Clendenon Delivers Homers In Pirates 3 1 Win Over Reds
Donn Clendenon hit a fourth inning homer to back Vernon Law as the Pirates beat the Reds 3 1 in Cincinnati. Law improved to 9 9 with two singles while Manny Mota and Roberto Clemente sparked the early lead, and Tommy Harper tied it with his 11th homer. Joe Nuxhall allowed 12 hits in a cl final line for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Donn Clendenon
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Clenenon
Law
Cincinnati
Pirates
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
Tommy Harper
Reds
Deron Johnson
Clemente
Clendenon
Bill Bazeroski
Pittsburgh
Joe Nuxhall
Jesse Jones Edges South Boston 3 2 In Extra Inning
Jesse Jones defeated South Boston 3 2 in eight innings at Market Garden Field in a Stan Musial contest. Larry Cleary delivered the deciding first pitch of the extra frame over the fence, adding a fourth inning double. Neal Barker and Charlie Royster added two and two singles, while Will Ifill and Jackie Starnes led South Boston with a double and a single.
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Jesse Jones
South Boston
Market Garden Field
Stan Musial
Larry Cleary
Neal Barker
Charlie Royster
Will Ifill
Jackie Starnes
Chandler
Hunt
Barlow
Barker
Noble Victory Draws Favored No. 1 Position
Noble Victory, undefeated in 22 starts, drew the favored No. 1 post for the United States Harness Writers Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. Nine three year olds race one mile with no wagering due to a four-horse entry including Egyptian Candor, Davey Hanover, and Marengo Hanover.
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N.Y
Kenneth D. Owen
Roosevelt Raceway
Noble Victory
Candor
Davey Hanover
Marengo Hanover
Owen
National League Standings And Tuesday Games
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 55 wins, Chicago 42, Milwaukee 41, San Francisco 47, Philadelphia 47, St. Louis 45, Pittsburgh 40, Houston 40, New York 62. Tuesday matchups include Houston at Los Angeles, Chicago at San Francisco, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, and New York at Milwaukee.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
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Terry
Mrs Hughes wins medal in Virginia Women’s Golf Tourney
Mrs. Robert W. Hughes of Richmond shot 76 on Cascades course to take medalist honors in the 40th annual Virginia Women's Golf Tournament in Mot Springs Virginia. She led Connie Gorsuch of Roanoke by two strokes with 37 39 rounds as rainless perfect weather aided calm play.
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Robert W. Hughes
Richmond
Cascades
Hughes
Connie Gorsuch
Roanoke
Woodlawn 434 OmHt 177 Northview Ow Tot A 6132 Gatewood
Local scoreboard fragment lists teams Woodlawn Northview Ringgold State Line and West End Field with varied scores including a 109-87 result and several player surnames Barker Stinespring Saunders Neilsen Clark Gravely Kirks Nance.
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Northview
Gatewood
Roabertsoy Cohie
Baiard West
Mars St Ateth
AG Barker and
Stinespring
Saunders
Neilsen
West End Field
Ringgold
State Line
Ieb Clark
B. Gravely
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T. Nance
Four Homers Give Braves 6-0 Victory
Ken Johnson pitched seven hits allowed for a complete game shutout as the Milwaukee Braves slugged past the New York Mets 6-0. Felipe Alou Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews and Joe Torre homered fueling Milwaukee to their seventh straight win while sending New York to its ninth straight defeat.
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Ken Johnson
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Jack Fisher
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Joe Torre
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Kelso Top Weight Set for $100,000 Brooklyn Handicap
New York riders assign 132 pounds to Kelso for the 14 mile Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. Pia Star Roman Brother and Quadrangle receive 121 pounds while Smart gets 119. Repeating would gain 113 if it starts. Gun Bow misses final weight.
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Kelso
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Tommy ‘Trotter
Pia Star
Roman Brother
Quadrangle
Smart
Gun Bow
Massachusetts
Repeating
Sherman Sends Giants Through Double Workout
Coach Allie Sherman leads the New York Giants through a double workout on opening day as aim to rebound from last season's cellar finish. New faces include Ernie Kay and Henry Carr among about 50. absent were Tucker Frederickson Cluck McCreary Bob Tinderlake and Frank Lambert due to College All-Star duty. Veterans Gary Wood Steve Thurlow Jim Moran and Ernie Wheelwright were joined by injured returnees Def Shofner John ToVeter Greg Larson and John Contoulis.
