Dodgers extend win streak with 11-2 rout of Mets
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Mets 11-2 in the Mets 14th straight defeat. Bob Miller pitched six solid hits while Wally Moon homered and tripled to drive in three runs as Nate Oliver came in late for Junior Gil.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Bob Miller
Wally Moon
Nate Oliver
Junior Gil
Los Angeles
Wills If
Hickman
Harkness
iGillam
Snider
Oliver
Thomas
Moon
Hunt
Walls
T.davis
Coleman
Fairly
Burright
Skowron
Stallard
Roseboro
Mack
Zie
McMul
Bearnarth
W.davis
Miller
Powell
Gilliam
Pirates Blank Colts 3-0 Behind Clendenon's Two Homers
Pittsburgh pitcher Vern Law pitched a complete game to beat the Houston Colts 3-0 with Donn Clendenon belting two solo homers, his 10th and 11th of the year. Law allowed six singles and one walk, while Clendenon's blasts in the second and eighth innings supplied all the runs.
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Pittsburgh
Donn Clendenon
Vern Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Law
Pirates
Colts
Clendenon
Houston
Marski
Wynn
Stargell
Goss
Burgess
Campbell
Clend
Lillis
Bailey
Drof
aTempie
Umbricht
Bateman
McMahon
Droft
Lth
E—Campbell
Aspromonte
Schofield
Mazeroski
Cliendenon
Drott L
Jarrett Nears Weatherly in Grand National Standings
Ned Jarrett of Conover North Carolina closes on leader Joe Weatherly of Norfolk Virginia in the Grand National points race. Through 32 races Weatherly leads with 20 548 points in 1963. Jarrett added 384 points after a Moyock North Carolina race while Weatherly blew an engine and finished 13th gaining 208 points.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Ned Jarrett
Conover
N.C
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk, Va
Jarrett
Weatherly
Moyock
Baseball Scores and Schedule Weathers Delayed Games
AP recap of American League and National League results includes Los Angeles 3 New York 6 Minnesota 6 and Boston 4. Washington 4 Baltimore 3. Kansas City 6 4 Cleveland ? Standings show New York and Baltimore atop AL. Chicago Detroit rainouts. NL notes Los Angeles 11 New York 2 Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 3. Chicago Cincinnati postponed by rain. schedules list Sunday matchups and pitcher lines.
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New York
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Stafford
Downing
Kensens City
Penn
Rakow
Wilson
Nichols
Poytack
Turley
Ramos
Latman
Minnauste
Kaat
Prers
McCormick
McNally
Herbert
Buzhardt
Lary
Bunning
Veenington
Rudolph
Ostee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco A
Philadelpnia
Houston Um
Padres
Wilshite
McLish
Short
O'Dell
Bolin
Friend
Gibbon
Cloninger
Shaw
Tsitouris
Jay
Chica
Brewer
Rain Delays Cubs at Cincinnati Baseball Game
Rain postponed the Cincinnati Chicago game after two scoreless innings with a 1 hour 13 minute delay. Play halted near 2 p m and resumed briefly before rain returned, forcing umpires to call off the game at 3 11 p m. Cubs had no hits against Bob Purkey. Frank Robinson had a second inning single.
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Cincinnati
Cubs
Bob Purkey
Frank Robinson
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Decidedly Wins Monmouth Handicap In Late Run
El Peco Ranch's Decidedly, California bred owned by George A. Pope Jr., overtook Mongo in the stretch to win Monmouth Park's $111,300 handicap by a neck. Manuel Ycaza rode the victor, who covered a mile and a quarter in 2:02 earning $72,345. Mongo finished second by 2 lengths, Guadalcanal took third ahead of Sunrise County. nine horses started.
