A's Down Yanks KC Caps 5-3 Win Over NY
Kansas City used a four run second inning to defeat the New York Yankees 5-3 in New York. Mickey Mantle hit his 13th homer and Yogi Berra added an eighth homer as Mantle left after a sixth inning walk. Roger Maris did not play. Norm Siebern and Tid Charles doubled, Hector Lopez committed an error, and Charley Lau and Jose Tartabull contributed key hits to the rally.
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Twins and Sox Split as Killebrew Homers Four Times
Harmon Killebrew slugged four homers in a doubleheader, tying an American League record, as the Minnesota Twins split with the Boston Red Sox. In game one the Twins won 13-4. in game two Boston prevailed 11-2. Killebrew hit three homers in the opener and added a solo shot in game two to lead the league with 44 homers, while Dick Stuart of Boston stood at 42. Roman Mejias fueled Boston with seven RBIs on two homers and a single. George Banks and Don Mincher homered for Minnesota, with Ly Clinton and Russ Nixon contributing for Boston. Stuart increased his RBI total to 115 for the season.
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LA Tops Cleveland in 7th inning rally for 4-2 win
Rookie Bob Perry hit a decisive two run homer in the seventh as Los Angeles beat Cleveland 4 to 2. The Angels scored three in the seventh, with Vic Davalillo's error aiding the rally. Dean Chance allowed two runs in seven innings to fall to 13-7.
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Catamounts Defeat Carson-Newman In Opener
Western Carolina shut down Carson-Newman in a 24-0 season opener at Memorial Stadium Asheville. Van Staten opened with a 30-yard field goal, Ken Sanford scored twice, Jim DeAngelis added an 80-yard return TD, with Staton converting after each score in a dominant defensive showing before about 5,500 fans.
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Aggies Roll Ft. Eustis Behind 100-Yard TD Run
Melvin Phillips sparked North Carolina A&T with a 100-yard touchdown run and an interception as the Aggies routed Ft. Eustis 406 on a Saturday.
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Tigers Nip Chisox 4 3 in Detroit AMAL tilt
Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 3 yesterday afternoon in an American League contest. The win added a victory for the Tigers against their rival. Players involved in the decision included pitchers and batters from both clubs. The game showcased a tight late-inning finish at the Detroit park.
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Tar Heels Dominate Virginia In High Scoring Effort
UNC controlled the game with 86 offensive plays to 39 for Virginia and gained 330 yards 193 rushing and 137 passing while building a lead behind Willard 60 yards and Barden 48. Virginia struggle with 90 yards total and a weak ground game led by Dunphey 29 yards. An early injury sidelined Edge but not seriously.
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Wyoming Cowboys blank Montana State 35 to 0 in Billings
Wyoming Cowboys end 12 year association with Montana State University with a decisive 35-0 victory in Billings Montana. Montana State failed to win a game in the series.
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Wisconsin Rolls to 41-0 Victory Over Western Michigan
Wisconsin, ranked No. 7, opened with a strong scoring burst, including Lou Holland’s 78 yard TD dash. Harold Brandt sneaked a yard for a second quarter score, then Dave Franck connected with Holland for another, as the Badgers rolled to a 41-0 non conference win before 43,574 at Madison.
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Phillies Edge Colt .45s In Tight Houston Clash
Don Hoak delivered a two out homer in the eighth off Hal Woodeshick to push Philadelphia past Houston 4-3 that day. Cookie Rojas scored from second on Hoak’s blow after Wes Covington led off the inning with a single.
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Night Baseball Schedule For Sunday In Cities
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Villanova Opens Season With 21 9 Victory Over West Chester
Villanova, ranked for defense, stopped West Chester at its two yard line four times and grabbed three key pass interceptions to win 21 9 on a windy Saturday in Villanova Pa The Wildcats built a 3 0 deficit into a 6 3 halftime lead and then added two touchdowns in the final 30 minutes as their depth wore down the visiting squad A late field goal by West Chester stood as the only scoring for the visitors.
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Mets Rally Past Giants With Bases-Loaded Triple
Dick Smith cleared the bases with a timely triple in the fourth as the New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4. Al Jackson earned the win to improve to 2 1 record with key relief help from Larry Bearnatth in a game that snapped the Mets' losing streak.
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Qualifying Set This Tuesday at Mimosa Hills
Qualifying for the U S Golf Association Senior championship will be held Tuesday at Mimosa Hills Golf Club. Twenty seniors from North Carolina and South Carolina will play 18 holes, with the low five qualifying for the October 7 to 12 tournament at Sea Island Georgia.
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Spahn Shuts Cubs As Milwaukee Exares Win
Chicago AP report notes veteran lefty Spahn limiting the Cubs to three hits in a 40 victory for Milwaukee. It was his 21st win of the season, 348th career win, and 46th win in 63 decisions against Chicago.
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