Cubs Rout Reds 15-8 in high scoring comeback
Chicago Cubs exploded for 15 runs led by Maloney and Williams as Cincinnati Reds were swept in a four game set. George Altman contributed a two run homer and Jones added four hits as Chicago won 15-8. Reds starter Jim Maloney was touched up early as Cubs mounted a big offensive night.
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Giants Tank Dodgers in Eight Inning Rally
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Earl Fravals worked eight solid innings as the Pirates rallied for a 4 2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Willie Mays homered twice and singled for the Giants, while Koufax started strong before a rough eighth inning. The game featured a doubleheader sweep of Philadelphia by the Giants, with Mays delivering decisive hits and the Giants moving to within two games of the Dodgers.
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Boxing notes headline with Clay title clash
Olympic heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will meet Alonzo Sesnson in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Freedom Hall promoter Bill King said. Clay remains unbeaten in pro fights. Mets sign seven college and high school bonus players plus Hank McGraw on a $29 000 bonus. Grim Mazon Gary Baker Leon Criner Doug Martin and Carmen Lemma join from various colleges. Donald Pepper 2 year old third baseman signs with the Detroit Tigers. Thoroughbred racing officials plan a global study trip. Racing executive E E Dale Shafer and Spencer J Drayton will visit Canada Japan Australia and New Zealand. Cesare Zadioterra, former cycling star, dies at his home.
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Willie Mays Sparks Giants in 5 7-4 Doubleheader Sweep
Willie Mays delivered a spectacular display of hitting and fielding as the San Francisco Giants swept Philadelphia 5 7 to boost his homer total to 20, tie for the NL lead, raise his average to .333, and drive in 55 RBIs. He belted three homers in the opener and connected on a pair of sliders off Dallas Green before a fastball in the finale.
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Tigers Beat White Sox To Extend AL Lead
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary and a strong bullpen shaded the Chicago White Sox as the Tigers pushed their AL lead with a 5 2 victory. Rick McAuliffe delivered a key triple in the seventh inning driving in Jake Woat and setting the stage for the win at Tiger Stadium.
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Malzone's three run homer fuels Red Sox win over Twins
Frank Malzone hits his second homer of the game as Boston scores six unearned runs in the fifth to beat Minnesota 9 to 5. Cate Yastrzemski adds a two run double and walks set up the rally, while Arnold Palmer wins the mound decision over Bert Cueto in a game with miscues by both teams.
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Senators Beat Indians 2-1 to Take Series Finale
Washington Senators edged Cleveland Indians 2-1 to clinch the four game series, with John Gabler earning the win in seven innings. Bill Klaus and Marty Keough drove in runs for Washington as Detroit's refs and other box details appeared in the coverage.
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Machen to Fight Johnson in televised showdown
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen meets champion Harold Johnson in a non-title bout at Convention Hall Atlantic City on Saturday. Machen, 28, comes in as a 9-5 underdog with a 37-4-1 mark and 21 knockouts, while Johnson, 92, seeks a big win to position for Moore or Patterson title chances and has knocked out five of his last six, with a 63-8 record and 21 KOs. The bout will be telecast nationally by ABC-TV.
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Jockey Johnny Sallere Tops 1959 Winners Count
In 1959 jockey Johnny Sallere rode 169 winners to rank 27th in Conn TAP circuit. In 1900 Wesleyan U coaches finished third with 234 winners. Frederick Vri2t Martin coached Kentucky Derby victory with four teams. His 1961 season marked his 124th win, at Middletown.
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Griffith Boxer Of The Month Named By NBA
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York was named boxer of the month for June by the National Boxing Association ratings committee. He earned the honor on the strength of his defense against Gaspar Ortega of Mexico, with rankings listing Griffith first in welterweight and other top spots across divisions.
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Campbell Leads Flint Open Golf With Stunning Sand Shot
Jos Campbell of Chattanooga Tennessee upset a crowded Flint Open field by sinking a 5-foot sand shot on the 18th, tying rookie Rob Sikes who fired 69. Campbell, 25, trailed through the round but surged ahead with a four-under-par 68 as top contenders shuffled behind on the War course at Grand Blanc.
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Standings and results from the African League schedule
The Associated Press reports team records with Detroit and New York leading. Results list Detroit at Baltimore and Washington at New York among Thursday scores. Friday matchups include Detroit at Baltimore and Chicago at Los Angeles. Saturday features Cleveland at Hastings and Minnesota at Kansas City, with Sunday Minnesota versus Kansas City and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Rickey Improves as He Heads for Possible Release
Rickey was reported improving after a Tuesday heart-related incident with physician Dr. John Stirgridge saying a release from hospital before the next game is possible. Updates noted his condition as of Friday and listed upcoming schedule games across the National League with teams Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and others.
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Louisville Beats Denver as Deahowsky Dominates
Louisville tops Denver 3 to 1 behind Myron Deahowsky’s four lossless innings and a three-hit game in six. Indianapolis advances to second place with a 4 to 0 win over Houston, while Dallas-Fort Worth falls 6 to 2. Mack Jones drives in a run with a triple as Amaia Samuel belts a homer in the fourth at Denver in front of 2,885 fans.
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Baseball Notes From A Fragmented Box Score
Disjointed lines recount a Pacific Coast League game with Drabowsky, Carey, and Spencer in action. Notes reference Nelson and Schmidt, Campbel, and Litt lefield, plus multiple teams including Dallas Fort Worth and Spokane. The text mentions Breeden, Friel, Mickelsen, and Worthington with partial scoring and pitching details.
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Regional Scores and Standings From Tonight's Games
Scores and results from games across the Southern, Texas, International Leagues. Notable line includes Tacoma Seattle and Atlanta Chattanooga matches, plus Little Rock Mobile Hlemingharo Shreveport results and standings for Amarillo San Antonio Austin Tulsa Victoria Columbus Toronto Buffalo Richmond Rochester Jersey City Syracuse Charleston.
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Tigers Bring Denver Pitcher to Majors in Trade Move
DETROIT AP Tigers promote Fred Gladding a right handed pitcher from the Denver Bears while sending Jerry Casale to the American Association Casale holds a 13 for the season with 28 bases on balls and a 6 22 ERA Gladding had a 7 2 record with a 2 00 ERA in 6 innings over 0 games and 8 strikeouts Casale previously played for Louisville in the Association and has a 13 record this season.
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Grand Jury Extends Probe Amid Bribery Scandal Rumors
The grand jury extended its term to December 25 amid continued speculation about the basketball bribery case. prosecutors and defense figures discussed indictments involving Tucker, Wagman, Budin, and others connected to college football and basketball scandals. Names include North, Morgan, Granata, Barshak, and Siegel, with links to Oregon, Detroit, Columbia, NYU, and Ohio State surfaces.
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Wright and Prentice Lead Women’s Open After First Round
Mickey Wright and JoAnn Prentice shared the opening-round lead at the Women’s National Open in Springfield New Jersey. They carded 37-38 for a 75 at Baltusrol’s tough 372-yard par 72. Betsy Rawls and two amateurs followed, with many pros failing to break 80 in breezy conditions.
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Archers Take 342 Deer in Colorado 1980 Season Figures
Colorado Game and Fish Department data show 2 922 bow hunters took 342 deer during the 1980 special archery season. Earlier years saw fewer hunters and deer, with 1959 figures at 1 800 and 290 respectively. The archery season runs August 28 to September 10 and November 11 to 25, with regular-season licenses also valid. Special bow hunter licenses cost 5 for residents and 18 for non residents.
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