Giants hold off Reds for 4-0 win to stay four games up
In Cincinnati, Masa Murakami relieved in the sixth and shut down the Reds the rest of the way as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 4-0. The win, Giants 17th in 18 games, increased their lead to four games over idle Los Angeles with Len Gabrielson, Tom Haller, Willie Mays and Murakami delivering key moments. Bolin falls to 12-5 after a rough fifth inning, while Maloney pitches well until the late scoring.
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Cincinnati
Masamori Murakami
Bob Bolin
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Los Angeles
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Murakami
John Edwards
Jim Maloney
Gordy Coleman
Jim Hart
Len Gabrielson
Hart
Maloney
Tom Haller
Gabrielson
Haller
San Francisco
Schof
Bolin
P—Maloney
National League Night Scores and Upcoming Games Summary
National League results show San Francisco shutting out Cincinnati 4 0 and Philadelphia defeating Milwaukee 4 1. Standings list San Francisco 90 60 600 Las behind Los Angeles 86 64 47 4 Cincinnati 85 66 583, Pittsburgh 83 70 542, Milwaukee 81 9 540, Philadelphia 77 72, St. Louis 73 76 496, Chicago 68 83 -450, Houston 62 29 41 282, New York 48 04 316 43. Tuesday night games include San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Milwaukee, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, Houston at St Louis. American League results show Kansas City 8 1 Minnesota 2, Baltimore 4 California 2, Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 in 14 innings.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
End York
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Shaw
O'Toole
Koufax
Lemaster
Jackson
Cardwell
Ellsworth
Houston Zachary
Noalebart
Sadecki
Pinnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Terry
Stottlemyre
Boston
Bennett
Newman
Lopez
Washington
Richert
Duckworth
Kansas City
Sheldon
High School Coach Keeps His Word Despite Delay
St George Utah AP Dixie High School football coach Walter Brooks kept his word about visiting player Leif Turner 17 of Washington Utah who tore a ligament in a game at Henderson Nevada Friday night. Brooks fell from a horse and was carried to hospital for possible hip fracture and joined Turner at 7 30 p m for treatment.
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ST. George
Utah
Dixie
Walter Brooks
Leif Turner
Washington
Henderson
Nev
Brooks
Turner
Collegiate teams listed by a reader
A reader provided a sequence of college team names including Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Ore gon Ducks, Richmond Spiders, Colorado Buffaloes, Oregon State Beavers, Rice Owls, Maryland Terrapins. The list mixes schools across conferences and regions without context or dates.
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Spiders
Terrapins
Ducks
Horned Frogs
Buffaloes
Beavers
Texas
Christian
Oregon
Richmond
Colorado
Oregon State
Rice
Maryland
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Oregon Ducks
Richmond Spiders
Colorado Buffaloes
Oregon State Beavers
Rice Owls
Maryland Terrapins
Officials Blew Payoff Play in Georgia Alabama Clash
The Birmingham News charged that Georgia scored an 18-17 win over Alabama on an illegal touchdown with two minutes left. Key sequence: Hodgson’s knee down after catch, then a lateraled ball to Taylor for the scoring play. Bryant and Dooley defended the judgment call, noting it stayed in play and Hodgson never possessed the ball.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
Georgia
Alabama
Alf van Hoose
Kirby Moore
Pat Hodgson
Hodgson
Bob Taylor
Bulldogs
Moore
van Hoose
Taylor
Paul Bryant
Vince Dooley
Dooley
Sisk Throws Two-Hitter As Pirates Blank Mets 10-0
Tommy Sisk pitched a two-hitter for Pittsburgh in a 10-0 rout of the New York Mets. The Pirates broke the game open with six runs in the fifth after Mazeroski drove in two in the fourth. Johnny Lewis tripled in the ninth but was out attempting an inside-the-park homer. Sisk improved to 7-3 with his first complete game and first shutout of the year.
