Marichal Shuts Out Dodgers In Candlestick Wind Tunnel
Juan Marichal outdueled Don Drysdale at Candlestick Park as he improved to 12 6 with a 5-0 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The San Francisco ace extended his home winning streak against the Dodgers to 10 and lowered his ERA to 1.65 while matching the majors in wins.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Marichal
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati
Mets
Jack Fisher
Roy McMillan
McMillan
Ed Kranepool
Braves
Kranepool
Chuck Hiller
Chris Short
Cardinals
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Tracy Stallard
Short
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Ron Santo
Don Landrum
Cubs
Astros
Landrum
Joe Morgan
Walt Bond
Jackson
White Sox power surge tops Twins 17-4 in big outburst
The Chicago White Sox exploded for 17 runs on 19 hits, including three homers with one grand slam, to defeat Minnesota 17-4 and move into a share of the AL lead alongside Cleveland.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
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Mel Stottlemyre
Dave Boswell
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McCraw
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Lanier
John Roseboro
Matty Alou
Jim Hart
Roberto Clemente
Decisioe
Pirates
Reds
Don Cardwell
Cardwell
Cincinnati
al McBean
Jets and Astros Win Softball Doubleheader
In Pepsi-Cola League action at Garfield and Jones schools, the Jets beat the Rockets 3 to 2 while the Astros triumphed over the Titans 163 to 2. Upcoming schedule lists two Optimist Tee-Ball games at Garfield at 6 p.m. and two Pepsi-Cola League games at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday features Coca-Cola boys games at the YMCA and other matches at Jones and Garfield.
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Rockets
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Titans
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Bears
Cougars
Leopards
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Rocket
Comets
Ymca Diamond
Ryun Returns to Welcoming Crowd in Wichita
Teen Olympic hopeful Jim Ryun lands home after a 3:55.3 mile in San Diego and a strong NI AAU meet showing. About 150 fans, headed by classmates, greet the Kansas teenager at Municipal Airport as Ryun eyes a 3:50 mile and plans for races in Jamaica, Poland, West Germany, and the U.S. team facing Russia.
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Joe McKnight
Wichita
Kan
Jim Ryun
National Amateur Athletic Union
San Diego
Calif
Municipal
Gerald Ryan
Ryan
J. D. Edmiston
Ryun
Edmiston
Jamaica
Poland
West Germany
U.S
Russia
Nicklaus Heads Pro Golf Money Winners Parade
Jack Nicklaus extended his lead in professional golf's money list by adding 4050 dollars from the St. Paul Open over the weekend, keeping him atop the circuit this week in Palm Beach Gardens Florida.
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Palm Beach Gardens, Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Lions rout Kiwanis in four innings in minor league bid
Lions defeated Kiwanis 12 to 2 at Alta Brown School playground in Knothole youth baseball. J Edling earned the win after four innings, fanning six with three walks. Kiwanis pitcher Dawson took the loss. Lions piled eight runs in the second inning on three hits.
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Alta Brown School
Knothole
Dawson
Alta Brown Playground
Knights of Columbus Reds
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus Blues
Shriners
AAU NCAA feud spans eras from 1941 column to today
Kansas City AP describes a long running clash between the AAU and NCAA over amateur sports. The piece recounts early tensions involving figures like Jerry Lindgren Randy Matson Jim Ryan and Byers and presents a 1941 column predicting a need to reunite the two bodies. The story highlights ongoing disputes over Olympic representation and amateur status.
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Kansas City
AAU
NCAA
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Russia
Randy Matson
Matson
Texas A&m
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Wichita
Kan
University of Kansas
Gene Kemper
Topeka
Capital
Kemper
Alliance
Times-Herald
Wait Byers
American Olympic Association
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League highlights include Cava lillo and Yastrzemski top batting. Mantilla and Horton lead RBIs. Colavito and Horton homer leaders. Campaneris and Cardenal steal leaders. top pitchers Buzhardt Fisher Aguirre. National League features Aaron Mays Allen Torre batting leaders. Rose and Harper RBIs. Mays Stargell homers. Wills and Brock steals. Ellis Koufax top 8 decision pitchers.
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Cavalillo
Cleveland
Yastrzemski
Boston
Mantilla
Horton
Detroit
Colavito
Campaneris
Kansas City
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Buzhardt
Chicago
Fisher
Aguirre
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Torre
Rose
Cincinnati
Harper
Banks
Johnson
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Janell Smith to AAU Meet in Columbus Ohio
Olympic runner Janell Smith, holder of an American 54.3 in the 440 yards, will compete in the Women's National AAU meet in Columbus. Meade Smith plans her entries in the 220 and 440. She faces a minor leg strain but will continue training as a six week tour of South America begins August 21. Janell, who will join Emporia State College next fall, previously set the American 220 record at 24.3. Lou Groza's NFL career tally includes 198 field goals and 502 extra points with one touchdown.
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Fredonia
Kan
Janell Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Meade Smith
U. S
Russia
Smith
Janell
South America
Meade
Emporia State College
Lamar
Standings and results from major league baseball showing lead teams
The standings list Chicago Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Baltimore New York Los Angeles Boston Washington Kansas City with records and games back. Monday results include New York 3 Washington 0 Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 Cleveland 9 Boston 2 Chicago 17 Minnesota 4. Upcoming games include Chicago at Minnesota and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Pet. G.B
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philaphia
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Doubts Penalties Will Be Assessed
Gerry Lindgren and several others ignored an NCAA ban to run in the AAU National Championships and head to Europe. NCAA president Everett Barnes indicated likely no penalties for colleges, as the dispute with the AAA continues. Lindgren finished near Billy Mills in six miles, clocking 27:11.6.
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Gerry Lindgren
Atlantic
Europe
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate
AAA
Barnes
Amateur Athletic Union
Russia
Kiev
Lindgren
Tom Farrell
St. John’s
Otis Burrell
Nevada
Don Owens
Grambling
Theron Lewis
Southern University
Washington State
Billy Mills
Kelso Debuts in 1965 Sprint at Monmouth Park
Kelso the Horse of the Year for five straight seasons makes his 1965 debut at Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey. The great gelding, all time leading money winner with earnings of 1,893,362 dollars, is entered in a six furlong nonwinners race.
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Oceanport
N.J
Kelso
Monmouth Park
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