Reds Top Dodgers In Ten In Cincinnati Thriller
Frank Robinson homered with a bases loaded 10th inning blast as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 7-3 in ten. Gene Freese contributed a tying ninth inning RBI and a seventh inning run. Milwaukee toppled San Francisco 9-4 as others won and lost in a busy baseball slate.
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Petty clears protest as Bowman Gray win stands
NASCAR inspectors ruled Richard Petty’s 1962 Plymouth clean after Jack Smith challenged his Bowman Gray Stadium victory. Petty’s car passed pre race checks and officials noted penalties would have undermined his season point total. The piece also notes Chevy interest in future factory operation and mentions other racers and upcoming tar Heel Speedway plans.
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Top AL Sluggers Battle In Hot Bat Race
Five American League sluggers lead in homers RBI and averages as Harmon Killebrew Norm Cash Leon Wagner Rocky Colavito and Roger Maris vie for the triple crown. Killebrew powered Minnesota past Boston while Maris and the Yankees edged closer to the lead as the Twins narrowed the gap to five games.
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Japanese Little League Team Sets Off for World Series Start
Eight teams open the Little League World Series in Williamsport with Ku nitachi Japan making its U S debut. The 11 and 12 year old players arrive in kimonos and lack English skills, drawing on bows to umpires as a possible edge.
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Oakland Bout Promises Narrow Victory By Mack
Lyle Mack defeats Dave Brown by outpoint in Oakland with a 155 to 156 margin while the San Francisco bout shows 110.
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Spahn says arm woes cured as Giants fall 9 4
Warren Spahn silenced concerns about his elbow by pitching a six hitter to lead the Braves past the Giants 9 4 and claim the four game series 3 1. He credited careful warmups and patience after a 10 day layoff, improving to 13 11. Cepeda Alou homered for SF, McCovey was kept at bay.
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Yow Rumored to Leave High Point College Again
Windy Hill C, 8. C. reports coach Virgil Yow will not return to High Point College this fall after nine years as basketball coach. He was removed from coaching after last season’s conference tournament but kept as an assistant professor in the physical education department.
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Big Series Opens as Angels Try to Narrow Yankees Lead
Los Angeles faces New York in Chavez Ravine as the Angels begin a crucial three game set to close the gap on the AL pennant leaders. Albie Pearson insists three straight wins are needed, with two of three giving a push toward a late-season rematch in New York.
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Phillies Manager Gene Mauch Signs 1963 Extension
Philadelphia Phillies manager Gene Mauch confirmed a 1963 contract extension after a 1962 season in which the club, then seventh place, announced the deal. Mauch, 36, is in his third year since taking over after Eddie Sawyer resigned in 1960.
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