Orioles edge A's 1-0 on rare one-hitter from Bertaina
Baltimore rookie Frank Bertaina and Kansas City's Bob Meyer combined for a seven inning hitless spell as the Orioles won 1-0. Jack Brandt's sacrifice fly produced the decisive eighth inning run after John Orsino doubled off Meyer.
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Frank Bertaina
Bob Meyer
Kansas City
Orioles
Jack Brandt
Athletics
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Cleveland
Kansas
Ris
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Cepeda Homers Power Giants Past Phillies 9-1
San Francisco tops Philadelphia 9-1 as Orlando Cepeda belts a grand slam and a two run shot. Jim Hart also homers, driving in a 28th of the season with Willie Mays aboard. Gaylord Perry wins his 11th.
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Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
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Willie Mays
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Gaylord Perry
Mahaffey
Lamer
San Fasa
HO Gonzalez
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Dal’ Ardenal
Taylor
Cepeda
Amaro
Haller
Briggs
Perry
Rojas
Phillips
Saiver
M. ‘Nton
Boozer
McCovey
Hailier
Dalrymple
Indians Top Sox In 11 10 Thriller At Cleveland
Vic Davalillo delivered a bases loaded single in the first inning as Cleveland bolted to a 6-0 start and held off the Chicago White Sox 11-10. Davalillo added a double and drove in three runs as Cleveland battered five pitchers for 17 hits and widened their lead to five games back of the Orioles in the pennant race.
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Vic Davalillo
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas City
Indians
Ray Herbert
Chicago
Davalillo
Bill Skowron
Sam McDowell
Ward
John Buzhardt
Fred Talbot
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Woodie Held
Skerwon
Jim Landis
Camilo Carreon
Mike Hershberger
Sunday Baseball Scores Across Major Leagues
AP reports a slate of games with multiple matchups summarized by team and pitcher records. Key games include Cleveland hosting Minnesota, Kansas City visiting Baltimore, Boston at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Houston, and Milwaukee at Milwaukee with various pitcher lines noted.
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Trent
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Baltimore
Barber
Angeles Shetevent
Boston
Wilson
Detroit
Regan
St. Louis
Simmons
Chicago
Elsworth
Fisher
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Drysdale
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Estelle
Pittsburgh
Ones
Houston
Farrell
Jay 911
Milwaukee
Spain
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Washington
Neheee
Mianessto
Banks' 20th Homer Lifts Cubs Over Cardinals 3 2
Chicago native Ernie Banks hit his 20th homer a two run shot in the sixth to spark the Cubs to a 3 2 win. Banks also homered on the first pitch after Ron Santo's flyout as Lou Brock and Curt Flood led St Louis with early offense.
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Ernie Banks
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Louis Billy Williams
Ihe
Eer Cras
Ron Santo
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Cardinals
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Brock
Louis
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Shannon
Javier
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Morgan
Schaffere
Great
Buhl
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Skinner
Warwick
Craig L
Paeweer Seeee
McCarver
Taylor
Buhi
Last Night's Fights Highlight Cleveland and Mexico City Cards
In Cleveland Dick Tiger outpointed Don Fullmer 16414 to 162, while in Lagos Alacran Torres defeated Luis Gonzalez by knockout. Torres scored a seventh round KO in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Dick Tiger
Lagos
Nigeria
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Los Angeles
Alacran Torres
Mexico
Luis Gonzalez
Mexico City
Boston Sets Record In Broad Jump At Trials
Ralph Boston produced a near incredible sequence of broad jumps including a world record 27 feet 4 3 4 inches and Mike Larra bee matched his own 44.9 in the 400 meters while Bob Hayes staged a comeback in the final U S track and field trials. The two day meet at Los Angeles Coliseum continues into Sunday.
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Ralph Boston
Mike Larrabee
Bob Hayes
U.S
Los Canaies Coliseum
Ted Mann Jr. Dies After Surfing Accident
Ted Mann Jr. son of Duke University sports publicity chief died at Brookhaven Hospital after injuries from a surfing accident the prior weekend. The 22 year old Duke basketball player suffered a dislocation and spinal fracture while visiting a sister in Patchogue New York. Dr Lenox Baker was dispatched to the bedside as the family and physician attended him.
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Duke University
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University
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Brookhaven Hospital
ACC Opens Its 12th Football Season With Key Openers
The Atlantic Coast Conference launches its 12th season with three league games and two non conference contests. Top clashes include North Carolina vs NC State at Chapel Hill and Wake Forest at Virginia with Duke facing South Carolina. Clemson hosts Furman while Maryland opens vs Oklahoma.
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Emerson Stars as Aussies Crush U.S. Tennis Hope at Nationals
Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle dominated American contenders to reach another all Australian final, clouding U.S. Davis Cup prospects ahead of the Cleveland challenge round. Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley fell to the Aussies while Stolle defeated Rafael Osuna and Emerson beat McKinley to push toward a possible triple slam. Vic Seixas and others remained hopeful despite the setback. Brazil advanced in women's play with Maria Bueno routing Carol Hanks to reach the final.
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Sydney
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Mexico
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Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
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Vic Seixas
U.S
Tony Trabert
Brazil
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St. Louis
ECC Beats Catawba 25-0 in Rainy Greenville Showdown
East Carolina blanked Catawba 25 to 0 as junior tailback George Richardson and fullback Dave Alexander led the attack. Alexander scored twice, Richardson once, and added a passing play in front of about 7 000 fans on a wet night.
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N.C
East Carolina
Pirates
George Richardson
Dave Alexander
Alexander
Richardson
C Ree Two Run Kick Failed Attendance Seven
A brief recap notes a two run effort by C Ree and a failed kick with attendance listed as seven. The fragmentary item lacks clear teams or location but records a small score and turnout.
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Race Won By Roman Brother at Rockingham Park
Roman Brother surged from his 889 pound frame to narrowly defeat Knightly Manner in the inaugural New Hampshire Sweepstakes at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire.
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Salem
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Knightly Manner
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Yankees Top Twins 4-3 on Ninth Infield Error
New York beats Minnesota 4-3 as Harmon Killebrew misplays Bobby Richardson’s single scoring Kubek for the winning run. Mel Stottlemyre improved to 6-2 with a strong two-hit outing until the ninth, while Zimmerman's error helped seal the loss for the Twins.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
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Bobby Richardson
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Zoilo Versalles
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Hector Lopez
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Stotleadh
Phil Linz
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Gory
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Allison
Versalres
Ron Comet
Zimmerman
Ubek
Tresh
Rollins
Stottie
Howard
Rollins Myre
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Texans and Staubach Launch First Big Weekend
The article previews the start of college football season with Roger Staubach and Texas facing early challenges. It notes Oklahoma's change with Bud Wilkinson gone and Gomer Jones taking command, plus openers for Georgia Tech, Syracuse, and Maryland. It mentions Floyd Little at Syracuse and returns at Auburn and Ole Miss, plus Oklahoma Maryland in Orange Bowl ties and LSU Texas A&M upcoming visits.
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Bud Wilkinson
Gomer Jones
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Ben Schwartzwalder
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