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Pittsburgh
Tommy Sisk
Pirates
New York Mets
John Stephenson
Bill Mazeroski
Sisk
Johnny Lewis
Lewis
Jim Hickman
Joe Christopher
Mets
Donny Clendenon
Roy
Denon
Slepinsin
Ha‘rets
Alan
Allcy
Kalbih
Fisher P
Collins
Fokaig
New York W
McMian
New York de Pittsburgh
New York
Pitts
Mazeroski
Clendenon
Riblant
Garanee Ae
Siskwy
Ag Fisher
Tata
Ribant
Man
Is Oyeribet
Stephenson
Mickey Stanley Heads All Star Team From IL
Mickey Stanley leads the International League All-Star squad chosen by league writers in Rochester. The Syracuse outfielder tops an 11 man team with 19 of 21 votes, joining managers and players from Columbus, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Toronto, and Syracuse in a league all star lineup. Joe Foy of Toronto is the batting champion with a .302 average.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mickey Stanley
Syracuse
iDetroit Tigers
Baseball Writers
Stanley
Larry Shepard
Columbus Jets
Columbus
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Toronto
Pancho Herrara
Jack Damaska
Joe Foy
Ernie Bowman
Stansley
Bob Toktan
George Kernek
Boby Barton
Jack Lamabe
Dick Lee May
Shepard
Foy
Giants 20-1 Choice To Win Pennant In National League
Franklin Institute computer picks the San Francisco Giants to win the National League pennant at 20-1, predicting a 95-67 season for the Giants and a 92-70 mark for Los Angeles. The Twins are favored for the American League, with Milwaukee and other teams trailing in projected standings.
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Giants
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Minnesota Twins
Franklin Institute
Los Angeles
Twins
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Carlene Carlton Leads City-Wide Ladies Golf Opener
Carlene Carlton of Tuscarora Country Club set the pace in the championship flight with an 81 on her home course in the First Annual City-Wide Register and Bee Ladies Golf Tournament opening round. Bobby Pangle of Glen Oak CC shot 84 for runner-up in the flight. Jessie Lewis, Marie Kolelec, and Alice Wiseman followed.
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Carlene Carlton
Tuscarora Country Club
Bobby Pangle
Glen Oak Country Club
Jessie Lewis
Marie Kolelac
Alice Wiseman
Glen Oak C. C
Danville Golf Club
Glen Oak
Bobbye Pangle
Ruby Daniel
Marie Kotelec
Jane Jones
Martha Croxton
Mary Russell
Alice Wisemen
Mary Ellen Carter
Betty Watson
Anne Hudson
Shirley Vasold
June
London Knocks Out Rischer in 0 52 of Opening Round
Liverpool scene as Brian London former British heavyweight champion stops Roger Rischer in 52 seconds of the first round at Liverpool Stadium. London 31 weighed 198, Rischer 196. Rischer twice down before final KO. Bodell stops Forte in 2nd round.
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Rischer
Liverpool
England
Brian London
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
Liverpool Stadium
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Canada
George Chuvalo
Jack Bodell
Levi Forte
Miami
Fla
Bodell
Forte
Chowan College Pep Squad Selections Announced
Fifty freshmen competed for three pep squads at Chowan College in Murfreesboro. Winners were cheered as they joined the veteran leaders, with new freshman cheerleaders and majorettes listed along with junior members and drill team officers from various towns in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Murfreesboro
N.C
Chowan College
Sue Allsbrook
Scotland Neck
Sandy Arrington
Portsmouth
Sharon Tyler
Richmond
Alice Williamson
Virginia Beach
Pam Hershman
Falls
Bowling Scores and Forfeits From Riverside Lanes Meet
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes across multiple leagues show wins, forfeits, and high scores. Notable entries include 4-Goodson 225, 3-Fuller 226, 3-Green 171, and 4-Phelps 191 with numerous forfeit and bye results recorded in the Jet League, King Pin, and other leagues.
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Riverside Lanes
Coca-Cola
Goodson
Ringgold Jaycees
Grid Briefs Preview East Carolina vs West Chester opener
Greenville report notes ECU football opens Saturday with West Chester of Pennsylvania. Monday defensive units drill patterns to stop fullback John Florence, the Rams’ 200 pound touchdown scorer, as coach Clarence Stasavich cites scrimmage mistakes from last week. Charleston update has The Citadel preparing to shut down George Washington University quarterback Gerry Lyle and half back Mike Holloran for revenge after last year’s 35-6 loss.
