Giants Rally Past Cubs as Marichal Wins 13th Game
Juan Marichal yielded 10 hits including three homers but became the first major league pitcher to win 13 games this season as San Francisco erased a 4-3 deficit with a seven inning burst and beat Chicago 9-7. Banks Hart Hundley Browne each homered for Chicago, Santo injured, Mays Davenport and Hart highlighted the offense for San Francisco.
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Pirates Sign Four More Farm Club Players
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signing of four draft picks. Robin Porter 20 catcher outfielder Midlothian Virginia Wilbert Murphy 18 outfielder McCloud California Gene Clines 19 outfielder Richmond California and James Minshall 18 pitcher Newport Rye 6 foot 6 were signed. Porter Murphy and Clines were assigned to Salem Virginia in the Appalachian League while Minshall went to the Salem training camp for further assignment.
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Cleveland daily double payoff tops this year's totals
A Cleveland area track paid out the highest daily double this year to 10 patrons Tuesday. The $1,385.20 payoff came from Claudia at $18 in the first race and Dixie land at $67.20 in the second race, both on a two-race combination.
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Coast Guard probes cause of fatal hydroplane wrecks
In Washington a pusher blade sheered off the Miss Bardahl during the President's Cup regatta. Ron Musson, Rex Manchester, and Don Wilson died as two boats Nosetucker collided. The Coast Guard investigates wreck causes while coroner records list accidental deaths and note ruptured heart for Wilson. Musson and Manchester deaths cited from neck injuries.
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Suit To Compel Cubs To Install Lights Dismissed
CHICAGO AP A suit to compel the Chicago Cubs to install lights at Wrigley Field the only major league park without night baseball was dismissed in Circuit Court. Judge Covelli ruled equity cannot interfere with business operations. Cubs' plan to use lights only to finish day games or for football was cited. The Cubs compete with movies centers and TV time. last place Cubs have won 20 of 61 NL games.
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Softball results at Stonewall Jackson and nearby parks
In Stonewall Jackson results the National Guard defeated W. Rock Fal 8 to 6 with Young, Watson, Simpson, Holland and Miller contributing. Southern Life beat GW Drafts 2 to 4. Acme Feeds triumphed 2 to 5. At Ballou Park Atlantic lost 0 to 5 to Acme Feeds while Rebellons edged Link-Watson 2 to 4. At West End Field Calvary Raph won 9 to 3 over Stokes Math, and E Brethern lost 20 to 14. Jefferson and Chandler led Meat. Ferry Road saw a 7 to 5 score with Mangrum and Reid.
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Bryant collapses at Pepperdine clinic in Athletic coach hospitalized
University of Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed during a coaches clinic at Pepperdine College from exhaustion and internal bleeding. Dr. William L. Allen says a vagovagal syncopy due to an acute hemorrhagic demilit and upper intestinal bleeding caused the collapse. Bryant remains hospitalized for further evaluation with a planned Wednesday exam to determine when he may go home. Athletic director Duck Dowell recalls the moment as Bryant spoke briefly before losing consciousness and being taken to Viewpark Community Hospital.
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Robin Roberts to Stay Around Little Longer
In Houston, veteran pitcher Robin Roberts, 39, delivered seven strong innings as the Astros beat the Dodgers 4-2. He left after seven, with Mike Cuellar earning the win in relief, but Roberts appears secure on the Astro roster and voiced a desire to continue contributing to a winning team beyond chasing 300 career victories.
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Girls Dominate Wimbledon Courts As Play Opens
Wimbledon telegraphed opening day as Margaret Smith the defending champ from Australia Maria Bueno of Brazil and 13 Americans led the girls to wins. In men’s action Terry Ryan upset Nicola Pietrangeli while Tony Roche and Gene Scott advanced. Several American women and players like Billie Jean King and Nancy Richey faced early challenges as other U S victors were listed.
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Seal Beach
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Columnist Says NL Ready To Expand To 12 Teams
Washington Star columnist Mor rie Siegel reports the National League plans to expand to 12 teams next season adding Milwaukee back and Oakland while the American League considers 1968 expansion to Seattle New Orleans San Diego and Dallas. NL president Warren Giles denies plans. Cronin dismisses Siegel and notes farm teams and system development.
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Reflected Glory Wins Lindenwood Purse at Aque duct
Angel Cordero rode Reflected Glory to a neck victory in five furlongs at Aque duct race track, with Yorkville and Fort Drum close behind. Purses paid $20.60, $6.40, and $4.40 as Yorkville paid $3.20 and $2.80 and Fort Drum $4.60. Darrell Madden rode four winners at Suffolk Downs including Lane in the Ware Purse at six furlongs in 1:10 4-5, with Pinuht's Way second by two lengths and Royal Ring a further length back. Lane, the 4-5 favorite, paid $2.80, $2.60 and $2.40. Pinuht's Way paid $4.60 and $3.80. Royal Ring $5.40. Madden also won with Imagine Bolero, Base On Balls, and Tiger Stew. Silver Score led turf feature at Monmouth Park in 1:48 2-5, paying $3.40, $2.80 and $2.40. Crimson Tide paid $13 and $5. Royal Buffoon $3.40 to show. Jack Dempsey attended as guest of honor. Fragil II upset Arlington Park’s Greenbriar Purse at 30-1, in 1:37 for the mile on turf. Zipperpedium was second by 2 1/2 lengths. Murad third. Fragil II paid $62.00, $20.20, $6.66. Zipperpodium returned $5.20 and $3.00. Murad show was $2.60.
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One Big Ambition Open Champion Bill Casper Aims Masters Title
Bill Casper, two time U S Open champion from Pea-Jock Gap California, eyes the Masters as his sole big ambition in golf. He recalls nearly winning in April, explains his career consistency, and notes his move toward the Mormon Tourney after a long Open record. The article also notes a separate trotters invitation to the American Trotting Championship at Roosevelt Raceway on July 2.
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Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes And Virginia Field
Bowling results listed across multiple leagues including Summers Girls, Tittle League, Bronco League, Babe Ruth League, and Piedmont fields. Notable scores feature 217 by Landes, 223 by Williams, 233 by Adkins, and 160 by Bryant among numerous teams like Coca-Cola, Beets, and Rotary, with venues Riverside Lanes and Market Garden Field.
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