Reds Rally Past Dodgers to Tighten NL Race
Cincinnati led 5-4 after nine as Foiles hit a grand slam off Podres and O'Toole tossed a strong outing. Hank Foiles drove in runs and Johnny Podres took the loss, dropping Los Angeles into a firmer hold on second place behind the Giants in the NL pennant chase.
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Giants 3 Braves 1 rally fuels Marichal win
San Francisco Giants beat Milwaukee 3 to 1 as Juan Marichal hurls a complete game and helps himself with a two out single that started a three run rally in the fifth. Joe Adcock homered for Milwaukee giving the Braves an early lead.
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Cardinals rally to split doubleheader with Phillies
In the nightcap the Cardinals broke a 1-1 tie with a four run seventh inning, defeating the Phillies 5 to 3. Don Denker homered to back Ray Sadecki who earned the win. Chris Short took the loss for Philadelphia as Sadecki and Shantz held the Phillies to seven hits in front of 20,561 fans.
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An OCR filled obituary fragment lists numerous names and relations across cities like Greeley Denver Newport News and Kansas City with scattered addresses and dates. Services and interment lines appear for multiple individuals including a memorial chapel reference and multiple survivors, though the text is garbled and partially illegible.
Fort Lupton Woman Grimes Burial Notice
Ghimea Hihel Bo Grimes of Fort Lupton wife of Sanmel Grimes mother of Mrs. Tike Jean Clark of Nene vet Alno survived by other relatives and friends Interment Green Mountain Cemetery Bavtider Colo Tuesday at Our Chapel in the town of Bavtider Colorado
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Saturday to Tuesday
Saturday results include Baltimore 5 Boston 3 Chicago & Kansas City Washington 5 Cleveland 3 New York 8 Detroit 4 5 Minnesota 5 Los Angeles 0 Sunday totals show New York 8 Detroit 7 in 22 innings and Minneapolis Los Angeles 3 7 Minnesota 245 first 40 innings Today's Garden features New York at Detroit with Tuesday games Cleveland at Detroit Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston Kansas City at Washington in the National League West standings Los Angeles 48 The top teams San Francisco 46 27 Pittsburgh 40 31 Cincinnati 38 7 Milwaukee 34 45 New York 31 19 Chicago 19 4 Philadelphia 20 28 St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 New York 13 Houston 2 San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 2 Sunday results San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 12 Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 2 1 St Louis 1-5 Chicago 4 2 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 12 New York at rain Today's games Houston at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Tuesday games St Louis at Chicago Houston at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco
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Yankees Beat Tigers In 22-Inning Marathon
The New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 7 after a 22 inning game, the longest major league contest on record. Jim Bouton earned the win in relief as both teams used a total of seven pitchers. The game featured Reed’s homer and a late Tigers rally, with Frank Lary and Bob Turley each pitching long relief efforts.
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Tigers win opener as Chicago struggles in twin bill
In Chicago, the Tigers beat the White Sox 6-1 to stretch a winning streak to five. Rocky Colavito homered and contributed to a strong offensive showing, while the Angels split a doubleheader with Minnesota, with Billy Moran delivering a late homer to seal the second game.
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Cubs sweep Pirates with two wins in doubleheader
Cubs pitcher Cal Koonce improved to 15-2 in game two as Chicago plated 13 hits and forced four Pirates errors. Lou Brack led the offense with a triple, double and single driving in two runs, while Ernie Banks slugged his 12th homer of the year after collecting his NL 100th RBI in the opener. First game victors Bob Buhl and teammates benefited from late relief to secure a 4-8-4 line score in a windy doubleheader day.
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Betsy Rawls Wins J B McAuliffe Memorial Pro Women’s Golf
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg won the J B McAuliffe Memorial Professional Women’s Golf Tournament in Plainfield after a playoff with Kathy Whitworth. Rawls tied Whitworth at 1995, overcoming Whitworth’s lead with a 71 final round while Whitworth shot 73. Marilyne Smith of Jupiter stayed in contention through the 6th hole.
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Minors Standouts Highlight A P Baseball Scores
AP roundup covers American Association results with Omaha Denver Louisville and Oklahoma City performances. Pitchers Koch Freehan Williams Brumley provide key help as teams clash. Also notes Pacific Coast and International leagues with several decisive wins and losses across Spokane Seattle San Diego Portland Jacksonville Syracuse Columbus Buffalo and more.
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Red Sox sweep Orioles with timely hits and squeeze bunt
Boston wins both ends of a double header 3-2 and 5-4 in Baltimore as Bob Tillman delivers a ninth inning homer in game one and a squeeze bunt game two. Monbouquette earned the opener win allowing four hits while Jim Pagliaroni left with an elbow injury after being struck sliding into second.
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Records Fall in AAU Track Meet at Santa Barbara
California track meet records tumble as top sprinters and distance runners shine. Notable marks include Paul Drayton’s 20.5 200 yards tying world standards, Al Carter surpassing his national discus mark, and mile races featuring Beatty Grelle Weisiger Dotson in tight finishes.
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Expansion Talk Leads Off AFL's Annual Meeting
Expansion talk is the main topic as the AFL opens its annual off-season meeting in Boston. Franchise applications have been received from Atlanta New Orleans and Kansas City. representatives from these cities have been invited to attend.
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Solons 3-2, Tribe 1-4 in doubleheader setback
Washington Semators beat Cleveland 3-1 behind Claude Osteen a six-hitter. Indians rebound to win 4-2 in the nightcap with no unearned runs as Jim Perry lasts seven, and Osteen earns win in both games.
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Wimbledon Opens as Australians Dominate First Round
Wimbledon opened with Australians favored in singles as Rod Laver led the men’s field and Margaret Smith top a strong women’s draw. Maria Bueno of Brazil was a leading rival, with 25 Australians facing 16 Americans and 18 Britons in the first round centerpiece.
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Calif. Wins NCAA Net Title in Tennis Sweep
So. Cal captured the NCAA net title at Stanford as Rafael Osuna led a sweep. Osuna defeated Northwestern’s Marty Rusan to claim the singles crown while Osuna and Ramsey Earnhart teamed to win doubles. Dennis Ralstin and Bill Bond, sophomores, and other top stars contributed to the title run.
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