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Fairfield
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Tucker Frederickson
Cluck Mcreein
Bob Tinderlake
Frank Lambert
Ernie Kay
Texas
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Gary Wood
Steve Thurlow
Jim Moran
Ernie Wheelwright
Def Shofner
John To- Veter
Greg Larson
John Contoulis
Junior Little League game notes at Piedmont and Virginia fields
Fragments describe Rotary Vacas and Jaycees teams with lineups and scores, mentioning Davis, Hatey, Shields, Cruz, Welle, Deese, Kemp, Lewis, and Walker. The text lists field names Ox-138 and AL Virginia Field and hints at multiple scoreless or partial plays with player pairings and trades.
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Virginia Field
Jaycees
Welle
Hatey
Deese
Kemp
Lewis
Angels deal Bobby Gene Smith to Seattle in PCL recall
The Los Angeles Angels optioned outfielder Bobby Gene Smith to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League on Monday night on a 24 hour recall. Smith hit .288 in 23 games this season. The move leaves the Angels one under the 25 man limit and could open a spot for injured catcher Tom Egan.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Los Angeles Angels
Bobby Gene Smith
Smith
Angels
Tom Egan
Stange Shuts Out Orioles 5-0 With Four-Hit Effort
Lee Stange pitched a four-hitter to beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 as Chuck Hinton homered twice and Max Alvis added a triple. Stange improved to five wins this year against Baltimore and moved to 9-2 lifetime vs the Orioles, with Cleveland mounting a 4-0 lead in the first inning and adding two more in the sixth.
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Orioles-Indians
Cleveland
Lee Stange
Baltimore Orioles
Chuck Winton
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Stange
Baltimore
Max Alvis
Rocky Colagito
Hinton
Stinton
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Joe Azcue
Davalillo
Big Rally Powers A's 6 3 Win Over White Sox
Chicago, AP Dick Green delivers a three run homer capping a six run seventh inning as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3. Rossie Sheldon allowed two hits until a late Chicago surge but prevailed.
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Dick Green
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Rossie Sheldon
Joe Lorsen
Kansas City
Mike Wershberger
Jim Landis
White Sox
Hershberger
Landis
Tom Reynolds
Bill Bryan
A’s
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Green
Greg Bello
Sheldon
Smoky Burgess
Don Buford
Don Messi
Spencer Leads Pacific in Japan All-Star Victory
Daryl Spencer a former Giants infielder hit a homer and a single and was named outstanding player as the Pacific League beat the Central League 5 2 in Tokyo. Spencer 35 leads the Pacific with 25 home runs and is in his second year with Hankyu Braves of Osaka. Attendance reached 31693 with Leo Durocher among spectators. The second game is set for Osaka and the third in Kyushu.
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San Francisco Giants
Leo Durocher
Giant
American Broadcasting Company
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Leo
Giants
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Japan
Hankyu Braves
Osaka
Kyushu
Americans Win First Round in Dutch National Tennis
Roger Werksman and Jim Parker advance by defeating Jan Beukers and Nick Fleury respectively in the first round of the Dutch National Tennis Championships in Hilversum. David Sanderlin also advances, beating Wim Arends. others like Michael Fox and Chuck Rombeau are eliminated.
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Hilversum
Red Sullivan Endorses NHL Expansion Plans
Red Sullivan of the New York Rangers said expansion will benefit hockey, predicting more jobs and new faces while the league is set to add a six team division and an interlocking schedule in two years. He noted increased player tryouts this season and projected the Rangers make the playoffs. Goaltending looks improved with Giacomin Maniago and Simmonds amid training camp plans for 22 players in Kingston Ontario and nine exhibition games.
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Ont
George
Red) Sullivan
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Sullivan
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Los Angeles
Rangers
Jacques Plante
Ed Giacomin
Providence
Cesare Maniago
Minneapolis
Don Simmonds
Tulsa
Kingston Ont
Stanleytown advances with Bassett setback in Dixie Youth tourney
Stanleytown eliminated Bassett 4 3 to stay alive in the Dixie Youth District 1 tournament at the Schoolfield Recreation Center. Bassett suffered their second loss in the double elimination event, while Stanleytown improved to 2 1. Danville stands 2 0 as Stanleytown meets them at 8 tonight. Terry Carter fanned 10 in a losing effort for Bassett, Doug Whitehead struck out nine for Stanleytown, but three Bassett errors proved costly. Bassett’s hits were two singles by Ricky Young and Carter. Mike Farrington added a homer and a single for Stanleytown.
