Drysdale Breaks Five-Game Losing Streak in Dodgers Rout
Lou Johnson peaked with three hits and two RBIs as the Los Angeles Dodgers outslugged Cincinnati 31-7 in Cincinnati. Don Drysdale earned his 12th win despite a seventh inning exit after Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman homered back-to-back. Johnson, Tracewski, Roschero, and Maury Wills contributed multiple runs as LA seized first in the NL while the Reds slipped to second, falling one game behind.
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Detroit 8 New York 0 and other league results
MLB scoreboard shows Detroit blanking New York 8 0 while Boston and Cleveland losses amid rain delays. Minnesota 9 Boston 0, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 1. Los Angeles 11 Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 8. Wednesday schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Minnesota New York at Detroit Baltimore at Kansas City Washington at Los Angeles Los Angeles 11 Cincinnati 4.
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Teen golfer survivor carded best round after KO
Teddy Marcuson, 16, was four under par after 12 holes at Hermitage Country Club when struck in the neck by a partner’s ball and knocked unconscious. He recovered to roll in a 40-foot putt for bogey, then birdied four straight, finishing six under par 67, his best score by four strokes.
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Casper Cracks Top Ten Money Winners List
Billy Casper breaks into the PGA top 10 money leaders after winning $11,000 Western Open. He has $40,308 in PGA sanctioned earnings and $65,070 total. Jack Nicklaus leads with $68,448, followed by Tony Lema and Bruce Devlin in the high-money group.
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Record quinella payoff at Mile High Kennel Club
A single unidentified ticket holder won 14985 dollars on the twin quinella at Mile High Kennel Club's greyhound track Monday night setting a record payoff for this bet. Track officials confirmed the figure and the win as the night's highlight.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies 8-4 for Seventh Straight Win
Don Cardwell spun a six hitter to extend his winning streak to seven as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 8-4. Cardwell improved to 8-2, allowing four hits and two runs while getting support from two Philly errors and a five-run fifth inning. Bill Virdon and Roberto Clemente fueled the rally with key hits as Willie Stargell and Donn Clendenon drove in multiple runs.
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Don Cardwell
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Cardinals Edge Giants 3-2 For Seventh Win In Row
St Louis outlasted San Francisco 3-2 as Lou Brock collected three hits drove in one run and scored two to spark the seventh straight Cardinals win. Brock’s bunt single sparked a key sixth inning and Curt Flood drove him home. Giants’ ace Juan Marichal absorbed his seventh setback against 13 victories as Willie McCovey hit a triple on a misplayed ball in the lights.
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Jimmie Hall Hits Two Homers For 9-0 Twins Win
Jimmie Hall launched two two run homers as Minnesota blanked Boston 9-0 in a night game. Jim Grant fired eight hits allowed, improving to 9-2 with his seventh complete game. Don Mincher added a solo shot and Bernie Allen drove in two as the Twins extended their winning streak to six.
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Baseball player line ups and pitching records list
The fragment lists runs batted in for Mantilla of Boston and Colavito Horton Kaline Howard Wesglen, plus pitching decisions for Grant Pascual Hall Fisher Siebert Terry Aguirre with win loss records and percentages for several teams including Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore and Detroit.
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Stargell and Law Tie For NL Player Of The Month
Pirates outfielder Willie Stargell and pitcher Vern Law tie with 29 votes each from 50 media members for JuneNational League player of the month. Koufax trails with eight, Allen two, Short one. Stargell and Law key to Pirates climb from ninth to sixth place, Stargell 35 RBIs in 38 games while Law posted six wins and a 0.87 ERA in 62 innings.
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Blake and Eisel Advance to Third Round in Dublin
Kathy Blake of Santa Monica and Mary Ann Eisel of St. Louis reached the third round of the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships in Dublin. Blake defeated Elly Firmin of France 6 1 6 2, while Eisel defeated Britain's Heather Alten 6 3 6 3.
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Snell Says Legs Will Be Fine Soon After Slumps
New Zealand running great Peter Snell told reporters his legs are going dead on him during races, a muscular issue rather than a physical weakness. He has recently been beaten in London and Dublin but remains optimistic about returning to form before long, aiming to reclaim the mile world record from Michel Jazy.
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Walter Hagen Admitted for Throat Exam at Detroit Hospital
Golf legend Walter Hagen, age 72, was admitted to Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit on Monday for throat examinations. The four time British Open champion and two time U.S. Open winner has reportedly undergone cobalt throat treatments for the past year.
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Rain Halts Indians White Sox In4th Inning
The Indians led 3-1 in the fourth after Rocky Colavito and Leon Wagner homered, but rain halted play on Tuesday night. The game was suspended and rescheduled as part of a two night doubleheader on Wednesday with a 1-1 tie at the time of delay.
