Twins Sweep Detroit to Maintain Half-Game Lead
The Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader from Detroit 6 4 and 6 5 in 10 innings to stay one half game ahead of the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox. Mincher and Nossek led the offense with key homers and the decisive 10th inning single by Nossek sealed the nightcap.
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Pinson, Robinson Pace Reds to Doubleheader Sweep
Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson combined for nine hits and eight runs as Cincinnati swept Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2 to move within one game of the NL lead. Pinson added a grand slam in the nightcap and finished with four hits four runs and four RBIs, while Robinson collected five hits and four RBIs in the opener.
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Willard tops East in All-American game performance
Ken Willard, a 230 pound rookie from North Carolina, rushed 133 yards on 18 carries to lead the East to a 34 14 victory over the West in the All American game. He earned MVP honors as John Huarte and Gale Sayers also starred for the East.
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Floyd Wins St. Paul Tourney
Floyd clinched the St Paul tournament title with a final round 72 on the wind blown Keller course to finish 14 under par at 270. He beat Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler by four strokes. Palmer praised him as a future great. Floyd, youngest winner of a PGA tour event at 20, hails from Fayetteville North Carolina and plays out of St Andrews Illinois.
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