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Greenville
N.C
East Carolina College Pirates
Westchester
Pennsylvania
John Florence
Rams
Clarence Stasavich
Charleston
S. C
Citadel
George Washington University
Gerry Lyle
Arlington
Eddie Teague
South Carolina
George Washington
Lyle
Mike Holloran
Local Names Nabbed In Regional List Of Respected Residents
Haddonfield New Jersey and nearby towns feature residents Mary Ann Burroughs of Kinston Judy Page of Ruffin Betty Davis of Henderson and Beverly Grady of Mount Olive noted among listed community figures in a regional roll call.
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Haddonfield
New Jersey
Mary Ann Burroughs
Kinston
Judy Page
Ruffin
Betty Davis
Henderson
Beverly Grady l
Mt. Olive
Indians Edge Tigers 5-4 In 14 Frames
Max Alvis led off the 14th inning with his fourth hit and scored on Chico Salmon's bases loaded single to give Cleveland a 5-4 win over Detroit. Alvis added a second double as Cleveland built a 4-1 lead before Detroit tied it in the ninth. Pedro Gonzalez was ejected after a bench-clearing incident with Detroit pitcher Larry Sherry.
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Max Alvis
Chico Salmon
Detroit
Alvis
Orlando Pena
Norm
Cash
Pena
Vic Cavaljillo
Fred Whitfield
Salmon
Lou Clinton
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
Mickey Stanley
Indians
Pedro Gonzalez
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Hank Aguirre
Gonzalez
al Luplow
Ted Erikson Sets Record In Two-Way Channel Swim
Ted Erikson a 37 year old Chicago physiotherapist completed a record two way English Channel swim from Dover to France and back in 30 hours 3 minutes to 30 hours 16 minutes. He swam on spring tides with computer aided navigation starting from Dover harbour pier and steering near Goodwin Sands. Erikson previously quit twice during two weeks but persisted to finish the crossing in cold 38 degree air and slightly warmer water.
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ST. MARGARET’S _ BAY
England
Ted Erikson
Chicago
White Cliffs
English Channel
Erikson
Aomputer
Dover
Dick Powell
Channel Swimming Association
Argentina
Antonio Albertondo
Albertondo
France
English Channel Swimming Association
Dover Harbor
Shakespeare Beach
Goodwin Sands
Hargrave Highs Perfect Score In Cross Country Meet
Hargrave Military Academy and Christiansburg High School battled on the HMA course at Chatham with Hargrave posting a perfect team score. Ed Jones led all runners with 13 56.4 for 2.4 miles as ten finishers are listed including multiple HMA runners and a FEMA competitor. The Tigers prepare for a Lynchburg meet against Virginia Episcopal School.
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Hargrave Military Academy
Christiansburg High School
HMA
Chatham
Ed Jones
Hargrave
Tigers
Lynchburg
Virginia Episcopal School
Jones
Michael
Musika
Gravatt
Schroeder
Griffin
FEMA
Moore
Huntley
Wirt
CHS
Fisher
Nicklaus boosts winnings to 145 539 74 after Portland win
Jack Nicklaus lifted his total earnings to a record 145 539 74 after his Portland Open victory worth 6 600. He leads money list by more than 36 000 over Tony Lema who has 108 969 85. Nicklaus has five wins, 15 money finishes this year, per PGA.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Themoney
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Bruce Devlin
Doug Sanders
Dave Marr
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
al Gieberser
Pena outpoints Manoao in Dunedin ten rounds
New Zealand venue Dunedin hosts a ten round boxing bout with Roberto Pena from Mexico beating Filo Manoao by decision over ten rounds. The card lists 13854 attendees from Auckland and Tonga involvement, with notes referencing a previous meeting.
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New Zealand
Mexico
Roberto Pena
Filo Manoao
Tonga
Dunedin
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