Indians Outlast Red Sox 8-5 to Take AL Lead
Max Alvis collected three hits including a two run homer as Cleveland rallied past Boston 8-5 to seize sole possession of first in the American League. The Indians built a four run third inning with doubles by Colavito and Wagner and a sacrifice fly by Gonzalez, while Alvis added a third hit and stole second base. Ralph Terry earned the win with relief from McMahon after Petrocelli homered for Boston. Horton belted a three run shot for the Red Sox.
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Tony Horton
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Pete Rozelle Mourns Death Of Jack Mara
New York AP Pete Rozelle the NFL commissioner released a statement after learning of Jack Mara president of the New York Giants death. He called Mara a man of high principles who helped carry the league through its formative years and said his loss is felt across all sports.
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Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Jack Mara
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Tim
Jack
Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Tima Mara
Halas
Favorite Speedy Scot Draws Rail In American Trotting
Westbury New York roosevelt Raceway hosts the $50,000 American Trotting Championship with Speedy Scot defending as the favorite from the rail. Mac Lad will start second, while Speedy Rodney Big John Bracketed and other entries include Speedy Count Dream High Express Rodney and Martini TI.
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Castleton Farm
Speedy Scot
Roosevelt Raceway
Mac Lad
Speedy Rodney
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Speedy Count
Dream High
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Mixed Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
Weathered notes reveal National League results with Los Angeles and San Francisco, plus Cincinnati ties with Pittsburgh in 16 innings. American League tallies show Cleveland, Minnesota, Chicago, and Baltimore leading. Wednesday night games list matchups and pitchers for several doubleheaders and night contests.
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Compromise Reached In Stadium Feud In Philadelphia
AP reports a deal ending the stadium dispute gives the Eagles a 10 year exclusive lease with two 10 year city options. Judge Gold and an advisory panel will meet again to lock terms. AFL commissioner Joe Foss indicated potential league interest if Franklin Field use is secured for 10 years.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Common Pleas Court
Joseph EB. Gold
Jerry Wolman
Little League at Commonwealth Field results and players named
At Commonwealth Field standings show Oibrell Tolbs Williams and A. Duquette plus Groff Kotetec and Ford Newman Vaughn Wells Morotock and Jaycees with C. Aherton Grubb Compton Yeatts. Piedmony Kiwanis and Rotary clubs feature Haraway Clayton Lunsford Stallings Haley Hines Brown and Daly among others in multiple matchups.
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Pirates Edge Reds in Marathon 2 1 to Open Doubleheader
Roberto Clemente delivered the game winning run with a two out single in the 16th inning as the Pirates beat the Reds 2 1 in a four hour 19 minute first game. Manny Mota drew a walk to start the 16th and Bill McCool was relieved before Clemente’s center field single. Sammy Ellis held Pittsburgh to four hits through 14 innings, with Bill Mazeroski's seventh inning double the Pirates’ lone hit until the 16th.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Manny Mota
Bill McCool
Don Schwall
Bob Bailey
Mota
Bill Virdon
Pete Rose
Clemente
Sammy Ellis
Pirates
Ellis
Bill Mazeroski
Tommy Harper
Rose
Gene Alley
Bailey
Cincinnat
Harper
Braves Win Over Mets 8-6 on Errors and Slugging
Milwaukee overturns a 4-4 tie with three unearned runs in the sixth and seventh inning aided by Mets misplays. Ed Matthews homered and doubled, Gene Oliver tied the game, while Rico Carty and Frank Bolling scored on miscues as the Braves snap a four game skid in New York.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Lewis
Chuck Hiller
New York Mets
Braves
Ed Mathews
Warren Spahn
Mike de la Haz
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Mathews
Dennis Menke
Hiller
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Jim Mick
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Torre
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Pro Sports Antitrust Bill Clears First Hurdle
Washington AP. A bill to exempt the sports aspects of professional baseball football basketball and hockey from antitrust laws advanced from the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee to the full Judiciary Committee. It would preserve baseball unlike other sports while extending protection in team dealings. boxing regulation also moved forward with a proposed national boxing commissioner. The measure cites CBS's Yankees purchase and notes debates on recruiting college athletes and weekend football TV bans.
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Judiciary Committee
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New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Supreme Court
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Yankees
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Justice Department
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Sonny Liston
Liston
Lewiston
Maine
Harvey clinches second straight CGA Amateur title
Bill Harvey of Greensboro North Carolina captured his second consecutive CGA Carolina Amateur Golf Championship at Spring Valley Country Club beating Billy Womack of Florence South Carolina 5 and 3 in a 33 hole final. Harvey led 3 under par 69 to Womack 70 after 18 holes and pulled away with steady play closing on the 33rd with a par as Womack three putted.
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Harvey
Billy Womack
Florence
CGA
Spring Valley Country Club
Womack
Harvie Ward
Tarboro
N.C
Whitworth Dominates Money List Ahead of USGA Open
Kathy Whitworth leads the money race with 11,675 earnings and a 72.51 scoring average after 13 LPGA events. The USGA Women's Open, at Atlantic City Country Club, runs Thursday through Sunday in Northfield New Jersey with Whitworth and Wright topping the standings.
