Dodgers Walk Off St Louis In Ninth To Tie 2-2
Hal Woode Shick walked Don LeJohn with bases loaded in the ninth, forcing in the tying run as the Dodgers beat St. Louis 4-2. LA loaded the bases on Lefebvre single and walks, Parker and Torborg scored. Torborg homered in the eighth. Cardinals led 2-0 on White's walk and Uecker double, Brock homer.
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Dave Robinson Aims At No 1 Linebacker Job With Packers
DE PERE Wis AP Linebacker Dave Robinson rated the No 1 candidate for the spot left by Dan Currie as the Green Bay Packers hold a workout in heavy rain. Currie was traded to Los Angeles for Carroll Dale. The 245 pound third year man made jarring tackles while Jim Thibert, a Toledo free agent, competed with Marv Fleming for the tight end berth left by Ron Kramer who played out his option.
Standings and Saturday MLB schedule in 1960s style
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with 64 wins, 37 losses, and a .634 winning percentage while Baltimore sits at 58-39. Detroit 56-42 Chicago 53-45 New York 50-44 Washington 58-58 Boston 32-62 Kansas City 9-64. Twins squeeze-de and late games noted. In the National League Los Angeles 61-43 Cincinnati 58-44 San Francisco 54-43 Milwaukee 54-44 Philadelphia 53-48 Pittsburgh 52-52 St. Louis 40-51 Chicago 49-36 Houston 45-43 New York 70-32. Saturday matchups listed for 1960s era teams with pitchers and venues.
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Vikings to Hold Big Intra-Squad Scrimmage Today
In Bemidji Minnesota a crowded Vikings practice cap will feature the Purple White game. Fran Tarkenton directs the Purple squad aided by new backs Phil King and Bill Brown. Whites will be led by Ron Van derelen with Tommy Mason and Bill McWatters. Jesse Branch, ex Arkansas, joins after Calgary release.
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Giants Coach Sits Four Regulars Ahead of Scrimmage
Fairfield Conn AP Allie Sherman will rest four injured Giants starters Ernie Wheelwright Del Shofner Jim Moran and Dick Esosen for Saturdays intra squad scrimmage predicting another tagged session.
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Lumpe Delivers Ninth Inning Single For Tigers Win
Detroit beats Chicago 3 1 as Jerry Lumpe lines a two run single in the ninth off Eddie Fisher after Don Wert's double play with the bases loaded. Juan Pizarro sparkled for Chicago in first start since injury. Ken Berry doubled in third to put Sox ahead, Kaline ties in fifth, final score 3-1 Tigers.
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Indians Blank Yankees 5-0 Behind Siebert McMahon
Cleveland defeated New York 5-0 on Friday night with four‑hit pitching by Sonny Siebert and Don McMahon. Joe Azcue, Hinton, and Whitfield supplied the offense with two home runs and a solo shot, while Tresh reached for the Yankees but the rally was snuffed early.
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Incentive Boost At South Boston Modified Feature
Drivers in the South Boston Speedway modified feature race face a new incentive, with the winner earning 500 dollars and a guaranteed starting spot in the August National Modified Championship in Trenton, New Jersey. The 75 lap event includes two 10 lap heats, with heats starting at 8 30 p m EDT, and the program also includes late model hobby cars from 1955 through 1959.
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Pascual to Undergo Minor Surgery Monday
Camilo Pascual, ace pitcher for the Minnesota Twins, will travel to Washington D C for a minor operation Monday morning to remove an infected sebaceous cyst under his right arm. Dr William Proffitt said the ailment is separate from his shoulder injury and Pascual has been on the disabled list for 30 days.
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Del Papa Edges Cotton In Ten Round Decision In Pisa
Italian light heavyweight G Piero Del Papa won a ten round decision over Eddie Cotton of Seattle Washington in Pisa. Cotton ranked sixth by Ring magazine weighed 176 pounds versus Del Papa at 177 pounds.
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Twins Squeeze Out 3 2 Victory Over Orioles
Earl Battey drove in Don Mincher with the bases loaded in the eighth to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 3-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles. The victory widened the Twins AL lead to five games over Baltimore and Cleveland. Jim Grant earned his 12th win, tossing his eighth complete game, with six strikeouts and one walk.
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Wine And Callison Power Phillies To 5-3 Victory
Bobby Wine and John Callison hit two run homers to back Lou Burdette who earned his first win in almost a year as Philadelphia beat the New York Mets 5-3. Rojas, Corrales, and Callison contributed key hits amid a 71 1 3 inning effort by Burdette, with Wagner and McGraw close for New York.
