Reds rout Phillies as Nuxhall nets fifth straight win
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 8-1 behind Joe Nuxhall who improves to 6-2 with his fifth consecutive victory. Jim Coker hit a disputed homer and Tommy Harper drove in three in the fourth. Harper later scored and Coker added his first homer of the season. Rick Stuart also homered for the Phillies.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jim Coker
Andommy Jarper
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe Nuxhell
Vicwry
Reds
Nuxhall
Coker
Ed Vargo
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Harper
Tony Perez
Leo Cardenas
Rick Stuart
Philadelphia
Bn Harper
Rowe
Pinson
Promoter Eyes Chuvalo Terrell Title Bout For September
Chicago fight promoter offered Toronto’s George Chuvalo a 50 000 guarantee for a possible September clash with Ernie Terrell the reigning WBA heavyweight champion. Promoter Don Schoenwald sent the telegram to Chuvalos handlers as Chuvalo prepared at Syracuse for the International League season with the Milwaukee Braves.
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Chicago
Toronto
George Chavalo
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Try Schoenwald
Chuvalo
WBA
Milwaukee
Schoenwald
Don Dillard
Syracuse
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Machen
Braves
Dillard
Chisox Turn Back Angels By 5-2 Count
Chicago White Sox defeat Los Angeles 5-2 ending the Angels four game win streak. Buford hits a two run homer in the third and Nicholson adds a two run triple in the ninth as Chicago overturns a 1-0 lead and erases a 32 inning scoreless stretch by the Angels pitching staff.
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Cincago
Pon Buford
Dave Nicholson
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Angels
Buford
Marcelino Lopez
al Weis
Dandy Carter
Lopez
Ron Hansen
Nicholson
Ken Berry
Angeles
Tom McCraw
Willie Smith
Smith
Joe Adcock
Chicago
Byford
Chicisan
Pearson
Berry
Weis
Sb—Cardehal
Ss Fregosi
Sf—Fregosi
Mills Beats Schul In 5000 Meter At Oslo Meet
U S Marine officer Billy Mills defeated teammate Bob Schul in a 5000 meter race at Bislet Stadium Oslo delivering a personal best time and setting a stadium record. Schul took second with 13 51 2 and Belgiums Eugene Ollenses finished third. Other Americans won events on the final day as they prepare for the Kiev meet with the Russians. Fred Hutchinson was named to the Reds hall of fame in Cincinnati.
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Norway
Billy Mills
U.S
Bob Schul
Bislet Stadium
Mills
Tokyo
Schul
West Milton
Ohio
Helsinki
Belgium
Eugene Ollensins
Ron Clarke
Theron Lewis
Ron Whitney
Blaine Lindgren
John McGrath
John Cramer
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
New Zealand
John
Mavies Navies
Grotie Le¢ond
John Boulter
England
Europe
Kiev
Pirates Nip Danville 4 2 In 10 Frames
Martinsville Pirates edge Danville 4 2 in Connie Mack League after two runs in the 10th. Wright leads Martinsville with two singles. Danville’s Mac Taylor doubles twice and David Voster adds two singles. Scores show 4 2 final with protest noted by Danville manager.
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Martinsville Pirates
Market Garden Field
Danville
Pirates
Wright
Martinsville
Mac Taylor
David Voster
Joel DeBoe
Vfill
Jones
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Mundley
Searce
Wancock
Conner
Haymare
Groat Leads Cardinals 6-5 Win Over Mets
Dick Groat paced the St Louis Cardinals with three hits and drove in two runs as they rallied from a five run deficit to beat the New York Mets 6 5. Cliff Richey was eliminated from U S Davis Cup contention amid a parental interference dispute that also involved Nancy Richey and coach George MacCall.
