Cardinals Ride Gibson Past Mets in Both Ends of DH
St Louis swept a New York doubleheader 7-4 and 10-0 as Bob Gibson pitched the nightcap shutout and Ken Boyer plus Bill White fueled the comeback in the day game. White homered three times across the two games while the Cards totaled 13 hits.
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Mazeroski Leads Pirates In 5-2 Win Over Phillies
Pirates triumph 5-2 as Mazeroski drives in three with a 12th homer off Cal McLish and a sacrifice fly. Sturdivant earns win in his first start since May 5, with Face relieving in the eighth after a pitching-hand cramp. Hoak triple scores on Mazeroski’s sac fly in seventh. Phillies tally comes on a double by Callison and hits by Gonzalez Demeter and Dalrymple.
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Johnston Memorial swimmers set records and High Point dominates finals
Johnston Memorial's Walter Sizemore led the boys with two firsts in the 15-17 division, while Bruce Beiderbecke broke his own mark in the 13-14 100-meter freestyle. High Point relay teams set records in the 200-meter medley for girls 11-12 and 13-14, with Ginny Gray and Geri Lou Buck among the standouts as 34 new marks were posted across the two days.
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Bruce Beiderbecke
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Hickory Grove Sweeps Twin Bill Behind Oldham Homers
Hickory Grove triumphs in both games led by Nancy Oldham who swatted a homer in game one and supplied key hits in game two. Ma rie Talley and Oldham also contributed power as Hickory Grove piled up 14 runs on 12 hits while Brown Hosiery managed five hits and single runs in each contest. Eunice Cameron pitched effectively for Hickory Grove.
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50 Expected For Girls Golf Meet
Burlington North Carolina AP reports a field of over 50 is expected for the Carolinas Junior Girls golf tournament opening Tuesday. Lee Friar of Florence South Carolina defends her title as Mrs Albert Lindy the tournament chair confirms more entries. 40 already, with 15 to 20 more anticipated. The event is sponsored by the Alamance Country Club Women's Golf Association and open to girls under 19 as of September 15, 1962.
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Reliever Bolin Shines as Giants Beat Braves 6-4
In Milwaukee, Giants reliever Bob Bolin replaced starter Jack Sanford in the sixth and mastered the rest of the game to halt a three-game skid with a 6-4 win over the Braves. The victory pulls San Francisco within three games of the Dodgers, pending L A’s night game with Cincinnati.
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Reds Belt Dodgers 12-1 Behind Nuxhall Four-Hive Night
Cincinnati Reds pounded Los Angeles 12-1 as Joe Nuxhall allowed only a few Dodgers hits and fanned 11. Maury Wills and Tom Davis produced the Dodgers only runs while Frank Robinson and Wally Post paced the Reds’ 15-hit attack with power and RBIs.
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Brunet Tosses Three-Hitter To Give Astros 2-1 Edge
George Brunet pitched a three hitter to lead Houston past the Chicago Cubs 2-1 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Norm Larker drove in both runs with a first inning double, while Don Landrum scored on a balk reversal in the sixth before Brunet finished strong.
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Stewart Wins 125-Lap Sportsman Race in Hickory
Pete Stewart of Statesville edged through an eight car pileup with two laps left to beat Allen Rankin of Troutman by two car lengths in the 125 lap limited sportsman race at Hickory. Jank Weathers Maiden finished third with Jim Cline Statesville fourth and Hal Houston Conover fifth.
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Red Sox at Finch Field in baseball clash with Lexington Blues
The High Point Red Sox meet the Lexington Blues at Finch Field with Roger Lindsay pitching for the Red Sox. First the pony league game Washington Terrace vs Southside starts at 1 15 p.m. The Red Sox stand 12 3 on the year while Lexington is 14 5.
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Baseball scores from twilight and night games
Major league results include American League games with Boston over Minnesota 12 to 8 and Washington 2 over Los Angeles 0. National League actions feature San Francisco 6 over Milwaukee 4 and Cincinnati 12 over Los Angeles 1 in night play with several late or day games listed.
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Giants stumble on road as Braves rally behind Claude Raymond
The San Francisco Giants lose 6-4 to the Milwaukee Braves on the road, their sixth loss in road games. Rookie Claude Raymond shines in relief, improving to 4-2 with an 1.67 ERA after joining from Toronto. He fans 29 in 27 innings while allowing 19 hits. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda homer for the Giants.
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