Reds sweep Braves as Hutchinson homecoming shines
Cincinnati tops Milwaukee 5 2 then 4 2 in a rain delayed doubleheader. Deron Johnson homered, Leo Cardenas doubled in the nightcap as John Edwards drove in the go ahead runs. Hutchinson, battling cancer, watched from the presidency box. Reds inch closer to league leaders and Giants.
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Giants fire unlikely manager Al Dark in 1965 season
Al Dark is not expected to return as manager of the San Francisco Giants amid a pennant race with the Philadelphia Phillies. The AP cites club officials signaling a dismissal before season's end, with tensions between Dark and owner Horace Stoneham and latest controversy over alleged prejudicial remarks.
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AL pennant race tightens as Yankees stumble
The Yankees drop a 5-1 lead to Kansas City amid Tony Kubek errors while Baltimore tops the Angels 5-0 and Detroit loses to the Tigers. Harmon Killebrew powers a Twins 12-4 rout of Boston as the pennant chase tightens with Seattle and Philadelphia leaders staying ahead in other leagues.
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Dodgers sweep via Koufax wins and Davis steals
In a two game set Sandy Koufax earned his 16th win as the Dodgers swept the Pirates. He allowed six hits and struck out six before a ninth inning exit. Willie Davis stole three bases and scored each time while Derrell Griffith added a three run homer and Jimmy Davis extended his long hit streak to 16.
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Giants Pitching Staff In Hospital With Ailments
New York AP reports the San Francisco Giants pitching staff is sidelined with injuries. Star right hander Juan Marichal, called by Al Dark the staff ace, is out with a back ailment. the team has already lost another starter, Jack Sanford, recently.
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Stearnes Holds Lead in Olympic Trials Standings
CHICAGO AP Dick Stearnes of Chicago led the final Olympic Trials points tally for star class skippers after three of seven races. He placed third and fifth in Tuesday’s races to top the standings with 3 205 points. James Schoonmaker of Miami was second with 3 081. Burnham and Blackaller advanced, Buchan and Lippincott also show gains as two races remained schedule for Wednesday and two more days followed.
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Sanford underwent elbow repair surgery last month and is out for the season. Marichal, a 25 game winner, was examined at Harkness Pavilion with X rays negative. he is listed out perhaps two weeks with a muscular ailment. He had 144 strikeouts and 35 walks this season while posting a 15-5 record and 2.55 ERA.
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