Cubs Rally in 10th to Edge Colts 7 6
Chicago pulls off a 7-6 walk off win over Houston after a seesaw late. Ernie Banks drives in the tying and Lew Burdette earns the win as Leo Burke delivers the decisive run in the 10th. Banks, Grote Homer spark comeback in frenzied finish.
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Chicago
Leo Burke
Doug Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Colts
Jerry Grote
Lew Burdette
Jim Owens
Houston
Ernie Banks
Banks
Len Gabrielson
Gabrielson
Clemens
Johnson
Raymond
Jones
Owens
Larsen
Grote
Jackson
McDaniel
Shantz
Elston
Burdette
Bertell
Bond
Pirates Hammer Reds in 8-3 win
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 8-3 as three Cincinnati pitchers combined for 13 hits allowed. Bill Virdon and Roberto Clemente each had three hits including a triple for Virdon and a two run double for Clemente, fueling the Pirates offense.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Joey Jay
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Virdon
Clemente
Derby racer George Phillips Jr. leads El Dorado derby
George Phillips Jr son of Mr and Mrs Phillips of 302 N Yocum St will race in El Dorado Soap Box Derby Tuesday at 7 pm on South Washington Ave from Main Street. Lions Club and Griffin Auto Co sponsor the event offering a 500 dollar savings bond and an all expense paid trip to the All American Derby in Akron. Racers are on display at Griffin Auto.
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George Phillips Jr
George Phillips
N. Yocum
Akron
Griffin Auto
Dalrymple's 9th inning homer sinks Cardinals in Philly win
Philadelphia beats St Louis 6-5 as Dalrymple belted a two run homer to right off Ron Taylor in the ninth after Curt Flood sparked a late rally and Bunning saw his perfect game bid end in the first inning. Roebuck improves to 2-2 while Taylor falls to 1-2.
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ST. Louis
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Jim Bunning
Tony Gonale
Phillie
Ron Taylor
Dalrymple
Bunning
Curt Flood
New York
Roebuck
Gibson
Taylor
McCarver
W — Roebuck
L—Taylor
Rojas
Allen
Mets erupt for eight in big inning to top Braves
New York explodes for eight in the second inning to beat Milwaukee 8-4 as Charlie Smith and Joe Christopher homer. Spahn suffers eighth straight start not finishing and takes loss, while Mets snap two-game slide. Stallard wins and Spahn 5-7 after giving up six first-inning runs.
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Milwaukee
New York Mets
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Smith
Joe Christopher
Mets
Braves
Spahn
Torre W—Stallard
L -Spahn
New York
Smith
Christopher
Blasingame
Carty
Mathews
Indonesia Readmitted to Tokyo Games After IOC Reversal
In Lausanne the IOC Executive Board lifted Indonesia’s suspension after its Olympic Committee cable stated intent to participate in the Tokyo Games alongside other nations. The move clamps down on South Africa amid Arab League pressure and Japan’s demands, while South Africa agrees to a mixed team but rejects a public apartheid statement.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
International Olympic Committee
Indonesia
South Africa
IOC
Olympic Committee
Israel
China
Jakarta
Arab League
Japan
LET'S GO BOATING
Experienced boatmen examine all lines for fray or rot and carry spare rope. Dry bilge by venting the trailer boat and drain cock, and air life preservers and cushions to prevent mildew.
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Hubert Glenn
Carless
Palmer Sikes Burn Course At Cleveland Open
Arnold Palmer and R H Sikes Jr led the Cleveland Open after 36 holes with 64s on the Highland Park layout. Palmer 131 top, Sikes one stroke back, Nicklaus tied for third at 133 as big names missed the cut.
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Fritz Howell Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
R.H. Sikes Jr
Springdale
Ark
Highland Park
Sikes
Jack Nicklaus
George Bayer
al Geiberger
Ken Venturi
Ken
Jerry Barber
Gardner Dickenson
Don Finsterwald
al Besselink
Doug Ford
al Balding
Nicklaus
Nixon Lifts Bosox To 3-2 Win Over Tribe
Pinch hitter Russ Nixon belted a two out two run homer in the ninth off Tommy John lifting Boston to a 3-2 victory over Cleveland. Nixon arrived as a substitute for Dick Radatz and his first homer of the season turned a 2 1 Indians lead into a Boston win.
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Russ Nixon
Bosox
Tribe
Boston
Cleveland
Nixon
Dick Radar
Tommy John
Felix Mantilla
John
Earl Yastremski
Indians
Bob Chance
Acne
Morehead
Radat
Tillman
L—John
Bruton's 11th-inning single lifts Tigers past Yankees 1-0
In a 11th inning determined by two-out drama, Billy Bruton delivered a pinch single for Detroit off Pete Mikkelsen to score Gates Brown. Downing allowed four hits in nine for the Yankees before costly errors extended the game. Wickersham earned the win as the Tigers complete a 1-0 victory in extra frames.
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NEW York
Billy Bruton
Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Brown
Bruton
Tiger
Dave Wickersham
Pete Mikkelsen
Mikkelsen
Tigers
Bill Stafford
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
Downing
Arrigo no-hitter bid spoiled in ninth inning opener
In the opener Horlen pitched for Chicago and Arrigo for Minnesota with a ninth inning single breaking a possible no-hitter. Killebrew homered for Minnesota, while Ward and Martin homered for Chicago. Booking: Piarro got the win for Minnesota, Pascual the loss. The second game featured further homers by Oli va, Killebrew, and Allison. The solunar table note and a Cincinnati farm club sale to the Minneapolis Twins are also included.
