Braves Rip Giants 9-3 in San Francisco rout
Hank Aaron slugged two triples and drove in three as Milwaukee beat San Francisco 9-3 to pull even with the Giants for third in the NL. Bob Buhl pitched all nine innings, overcoming early trouble after Sam Jones lasted four frames.
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Hank Aaron
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Aaron
Giant
Sam Jones
Bob Buhl
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Davenport
Cepeda
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Adcock
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Beau Prince Wins With Stretch Run
Beau Prince a Calumet Farm bay colt edged Editorialist by a neck to win the Amer ican Derby at Arlington Park in muddy conditions. Steve Brooks rode the winner who paid 8.40 5.00 4.60 with 27 451 fans in attendance. Editorialist finished second Flutterby third as Crozier faded to fifth. Time 1 51 3 5.
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Beau Prince
Calumet Farm
Arlington Park
Steve Brooks
Editorialist
Calumet
Flutterby
Crozier
Bil Iertack
Johnny Heckmann
Brooks
Johnny Langdon
Heckmann
Editoralist
Karin Bayer Sets Swimming Record
Karin Bayer of West Germany broke the women's 200 meter breaststroke world mark posting 2 minutes 48 seconds at a Budapest meet between East Germany and Hungary. The previous record 2 49.5 belonged to Anita Lonsbrough of Britain. A Kenya forest hog can weigh over 500 pounds and is among Africa's toughest game.
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Karin Bayer
Germany
East Germany
Hungary
Budapest
Great Britain
Anita Lonsbrough
Kenya
Africa
Mantle's triple lifts Yankees past Twins 2 1 in back-and-forth game
New York catcher Mantle hit an eighth inning triple to back four hit pitching by Jim Coates as the Yankees edged Minnesota 2 1. Zorro Versalles walked and later scored for the Twins, while Elston Howard and Bill Skowron drove in the Yanks' pair in the second.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Jim Coates
New York Yankee
Minnesota Twins
Mantle
Roger Maris
Coates
Jack Kralick
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Minnesota
Zorro Versalles
Harmon Kil
Bill Skowron
Jim Lemon
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Howard
Yanks
Tuttle
Bobby Richardson
Skowron
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Killebrew
Clete Boyer
Bob Allison
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Zorro Versalies
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Maris
Allison
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Lepcio
Kralick
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Richardson
Red Sox slugger Wertz fuels 10-4 win over Kansas City
Boston outslugged the Athletics 10-4 as Vic Wertz drove in four runs with a triple a double and a single. Don Buddin and rookie Carl Yastrzemski added two RBIs each while Gene Conley won his fifth decision. Dick Howser homered for KC in the seventh.
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Associated Press
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Red Sox
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Don Buddin
Carl Yastrzemski
Sox
Gene Conley
Dick Howser
Howser
Dick Bass
Jerry Walker
Maury McDermott
Bill Kunkel
Wertz
Vic
Yastrzemski
Ted Williams
Yachts Ready for Tough Fastnet Race from Cowes
Nearly 100 ocean racing yachts from the United States and Europe prepare to sail 650 miles around Fastnet Rock from Cowes to Ireland and back to Plymouth. Gales and heavy seas threaten the event, the final Admiral's Cup race of Cowes Week, with the U.S. leading by 14 points.
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Cowes Week
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France
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Kyane
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Figaro
Bunning Relieves to Secure Tigers Victory Over Indians
Detroit manager Bob Scheffing used Jim Bunning as a reliever for the first time this season, rating a two inning no hit effort to preserve a 7-6 win over Cleveland after Detroit built a 7-1 lead. Phil Regan started and Johnny Temple Bubba Phillips Woodie Held homered for Cleveland. Jake Wood hit his ninth for Detroit.
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Dave Diles
Associated Press
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Bob Scheffing
Jim Bunning
Urday
Bunning
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Indians
Scheffing
New York Yankees
Phil Regan
Gerry Staley
Kansas City
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Minnesota
Johnny Temple
Bubba Phillips
Woodie Held
Temple
Phillips
Held
Jake Wood
Standings and matchups across the league today
SCASTANDINGS list shows Ramos and Schroll starting for Minnesota at New York with Ford and Terry for the Mets. Cleveland at Detroit with Perry and Grant. Kansas City at Boston with Rakow Archer and Cisco Stallard Muffett. Washington at Chicago with McClain Katyna. Los Angeles at Baltimore with Domohue Hall. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with Francis Mizell. Chicago at Los Angeles with Curtis Padres. Milwaukee at St Louis with Cloninger Willey and Sadecki Gibson.
