Giants Power Past Cubs 9-5 In Homers At Wrigley
Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homered and Orlando Cepeda added two triples as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 9-5 at Wrigley Field. Jack Fisher earned the win with strong relief after an early Cubs surge led by Billy Williams.
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NASCAR Stars Meet in Western North Carolina 360 Race
NASCAR top drivers Joe Weatherly Richard Petty Ned Jarrett and Fred Lorenzen clash with Rex White in the Western North Carolina 360 at Weaverville Speedway on Sunday August 11. Weatherly leads the Grand National standings while White makes his first appearance at the half mile track driving a 1963 Mercury. Paschal is UNC 300 defending champion winning last year in a Petty Plymouth. Richard Petty won a 10 mile shore race in March giving Petty Plymouths recent speedway victories.
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Cardinals blank Phillies 7-0 as Broglio twirls two hits
St Louis pitcher Ernie Broglio allowed only two hits in 7 milo inning shutout over Philadelphia. The Cardinals moved within three games of Los Angeles with win in 100 degree heat. Key hits came from Ruben Amaro and Clay Dalrymple for the Phillies.
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Braves Rally In Sixth Dooms Mets 10-7 Win
Milwaukee erupts for five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the New York Mets 10-7. Roy McMillan drives in two on a pinch single, Frank Thomas and Torre homer for push. Mets suffer a fifth straight loss, failing in 28 road games.
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Downing Fans 12 Orioles in Yankee Victory Thriller
Al Downing struck out 12 Baltimore Orioles in a 3-2 New York win. He exited with a one-run lead in the ninth after singles by Brooks Robinson and Jeeter Johnson, a throwing error, and a costly wild pitch that allowed Tom Tresh to score the decisive run. Blanchard homered twice for the Yankees, while Downing tied his season strikeout total at 103 in 89 innings as he notched his 10th win against three losses.
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Walk Gives Nats Win Over Boston 5-4
Washington relief pitcher Arnold Earley walked Larry Osborne with the bases loaded in the seventh to force in the deciding run and lift the Senators to a 5-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Don Blasingame’s triple followed a miscue that tied the game as Kent Retzer and Chuck Cottier contributed later run-scoring hits.
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Logan Wins Jr Negro Net Crown in Greensboro
Bonnie Logan a 14 year old from Durham won the American Tennis Association Negro junior girls championship at North Carolina A and T College courts in Greensboro, defeating Sylvia Hooks 6 4 6 2 in the final. Logan teamed with Leonard Simpson of Wilmington to win the mixed doubles title, beating Melvin Sear Jess and Hooks 6 3.
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Big Crowd For Nashville 409
A capacity crowd of 12,000 was expected for the Nashville 400 Sunday with eight of the top 10 NASCAR drivers racing. Dewayne Land of Cross, S.C. entered late, joining defending champion Lee Weatherly and current point leader Richard Petty along with Ned Jarrett Fred Lorenzen Jim Pardue Rex White and Dave Pearson. Lund ranked seventh.
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