Marichal Tops Drysdale in 5-0 Giants Win at Candlestick
Juan Marichal outpitched Don Drysdale in Candlestick Park wind as the Giants shut out the Dodgers 5-0. Marichal improved to 12-6 with his fifth shutout, while Drysdale fell to 11-7 amid two errors by the Dodgers. Dodgers cling to a one game edge over Reds. Mets, Phillies, Cubs win elsewhere.
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Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati
Mets
Jack Fisher
Roy McMillan
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Ed Kranepool
Braves
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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 erupt for seven runs in 17-4 romp over Twins
The Chicago White Sox exploded for 17 runs on 19 hits, including a grand slam by McCraw, to crush the Minnesota Twins 17-4. Detroit beat Baltimore 4-8, Cleveland beat Boston 9-2, while New York won twice over Washington as Stottlemyre and Boswell struggled early.
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Danny Cater
John Romano
Boswell
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Jets, Astros Chalk Wins In Local Softball Action
Jets and Rockets opened with a 3-2 victory by Jets at Garfield School, while Astros edged Titans 3-1 at Jones School in Pepsi-Cola League play for girls ages 11 to 15. Upcoming games include Optimist Tee-Ball clashes at Garfield and a Pepsi-Cola slate midweek, plus Coca-Cola boys action at the YMCA diamond with Semingles versus Comanches and Kiowas against Arapahoes.
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Nicklaus Tops Pro Golf Money List After St Paul Open
Jack Nicklaus adds 4050 dollars to his earnings from the St Paul Open and remains the leading money winner in professional golf this week, withPALM BEACH GARDENS FL AP report that he boosted his bank account over the weekend.
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Palm Beach Gardens, Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Lions win minor league game 12 to 2 at Kgothole
In Kgothole youth baseball action at Alta Brown School Lions defeated Kiwanis 12 2 in four innings via eight runs in the second. D Edling Raubut and Burns led Lions with doubles and singles. J Edling earned the win with six strikeouts. Kiwanis used four pitchers, Dawson took the loss. Minor League play continues with evening games at Alte Brown playground this week featuring Knights Reds Odd Fellows Blues Kiwanis Shrines and Lions Knights of Columbus Reds.
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Knights of Columbus Reds
Jim Ryun Returns to a Noisy Welcome at Wichita Airport
Teen age track star Jim Ryun arrived in Wichita Monday night after winning the National Amateur Athletic Union meet in San Diego with a 3 55.39 mile. About 150 fans, many former classmates from Wichita High School Host, crowded around to greet him with hugs and autographs. Ryun, 18, credited an earlier burst of speed for the victory and predicted a 3 50 next few years. His coach J D Edmiston and Ryun planned another trip July 15 to Jamaica Poland West Germany and the U S team to face Russia.
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National Amateur Athletic Union
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Wichita High School
Mike Petter
Ryun
University of Kansas
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Jamaica
Poland
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U.S
Russia
AAU NCAA Feud Has Long Beard
Kansas City AP reports the long running clash between the AAU and NCAA over amateur athletics. The piece recalls historic figures like Jerry Lindgren Randy Matson Jim Ryan and Walt Byers while quoting a 1941 column predicting a path to reconcile the two organizations and preserve amateur programs across sports.
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Gene Kemper
Topeka
Kan
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Alliance
Times-Herald
Walt Byers
NCAA
AAU
American Olympic Association
Major League Leaders Highlights For AL and NL
The guide lists top 10s in batting with leaders Cavalitto and Aaron, runs batted in led by Mantilla Banks, home runs by Colavito and Mays, and stolen bases by Campaneris and Wills. Pitching leaders show Buzhardt and Fisher tied for wins, with Koufax also noted, plus Ellis.
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Detroit
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Chicago
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Mays
San Francisco
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Philadelphia
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Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Koufax
Janell Smith To AAU Event In Columbus Ohio
Olympic runner Janell Smith, holder of a pending American 440 yard record, will compete in the Women’s National AAU meet in Columbus, Ohio, with coach Meade Smith entering her in both 220 and 440 events. A leg strain during practice may affect her schedule as she prepares for a six week South America tour and enrollment at Emporia State College next fall. Lou Groza’s long NFL career is noted with 198 field goals and 502 extra points across 14 seasons, plus one touchdown.
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Janell Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Meade Smith
U. S
Russia
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South America
Meade
Emporia State College
Lamar
Lou’ Groza
Cleveland Browns
Standings and scores for the major leagues
The standings show Chicago 42 26 .618 and Cleveland 42 26 .618 leading the AL pack with Minnesota 42 27 .609 and Detroit 39 30 .565 close behind Also New York 26 47 .356 and Los Angeles 32 41 .439 in the NL alongside Cincinnati San Francisco and Pittsburgh Multiple results from Monday include New York 34 Washington 0 and Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 with Cleveland 9 Boston 2 Chicago 17 Minnesota 4 Other listed games set up cross schedule matches for today and tomorrow with many city and team matchups in play including Chicago Kansas City Boston Washington and Los Angeles.
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Lindgren Leads AAU Run, NCAA Penalty Unlikely
Gerry Lindgren and several runners who defied an NCAA ban competed in the AAU National Championships in San Diego and are heading to Europe for pre Olympic-style events. NCAA President Everett D Barnes indicated likely no college penalties as the feud with AAU over amateur control continues. Lindgren finished six miles in 27 11.6, just behind Billy Mills in world record pace.
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Nevada
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Grambling
Theron Lewis
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Lindgren
Washington State
Mariny
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Kelso Debuts in 1965 at Monmouth Park
Kelso the Horse of the Year for five straight years makes his 1965 debut at Monmouth Park in a six furlong nonwinners sprint. The gelding, the all time money winner with earnings of 1,893,402 dollars, is among 18 scheduled runners.
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