Dodgers Top Braves 10 6 Behind Drysdale Victory
Don Drysdale won his fourth decision as Los Angeles battered Atlanta 10-6 on Monday night. He scattered nine hits, drove in a run with a double, and allowed three homers while the Dodgers piled up 16 safeties including Maury Wills homer, Tommy Davis and John Roseboro three hits each. Joe Torre, Mack Jones, and Denis Menke homered for the Braves.
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Standings at Riverside and Stonewall Jackson venues
Local standings show teams Oye House Bleachery and Dress at Riverside Field with records 5 5 and 12 2, plus Slow Pitch results at Stonewall Jackson and Ballou Park. Notable pairings list Hednett Scearce Thomas Shumate Taylor and Belcher Robertson Shields Williams Clifton among scorers.
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Devon Show: Rodney Jenkins Wins Regular Working Hunter
Rodney Jenkins of Warrenton Virginia won the regular working hunter class at the Devon show. He rode Not Always, owned by Peggy Steinman of Philadelphia, to receive the Cherry Knoll Challenge trophy. Academy Award, owned by Mrs. M. P. Ripley of Millbrook New York, earned blue ribbons in two green conformation hunter classes.
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Twins Rally Past Orioles to Split Doubleheader
At St Paul Minnesota Bernie Allen belted a tie breaking two run homer in the eighth and Harmon Killebrew added two solo shots as Minnesota topped Baltimore 7 4 completing a day night split. Orioles won the opener 5 1 behind Dave Johnson four straight singles and homers by Woody Held and Andy Etchebarren. Steve Barber won his third decision and Stu Miller worked six singles in relief.
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Angels Sweep Twin Bill Over Indians to Lengthen skid
California Angels defeated Cleveland 4-3 and 5-1 as Jim Fregosi and Bobby Knoop hit decisive home runs. Minnie Rojas earned the second game win in his major league debut with Dean Chance and relief. Pedro Gonzalez drove in two Cleveland runs, while Lee Stange added a single.
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Dennis McLain Helps Tigers Beat Kansas City 5-2
Dennis McLain pitched Ford with seven strikeouts and five walks as Detroit defeated Kansas City 5-2. Norm Cash hit a two run homer in the first, Phil Roof doubled in the fifth driving in Ed Charles and Ken Harrelson, and Gates Brown scored on a Wert double.
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Cepeda Paces 3-1 Card Win Over Astros
Orlando Cepeda powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 win over the Houston Astros behind a three hit night including his eighth homer two doubles and a single Cepeda scored twice and drove in two as Bob Gibson earned the win improving to 6 5 Gibson allowed three hits and struck out seven for St Louis Dick Farrell took the loss with three runs allowed on seven hits for Houston The Cardinals won their third straight in a midday interleague contest played in St Louis
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Giants Rout Reds 8-4 on 12 hits in Cincinnati
San Francisco beat Cincinnati 8-4 behind Ray Sadecki five hitter. Willie McCovey opened with a ninth homer in the second, Tom Haller added a two run shot, and Willie Mays and Jim Davenport drove in runs. Sadecki notched his first complete game since joining the Giants, despite four walks. Reds starter Milt Pappas allowed seven hits before leaving in the fourth. Tammy Harper added a seventh inning homer for San Francisco.
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Creme de la Creme wins Jersey Derby at Garden State Park
Creme de la Creme drives past a late surge by Indulto to win the $137,900 Jersey Derby for 3-year-olds at Garden State Park in 1:49 3-5. Jockey Don Brumfield, aboard Olympia, secured a two length victory over Indulto with Fathers Image third and Michigan Avenue fourth as a crowd of 44,668 watched. The winner earned $89,635 of the purse. owner Millard Waldheim plans Chicago for the Arlington Classic.
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Marr Wins One Stroke Over Player at Firestone Round of Champions
Dave Marr, defending PGA champion, opened with a four stroke lead on the Firestone layout and finished 37 33 70 to edge Gary Player by one stroke in the National Golf Day event. Player fought back, with a late bogey on 15 and a tough run on the back nine, while Marr captured the $10,000 first prize and Player earned $5,000 as NBC televised the final holes.
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Demolition Derby at Danville Fairgrounds Tonight
The area Sertoma Clubs sponsor a Demolition Derby at the Danville Fairgrounds tonight. About 50 cars, the largest local field yet, compete with the final survivor winning 100 dollars. A Powder Puff Derby for women drivers and several heat races are planned. Money supports the Speech and Hearing Clinic building project. Admission adults one dollar, children fifty cents.
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Simpson clocks fifth sub four mile at British Games lead
Alan Simpson ran the mile in 3:58.4 at the British Games on Monday to post his fifth sub four minute mile. He surged past with 500 yards to go, finishing 20 yards ahead of John Whetton who was timed in 4:01.4, with Ray Roseman third in 4:05.0.
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