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Dick Groat
Cliff Richey
Mets
U.S
Louis
Great
McCarver
Clay
Jerry
Buechek
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill White
Boyer
Tito Francona
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Chuck Hiller
Lou Brock
Groat
Larry Bearworth
Curt Simmons
Redbird
Ken Boyer
Ed Kranepool
Carley’ ‘Smith
Jack Fisher
Tim MeCarver
Brock
Land Groat
St. Louis
Cummings Takes 2nd Round Lead in Southern Amateur
Jack Cummings of Tuscaloosa Hal leads the Southern Amateur Championships after an even par 70 on the Pinehurst No. 2 course for a 36 hole total of 141. David Boyd of Atlanta trails by one shot at 142, with Jerry Greenbaum and others close behind as 32 players reach 150 or better in a high scoring second round.
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Reese Hary
Associated Press
Pinellurst
N.C
Jack Cummings
Tuscaloosa
Ala
David Boyd
Atlanta
Pinehurst Country Club
Cummings
Boyd
Jerry Greenbaum
Augusta
Charlie Smith
Gastania
Bob Watson
Charlotte
Smith
Watson
Pinehurst
Dowing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Jim Ward
Jamestown
Stobert Lowry Jr
Huntsville
Howard Everitt
Standings and schedules from National League and American League
The standings show blocks for the NL with teams Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis New York Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Los Angeles and Houston and notes about games scheduled and results. The American League list includes Cleveland Boston New York Washington Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Kansas City and Baltimore with night games and matchups mentioned for Friday.
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Kaline
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Colavito
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Johnson
Sargell
Callison
Frobinson
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Farrell
Elts
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Vandy
Cardwell
Parisburgh
Tigers Edge Orioles in 20th Inning Thriller
Detroit tops Baltimore 5-4 in 20 innings as Jerry Lumpe doubled and scored on Al Kaline's single after a lengthy game. Lumpe led off the 10th with a double, Cash hit a homer for Detroit, and Don Demeter drove in a run in the sixth. Orioles rally fell short.
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Jerryumpe
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Lumpe
Stu Miller
Norm
Cash
Katine
Miller
Orioles
Mickey Lolich
Brooks Robinson
Terry Fox
Sam Bowens
Boog Powell
Fox
Jerry Adair
Dick Brown
Tigers
Don Demeter
Salo
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Aparicio
Scot Brandt
Cumbe
Robinson Ty
Kaline
Powell Owens
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Demeter
Earl R.brown
O Freehan
Barber
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Owler
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Solich
Powell
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Blelaty
Lumne
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Obinson
Ding Ther
Menin Eth
Aiiler
R. Brown
Senate Committee Plans Airing of AAU NCAA Dispute
Washington AP The Senate Commerce Committee will hold hearings on the ongoing jurisdictional clash between the NCAA and AAU. Senator Magnuson pledged public testimony from athletic leaders educators and athletes to uncover the issues behind threats to scholarships and international competition and to defend athletic freedom nationwide.
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Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Warren G. Magnuson
D. Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Senate
Four Of Five Wightman Cup Players Picked
Four of the five women who will represent the United States in the Wightman Cup were named. Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Carole Caldwell Graebner and Karen Hantze Susman are selected with a fifth to be chosen later. Christine Truman Nell Wade Annie Janes Liz Starkin and Virginia Wade are on the British side. Richey, 22, has strong singles and doubles records in past Cup play. Graebner, a veteran, beat Starkie in singles last year. Moffitt, 21, stars at Long Beach and Los Angeles State College. Margaret Warner will coach the WS squad. In Spokane, Washington Tracy Walters was named to coach the U S track team.’
