucky Pope
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Brooks Robinson clos to AL batting lead on .323 average
Baltimore third baseman Brooks Robinson moves within eight points of the AL batting title after a .538 week with 14 hits in 26 at bats. Carl Yastrzemski leads at .331 as Oliva sits at .310 and Mantilla slips to .303.
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Philadelphia
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Mays
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Bvenie Banks
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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RBI
Steelers cut two rookies and a halfback from camp squad
The Pittsburgh Steelers said they asked waivers on two rookies and a halfback. Fullback Charlie Browning of Washington and Jerry Simmons of Bethune-Cookman, plus halfback Dave Fleming of Pittsburgh, were released. Coach Buddy Parker plans to move Paul Martha from flanker to running back.
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Bethune-Cookman College
Dave Fleming
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Steelers
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Babe Ruth League at Market Garden Field Report
Jockey Johnny Longden won the WOVAN 7 gap 100 to 6,000th race of his career aboard Prince Scorpion at Exhibition Park. Saunders and Vaughn placed second and third as Vaughn had two riders in the race and Alderson also rode.
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Twins Return Roggenburk to Denver Bears
The Minnesota Twins cut relief pitcher Gary Roggenburk, 25, to make room for Dave Boswell who has recovered from mononucleosis. Roggenburk will report to Denver to rejoin the Bears of the Pacific Coast League after nine relief appearances with the Twins. He posted a 1 0 record and a 1.89 ERA.
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Broncos add two rookies on trial basis
The Denver Broncos signed two players on a rookie basis after NFL cuts. Guard Buddy Eilers from Texas A&M, released by Green Bay, and linebacker Jerry Fishman from Maryland, who had a tryout with Baltimore. The Broncos released linebacker Leo Brittain of Eastern New Mexico.
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