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Schroll
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Grant
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Mossi
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Rakow
Archer
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Katyna
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Curtis
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Padres
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Cloninger
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Sadecki
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Bening Oeeeewees
Angels Rally Past Orioles for 4-2 Win in Baltimore
The Los Angeles Angels overcame Baltimore errors to win 4-2. George Thomas and Ed Sadowski started the eighth with singles, a passed ball and a throwing error produced two runs, and Tom Morgan shut down the Orioles in the ninth. Ronnie Kline pitched 8 2 3 innings before surrendering a late double and single.
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Los Angeles Angels
Orioles
George Thomas
Ed Sadowski
Gus Triandos
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jerry Adair
Los Angeles
Angel
Tom Morgan
Oriole
Ronnie Kline
Angels
Jackie Brandt
Jim Gentile
Morgan
Abrhbi
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Koppe
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Yost
Herzog
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Berry
Amont
Stewart
Lonente
Chisox Hit Homers To Edge Senators 8 3
Chicago White Sox rally with two run homers from Jim Landis and Luis Aparicio to beat the Washington Senators 8 to 3. Aparicio adds four hits including a double and three singles while Landis hits his 15th homer in a three run seventh inning rally that breaks a 3 3 tie. Juan Pizarro wins for the seventh time in eight starts as Aparicio shines atop Chicago lineup.
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Pizarro
Jim Landis
Luis Apaplete
Ricio
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Landis
Aparicio
Chuck Hinteen
Senators
Sox
Juan Pizarro
League Leaders By The Associated Press
Leading batsmen values from 225 at bats list players such as Mantle and Killebrew with high averages and totals. Home runs show Maris and Mantle atop, while runs batted in feature Robinson and Cepeda among the leaders. The report compiles top hitting stats across multiple clubs including New York, Baltimore, and Detroit.
East West All Star Games Highlight Star Performances
Guard Tommy Mattocks of Kinston and fullback Alex Bell of Raleigh were named top players in the 13th East West All Star events. The East beat the West 79 to 63 with Mattocks edging guard Bill Brodgen for the basketball honor. Sonny Odom of Greensboro Senior impressed, scoring both West touchdowns and making key punt plays.
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Tommy Mattocks
Kinston
Alex Bell
Raleigh
Mattocks
Bill Brodgen
Wilmington
Bell
Sonny Odom
Charlotte Babe Ruth Team Wins State Title in 4-2 Victory
The Charlotte Babe Ruth League defeated Hickory 4-2 to clinch the state title securing a spot in the Southeastern Regional Tourney in Atlanta. Hickory collected eight hits while coach Charles Young lamented leaving runners on base, including bases loaded twice.
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Cherry Point
N.C
Charlotte
Atlanta
Hickory
Charles Young
Pirates topple Reds 11-7 as Hunt falters early
Pittsburgh rallies early with six runs in the first two innings and tops the National League leaders Cincinnati 11-7. Roberto Clemente and Bob Skinner each collect three hits. Al McBean earns the win and hits in his first major league at bat while also pitching. Gordon Coleman posts three Reds doubles.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Skinner
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Ken Hunt
Jay Hook
Sherm Jones
Hunt
Reds
Roberto Clemente
Pirate
al McBean
McBean
Tom Sturdivant
Clemente
Skinner
Bucs
Gordon Coleman
Pittsburgh
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Hoak
Pinson
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Stuart
Coleman
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Freese
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Hook
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Chemente
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Mazeroski
Robins
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Simmons Shuts Out Phils 7-0
Curt Simmons pitched an eight hit shutout as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7-0. Bill White belted two homers and drove in three, while Simmons added two hits and two RBIs with a fourth straight win. The Phillies dropped their seventh in a row.
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Curt Simmons
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinal
Philadelphia Phillies
Simmons
White
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Phils
Ken Boyer
Tony Gonzalez
Seattle Rejects Gold Cup for Seafair Derby Race
Seattle will not host the Gold Cup hydroplane race next year even if awarded the right. Stanly Donagh tells the Seattle Times that Seattle does not want the Gold Cup and will make the Seafair Derby the premier race on Lake Washington, with the three race series to be refereed by Donagh.
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Seattle Times
Stanly Donagh
Donagh
Lake Washington
Saturday's Home Runs Across the Leagues
In the American League several players connected for long balls led teams including Howser for the Athletics and Buddin for the Red Sox. Temple and Phillips posted notable totals while Held and Wood contributed across divisions. In the National League White hit two as the Cardinals and McBean supported the Pirates with a 18th appearance. Thomas and the Braves received key homers.
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American League
Howser
Athletics
Buddin
Red Sox
Temple
Phillips
Held
Indians
Wood
Tigers
Hinton
Senators
Landis
Aparicio
White Sox
Sadowski
Angels
Gentile
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Cardinals
McBean
Pirates
Thomas
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