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Margaret Osborne du Pont
U.S
Nancy Richey
Billie Jean Moffitt
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Karen Hantze Susman
Christine Truman
Nell
Annie Janes
Liz Starkin
Virginia
Wade
Miss Richey
Dallas
Tex
Jones
Susman
San Diego
Calif
Cardole Caldwell Graebner
Clarke Graebner
Starkie
Moffitt
Long Beach
Los Angeles State College
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Rodger Ward Leaves Wilke Contract in Amicable Split
Indianapolis racer Rodger Ward was released Thursday from his contract with car owner Robert C. Wilke and will drive for John Mecom in Trenton 150 miler. The amicable settlement ends a 1959 partnership that yielded Ward wins at Indianapolis and national titles in 1959 and 1962. Ward to pilot a Wallibrand Shrike with a rear Ford engine, mechanic George Bignotl, formerly with A J Foyt, assisting.
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Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Robert C. Wilke
Milwaukee
Trenton
John Mecom
Houston
Wardl
Wilke
Ward
George Bignotl
A. J. Foyt
Six Collegiate Golfers Named On All American Team
NEW YORK AP Six collegiate golfers were named to the first All American team by a selection board led by Arnold Palmer. Honorees include Marty Fleckman the NCAA champion and Randy Petri, with selections from Houston, Oklahoma State, Florida, Southern California, and Santa Clara. The six will be honored at a July 27 dinner at the Waldorf Astoria to benefit the American Cancer Society.
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New York
Tthe University of Houston
American Cancer Society
Walldorf Astoria
Vousten
Arnold Palmer
Marty Fleckman
Randy Petri
Robert Dickson
Oklahoma State University
Robert Lauren Hamimer
University of Florida
Sherman Finger
Southern
California
James Wiechers
Santa Clara
Nerlich Card 14 Strokes On Par 4 Hole In Open Round
TORONTO AP Ernie Nerlich 46 year old Toronto pro endured 24 strokes on a par 4 18th hole in the Canadian Open second round. He drove out of bounds twice and faced a cliff like hill after a few bungled shots. His putter finally saved him with three final putts for an 8 on the hole and a 36 hole total of 165.
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Toronto
Ernie Nerlich
Tonto
Nerlich
Bush
Ralston Reaches Semifinals at National Clay Courts
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California advanced to the semifinals of the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships at Northwestern University after defeating Clark Graebner of Evanston Illinois in a three hour and nineteen minute quarterfinal match. Fifth seed Ham Richardson upset Frank Froehling in three sets and will face Ralston Saturday. In women's play Rosemary Casals upset Carole Graebner and Julie Heldman defeated Becky West to reach the semifinals.
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Chicago
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Clark Graebner
Evanston
Northewestern University
Ham Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Frank Froehling
Miami
Fila
Graebner
Ralston
Froehling
Richardson
Miss Calais
San Francisco
Mrs. Graebner
Miss Heldman
Omaha and Jolly Roger Named to Hall of Fame List
Omaha a 1935 Triple Crown winner and Jolly Roger a famed steeplechaser were added to the Thoroughbred Hall of Fame list by committee approval. Induction will take place August 9 with Nasiwa, Trip, and Johnny Adams also honored.
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Omaha
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Jolly Roger
National Museum of Racing
William Woodward
Belair Stable
Payne Whitney
Greentree
John Jay Whitney
Charles S. Payson
John C. Clark
Hall of Fame
Clark
Trip
Johnny Adams
Parrish Retires From Pro Football at 29
Bernie Parrish, a Browns defensive halfback and Pro Bowl pick in 1961 and 1964, retires from professional football at age 29 after six NFL seasons and a stint with the Reds baseball bonus contract. He plans to coach and has no current offers, stating the decision was not related to the Rozelle incident. Parrish previously served as NFL Players Association vice president for four years.
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Hiram
Ohio
Bernie Parrish
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Hera
Parrish
Cleveland
NFL Players Association
Infl
Pete Angelle
Paul Brown
Modell
Rozelle
Heart Attack Fatal for Elwin Tiny Feather Former Giants Back
Elwin Tiny Feather 63, a former Kansas State University and New York Giants fullback, died Thursday from a heart attack. He had farmed in the area in recent years.
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Elwin Tiny Feather
Kansas State University
New York Giants
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