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Oceanport
N. J
el Peco Ranch
Mongo
Monmouth Park
George A. Pope Jr
San Francisco
Manuel Ycaza
Montpelier
Marion duPont Scott
R. L. Dotter
Guadalcanal
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
Larry Gilligan
Decidedly
Ycaza
Toronto
Woodbine Track
Wayne Chambers
Shaffer Reaches Carolinas Open Finals In Tar Heel Showdown
UNC star Charlie Shaffer crushed Herb Browne to reach the men’s singles final of the 10th Carolinas Open tennis tournament in Charlotte. Teammate Keith Stoneman beat Jim Winstead 6 1 6 3 to join Shaffer in an all Tar Heel final. Alicia Smythe defeated Charlotte’s Julia Ann Holt 6 2 6 0 to reach the women’s singles final. Judy Cromwell eliminated Sally O’Rourke as Charlotteans fell from both finals. West defeated Joe Lee and beat Ralph Rockett to advance in the men’s draws.
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Charlotte
Charlie Shaffer
University of North Carolina
Herb Browne
Shaffer
Keith Stoneman
Jim Winstead
Roxboro
Browne
Stoneman
Winstead
Alicia Smythe
Cherry Point
N. C
Julia Ann Holt
North Carolina
Mrs. Smythe
Greenville
S. C
Sally O'Rourke
Fred Weat
Raleigh
Aaron's 3-Run Blast Sparks Braves Past Cardinals
Hank Aaron delivered a 420-foot first inning homer as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 at Busch Stadium. Aaron drove in three runs while Gary Kolb and Charles James homered for St. Louis in a late rally, but Milwaukee held on to split the four-game set.
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Henry Aaron
Busch Stadium
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cardinals
Gary Kolb
Charles James
Kolb
Hank Fischer
James
Dan
ST. Louis
Schneider
Claude Raymond
Raymond
Julian Javier
Curt Simmons
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Bolling
Ed Mathews
Young Fischer
Simmons
Abrh Bi
Bi Bolling
Javier
Mathews
White
H. Aaron
Orre
Maxvill
Oliver
Boyer
Maye Cf-If
McCarver
T.aaron
Altman
Jones
Kolb If
Menke
Carmel Cf
Crandall
Fischer
Bauta
aMusial
Raymond P
Schitzp
Schultz
Bolling
Groat
Torre
Se Schultz
Sim_mons
U—Burkhart
Pelekoudas
Walsh
Dark Tired Of Yo Yo Routine In Giants Phillies Clash
San Francisco manager Al Dark, ejected in the third inning for protesting alleged dustoffs by Phillies pitcher Ryne Duren, vows to retaliate against opposing pitchers. Dark says hitters are being targeted and blames umpires, not his players, for the on-field tensions amid continued plunking and warnings.
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al Dark
San Francisco Giants
Shag Crawford
Dark
Philadelphia Phillies
Ryne Duren
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Al _ Dark
Phillies top Giants 4 3 as Sievers belts two homers
Roy Sievers hit two homers and drove in three runs to spark the Philadelphia win over San Francisco 4 3. Willie Mays slugged a two run homer and drove in all three Giants runs, but San Francisco could not overcome Ryne Duren and Jack Baldschun who closed out the game. Giants left fielder Willie McCovey extended his hitting streak to 17 games with a seventh inning single.
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Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Phillies
Duren
Dark
Crawford
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Davenport
Augie Donatelli
Donatelli
Gene Mauch
McCovey
Mays
Roy Sievers
al Dark
San Francisco Giants
Ryne Duren
Jack Baldschun
Baldschun
San Tooree
Alou
Taylor
Hiller
Callison
McC'y
Gonzalex
Sievers
Cepeda
Demeter
Bailey
Hoak
Enport
Pagan
Dairy
Pierce
Perry
akKuenn
Winess
Duffalo
Fisher
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Larry Bearworth
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U—Bariick
Vargo
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Associated Press
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Herb
Les
Sam Daniel
Columbia, S. C
Daniel
John Farrour
Goldsboro
Marion Harris
Easly
West
Joe Lee
Ralph Rockett
Keys
Dark Thumbed Out
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AC Ea Ee
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Paint Store
English Rd
Phils
Mauch
Dodgers
Amaro
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Perry Duffalo
Dalrymple
Venton
Steiner
Donatell
Florsheim
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