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Kathy Whitworth
United States Golf Association
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Miss Whitworth
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield
N.J
Mickey i Wright
Sandra Haynie
Marlene Hagge
Clifford Ann Creed
Marilynn Smith
Betsy Rawls
Carel Man
Jo Ann Prentice
Mary Mills
Two Errors Aid Senators In 2-1 Win
Washington capitalized on two eighth inning errors to beat the New York Yankees 2-1 after Frank Howard's seventh inning homer broke up Al Downing no hit bid. The Yankees tied in the eighth on Richardsons double and McMullen error, then gave it away in the bottom half as Camilli and Brinkman produced the decisive run. Narum allowed five hits in a quality start for Washington.
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Frank Howard
al Downing
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Ken McMullen
Clete Boyer
Doug Camilli
Downing
Camilli
Bob Chance
Ed Brinkman
Brinkman
Buster Narum
Howard
Ken Hamlin
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Qualifying Trials Set for Firecracker 400 Week at Daytona
Qualifying at Daytona International Speedway begins today to select post positions for the 40 car Firecracker 400 on July 4. More than 50 late model stock cars compete for a $58,000 purse with top two qualifiers earning inside and outside pole spots. Notables include A J Foyt, Junior Johnson, Marvin Panch, and Ned Jarrett as the field aims to reset speeds after last year’s record 172.678 mph by Darel Dieringer.
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A. J. Foyt
Junior Johnson
Marvin Panch
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Ned Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
Earl Balmer
Buck Baker
Fred Lorenzen
Foyt
Eagles Buy Clyde Thomas From Wheeling UFL
Philadelphia Eagles announce the purchase of halfback Clyde Thomas from Wheeling West Virginia of the United Football League. Thomas previously played a season with Vancouver in the Canadian League.
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National Football League
Clyde Thomas
Wheeling
W. Va
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Vancouver
Russians Take Early Lead in Deaf Games Medal Rush
At the 10th International Games for the Deaf in Washington, Antonina Bubnova of the Soviet Union led with two golds in the women's 100 meter dash and long jump as the USSR collected four golds on day one. Hungary added two golds in swimming and field events while the United States swept the men's 100 meter dash and claimed other podium spots.
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Antonina Bubnova
Russia
Soviet Union
Miss Bubnova
Hungary
United States
Leonid Djourouk
Thomas Hewes
Riverside
Calif
Karl Nygaard
Verona
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Pete Davis
Berkeley
U.S
Edward Wright
Miami
Wright
Davis
Tatiana Smirnova
Victor Demanov
Laszlo Kollar
Canada
Finland
Teuvo Suutari
A. J. Marshall
David Oglethorpe
Poland
Josefa Czerwinska
Marie Amato
Norristown
Veronica Kleczka
Curt Blefary Delivers Clutch Hit In Orioles 3 2 Win
Curt Blefary singles home the deciding run as the Baltimore Orioles edge the opponent 3-2. The game features home runs by Mays, Stargell, Santo and Torre with standout pitching and batting contributions from Banks, Johnson, Robinson and others.
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Torre
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Cincinnati
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Farrell
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Cardwell
Two-Run Rally Lifts Orioles Past Tigers 3-2
In Baltimore, Curt Blefary delivered a two-run single in the eighth inning to cap a rally after Detroit led 2-1 on John Sullivan’s two-run homer. Brooks Robinson tied the game with a fourth-inning run plus an earlier sacrifice as Baltimore bullpen master Stu Miller earned the win.
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John Orsino
Brooks Robinson
Wickersham
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John Sullivan
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Summertime League
Scores from Riverside Lanes show Char Colettes 4 Goodson 179 and J Judy Beuttner 192 for WDBVA 1 Jackson 18. Nurses McCraw 171, Brisk Inc Ausfin and Southwestern Ins Keessee 179, Hilltop Texaco Kellis 177, Domestic Engineers L M Hite Allgood 144, Switchovers House 144 and T Brown 147, Dishrage Horsley 152, Halt and Half Barker 197, Virginie Mixed Couples Ballou Park Gulf Farthing 112, Harrys Place D Compton 123, Brentwood Amoco Davidson 120, Richmond Oil J Pearson 121.
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Dixie Youth League Pepsi-Cola Score Report at Recreation Center
Readable fragments show team names and player mentions such as Moore Mant Ware Osborne Haymore Hyler Hutcherson Jones Reynolds Willis E Conner and H Conner. Scores appear mixed with odd numbers and codes 620 000-21 01222-770 tailises 200 78-123.
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Ware
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Hyler
Pate
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Jones
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Willis
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H. Conner
Pete the four year old bowler shocks city
Oklahoma City reports on Pete im-Pete Thomas, a four year old who tips the scales at 45 pounds and averages 115 over six games. He began bowling at 28 months, took the sport seriously by age three, starting with a ten pound ball and now using a fourteen pound ball.
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Oklahoma City
Pete
Thomas
Walt Chamberlain Leaves Basketball for Pro Boxing
New York AP reports star center Walt Chamberlain will retire from professional basketball with the Philadelphia 76ers within two weeks to train as a heavyweight. He will study under boxing mentor Cus D'Amato, known for guiding Floyd Patterson and Jose Torres. Chamberlain could not be reached for comment.
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New York
Walt Chamberlain
Frank Gifford
Gifford
CBS
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 1Éers
Cas D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Jose Torres
D’amato
Beattie Accepts Three-Year U.S. Alpine Ski Coach Post
The Denver Post reports Bob Beattie will coach the U.S. Alpine ski team full time under a three year contract, leaving his Colorado University post. Beattie led the U.S. team at Innsbruck and at Vail last winter, where the team placed third in both events.
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Denver Post
Bob Beattie
U.S
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Innsbruck
Vail
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