Giants Rally Past Dodgers In 12th To Seize Runnerup Spot
Jim Davenport delivered a run scoring bloop single with no outs in the 12th inning lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 7-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in a battle between pennant contenders. The win moved the Giants into second place, one game behind the NL leaders as Warren Giles banned Juan Marichal from the trip after the earlier bat swinging incident with Roseboro. Frank Linzy started the decisive rally, with Howie Reed and Marty Alou contributing, Willie Mays walked intentionally, and Davenport’s single brought home Alou for the winning run. Roseboro’s earlier homer and Hart and Haller power helped the Dodgers briefly lead before the late rally. The crowd of 53,581 watched a tense clash featuring Spahn for the Giants and Drysdale for the Dodgers.
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Standings and Tuesday MLB games from the American League
The American League standings show Minnesota 8-3, Kansas City 6-4, Cleveland 4-4, Baltimore 2-6, New York 1-2, Chicago 2-4, Los Angeles 1-3. Boston 4-3, Detroit 3-?. Tuesday games include Baltimore at New York, Boston at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, only games scheduled.
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Packers Emphasize Goal Line Drills After Browns Win
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi focused on goal line plays in Monday practice after the 30-14 exhibition victory over Cleveland. Lombardi also drilled passing techniques while star back Bob Jeter sat out with a cracked rib and was expected to miss at least a week. No other injuries were reported.
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Champion Saldivar to defend title with mismatched gloves
Vicente Saldivar world featherweight champion will defend vs Howard Winstone using mismatched gloves after Mexican gloves exceeded the six ounce limit. Officials weighed the gear and Saldivar selected a British right glove from one pair and a smaller left from another, kept safe until fight night.
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Tiger-Cats Beat Alouettes To Lead East Standings
Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated the Montreal Alouettes 17 to 2 to regain sole possession of first in the Eastern Conference. The win, their fifth in six starts, puts Hamilton on 10 points, two ahead of the Ottawa Rough Riders.
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Malicious Spoils Kelso In Aqueduct Stakes Bid
Malicious a Greentree Stable four year old led from the start to win the $108,200 Aqueduct Stakes at Aqueduct. Kelso finished fourth as Pluck from Cain Hoy Stable edged Roman Brother by a nose for second. Hill Rise and Smart and Grenacle followed. Malicious earned $70,330, Kelso’s earnings rose to $1,959,554, and the crowd numbered 68,558.
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Astros Rally Past Cubs 2-1 On Wynn's Disputed Homer
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell held Chicago to five hits as the Astros beat the Cubs 2-1. Jim Wynn crushed a disputed two-run homer in the sixth after Joe Morgan singled and stole second, turning a 1-0 deficit into a lead. Farrell earned his 10th win while Larry Jackson took the loss despite a complete game.
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Meadow Court Favored In St Leger Race At Doncaster
Meadow Court the 1 to 3 favorite in the St Leger at Doncaster. The horse, Irish Derby and King George winner, is owned by Bing Crosby with Max Bell and Frank McMahon. Crosby and owners will sit in the royal box.
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Lyall Smith Joins Front Office Staff of Detroit Lions
Lyall Smith long time Detroit Free Press sports editor and columnist resigns to join the Lions front office as administrative aide to owner William Clay Ford and chief public relations for Detroit’s NFL entry. He signs a three year contract. dates and terms remain undisclosed.
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Dallas racer Watus Simpson wins AAHA world final
Watus Simpson of Dallas wins top money of 2590 dollars in the America Hot Rod Association world championship record runs at Smithfield Texas. He clocked a 7.35 second quarter mile in the pro event, beating the recognized drag race record.
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Torre and Carty Spark Braves to Doubleheader Sweep
Milwaukee ties Cincinnati for second in the league after a 3-1 win in the nightcap and a 4-2 victory in the first game. Joe Torre delivered a bases loaded single to spark a three run third inning in game two, while Rico Carty drove in three runs in the opener with a double and a homer. Hank Fischer earned the win in game one with relief help from Phil Niekro, and Wade Blasingame won the second game as Milwaukee moved two games behind the Dodgers in the NL race. The Mets were swept in Milwaukee, finishing the series without a win.
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Vikings Drop Jim Young From NFL Waiver List
Minnesota Vikings remove rookie Jim Young of Queen's University from the NFL waiver list after another club claimed him. The team will waive another player to stay at 43 players but did not disclose who. Young, CFL top draft pick, joined the Vikings as a free agent and passed up his final college year.
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Tigers Buy Redmond From Detroit Farm Club
The Detroit Tigers purchased outfielder Wayne Redmond from the Montgomery farm club on Monday.
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A's Swap Victories With League Leading Minnesota
In Kansas City, Santiago Rosario hit a ninth inning sacrifice fly to give the Athletics a 4-3 win and a split with AL leader Minnesota after the Twins won the opener 8-6. Two games featured six pitchers, with notable baserunning and late rallies as KC trimmed the series lead of Minnesota.
Saldivar Faces Winstone In Featherweight Title Bout
Mexican world featherweight champion Saldivar defends his crown against British and European champion Howard Winstone at Earl's Court Stadium Tuesday night before a record crowd. Show telecast across UK and Europe with 30000 watching via venues and satellite. Winstone, 26, lacks a solid right hand after a factory accident but uses speed and left work to pressure. Saldivar, 22, has 26 career fights with one loss that was reversed.
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Prudhomme Wins Second National Hot Rod Crown
Don Prudhomme of Granada Hills California won his second straight NHRA national title at Indianapolis Raceway Park with a 7.505 second top fuel run at 207.33 mph. He defeated Tommy Ivo of Burbank while Indiana driver Phil Hobbs won the AA gas crown marking the Hoosiers first national title. Police reported 86 arrests during the meet for minor offenses.
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