Loop Leaders Claim First Tilt 6-0 Drop Second 5-4
In Baltimore Sam Bowens homered leading off the ninth to lift the Orioles to a 5-4 win and split the doubleheader with Minnesota. Earlier, Jim Kaat hurled a three hitter as Baltimore won 6-0, with Zoilo Versalles and Jimmie Hall homering for Minnesota. Miller extended his scoreless streak to 29 innings in relief.
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Sam Bowens
Minnesota
Twigs
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Jimmie Jfall
Bowens
Smash
Johnny Klippstein
Stu Miller
Miller
Jerry Kindall
Tony Oliva
Twins
Elorde Accepts Kosaka Challenge For Fight To Finish
Flash Elorde challenged Teruo Kosaka to a fight to finish for Elorde's world junior lightweight title at Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City Saturday night. Kosaka quickly agreed. approval by the Games and Amusements Board remained uncertain. Elorde proposed conditions to avoid a technical knockout for cuts and to prevent any declaration of a Jose on a flash knockdown.
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Manila
Elorde
Teruo Kosaka
Araneta Coliseum
Quezon City
Games and Amusements Board
Kosaka
Josef
Hail To All Wins Jersey Derby at Garden State Park
Hail to All, the 3-year-old colt trained for owner Mrs. Ben Cohen, surged from near the back to win the $133,700 Jersey Derby at Garden State Park in 1:48 3-5. Johnny Sellers rode the favorite, beating Calumet Farm's Reverse by a length and a half with Selari third. Payouts were $4.70, $3.20, and $2.60. Reverse paid $4.80 and $3.60, Selari $3.60.
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Cherry Hill
Garden State Park
Johnny Sellers
Hail To All
Ben Cohen
Calumet Farm
Reverse
Valley Farm
Selari
Holbrau Stable
Histoy
Garden State
Sellers
Ballyache
Jaipur
Laver wins Peacock International Tennis title in San Rafael
Australian Rod Laver defeated 37 year old Pancho Gonzales 6 1 6 4 to claim the singles championship of the Peacock International Tennis Tournament in San Rafael California. The Brisbane left hander earned 3000 dollars with 2000 to Gonzales.
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San Rafael
Calif
Rod Laver
Pancho Gonzales
Brisbane
T.aver
Gonzales
Mets Rally Past Cubs In Doubleheader Opener
New York Mets victory 9-2 over Chicago Cubs powered by Jack Fisher’s three hit outing and a Jim Hickman three run homer. The second game halted at nine innings tied 3-3 due to darkness and will be replayed. Ed Kranepool had three hits while Gary Kroll held Chicago to two runs early.
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Twins
Jim Palmer
Bob Johnson
Dick Brown
Palmer
Rich Rollins
Kindall
Kaat
Minnesota
Sandy Valdespino
Versalles
Baltimore
Versalles S&s
Roberts
Snyder
Larsen
Orsinesota
Rollins
Oliva
J. Hall
Chicago
Jack Fisher
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Gary Kroll
Billy Williams
Aets
Ted Abernathy
Johnny Lewis
Cubs
Doug Clemens
Chuck Hiller
Ed Bailey
Wrigley Field
Bobby Klaus
New York
Ernie Broglio
Ed Kranepool
Fisher
Dodgers Split Card With Reds in Doubleheader
Joey Jay pitched a three hitter to snap Cincinnati's six game slide as the Reds beat the Dodgers 6-1 in the nightcap of a doubleheader in Los Angeles. Cincinnati won the opener 4-3 on a ninth inning walk off single as Maury Wills and Wes Parker drove in runs. Frank Robinson homered and drove in two for Cincinnati who earned a split.
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LOS Angeles
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Miuzy Willis
Jim Gilliam
Dodger
Jay
Jeff Torborg
Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Frank Robinson
Claude Oseen
Deron Johnson
Wills
Jim Maloney
Jim Lefebvre
Ron Per- Tanoski
Gilliam
Pete Rose
Dick Tracewski
Adricbi
Rhbi Rose
Harper
Parker
Pinson
Moon
Robinson
Nson
Ras'bore
Perez
Pavitich
Lefebvre
Cardenas
T’cewski
Maloney
Reed
P'ran'ski
Podres
Aarh
Bli Rose
Fairly
Dil'nson
Sii'nson
Coker
Torbora'cc
Jay P
Qsteen
Crawto
Res
Cincinnate
Los Anceles
Johnson
Sa— Wills
Jayner Baers
Finson
Harner
Dodners
Brewer
Dixie Boys League Rec Center Summary
A Dixie Boys League event at the recreation center lists teams Pepsi-Cola and SOMO with players Gaudin Patterson Pearson Baker Brown and Wesley Foster Howard Raper Arterson plus Johnson and Hecrick. The fragment references 4x-148 and 215 Ji1OD-219.2, with citations to Thompson Arthur Thompson Wesley and other names in unclear context.
