Fairly Drives In Four Runs For Dodgers Win
Ron Fairly drove in four runs with a single and a three run homer as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Mets 8 to 4 to maintain their lead in the NL race. Don Drysdale earned his 11th loss of the season despite 11 hits and two hit batters, while Dodgers errors blemished his effort.
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Spahn Chased as Law Shuts Giants in Pirates Win
Pittsburgh beat the San Francisco Giants 6-2 behind Vern Law six-hitter. Manny Mota and Roberto Clemente sparked a 14-hit Pirates attack with three key early hits, including a first inning triple from Clemente. Law improved to 15-9, while Spahn fell to 5-15 as Pittsburgh seized the seventh inning rally to pull away. Willie Mays went hitless in three official trips. Spahn chased in seventh as Pirates moved within 1.5 games of NL lead.
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Rally By Reds Falls Short By One Run
Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati Reds 7-6 to move to second place, one-half game behind the Dodgers. Gene Oliver and Felipe Alou fueled a 7-1 lead with timely hits, then Cincinnati staged a seven run burst in the seventh before Braves reliever Billy O Dell closed it out.
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Flood and White pace Cardinals past Cubs 10-2
Curt Flood drove in four runs and Bill White three as the St. Louis Cardinals crushed Chicago 10-2. Flood collected two singles and a double, White added a single, double, and triple, and Lou Brock contributed key hits. Curt Simmons earned the win, improving to 9-11.
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Riessen Graebner Rally For National Doubles Victory
Top American duo Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner survived a tense start to beat John Reese and Chum Steel in three sets at Longwood. Seeded No. 1 among Americans, Riessen and Graebner advanced as the 85th National Doubles competition continued amid other results including Ralston’s withdrawal and substitutions.
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Track Accident Claims Young Arizona Driver
A Tucson youth Phil Miner, 11, was killed at Phoenix International Raceway when his AA fuel dragster hit a soft shoulder and cartwheeled at about 160 mph. The car was destroyed. Miner died on arrival at a Phoenix hospital. This was the third fatal accident in the track's history and the second that year.
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Burke stopping Rivero in fourth rounds title bout
Canadian bantamweight champion Jackie Burke of St John halted Joey Rivero of New York in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 rounder. Burke weighed 122 pounds while Rivero weighed 125. Lennie Sparks of Halifax knocked out Dave Sugar Wyatt of Richmond in 2 43 of the sixth round.
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Stan Musial League Playoffs Open At Market Garden Field
Virginia’s Stan Musial League opens with Danville’s Jesse Jones and Leafs facing Gretna and South Boston in a double elimination event at Market Garden. Top seed Jones meets 4-12 Gretna at 8:30 p.m. with Leafs vs South Boston at 6 p.m. Tonight’s results feed tomorrow's schedule and the winner advances to Orlando for the Southeastern Regional Tournament.
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Lorenzen Denies He'd Quit Ford If Company Backed Turner
Fred Lorenzen told a Charlotte sportswriter by phone that reports he would quit Ford if Turner got a factory ride were false. Turner, reinstated after a NASC_AR suspension, sought a Ford ride but the budget prevented another factory-backed car. Turner, prepping a 195 Plymouth Fury for Darlington, denied Ford opposition and Chrysler discussed him but has no plans to sign.
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Warriors Sign Second Round Draftee Wilbert Frazier
San Francisco Warriors announce the signing of second round pick Wilbert Frazier from Grambling. Frazier, who goes by Jeff, joined the team after a college career at Grambling State, strengthening the roster with a guard able to contribute scoring and playmaking.
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Jeff) Frazier
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White Sox Buy Gene Freese From Pirates
CHICAGO Gene Freese an infield bat was bought Monday from the Pittsburgh Pirates by the Chicago White Sox for a price above $20,000. Freese, 31, joins the Sox Tuesday after 43 games this season with Pittsburgh, batting .263 with eight RBIs in 80 at bats. This marks his second stint with Chicago, having joined in 1959 in a trade for Johnny Callison. after a 1960 season with 79 RBIs he moved to Cincinnati in a trade for Juan Pizarro and Cal McLish.
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Softball Results At West End A Field
Softball scores from West End A Field show North Main Baptist beating their opponent 12 to 7 with key hits by Lester Stawe McDowell and Fisher. At West End Brethren lost 16 to 4 to Stokesland Methodist with Jefferson and Chandler proving strong. Woodlawn Baptist defeated Northview Presbyterian 24 to 5 at Ballou Park, while Gatewood and Robertson led West End Baptist in a 6 to 0 win over Moffett Memorial Baptist.
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Packer Nitschke Makes Case as Gentle Hearted Player
GREEN BAY WIS AP Ray Nitschke, the Packers star linebacker, says he is gentle at heart though he plays with relentless aggression. The eight year veteran weighs 240 pounds and stands 6 foot 3, saying he hits hard to win while respecting opponents and following the rules.
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Raleigh Bowl New Project of Lions Club
Raleigh Lions Club advances a post season football bowl plan for 1966 with ACC hosting possible. Harry Clody heads a committee presenting to ACC athletic directors in Chapel Hill and seeking NCAA approval before January convention. Profits would support Lions Club welfare programs for sight and aid to the blind.
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Kindall Drives Home Winner With Tenth-Inning Pinch Hit
Twins top Yankees 4 3 in 10th on Jerry Kindall pinch hit single driving in Bob Allison. Versalles tied game with 9th inning homer and Oliva delivered run with double. Grant pitched well for 7 2 3 innings but took loss. Ford exited after Versalles' 10th inning hit.
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Orioles Win Over White Sox End Sox Ten-Game Streak
In Chicago, Curt Blefary delivered a two-out infield hit in the 12th, driving in Brooks Robinson to give Baltimore a 2-1 win and snap Chicago’s 10-game surge. Robinson stole second earlier, while both starters left before the finish in a tight pitching duel.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes across multiple leagues with team scores and individual pins tallied. Teams include Reynolds Riverside Shops Fuscia Ben David Jewelers W Franklin Corn Bread B Luffman Kings Goodson Coca Cola Aaron Pinup Cadillacs McGuire Central Apparel King Wade Ballou Park Gulf Price Rainey TV Danville Taxi Jayhawks Bonnie Lovelace and Hawks, with top scores listed.
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Harrelson's sixth inning blast gives A's 4-3 win over Tigers
Ken Harrelson hit a sixth inning home run to lift the Kansas City Athletics to a 4-3 victory over Detroit. The Tigers tied the game in the third with a three-run shot by Gates Brown after Detroit built an early lead, but Harrelson's 18th homer broke the tie. Mike Hershberger, Tom Reynolds, and Bert Campaneris contributed key RBIs earlier.
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Tragic Racecourse Crash Kills Two Horses at Angers
In Angers France two horses died after a racing accident during a rain soaked event at Angers Race Course. Quickoto reportedly threw his rider and struck the favorite Queyuiel. both animals suffered fatal cerebral hemorrhages. The jockeys escaped injury.
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