Hinton homer lifts Indians in 10th to beat Twins
Chuck Hinton opened the 10th with a solo homer off Al Worthington, giving Cleveland a 5-4 win over Minnesota in the opener of a three game set. The victory ties Cleveland for second place with Chicago, one-half game behind the Twins, in a crowd of 66,948 at Municipal Stadium. Duke Sims tied the game earlier with his first major league homer as a pinch hitter, while Bernie Allen sparked Minnesota’s lead with a two-run rally in the seventh.
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Cubs Defeat Braves 6-1 at Ballou Park in Baseball Win
Cubs win 6-1 over Milwaukee Braves at Ballou Park behind Cal Koonce and Lindy McDaniel. Clemens homer sparked two three-run innings as Braves drop to third place in NL, with Beckett, Aaron, Torre contributing for Milwaukee.
Piney Forest versus Fairview softball results and standings
Softball results from Piney Forest, Riverside, Piedmont, Commonwealth, and Virginia Field show multiple games with tied and decisive outcomes. Key pitchers include C. Scott, B. Short, McDowell, Fisher, Handy, Nance, and Martin, with Umpire or venue notes at LDS and TOA fields.
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Market Garden Field lineup throws mix of names
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Bosox and Orioles Split Twin Bill in Baltimore
Boston clubs Baltimore for a 4-2 win in game two to split the doubleheader. Bob Tillman belts a homer and four doubles for the Red Sox while Felix Mantilla drives in runs to extend his RBI lead. Baltimore had won 10 of 11, taking the opener 4-1 behind John Miller in his first start since a recall, with Dick Hall providing relief.
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Extra large bonus lands Devito with Orioles
Stamford High School first baseman Danny Devito, 18, signed by the Baltimore Orioles for a substantial cash bonus. The contract, signed Monday, reportedly exceeds 301000 dollars in the American League team’s deal.
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IChisox Flirting With Lead Amid Slump and Injuries
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez remains hopeful as a late May stretch shows the team one game behind the lead with Minnesota. Hitting slumps from Floyd Robinson and John Romano, plus injuries to Romano and Pizarro and Peters’ uneven starts, threaten the status. Lopez notes four players must rebound to regain the advantage. Gil Hodges hedge remains, maintaining faith in a pennant race with the Yankees still the benchmark.
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Phillies Rally Tops Astros 7 2 in Night Game
Richie Allen delivered a two run single and Tony Gonzalez hit an inside the park homer as Philadelphia erased a 2 1 deficit with five runs in the seventh. Gonzalez, Rojas and Callison each had three hits as the Phillies outhit Houston 12 8 for the win. Chris Short improved to 8 6 with Gary Wagner finishing.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes and Races
Bowling results list multiple teams and individual scores at Riverside Lanes led by Domestic Engineers and Breakers League with scores ranging from 132 to 220. The report continues with a note on a horse protection contract in Britain as Securicor secures a three year, $125000 annual deal for the Jockey Club to guard horses amid doping disputes.
Top Ten Rojas Ph National League Highlights
In the National League top players perform across positions with notable names like Mays of San Francisco and Stargell of Pittsburgh leading batting and RBIs. Pitchers such as Koufax and Johnson show strong seasons, with several tied statistics and standout performances across teams.
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Atlanta Group To Continue Plans For AFL Grid Team
New York reports AFL assistant commissioner Wm Woodard said Commissioner Joe Foss contacted Cox Broadcasting Co. about Atlanta franchise plans. Woodard called the Cox group the strongest bidder for the Atlanta AFL franchise, granted for 7.5 million dollars on June 7 by the AFL expansion committee.
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Dodgers Assign Al Ferrara To Spokane Farm Club
Outfielder Al Ferrara, arrested for suspected drunken driving, is sent to the Spokane farm club of the Dodgers. Spokesman cites his 179 batting average as partly the reason and notes a plea of no contest and $276 bail forfeiture. Ferrara departs for Spokane. trial set August 25 in Seattle on unrelated basketball fixing charges for Leo Casale.
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Russians Skip Henley Regatta as Americans Rise
Russians abstain from the Royal Henley Regatta in England this year. The Soviet crew that won the Grand Challenge Cup for eights last year will stay home to compete in Russian regional championships, while the American challenge grows larger.