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Recreation Center
Thompson-Arthur Oo
Pepsi-Cola
Gaudin
Patterson
Pearson
Baker and Brown
Hecrick-Johson Coe
Rocky Marciano as boxing czar candidate among trio
Former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano named himself Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney as three likely choices to head a federal boxing controls commission. He favored Tunney as the most probable appointee and noted political figures might win the post if created.
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Dayton
Ohio
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
WHIO
Dempsey
Tunney
Boxing Control Commission
Morgue d'Algue Nets Second French Amateur Title
Morgue d Algue defeated Robert Nouell 7 up in a 36 hole final to claim his second French amateur golf championship, repeating his 1962 title after leading 4 up after 18 and 7 up after 27 holes. In the women's final Bridgette Varangeot beat Catherine Lacoste 1 up at the 39th hole after Lacoste led 4 up at 18.
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Paris
Gaetan Morgue d’Algue
Robert Nouell
Morgue d'Algue
Brigitte Varangeot
U.S
Catherine Lacoste
Rene Lacoste
Miss Lacoste
Nichols Tops Venturi By One Stroke On Golf Day
Nichols fired a two over par 73 at Laurel Valley Golf Club to beat Venturi by one stroke in National Golf Day action. Venturi, suffering Reynaud's disease, fought through rough and a 5 on a hole while Nichols earned $10,000 to Venturi's $5,000. The event showcased the par 71 course ahead of the PGA Championship with proceeds supporting golf projects.
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Ligonier
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Venturi
Nichols
Reynaud
Laurel Valley
The
PGA
Richardson wins Tulsa Club Net Championship title
Ham Richardson captured his third Tulsa Tennis Club Invitational crown by beating Clark Graebner 6-4 6-4 indoors after rain. Graebner, 21, ranked ninth nationally, and Richardson, 31, ranked seventh, led a Trinity of titles as Carole Graebner won women's singles and Ralston Lutz triumphed in men's doubles. Bricka and D s. edged Graebner and Ochoa for women's doubles.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hamilton Richardson
Clark Graebner
Richardson
Graebner
Carole
Yola Ramirez Ochoa
Dennis Ralston
Bob Lutz
Ron Romberg
Justina Bricka
Mary Ann D.s
Mrs. Graebner
Mrs. Ochoa
Rupp Wins 6th After Engine Swap at Indy 500
Indianapolis rookie Mickey Rupp faced a blown engine in practice but ran the race with a replacement Offenhauser borrowed from Ebb Rose of Houston. Rose did not qualify for the field of 33. Rupp finished sixth in the 500 mile event.
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Indianapolis
Mickey Rupp
Mansfield
Ohio
Ebb Rose
Houston
Gerhardt Offenhauser
Rose
Rupp
White Sox Edge Indians In Twin Bill Thriller
In Cleveland the Indians won 4-3 as Bruce Howard misplayed a bunt allowing Vic Davalillo to score the decisive run in the ninth after Joe Azcue’s sacrifice. Earlier the White Sox took game two 4-3 on Don Buford’s 10th inning homer to snap a 3-3 tie, with Bill Skowron and Al Weis contributing key hits.
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Cleveland
Bruce Howard
Joe Azcue
Vic Davalillo
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Don Buford
Bill Skowron
al Weis
Davalillo
Howard
Azcue
Floyd Robinson
Indians
Larry Brown
Juan Pizarro
Max Alvis
Pedro Gonzalez
Buford
Floyd Weaver
Pet Ward
Tom McGraw
Skowron
Ward
Ron Hansen
McCraw
J. C. Martin
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Abrhbion
Bulerd
Whitfield
Robinson
Wagner
Colavito
McCraw Cf
Alvis
Barry
Arcue
Hansen
Gonzalez
Martin
Siebert
Martinie Skowron
Hr—Alvis
Stauford
Sf—Hansen
Beso Buzhardt
Fisher W
Bell
Astros Rally For 7-2 Win Against Braves
Houston defeats Milwaukee 7-2 as Aspromonte drives in two with a bases loaded single in the eighth. Brand adds two more hits including a two run double, while Torre misplayed a ball leading to another two runs for Houston. Cloninger struggles after Morgan’s leadoff homer as the Braves relinquish a 2-1 lead.
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Bob Aspromonte
Houston Astros
Milwaukee Braves
Aspromonte
Milwaukee
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Ron Brand
Joe Torre
Torres
Cloninger
Astros
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Lee Maye
Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
Wynn
Rusty Staub
Clay Carroll
Brand
Torre
Crollinger
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Maye
Alou
Mathews
E—Bond
Bousian
Hr—Morgan
S—Aiou
Bruce
Carroll
McKinley to Play Doubles in Davis Cup Opener
Captain George MacCall announces Chuck McKinley will compete only in doubles for this week’s Davis Cup zone matches against Canada and the United States. The Davis Cup ties begin Friday with McKinley partnering in the doubles.
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