Dodgers top Giants as Koufax notches 13th win of season
Los Angeles defeats San Francisco 9 to 3 behind Sandy Koufax, who becomes the majors first 13 game winner. John Roseboro drives in five runs with a homer and single, Jim Gilliam adds three RBIs with a homer and a single. Maury Wills adds four singles and steals his 46th base. Cap Peterson homers and doubles for the Giants, while Bob Shaw suffers the loss on his 32nd birthday.
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Jim Gilliam
Sandy Koufax
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Bob Shaw
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Shaw
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Wills
Ron Fairly
Ron Herbel
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J.alou
Davis
Mays
McCovey
Roseborn
Hart
Parker
Peterson
Johnson
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Bbso Koufax
Lefty Billy Hoeft Bought by Cubs From Farm Team
Chicago AP Billy Hoeft a 13 season major league pitcher was purchased by the Chicago Cubs Tuesday from Salt Lake City club in the Pacific Coast League. Salt Lake City signed Hoeft as a free agent this year and he has a 3-5 record in 118 innings of relief work. He owns a major league mark of 94-95 in stints with the Tigers Red Sox Orioles Giants and Braves. To make room for Hoeft, the Cubs sent right-hander Jack Warner to Salt Lake.
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Billy Hoeft
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Salt Lake City
Hoeft
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Salt Lake
Softball Results at Woodrow Wilson and Riverside Field
Baseball style scores show Woodrow Wilson games with Poteat Simpkins Blair Brown and Rebels Southwestern Life Bemolay Lunsford Wiles Gilley Ronsley Franks Reynolds Hodnett Gosney Church of God Main Baptist Fowler Chattin Nester Bass Ringgold Ford Clark Kirks Nance Martin West End Field AllStars Stokesland Meth Ferry Road Ludwick Martin Ross Wilkerson.
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Church of God
Fowler
Chattin
Nester
Bass
Stokesland Meth
Ferry Road
Ludwick
Martin
Ross and Wilkerson
Kelso Rebounds To Finish Third At Monmouth Park
Kelso the famed gelding with nearly two million in earnings returned at Monmouth Park finishing third behind Cachito and Communique in a six furlong allowance. Cachito nosed Communique with Kelso half a length back. Cachito paid 37.40 17.40 6.80. Trainer Carl Hanford eyed the Diamond State Stakes at Delaware Park July 10 as Kelso’s next start.
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N.J
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Monmouth Park
Cachito
Communique
Washington D.C
Bill Boland
Powhatan Stable
Carl Hanford
Delaware Park
Sacred River
Genlies Pride
Tuscaloe
Genies Pride
Harry Hatcher
Babe Ruth League at Market Garden Field update
Fragmentary notes list players Ferrell Smith Carter Payne Heady Long Alderson Owen Butler Wallace Davis Patton Williams and Jesse Jones with Coca-Cola and Civitan mentions. Readable details limited. unclear teams, dates, or outcomes.
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Coca-Cola
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Smith
Carter
Payne
Heady
Civitan Ely Eee
Jesse Jones
Owen
Butler
Wallace
Davis
Patton
Williams
Six Year Old Chess Prodigy Astonishes Veterans in Moscow
MOSCOW AP Tass reports a six year old Georgian boy named Zurab Sofia who has wowed top players including Botvinnik Flohr Gaprindashvili Smyslov Tal and Keres. He excels in chess and math and recently beat regional tournament winners. He reads Georgian and Russian, does quick mental arithmetic, and plans to enter first form next year while also playing football.
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Gali
Mikhail Botvinnik
Szalo Flohr
Oena Gaprindashvili
Zurab Sofia
Vasily Smyslov
Mikhail Tal
Paul Keres
Lavrenti Sofia
Zu Rab Sofia
Botvinnik
Phillies Beat Cardinals 4-1 Behind Belinsky Homers
Tony Gonzalez Johnny Callison and Dick Stuart powered a 4-1 Phillies win as Bo Belinsky allowed six hits for his third victory. St Louis tallied in the sixth on Bill White’s single and Buchek’s double before scoring on a groundout.
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Tony Gonzalez
Johnny Callison
Dick Stuart
Bo Belinsky
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Callison
Cookie Rojas
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Belinsky
Bob Purkey
Richie Allen
Johnny Briggs
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Jerry Buchek
Louis
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Atyaist
Pirates Sign Two Players and Assign to Salem
Pittsburg Pirates signed two players Tuesday and ordered both to report to Salem Va. for the Appalachian Rookie League. Gregory Marotz 20 year old right handed pitcher from Oak Park Illinois was the 23rd draft choice signed of 41 picks by the Pirates in the recent draft. Steve Coley 21 year old outfielder from Landrum South Carolina bats and throws right handed also signed. No bonus details disclosed.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Salem
Gregory Marotz
Oak Park
Ill
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Colgate
Steve Coley
Landrum
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Dodgers recall LeJohn from Albuquerque Dodgers
Don LeJohn a 30 year old player coach for the Albuquerque Dodgers in the Texas League was recalled by the Los Angeles Dodgers. He is the second leading hitter in the Texas League with a .392 average and will report to the Dodgers who travel to Chicago for a doubleheader tomorrow.
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LeJohn
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Harvard Heavyweight Crew Faces Vesper at Henley Regatta
Harvard Heavyweight Crew meets Olympic champions Vesper Boat Club in the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta. Vesper, aging boat with a leak, eyes rest day before Thursday’s race. Harvard, favored to upset, seeks to challenge the Americans amid strong international lines.
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Henley Royal Regatta
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River Thames
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Allen Rosenberg
Rosenberg
John Ankovic
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Germany
Ratzeburger
U.S
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Phillips Academy of
Cronin Disallows Protest By A's
President Joe Cronin blocked Kansas City Athletics protest over a Detroit game on June 20. In the then fourth inning with two outs, Jerry Lumpe grounded to the pitcher and a double play attempt followed a dropped ball by Bert Campaneris. Fehr Stevens’ overrule upheld the safe call. Cal Drummond had ruled the runner out before the overturn.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Kansas City
Haywood Sullivan
Tigers
Athletics
Jerry Lumpe
Bert Campaneris
Cal Drummond
Fehr Stevens
Drummond
Cronin
Stevens
Mystery over penalties for Gerry Lindgren defiance
HAMILTON N Y AP The fate of Gerry Lindgren after defying an NCAA order remains unsettled as Colgate athletic director Everett D Barnes says no penalties are planned and Washington State must enforce NCAA rules. Barnes reaffirmed the NCAA position while Lindgren heads to Europe after a world six mile record tied with Billy Mills.
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N.Y
Gerry Lindgren
Everett D. Barnes
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Barnes
Associated Press
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Calif
AAU
U.S
Billy Mills
Mills
Russia
Kiev
Stan Bates
Pullman
Wash
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