Phillies Rally Past Reds in Seven Run Seventh
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4 after a late rally in the seventh. Johnny Callison belted a key double while Richie Allen and Tony Gonzalez delivered timely singles to drive in three runs with two outs. Bob Purkey faltered before being relieved by Bill Henry, as Gordy Coleman’s third inning triple accounted for two Reds runs.
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Richie Allen
Tony Gonzalez
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Bobby Wine
Roy Sievers
Tony Taylor
Allen
Callison
Bill Henry
Gonzalez
Gordy Coleman
Cardinals Rally To Take Mets 5-1 In New York
St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 5-1 as Ken Boyer and Dick Groat drove in two runs each. Boyer hit his fourth homer in the fourth and added a run-scoring single in the seventh. Groat contributed two RBIs. Bob Gibson improved to 3-0 with eight hits allowed, and Jesse Gonder homered for the Mets in the eighth.
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Dick Groat
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Jesse Gonder
Bill Wakefield
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Hendley Defeats Koufax In Duel
San Francisco beats Los Angeles 3 to 2 as Bob Hendley bests Sandy Koufax in six innings of work. Mays, Pagan and Alou drive in a run apiece for the Giants, who stay one game ahead in the NL. Koufax returns from elbow rehab to start, while Hendley improves to 2-2 with 12 strikeouts.
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Two Share Top Spot In Golf Test After 71 Morning
California’s Tommy Jacobs and Billy Casper shared the lead after a morning 71 and an afternoon 69 at the par 70 course. Jacobs said a blade of grass kept his 10 foot putt from dropping, a rare misstep on a high pressure round. Casper posted 69-71 for a 28 total, near the leaders, as the round continued.
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Cubs Romp Over Colts By 9 Tol Cubs Romp Over Colts By 9 Tol
Chicago Cubs overwhelm Indianapolis Colts with a seven run first inning as left handed pitcher Opens the game strong. Cubs score reach nine run margin early and seize control. Colts struggle to respond as offense dominates the early action.
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Cubs Top Braves 10-0 Behind Ellsworth Five-Hit Shutout
Chicago built a fast lead with a two run homer by Billy Cowan and Andre Rodgers leadoff shot, then Verlin Law supported a five-hitter from Dick Ellsworth as the Cubs routed Milwaukee 10 to 0. Banks added a two run double and Mazeroski homered, with Hoerner yielding six hits in defeat. Mariners none.
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Grimsley Wins District Meet In Final Mile Relay
Greensboro Grimsley clinched the district high school track title at Wake Forest as the mile relay decided the meet. Grimsley finished with 32 points, Reynolds 29, Southwest Forsyth 24, North Forsyth 19, Jamestown Ragsdale 13. Records fell in pole vault and other events.
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Alcorn wins Homestead Spring tennis title in Hot Springs
Alcorn of Pittsburgh defeats three time runner up H M Buen of Cass City Mich 7 9 6 2 6 2 to win the singles. He teams with Dr Claude Frazier of Asheville NC to win the doubles 6 2 6 3 over Buren and Dr A Farley of Saginaw Mich. The meet features high hurdles and sprint marks with Harvey Bauguess of North Forsyth setting a record time and other events noted from Grimlsley and Southwest conferences.
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Harvey Bauguess
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Maryland Nets 6 5 Win Over Duke On Extra Inning Play
Maryland edged Duke 6 to 5 in ten innings after Country Harmeyer delivered a run scoring triple to bring home Jim Pitt from first. Duke tied the game with three ninth inning runs but could not push another run across as Maryland pitcher Chris Sole finished the threat.
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