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Haller Powers Giants to 9-2 Win Over Braves
Tom Haller slugged a homer and double driving in five as the San Francisco Giants beat Milwaukee 9-2 in a 13-hit night. Willie McCovey and Willie Mays also homered, lifting San Francisco past the Braves into third in the NL. Mays snapped a 0-for-25 stretch with a fifth-inning homer.
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Bobby Unser Sets Fastest Time At Atlanta Trials
Bobby Unser of Albuquerque N M drove a rear engine Offenhauser to a qualifying speed of 162.945 mph at Atlanta trials for the 250 mile Indy type race. Drivers drew for qualifying spots and the fastest two day run gains pole for the $80 000 race on the USAC circuit. Johnny Rutherford of Fort Worth Tex is among rivals noted in early reports.
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Stolle advances to Eastern Grass Court semifinals
Second seed Fred Stolle of Australia defeated Ray Moore 6-3 6-3 to reach the semifinals at Orange Lawn. Tom Edlefsen upset third seed Gene Scott 6-2 6-3, setting up a semifinal with Stolle as top-seeded Roy Emerson and Jim McManus prepare for their matches. In the women’s draw, Tory Ann Fretz advanced as Karen Hantze Susman withdrew with a thigh injury, to face Janie Albert in the semis while Billie Jean Moffitt and Julie Heldman also moved on.
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Pirates Beat Cubs 3-1 Behind Cardwell Seven-Hit Gem
Don Cardwell scattered seven hits to win his ninth, as the Pirates defeated the Cubs 3-1 in Pittsburgh. Bob Bailey sparked the offense with two steals and two runs, while Roberto Clemente and Donn Clendenon drove in key runs. Banks led Chicago with a ninth inning rally that was quelled by Cardwell.
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Betsy Rawls Leads Early At 8500 Waterloo Open
Betsy Rawls of Spartansburg, S C, shot three under par 69 to lead the opening round of the Waterloo Women’s Open at Sunnydale Country Club in Waterloo Iowa. Andy Cohn and Sybil Griffin trailed with 70 and 71 respectively as top contenders and noted pros Mann Cornelius Whitworth among 73s.
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Gary Player Will Likely Skip Philadelphia Classic
U S Open champion Gary Player indicated he is about 90 to 96 percent certain he will skip next week's Philadelphia Classic to focus on practice for the PGA Championship. He spoke before beginning his second round at the Thunderbird Classic. Blackheath, New York.
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Johnson Paces Reds In 7-1 Win Over Astros
Deron Johnson drove in three as the Cincinnati Reds beat Houston 7-1 to seize the lead in RBIs with 80. Joe Nuxhall earned his eighth win on his 37th birthday, aided by Tony Perez's two run homer. Gaines homered for Houston, while Vada Pinson and Gordy Coleman sparked the first inning rally.
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Namath Named No 2 Quarterback Behind Veteran Taliaferro
PEEKSKILL New York AP Joe Namath will quarterback the No 2 offense while veteran Mike Taliaferro calls signals for the No 1 attack in a charity Jets squad game at Baker Field Saturday Namath will lead the White team alongside Bob Schweickert Cosmo Iacavazzi Jim Evans George Sauer Tom Krzemiewski Taliaferro’s group includes Matt Snell Mark Smolinski Bill Mathis Don Maynard Bake Turner Dee Mackey and Gene Heeter In Lake Forest Illinois AP the St Louis Cardinals hold their first full scrimmage of training camp with coach Wally Lemm fielding his first offense against the second defense
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Spain Takes Lead In Davis Cup Final Round
Spain moved 2-0 ahead in the European Zone final as Manuel Santana overwhelmed Cliff Drysdale 6-3 6-3 6-2 at the Royal Tennis Club in Barcelona. Juan Gilbert defeated Keith Diepersaam 6-2 6-1 3-6 3-6 6-2 in the second singles, drawing a capacity crowd and telecast to over a million viewers.
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Howard's 500-Foot Homer Nets Senators 3-1 Win
Washington defeats Kansas City 3-1 behind Mike McCormick fifth win. Frank Howard belted a 500-foot homer in the fourth to break a 1-1 tie as Willie Kirkland drove in a first-inning run and Bert Campaneris hit an inside-the-park homer for KC. McCormick allowed six hits and fanned six.
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