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Angels Triumph 3-0 Over Tigers Behind Brunet Gem
DETROIT AP George Brunet held Detroit hitless for six innings and finished with a three to zero win as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Tigers. Vic Power hit his first homer of the year and drove in two runs on four singles that sparked a two run sixth inning. Brunet, a former Detroit farmhand, earned his 11th big league victory despite a career dotted with moves across clubs.
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Yankees Split Doubleheader Against A's
Yankees win 4-2 in seven inning rally with Bobby Richardson driving in a run and Tom Tresh belting a eighth inning homer to split the doubleheader with Kansas City The opener went to Oakland 6-2 as Wayne Causey Ken Harrelson and Rene Lachmann led a 12 hit attack against four Yankee pitchers The A's erased a 2-1 deficit after Fred Talbot left and Phil Linz and Clete Boyer were involved in the seventh inning sequence
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International Trot arrival for Hans B from England
Hans B a 8 year old gelding arrived from England to compete in the $100,000 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway on July 10. He was leased by Lord Geoffrey Langford from Noel Simpson of New Zealand as a replacement for Gay Lynn, England's first entry which was injured.
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Scores Roundup From AMERICAN LEAGUE Summary
Kansas City beat New York 62 to 2 4 in nightcap. Baltimore defeats Boston 4 to 1 4. Minnesota wins 4 10 innings. Los Angeles 3 Detroit 0. Washington at Chicago postponed due to rain.
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Reds Sweep Twins? Reds Rally to Second in NL
Cincinnati Reds sweep a twi night doubleheader over St Louis 4-2 to move into second place in the National League after also winning the opener 5-4. Tommy Harper and Leo Cardenas produced key hits as Don Pavletich and Frank Robinson homered in game one, while Bob Gibson took the loss in relief for St Louis.
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Shook and Sorenson Lead First Round in Women’s Golf
Patti Shook and Carol Sorenson advanced in the 21st Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament at Florida. Shook defeated Rayleen Tipton 4 and 2. Sorenson beat Brenda High 4 and 3 after tying for medal with 275 on the 6,098 yard par 73 course. Albers beat Campbell 4 and 3. Glasgow edged Barker in 19 holes with sudden death. Kazmierski beat Nordstrom 1 up. Wednesday quarterfinals feature Shook vs Glasgow and Sorenson vs Wilhoite. 36 hole final Friday.
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Phillies sign Del Wilber Jr. to Class A Florida State League assignment
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of 19 year old Del Wilber Jr., son of the former major league catcher. The young third baseman, from St. Louis, was their eighth pick in the recent free agent draft. He just completed his sophomore year at Purdue University and will be assigned to Miami of the Class A Florida State League.
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Grand National to be run at Aintree in 1966
London officials of Aintree race track said the Grand National Steeplechase would be held there again in 1966. Three appeal court judges ruled last month that current owners cannot sell the Liverpool course for housing. The decision is under appeal to the House of Lords, but management will proceed with the race for one more year regardless of the final outcome.
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Golf Coaches Elect New NCAA Leaders in Knoxville
Charlies Finger of Stanford was elected president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Association to succeed Stan Wood of USC. Dick McGuire of New Mexico was chosen first vice president, Joe Boyle of Penn State second vice president, and Vick Kelley of UCLA reelected secretary treasurer.
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A's Sign Five Young Players For Farm Clubs
Kansas City Athletics announce the signing of five young players from the recent draft. Pitchers James Bunker Weymouth MA and Victor Majewski New York. first baseman Craig Gambs Richmond CA. third baseman High Britton University of Richmond. catcher James Blakeney Hattiesburg MS. Bunker to Wytheville Appalachian League, Majewski to Shelby Western Carolina League, Britton to St Cloud Northern League, Blakeney to Burlington Midwest League. Gambs assignment not announced.
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Jazy to race Clarke in Melun two mile event
Michel Jazy of France who set a 3 53.5 mile time two weeks earlier will race Ron Clarke of Australia, the world record holder in the 5 000 and 10 000 meters, in Melun Wednesday night in a two mile race. Bob Schul holds the world two mile mark at 8 26 4. Clarke secured Australian AAU approval by telephone from Sydney. Jazy postponed a vacation to take on the Australian.
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Colts Punter Gilburg Signs For Fourth NFL Season
AP reports Tom Gilburg signed with the Baltimore Colts for his fourth NFL season and a strong shot at reclaiming the No. 1 punter role. Joe Don Looney was traded to Detroit after taking the kicking job that season.
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