Mets End Losing Streak With 6-5 Win Over Braves
New York Mets break a seven game skid by defeating Milwaukee 6-5 at home. Gene Woendys ding and Joe Christopher homer, Roger Craig hurls seven strong innings. Eddie Mathews homered for the Braves, who led early before the Mets surged on timely hits and walks.
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Henry Agrew
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Obituary notices for Brossman and kin Across scattered memorials
Obituary notices list Brossman family members from Route 1 plus relatives in Gill and Arkansas with survivors including grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services noted at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Other entries mention Peyton Margaret Payton and An arrangement details to follow.
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Memorial services and family notices in city paper
Mrs Risvah A Nell of 1816 AAth Ave and Molly Ann Timmons, granddaughter of Rev and Mrs Thomas, are among those listed for services at the River Methodist Church of Fi Morgan. The obituary notes several relatives and place names Ardmore Oklahoma and Willianstown Massachusetts among the family connections.
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Reds Top Pirates 2-1 Behind Maloney Victory
The Cincinnati Reds edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 as Jim Maloney earned a second victory since his recall. Don Blasingame drove in a key run with a third hit in the eighth, while Marty Keough contributed an RBI groundout. Francis worked the ninth for Cincinnati.
Monbouquette Dominates Indians In Four Hit Win
In Cleveland, Monbouquette yielded four hits and two runs over eight innings, striking out nine as Boston edged Cleveland 4 2. Goviteaz allowed all 10 Red Sox hits with six innings of work in a loss that snapped a frontrunning Indians streak.
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Cubs Rally Past Phillies Behind Walk and Key Hits
The Chicago Cubs erased a deficit with a walk and six base hits in the sixth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 5. Dave Gerard earned the victory in relief with Chris Short taking the loss as Philadelphia used five pitchers in the ninth.
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Dodgers Eye NL Attendance Record In St. Louis Night
Los Angeles Dodgers push toward the National League attendance record as average crowd size tops 32,700 through Monday, with 49,205 fans watching in the new stadium. A Dodgers spokesman cautions about beating long standing marks, while Cleveland and New York figures loom as potential benchmarks for single-season totals.
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Dodgers 3 Cards 2 in tight Dodger Stadium win
Frank Howard drove in two runs with a first inning homer and scored the deciding run on a seventh inning misplayed grounder as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 3 to 2. Don Drysdale pitched a complete game for his 11th win, while St Louis dropped their fourth straight.
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Giants Fall to Colts in San Francisco Tilt 6-4
San Francisco drops to 6-4 as Colts 6, Giants plate six runs on Tuesday. Pitching by Nat Woorenhick and Dave Gills held the Giants to nine hits over eight innings, while Giusti earned the win in relief after Lofty Woode shick was chased in the fifth. Mays drove in a run with a fourth inning single, and O’Toole’s squad tallied in the early frame to seize a lead it never relinquished.
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Tuesday results and Thursday schedule in major league baseball
New York defeated Milwaukee 8 to 5, Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 3, Los Angeles triumphed over St. Louis 3 to 2, Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 4 to 2, Nouston beat San Francisco 6 to 2. Milwaukee at New York, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Houston at San Francisco, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. only game listed for Thursday is Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Frazier Renews Broncos Contract in Denver Update
Denver Breacr renews Amaelphus Cornelius Frazier and adds Luther Hayes and Eldon Dandauer to the roster. Frazier, a 165 pound backfield speedster, rushed for four touchdowns last season. General Manager Jack Faulkner said only a handfull remain to sign for the season as training camp starts in four weeks.
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14 Day Camping Limit In Rocky Mountain Park
Denver report states a 14 day camping limit was announced Tuesday by park superintendent Hanks to prevent a few campers from occupying the camp facilities all summer. The ban runs from July 23 through September 3 and aims to reduce crowding by limiting stays to two nights.
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Orioles Beat Yankees 3-1 Behind Robinson Homer
Robinson hit a homer and a single as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 3-1. The homer broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth, and a late RBI single by Robinson helped seal the win for Baltimore.