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Riessen and Richey survive rain in Western Open
In Milwaukee the 80th Western Open saw Marty Riessen seeded sixth beat Tony Lieberman 6-3 11-9 and Cliff Richey seeded seventh edge Butch Seewagen 7-5 3-6 6-3 to reach the second round. Kathy Harter defeated Sue Shrader 6-2 6-1 and Bartkowicz beat Kathy Netherly 6-1 6-2 in women's singles. Belkin, Newman, and McManus also posted wins as rain halted Froehling Ballinger and Ashe Richey’s matches.
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Chicago man pleads innocent in college basketball fix case
Joseph F. Polite of Chicago pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court to charges he conspired to fix the January 22 basketball game between Seattle University and the University of Idaho. He was represented by court-appointed attorney Jack Regan.
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Orioles to host 1945 All Stars reunion game
Baltimore will stage the 1945 All-Star game with veteran players Steve Gromek and Vern Stephens, who missed the original event due to wartime travel restrictions. Both stars, previously with the Orioles, accepted the invitation to participate in the revival.
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Kialoa II Surges Into Lead In Transpac Race
The 72 foot aluminum hull Kialoa II surged into the lead in the transpacific yacht race on Tuesday, aided by strong winds that forced smaller boats to shorten sail.
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Tigers Romp Over Yanks By 8-0 Count
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain won his seventh game, scattering seven hits as the Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 8 to 0. Bill Freehan and Norm Cash led a 12 hit attack with two homers and three RBIs between them. Freehan connected off Mel Stottlemyre in the second, Cash off Gil Blanco in the eighth, with Willie Horton on base after a double.
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Mustard Leads Semi Finalists in Virginia Seniors Golf
In Hot Springs Virginia E D Pepper Mustard of Charlottesville led the advance to the semifinals of the 14th Virginia seniors golf tournament. He meets Ed Evans and Richmond rivals Donald O'Brien and Sam Perry will duel in the other bracket. The 18 hole final is set for Thursday.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes and Recreation Center
A dense list of bowling results across leagues at Riverside Lanes and the Recreation Center. Team matchups include Domestic Engineers versus Dust Rags with scores 183 and 148, plus others like Summertime Girls, Nurses, and Undecided. Individual scores appear for several players including 213, 212, 198, and 184, with multiple teams named such as Virginia Mixed Couples and Dixie Youth League entries.
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Tennis stars to stage medal play round robin in Newport
Professional players including Gonzales Rosewall Laver Sedgman Segura Buchholz Gimeno Ayala Davies and Anderson will compete July 8-11 at the Newport Casino. Ten matches daily, finals on day four, with a $10,000 prize. Each match capped at 30 minutes. singles split into two five-player flights. top two advance. In qualifying, points worth $5 each, winner nets $155, loser $5 per point, unplayed points add to a special pot for finalists.
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Gary Gubner Heads Seven Man U.S. Weightlifting Team
Gary Grubner leads a seven man U S weightlifting squad named to represent the United States at the Seventh World Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv Aug 23 31 Grubner a former NYU track star won shot put and weightlifting golds in 1961 Also on the team are Paul Ash Richard Giller Stan Levin Lawrence Mintz William Kowaloff and Joe Jessinowski representing Tucson Detroit San Diego Huntington Station and New York with weight classes from 132 to 181 pounds.
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Sox sign Lolich cousin of Detroit ace for modest bonus
Portland AP reports Chicago White Sox signed Ron Lolich an 18 year old third baseman and outfielder, cousin of Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, and assigned him to Sarasota in the Florida League after a 386 high school batting average. Sox scout Dario Lodigiani called the signing a modest bonus.
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Russians win again in world fencing foil title
Russia defeated Romania 9-5 in the final round Tuesday night to clinch the women's team foil title at the World Fencing Championships. Galina Gorokhova led the Russian victory as the new individual foil champion. Italy placed third, Hungary fourth, West Germany fifth, and France sixth. the United States did not qualify for the final round robin.
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Aids Own Cause With Home Run
Baltimore defeats the Athletics 4 1 as Steve Barber drives in two runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly. Barber shuts out Kansas City on three hits before Dick Hall secures the ninth inning. Bowsens and Adair contribute scoring plays, Robinson starts the scoring in the first.
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Softball Results From Riverside and Other Fields
Sports brief lists multiple softball results at Riverside Field and other venues including Weave, Franks and Reynolds, Hodnett and Gosney, Ringgold, Mangrum, Fy Ford, Gravely, and team matchups across West End Field Salle Park Woodrow Wilson Field and others with scores, forfeit notes, and player pairings.
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Little League Reg and Bee at Commonwealth Field
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Astros Braves Game Postponed By Rain In Milwaukee
AP reports Tuesday night’s game between the Houston Astros and Milwaukee Braves was rained out and postponed to Thursday afternoon at County Stadium.
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