Pinch Hitter Delivers Two-Run Ninth In Braves Victory
Don Dillard hit a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-3 win over St. Louis. The homer sparked an argument over whether the ball stayed inside the park. Hank Aaron earlier appeared to homer but was ruled out for leaving the box. Bobby Bragan protested and was ejected. The Braves moved into first in the National League, two games ahead of the Dodgers. Curtis Flood and Ken Boyer provided the Cardinals' runs, while Gene Oliver opened the inning with an infield single.
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Buenos Aires Club Cancels LA Exhibition Game
INdependent South American champion canceled a planned Los Angeles exhibition due to local race riots. Officials said the club would skip the Mexican opponent and begin a five game North American tour with a first stop in Montreal.
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Redskins Trade End Bill Anderson to Green Bay
Carlisle Pa Washington Redskins ship veteran end Bill Anderson to the Green Bay Packers for a high 1966 draft pick. Anderson 29 seven year pro a Pro Bowl selection in 1958 and 1960 was a split end moved to tight end in 1961 and is expected to stay at that position with Green Bay.
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Mota Sparks Pirates Past Astros in 8-7 Win
Manny Mota drove in four runs to pace the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-7 victory over the Houston Astros. Bob Veale allowed three hits through eight, then yielded four in the ninth as Houston rallied. Brand capped the game with a double play to end it. Clemente left with a bruised leg but expected back Friday.
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A's Split Twin Bill With Tribe in Cleveland
In a doubleheader, Kansas City beat Cleveland 4-2 in game one as Art Ditmar held the Indians, while Cleveland bombed Kansas City 4-0 in the nightcap with three first inning homers. Rocky Colavito hit his 24th, Fred Whitfield his 17th, and Pedro Gonzalez opened the second game with a lead off homer. Jose Tartabull led the A's with three singles and a double in the opener, driving in the go ahead run in a 4-2 win. Tartabull scored twice and also contributed in the field as Ken Harrelson and Bruce Bliarock? provided offense.
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Fullmer Griffith Welterweight Title Fight Heads Tonight
Don Fullmer and Emile Griffith meet in Salt Lake City in a 12 round welterweight title bout. Griffith seeks his 15th middleweight win while Fullmer, brother of Gene Fullmer, aims to upset the favorite and extend his 34 9 2 record. Griffith is described as fast polished and aggressive with a lone defeat to Carter.
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Ray Rissmillee To Be Sidelined Seven Weeks
Hersey Pennsylvania AP reports Ray Rissmiller a second round Eagles draft pick reinjured his right knee and will be sidelined at least seven weeks. The 6 foot 5 inch 225 pound Georgia product pivoted in practice and twisted the knee hinge loose. He first hurt the knee training with the College All Stars in Evanston Illinois.
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Ward and Romano power Chisox to 8-2 win
Pete Ward and John Romano combined for seven RBIs as the Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 8-2 for their sixth straight win. Ward hit a two-run homer in the first and Romano added a three-run shot in the third with two on. Both added RBI singles in the ninth as Chicago homered twice off Phil Ortega. Bruce Neward pitched eight strong, with Don Buford starting the double plays. Ortega took the loss amid late relief efforts.
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Chargers Eye Keith Lincoln At Halfback In Denver
San Diego Chargers likely will use Keith Lincoln at halfback in the exhibition game against the Broncos in Denver. Veteran Paul Lowe and rookie Gene Foster are doubtful with leg and knee injuries, leaving Lincoln as the probable starter. The team has two healthy backs who are fullbacks, Jim Allison and Willie Beasley, both rookies.
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Lenny Moore Aims To Be NFL's Top Halfback This Season
Westminster Md AP Lenny Moore targets the top halfback honor this season with the Colts after last year’s title game loss to Cleveland. Moore, who led the NFL in scoring with 20 TDs, seeks to prove himself again and bring a championship to Baltimore as the team plays in his hometown. He emphasizes winning over personal records, noting his 17 straight games with a TD but insisting the goal is team success. The article also mentions Mets acquiring reliever Dave Eilers from Milwaukee for 20 000 dollars, a separate note in New York sports news.
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