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Bassett
Schoolfield Recreation Center
Danville
Terry Carter
Doug Whitehead
Ricky Young
Carter
Mike Farrington
Paul Worsley
Mason
Burks
Danny Cannaday
Dixie
Halifax County
van Dillion
Larry Patterson
Barry Dalton
Kelly Milam
Ricky Boggs
Billy Perkins
Glen Tillison
Randy Dudley
Donald Simpson
Carlye Testerman
Jimmy Wooton
Neal Hamilton
Barry Furgerson
Ricky Walker
Larry Flinchum
Bobby Baker
Mike Ashworth
Tommy Pearson
Roger Carpenter
Chuck Baker
John Ball
Mike Marshall
Russell Moore
Chuck Clifton
Keith Fyans
Terry Smith
Rick Harville
Whitehead
Carterand Plott
Lonborg Shuts Down Yankees in 3-1 Bosox Win
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg scattered five hits to earn his third victory over New York as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees 3-1. Lonborg mixed in a two-run second inning on hits by Mantilla and Conigliaro, and Yastrzemski also contributed with a single and a rundown miscue by the Yankees.
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Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Lonborg
Boston
Red Sox
Jim Bouton
Felix Mantilla
Lee Thomas
Tony Conigliaro
Bob Tillman
Rico Petrocelli
Thomas
Conigliaro
Frank Malzone
Carl Yastrzemski
Tom Treshh
Bernie Parrish Reverses Retirement Joins Browns Roster
Cleveland Browns defensive back Bernie Parrish, who retired last Thursday, asked to return to active duty and rejoined the roster. The 29-year-old was fined 100 dollars per day for missed training. Parrish said he missed football and wanted to play again, while Art Modell praised his past contributions.
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Ohio
Bernie Parrish
Cleveland Browns
Par Tish
Art Modell
National Football League
Parrish
Reds Grapple With Illness In Pittsburgh Game
Cincinnati Reds list several hurt players as Gordie Coleman sidelined by a strained side and Jerry Arrigo out with a virus. Jim Maloney left Sunday’s opener with a pitching muscle strain. Don Pavletich recovers from a pulled muscle and Frank Robinson continues despite a virus.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Gordie Coleman
Jerry Arrigo
Pittsburgh
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Arrigo
Jim Maloney
Pirates
Don Pavletich
Frank Robinson
Jets add two rookies to camp squad
The New York Jets signed two rookie free agents to their roster, John Williams from Parsons College and Gordon Wright from Delaware State. Williams is 6-3, 190 pounds, a defensive back, while Wright stands 6-2, 240 pounds as a defensive end. Dainard Paulson played in the first action of the day as Weeb Ewbank directed two workouts focusing on running and passing plays.
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N. Y
New York Jets
John Williams
Parsons College
Gordon Wright
Delaware State
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Wright
Dainard Paulson
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Workjy
Everett Case In Grave Condition After Spinal Surgery
RALEIGH NC Everett Case former North Carolina State basketball coach remained in grave condition Monday night after an operation at Rex Hospital to relieve pressure on his spinal cord. Surgeons Leroy Allen and Lester Adcock reported relief of pressure but warned of possible post operative complications. Case 65, in ill health two years, has myeloma and recently broke his hip in Las Vegas while recovering on crutches.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State
Everett Case
Clarke Says French Blocked Race With Jazy
Clarke claims French athletic authorities kept Michel Jazy from meeting him at key distances to protect their star. He doubts dodging, cites federation’s hero-building, and notes no memory of times being called in English. He aims to stay fit for the 1968 Olympics in Mexico.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ron Clarke
Michel Jazy
Clarke
Jazy
Michel
Norway
Times
Mexico
Top Ten Batsmen and Leaders In the Leagues
American League leaders include Yastrzemski and Mantilla with high batting averages and runs. Notable home run and RBI leaders feature Colavito Horton and Mantilla, while pitching leaders list Pascual and Pappas with strong win totals. National League leaders include Clemente Mays Stargell and Callison with top batting marks, and Koufax and Nuxhall leading in decisions.
Short Hurls Tight Seven-Hitter For Lith Victory
Dick Stuart and Alex Johnson drove in two runs each as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-2. Chris Short pitched seven hits allowed, earning his 11th win while the Phillies extended their lead. Johnson hit his fifth homer, Callison stole a base and scored, and a late Cardinal misplay aided Philadelphia's margin.
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Alex Johnson
Chris Short
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Bowling results from Riverside Lanes league play
Results from Riverside Lanes Pin Up League and associated teams show scores for Ky. Fried Chicken 32 Wace 180, Cadillacs 1 Adkins 172, Central Apparel 2 King 144, Ballou Park Gulf 1 Burton Thompson 148, Rocket League Coca Cola 2 Aaron 185, Corn Breads 2 E Luffman 236, W Main American 3 Scearce 208, Ben David II Krutchko 207, Pro Hackers Dan Taxi 4 O Davis 198, Jayhawks 0 Miller 167, Hawks 1 Oliver 193, Rainer TV 1 Via 170, old Dominion League Travellers 3 J Robertson 153, Disston 1 Clark 118, The Pros 3 Halley 130, Rookies 1 Hawker 157.
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Riverside Lanes
Adkins
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