Indians Extend Win Streak To Ten In 10th Inning Victory
The Cleveland Indians rallied to beat Minnesota 5-4 in 10 innings, tying for second in the American League. Chuck Hinton homered off Twins reliever Al Worthington in the 11th after Duke Sims tied the game with a pinch homer in the eighth. Gary Bell earned the win after a brief relief stint. Nearby MLB results include the Orioles taking two from Boston, Brunet shutting out Detroit for Los Angeles, and Dodgers Mets, Cubs, Pirates, and Phillies winning in other NL games.
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Coca Cola League Softball Resumes With New Field in Garden City
Play resumes today in the Coca-Cola League for boys ages 9 to 15 after floods moved games from Finnup Park. Two games today and two Friday, with matches featuring Comanches versus Kiowas, then Seminoles versus Pierceville at 7 pm. Friday pits Pierceville against the Arapahoes and Seminoles against the Kiowas at 6 and 7 pm. Three girls games were held Tuesday in Pepsi-Cola League. Optimist Club Tee-Ball saw Garfield School’s Bobcats beat Leopards 19-16 and the Cougars edge Bears 23-14. Three more Pepsi-Cola League games set for 6 pm today at Hutchison and Garfield and Jones School.
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Jazy Clarke Duel Tonight at Melun Distance Showdown
France’s Michel Jazy and Australia’s Ron Clarke prepare for a no mile race at Melun near Paris. Jazy recently cut the mile to 3 59.86 while Clarke holds top times in 5 000 and 10 000 meters. The event follows Clarke’s chase of Jazy’s mile pace and includes notes on related records and figures.
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Caldwell Caps Golf Honors at Jaycee Airlinks
Jerry Caldwell earned medalist honors in the Men’s Summer Industrial League opener at Jaycee Airlinks. Ten teams played five matches with results including Red Balloon 178 over Gardiner Dairy 175 and Neeley’s Market 169 over Red’s Cities Service 181. Next up: Red Balloon vs Austin’s Cafe and other pairings.
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Cardinals, Reds Split Twin Bill as Reds Rally
The Cincinnati Reds swept a twi night doubleheader against the Saint Louis Cardinals with late runs. Charley James drove in the winning run in the opener and Tommy Harper set up the tie in the nightcap. The Kansas City Athletics split a twilight doubleheader with the New York Yankees, taking the first game 6-2 before losing 4-2. IOR: Mantle and Johnson teammates in the nightcap, Gibson tagged with loss. Maloney, O'Donoghue earn wins.
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Hunt to Rejoin Mets in August
New York Mets second baseman Ron Hunt should be able to rejoin the club by mid August after two pins were removed from his left shoulder. Dr Peter LaMotte said Hunt will undergo physical therapy before workouts following the second operation for a shoulder separation suffered in a collision with Phil Gagliano of St Louis.
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AFL plans Philadelphia addition if stadium deal seals deal
AFL expansion chief Lamar Hunt says Philadelphia could join next year if the city guarantees play in the proposed $25 million stadium due 1967. Eagles seek exclusive lease. mayor limits rights, AFL may pay equivalent rent for exclusive access. An Atlanta franchise earlier secured a plan but lacked firm stadium commitment.
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Netter Eyes Wimbledon Title Shot After Early Win
Arthur Ashe Jr., 22, ranked No. 3 in the United States, says he has a definite chance at the Wimbledon title if he can reach the later rounds. He opened with a straight-sets win over Dave Kelso after a shaky start, while fellow Americans Ralston and others advanced in a brisk first round.
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Finney County Sports Group to Meet Thursday
Regular monthly meeting of the Finney County Parks Fish and Game Association is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. Harry Blevins, president, will lead. The program will cover the weekend flood, water problems, a Lake McKinney review, and a film on Canadian fishing and mountain scenery, with local sportsmen invited.
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Atlanta NFL AFL decision day eyed for Atlanta
Atlanta faces a pivotal choice between the National Football League and the American Football League as a late Today news conference looms. The Stadium Authority plans to rent the new 18 million dollar stadium and will meet on short notice. The AFL has a Cox Broadcasting franchise valued at 7.5 million dollars and is contesting the bid.
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Lions Beat Knights 6 1 In Knothole Minor League Game
In an Alta Brown playground game the Lions defeated the Knights of Columbus Blues 6 to 1 after a six run first inning. J Edling led Lions with two hits and Burns added a double while Stallsworth earned the win. Mesa took the loss for the Blues as Ginest struck out 13 in relief. A makeup Lions vs Knights of Columbus Reds game was set for today at 6 p.m.
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Law Aims Low ERA with Homer Versus Giants
Vern Law of the Pirates shut down the Giants on four hits and slugged a three run homer as Pittsburgh won 6-0, extending his streak to seven wins and dropping his ERA to 1.59. Wille Stargell homered twice, and Cincinnati nudged ahead in the NL with Deron Johnson, Vada Pinson, and Frank Robinson homering for the Reds. Other scores: Cubs beat Milwaukee 6-1. Philadelphia topped Houston 7-2. Cleveland edged Minnesota in 10 innings. Angels blanked Detroit 3-0. Kansas City beat New York 6-2. Yankees defeated Boston 4-2. Washington and Chicago rainout.
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