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Twins crush White Sox as homer binge fuels win
Minnesota belted 17 homers in 12 games against Chicago, powering a 9 to 4 victory that pulled within a half game of the American League leaders. Harmon Kilbrew, Vic Power, Bob Allison and others homered, while Kaat pitched for the Twins.
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Angels Beat Athletics 7 With Nine-Hit Attack
Los Angeles Angels won 7 4 over Kansas City Athletics as Leon Wagner Lee Thomas Felix Torres and Ken McBride homered McBride pitched seven innings allowing three runs seven hits and the Angels moved into third place 24 games behind first The Angels now own six straight wins over the A’s and are 23 against them this season
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Tigers 5 Senators 0 as Lary wins with shoulder sore
Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 0 behind Frank Lary who earned his first victory after eight losses this season. Nat Cash provided key power with a homer and RBI single while Claude Osteen was chased in the fourth inning.
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Drysdale Involved in Dodger Cards Scuffle
In St Louis manager Johany Keane accuses Ron Drysdale of dirty play after a second straight Dodgers win. Drysdale, known for controversy, pitched as the Dodgers edged the Cardinals 3 2 in Tuesday night action.
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Maris Siebern Trade Boosts Athletics Season
Kansas City AP report says the Athletics benefited from the Maris Siebern trade with New York. Siebern thriving at first base with a .311 average, 9 home runs, and strong RBIs. Hank Bauer, now A's manager, helped reshape the club as they chase a better finish. Maris hit .251 with 12 homers and 52 RBIs, lagging behind his peak pace from prior years.
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Taylor agrees to terms with Green Bay for 1962
Green Bay Packers full back Jim Taylor, who led the NFL in TDs last season, has signed a 1962 contract as coach and general manager Vince Lombardi announced. Syracuse Nationals sign John Kerr for ninth NBA season. Washington Redskins re-sign Dick Jarvis for seventh. New York Olympics package sale tied to World’s Fair expected to be around one million dollars with $350,000 guaranteed to the Olympic Committee.
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Wimbledon seeds include McKinley Hard Susman in mix
Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri Darlene Hard Montebello California and Karen Hartz Susman Chale Vista California were the only Americans seeded for Wimbledon. Margaret Smith led the seedings as the top foreign entrant while Smith defied Australia’s tennis chiefs by touring solo instead of joining the official team.
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Houston Junior Leads NCAA Golf Tilt In Denver
Hale Irvin of Boulder fired a four under par 87 to grab the first round lead in the Colorado State Junior Golf Tournament, with Allen Farago of Boulder close behind at 75. A long list of junior players from Denver, Cherry Hills, Lakewood, and Boulder posted scores as the event proceeds with 12 more holes Wednesday and the final 18 on Thursday.
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Favorites Lead Denver Women's Golf Tournament
AP reports favorites dominate the Denver Women's Invitational at Cherry Hills CC Paula Sue Griswold earned medalist honors in qualifying and defeated Helen Hyman 2 and 1 Joan Birkland beat Jeanne Smith 3 and 2 Maime Lee Ashtey downed Katie Fiorella 3 and 4 Bachara McIntire defeated Garland Valentine 4 and 3 Barbosa is favored this year in the event.
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CU Golfer Ties For 19th In Denver Qualifier
CU golfer Patrisbus of Denver, a University of Colorado student, finished in a five way tie for 19th after the hole qualifying round at the INCAA golf journey in Denver. His scores were 76 73 151 at the 62-yard par 71 Duke University course.
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Gary) Patrisbus
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Boxing and golf results reported in scattered details
AP dispatch from San Antonio and other cities notes fights with Rivera from Monterrey beating Hebert in a boxing bout. Other lines reference a golf leader in 1961 and a won tournament in Albuquerque with unclear figures. The report is fragmented and partly garbled.
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International League Scores Roundup
Syracuse defeated Columbus 24 to 2 in a high scoring clash, while Buffalo edged Atlanta 4 to 2 in six plus innings. Toronto beat Jacksonville 2 to 1, and Rochester led Richmond 7 to unknown as the segment ends.
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