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Arrigo
Chicago
Minnesota
Piarro
Wilhelm
Martin
Pascual
Roland
Pleis
Shifflett
Zimmerman
L Pascual
Ward
Oliva
Killebrew
Allison
Pool official named leader of Arkansas Athletic Association
Leroy Scott, director of War Memorial Park Swimming Pool in Little Rock, was named special projects coordinator of the Arkansas Athletic Association. The pool had been closed by the city recently due to attempts to integrate it.
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Little Rock
Leroy Scott
War Memorial Park
Arkansas Athletic Association
Orioles Rally Past Washington for 9-4 Victory in 13th
Boog Powell belted a two run homer with two outs in the 13th to cap a five run frame and lift Baltimore to a 9-4 win over Washington. The Orioles moved 3 1/2 games ahead of the Yankees, who fell 1-0 in 11 innings to Detroit. Powell also drove in two earlier runs for the Orioles.
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Washington
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Detroit
Jim Duckworth
Bob Laverine
Powell
McNally
Miller
Estrada
Haddix
Starette
Orsino
Narum
Ridzik
Osteen
Kline
Duckworth
Rudolph
Mira Trull Claridge Set For Passing Battle
George Mira of Miami meets Don Trull of Baylor and Dennis Claridge of Nebraska in the fourth All-America game at War Memorial Stadium. The East led by Pete Elliott and the West led by Bob Devany feature pro prospects among 50 of 58 players.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Don Trull
Baylor
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
War Memorial Stadium
Mira
San Francisco 49Ers
Pete Elliott
Illi
Nns. Trull
Houston
Claridge
Green Bay
Bob Devange
Giants
Lloyd Viss
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Scott Appleton
Texas
Devaney
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
NFL
AFL
Canada
Navy Boys
Nctice
Botheams
West
Top track field athletes gather for AAU championships at Rutgers
About 500 leading track and field athletes compete over two days at Rutgers University for AAU titles berths on the U S team to face Russia in Los Angeles. The top finishers advance to the Olympic trials in Randall's Island New York. Notables include 17 pole vaulters over 16 feet and 7 sub four minute milers. Adolph Plummer, world record holder at 400 meters, is seeded fifth.
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Bob Green
Associated Press Sports Writer
Rutgers University
U.S
Russia
United States
Los Angeles
Randall’s Island
New York
Adolph Plummer
Plummer
Ulis Williams
Robbie Rightwell
England
Dave Archibald
Wendell Mottley
Trinidad
Probable Pitchers By The Associated Press
National League matchups include Houston Farrell 10 1 at Chicago Ellsworth 9 6 and Los Angeles Moeller 46 at San Francisco Marichal 9 3. Other games feature New York Lary 0 2 or Jackson 3 10 at Milwaukee Schneinder 11, Cincinnati Purkey 3 4 at Pittsburgh Blass 3 4, Philadelphia Bennett 8 4 at St Louis Simmons 7 6, and more. American League sees Kansas City O Donohue 4 4 at Los Angeles Chance 5 3, Detroit Regan 3 6 at New York Ford 10 1, Cleveland Sibert 1 3 at Boston Wilson 7 2, Baltimore Pappas 6 4 at Washington Daniels 5 6, Chicago Buzhardt 5 4 at Minnesota Kaat 7 3.
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San Fran
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Oston
Detroit
Associated Press
Houston
Farrell
Chicago
Ellsworth
Moeller
San Francisco
Marichal
New York
Lary
Jackson
Milwaukee
Schneider
Cincinnati
Purkey
Blass
Philadelphia
Bennett
St. Louis
Simmons
Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Chance
Regan
Ford
Sibert
Boston
Wilson
Baltimore
Pappas
Washington
Daniels
Buzhardt
Kaat
Angels Top Athletics 1 0 for 10th Straight Win
Los Angeles Angels win 10th in a row 1 0 over Kansas City as George Williams error leads to unearned run in the fifth. Bo Belinsky earns his sixth win with relief help from Bob Duliba as Ed Kirkpatrick score on Bobby Knop sacrifice fly. twilight game noted with Drabowsky and Wyatt in relief.
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LOS Angeles
Kansas City
George Williams
Los Angeles Angels
Athletics
Bo Belinsky
Kansas City Uo
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
Bob Duliba
Belinsky
Williams
Ed Kirkpatrick
Bob Rodgers
Rodgers
Bobby Knop
Split Decision in Twin Bill Goes to White Sox
The Chicago White Sox bounced back from a 2-0 opener loss to Minnesota to win 9-4 and split a two night doubleheader. Pete Ward hit a three run homer in the third while J C Martin added a two run shot in the fourth. Jim Landis had three RBIs with two singles as Juan Pizarro earned his ninth win. Mike Hershberger led off the late inning action.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Gerry Arrigo
Twins
White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Pete Ward
J. C. Martin
Jim Landis
Juan Piarro
Mike Hershberger
McKinley Fights Through Lefty Test At Wimbledon
Defending champion Church McKinley overcame another left handed opponent in four sets to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. He will face Abe Segal of South Africa as Arthur Ashe, Rafael Osuna, and Bob Hewitt advance elsewhere among the Americans.
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John Farrow
Wimbledon
England
Church McKinley
McKinley
Britain
Billy Night
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Roy Emerson
Australia
Rafael Osuna
U.S
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
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Phils
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James Maloch
Lewis van Ness
Rocky Thomas
Keith de Noon
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Richard Armour
Johnny Wilson
Tommy Carter
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Joey McWilliams
Mike Bussey
Johnny Lines
Howard Hamilton
Joe Granado
Butch Siratt
David Thomas
Hubert
Wickersham
Fox
Freehan
Stafford
Howard
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Lmikkelsen
Horlen
McNertney
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Trull
Diane Angott
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Bryan
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Jaidip Mukerjea
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Judy Alvarez
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Fla
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Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
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Sweden
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Dallas
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