Colavito Drives Indians Past Orioles with Five RBI
Rocky Colavito had five RBIs including a homer a double and a single as the Cleveland Indians routed Baltimore 8-0 behind Lee Stange who pitched a four-hitter. Colavito opened the scoring in the first inning three RBI in the third and added a single in the fourth. Dick Howser also homered, while only Ferry Adair produced a Oriole extra base hit. Stange faced little trouble after sixth inning.
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Danville Leafs Score Twice to Beat Jesse Jones 4-2
Danville Leafs defeated Jesse Jones 4 to 2 at Market Garden Field in a Stan Musial League game. Randy Thompson struck out 11 over seven innings with three walks as Evans hit a three run triple in the fourth and Owen added a double and a single. Jesse Jones got its two runs on an error a walk and a Cleary double, with Hawkins also contributing a triple but left stranded.
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Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaders Listed by Teams
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Gibson Shuts Down Mets In 6-3 Cardinals Victory
Bob Gibson scattered seven hits and fanned 13 as St. Louis topped New York 6-3 Friday night. He won his 10th, despite a rough final innings stretch. Tito Francona started the scoring with a second inning homer after Ken Boyer’s single, with Dick Groat scoring on a Cannizzaro passed ball and Curt Flood driving in Lou Brock. Jerry Buchek and Phil Gagliano added RBIs in the sixth as St. Louis built the lead. Frank Lary took the loss for the Mets, who did plate two runs in the third on Lary’s singles and a wild pitch.
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Pirates Roll Past Braves 8-3 in 13-Hit Outburst
Roberto Clemente stroked three hits as Pittsburgh built an 8-3 win over Milwaukee, ending a three game skid. Willie Stargell added two hits and two RBIs, Donnienon, Virdon each had two, and Mazeroski’s seventh inning run highlighted a decisive effort including three straight hits. Milwaukee's Ed Matthews plated all three runs with a homer and an RBI single.
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CCA Recommends Second-Place Teams Get Berths
The Collegiate Commissioners Association voted to urge that second place teams in conferences be eligible for at large berths in the NCAA tournament. The recommendation, aimed at consistency in officiating and selection, goes to the NCAA Tournament Committee meeting in Colorado Springs next week.
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Softball Results at Balley Park and West End Fields
Balley Park games show Wyatt Chev and Druid Hills with mixed innings and notable scores. West End and Stonewall Jackson sections list multiple matchups including Northview versus New Design and Coleman versus Barlow with varied tallies. Midgets and Small Frys divisions feature several pairings and final counts, highlighting local teams Magnolias and Virginians in tight contests.
Astros Rally Past Dodgers 4-3 on Bond Walkoff
Walt Bond delivered a bases loaded two out single in the ninth to beat Don Drysdale and the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3. Houston trailed 3-0 before Rusty Staub and Ron Brand sparked the comeback, while Drysdale absorbed his fifth straight defeat as L A clings to NL lead.
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Race Fans Bet Large At Tracks Across Nation Today
Parimutuel betting could top 30 million as fans flock to major races headlined by Hail To All in the Saranac Handicap at Aqueduct. Hollywood Park hosts the Vanity Handicap while Arlington Park features the Laurence Armour Stakes. Monmouth Park and Delaware Park also run key events as Saxon Downs stages the Mayflower Stakes for two-year-olds. About 50,000 spectators expected at Aqueduct to watch Hail To All attempt a third straight win following Belmont success.
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Repoz Drives Yankees Past Red Sox for 16-2 Victory
Rookie Roger Repoz homered twice and drove in four as New York routed Boston 16-2. Stottlemyre pitched nine hits allowed while Elston Howard added a two run homer in an eight run seventh. Repoz, recalled from Toledo, filled in for injured Mantle and Maris as the Yankees pounded Sox despite defensive miscues.
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Kreutzer Sparks Senators to 6-0 Victory over Tigers
Washington pitcher Frank Kreutzer threw a three hitter and hit a two run homer to pace the Senators to a 6-0 win over Detroit. Kreutzer notched his first win of the season and his first career complete game while also hitting a homer off Hank Aguirre. He struck out 10, and Ken Hamlin, Ken McMullen and Woodie Held contributed to the scoring with a first inning run and a fifth inning sac fly.
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Dixie Boys League Team Rosters and Player Totals
Amusement and auto specialty sponsors listed with team rosters from the Dixie Boys League at Al Riverside Field. Named players include Adams Littlejohn Brooks Brumfield Adams Ashby Harris Haynes Rawley Dunn Riley Gribble and Howard with various game totals and positions noted.
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Dixie Youth League Center Team Roster Fragment
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Emerson hints at Wimbledon return and retirement plan
Roy Emerson, Australian tennis star, said in Wimbledon, England on Friday that he hopes to return next year and win the Wimbledon title for the third time. He also indicated he may give up big time tennis after that season.
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Stuart's eighth inning homer lifts Phillies past Reds 4 3
Dick Stuart belted a two run homer in the eighth as the Philadelphia Phillies rallied to defeat Cincinnati 4 3 Friday night. Rich Allen opened the inning with a single and Stuart connected off Gerry Arrigo for his 13th homer, extending Philadelphia’s winning streak to six. Dodgers? not relevant.
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Twin drivers lead field in 31 car decision at South Boston
NASCAR modifieds and hobby cars race at South Boston Speedway in a 200 lap show with time trials. The fast 30 mods start the 75 mile main after a 30 lap hobby feature, with a $4000 purse and $800 to winner. Notables Ray Hendrick Eddie Crouse Perk Brown Runt Harris Sonny Hutchins Ted Hairfield Bob McGinnis James Hayes and others expected.
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Danville Beats Danville Coke In 10-2 Rout
The Danville Connie Mack League game at Market Garden Field saw Danville Cruz through a nine-run first inning rally and win 10 to 2 over Danville Coke. Pitchers D. Hancock J. Foster and C. L. Scarce held Coke to two hits while Mac Taylor hit a two-run triple.
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Hawks to play eight Memphis games this season
The St Louis Hawks announced they will play eight Memphis games this season. The Memphis matchups will be on Monday nights and televised in the St. Louis area.
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Spaces Five Hits Tony Oliva Drives Twins Past Athletics
Jim Grant tossed a five hitter as the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Athletics 3 1, aided by Tony Oliva who drove in two runs. Oliva doubled home Grant in the seventh to break a 3 3 tie and scored on Harman Killebrew’s single. Oliva and Nossek helped build the lead, while O Donoghue took the loss for Kansas City.
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Ford Fans Hope Durability Holds Up At Daytona
At Daytona Beach the Firecracker 400 looms as Ford seeks another win to cap a near perfect NASCAR season. Engineers inspect blown engines from practice as Dieringer’s Mercury and multiple Fords suffer failures. Marvin Panch leads provisional speeds with a 171.510 mph run, while Fred Lorenzen follows at 171.314.
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Little League Sertoma Kiwanis at Piedmont Field
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