Davis Delivers Walkoff Heroics For Dodgers In Nine
Dodgers edge Cardinals 1 0 as Tommy Davis hits a ninth inning homer off Bob Gibson. Koufax improves to 10 2 with nine strikeouts over nine innings. Aaron fuels Braves with bases loaded grand slam and 480 foot drive. Reds and Twins win as Pagual and Robinson lead in back to back games.
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Standings and schedule preview from the baseball ledger
The page shows standings and results: Minnesota 9 Kansas City 4. Monday results Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 5, Milwaukee 7 New York 1. Los Angeles 1 St Louis 0. Schedules list Boston at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Minnesota at Chicago Los Angeles at Kansas City Washington at Detroit and more with twi night and N designations.
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Nichols Fires Record Round at Aronimink Course
Bobby Nichols fired a 35 33 68 to set a record at Aronimink Country Club, site of the upcoming PGA Championship. The Texan said the course suits long hitters and would challenge Nicklaus as it did Oakmont, with Nichols finishing near the top in a pre amateur tournament. Marty Furgol matched 68, Ted Turner had 69 at Philadelphia Open benchmark. Nichols, 26, tied for third in last week’s U.S. Open at Oakmont.
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Reds Knights Capture Wins In Local Knothole Action
The KC Reds and Knights of Columbus won two base ball games Monday at Little League and Clint Lightner Field. Reds beat Kiwanis 6 to 4 in Minor League. Knights beat Rotary 12 to 9 in Major League. Tonight’s schedule lists Rotary vs Odd Fellows at 6 p.m. and Lions vs Kiwanis at 8 p.m.
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Aarons Grand Slam Hits Polo Grounds Hefty Milwaukee Win
Aaron blasted a tape measure grand slam in the third inning as the Braves defeated the Mets 7-1 in New York. Aaron, rising from a slump, hit .400 since May 30 with 32 hits in 80 at bats, and his homer marked only the second left-center bleacher slam at the Polo Grounds.
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Eddie Machen Ready To Fight Williams
Eddie Machen the No 2 heavyweight contender is set to fight Cleveland Williams for a $25 000 guarantee in Sam Houston Coliseum Houston Texas Boxing Enterprises said Earl Gilliam promoter announced a wire from Sid Flaherty Machens manager confirming the purse Williams record 54 4 with five knockouts Machen 42 41 with 24 knockouts after five straight wins
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AAU Action for Junior Thinclads
The Missouri Valley AAU's Junior Olympics features 72 track and field events for boys and girls at Southwest High School Saturday. Eligibility is limited to winners of top three places from preliminary meets in Springfield Missouri Fort Scott Lawrence and Mission Kansas. Eight divisions four per gender cover ages 11 to 17.
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Court Refuses Review on West Coast Seamen Strike Ruling
The Supreme Court declined to review lower court rulings tied to an 80 day Taft Hartley cooling off period in a West Coast seamen strike begun March 16 and halted by a San Francisco district court. The district court set June 36 as the end date. The court also ordered shipments to wait after June 30 until the 80 days elapsed. The San Francisco circuit court ruled against that order, and the Pacific Maritime Association, representing West Coast employers, appealed to the high court.
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Indians draw big crowd in weekend series with Yankees
New York AP report shows the Cleveland Indians attracting 141,548 fans over the weekend series with the New York Yankees, boosting home attendance to 126,083 above last years pace. Dodgers lead with 907,228, 245,084 ahead of 1961. Houston totals 527,333 for 34 dates. Mets 384,457 in 23 appearances. total 20 clubs 17,814,433, up 14.6 percent through Sunday.
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Orioles Face Yankees In Two Game Series
Baltimore aims to extend a four game winning streak climb to fifth place, pressure the slumping Yankees who have dropped seven of eight, and cut attendance gaps. Chuck Estrada seeks better luck against Ralph Terry as Baltimore eyes a steady defense after eight straight errorless games.
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Fence Busting Slugger Sets Pace for Angels
New York AP reports Los Angeles Angels slugger Leon Wagner surged in the American League pennant chase after a 1961 midseason shift from Toronto. Wagner leads AL home runs with 13 and drives in four runs last week, sharing RBI second with Norm Siebern. Willie Mays tops NL homers, while Rich Rollins and Felipe Alou lead batting in AL and NL respectively. Pete Runnels and Hank Aaron posted major point gains, with Runnels at .447 and Aaron at .320.
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The Associated Press lists top players by league in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching. Notables include Wagner 18 HRs for the American League, Mays 21 HRs for the National League, Koufax 147 strikeouts, and Donovan 102 decisions with .833.
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Favorites Advance at NCAA Tennis Championships Opening
Stanford hosts the NCAA tennis championships with 67 players from 25 schools. Neil Roush of Wichita received a first round bye but fell to Marty Riessen of Northwestern 6-2, 6-2 in the second round.
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Jaycee-Legion Outhit in Doubleheader Loss to Dodge City
Garden City Jaycee-American Legion drops both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field to Dodge City 7-3 in seven innings and 5-3 in six. Dodge City outhits 9-7 in game one and 8 batters reach with four hits in the pivotal sixth. Garden City pitcher Arnold fans five. Orozco and Starter take losses. Next Garden City start is Wednesday, June 27 against Healy.
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Darkness Hit NCAA Tourney After First Round Halt
In Durham North Carolina the NCAA Golf Tournament suspended the first round after 13 hours of play leaving 46 players unfinished on the Duke University course. Kermit Zarley of Houston led at 3 under after 17 holes but darkness halted play. Bill Templin Purdue Ken Folkes Wake Forest and John Stevens Wichita State shared the early 36 hole lead with 72 totals.
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Rickman Leads Top Game In Garden Rowl bowling
Bob Rickman of the Rickman Body Shop rolled a high game of 222 as Garden Rowl hosts Swumer Scratch League week five. Ray Shearmire anchored Gano Horace Grain with a 610 series while teammates topped team game 595 and team series 1,686.
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Las Palmas Tavern and McClung-Payne Pharmacy Win Softball Games
At Fin Nip Park Diamond Las Palmas Tavern defeated Garland Furniture 75 to 5 in the opener. McClung-Payne Pharmacy narrowly beat Garden City Co-op 7 to 6 in the nightcap. Las Palmas out hit 5 to 7.
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Softball opener yields errors and high scoring nightcap
Garnand struggles with six errors as Las Palmas and Garnand players post hits including Dorado and Poe. Villareal goes distance for Las Palmas, seven strikeouts. In nightcap McClung tops Co op 12 to 3 with Stecklein homering and Altman doubling. Crow homers for Co op in a seven inning effort.
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Girl Dies Of Beating In Sedalia
Dana Henderson died after repeated belt beatings by her mother Billie Joe Moore who said she would "make a lady of her" and was jailed on mistreatment charges. Dana’s stepfather Marion Moore helped move her to hospital. a second degree murder warrant was prepared.
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Women's Softball Doubleheader At Finnup Park Tonight
Two women's softball games are scheduled at Finnup Park Diamond tonight. The 7 30 opener features Cimarron against the Knights and the 9 oclock nightcap matches Smith Packers with the new local Teenagers squad.
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