Dodgers Sweep Mets at Polo Grounds to Mantain Lead
Dodgers swept the Mets 7-0 and 3-2 at the Polo Grounds extending their NL lead to six games and completing a strong road trip. Don Drysdale allowed three singles for his 16th win, while rookie Dick Calmus earned the save with five innings of one hit relief. Warren Spahn earned his 342nd win for the Braves in a separate NL win over Houston.
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Doug Camilli
Gworny
al Jackson
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Dick Calmus
Pete Richert
Warren Spahn
Colts
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Ralph Terry
Jim Bouton
Ray Herbert
Joel Horten
Tigers
Angels
al Koch
Magsi
Tiger
Gates Brown
Yanks Sweep Doubleheader To Extend AL Lead
The New York Yankees added to their advantage with a doubleheader sweep over Chicago, boosting their run to a 15 4 lead in the standings. Jose Azcue and Willie Kirkland homered as Cleveland beat Boston 7 4, while Detroit trailed Los Angeles by two games. The Dodgers widened their NL edge with a two game sweep of the Mets.
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Associatest Press
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Bobby Thomson
Polo Grounds
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Thomson
Dodgers
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
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Comiskey Park
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Don Messi
Jose Azcue
Willie Kirkland
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Baltimore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Soft Ball Meet Gets Underway
POCAHONTAS Ark AP Freddy's Carpet Shop of Fort Smith defeated Monticello 9-3 and 7-4 to win the men's championship in the state slow pitch softball tournament at Pocahontas over the weekend. U.S. Times of Little Rock defeated Water Valley Colored Girls 14-4 to win the women's championship. Eleven men's teams and five women's teams were entered in the tournament, sponsored by the Little League Baseball Program of Pocahontas.
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Ark
Freddy's Carpet Shop
Fort Smith
Monticello
U.S. Times of
Little Rock
Water Valley Colored Girls
Little League Baseball Program
West German Player Qualifies for Alpine Cup Final
West German Davis Cup star Christian Kulinke reached the finals of the International Alpine Cup Tennis Tournament in Kitzbuhel Austria with a 6-3 4-6 6-4 victory over countryman Dieter Ecklebe. Also noted were baseball results from St. Louis to Milwaukee and Chicago and a Tigers win in Detroit.
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Kitzbuehel
Austria
Christian Kulinke
Dieter Ecklebe
U S Davis Cup Team Beats Mexico In Semi Final
United States defeats Mexico 4-1 in the American Zone semi finals at Los Angeles Tennis Club to clinch the series and head toward Australia. Dennis Ralston shines with key singles and doubles wins, including a decisive Sunday victory, while McKinley and Osuna also contribute for their nations.
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Mexico
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Ralston
Davis Coppers
Rafael Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Antonio Palafox
Osuna
Pala
McKinley
University of Southern California
USC
Memphis Team Advances to Legion Finals in Big Win
In Memphis Tennessee a regional American Legion baseball final bid neared as Jackson Mississippi crushed Baton Route 18 to 0 on Sunday night to reach the finals where Jackson would meet Memphis tonight The Tennessee champions remained unbeaten in 31 games this season after a 4 to 3 ten inning victory over Jackson Saturday night in a tight earlier clash.
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Jackson
Miss
American Legion
Baton Route
Tennessee
Casper Makes Comeback at Hartford
Casper, a 32 year old from Bonita California and former U S Open champion, returned to PGA Tour play after a hand injury with an 18 under par 271 to win the Insurance City Open by one stroke over George Bayer. Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros earned smaller prizes as payouts totaled.
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Lou Black
Hartford
Conn
Billy Casper
Bonita
Calif
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Big George Bayer
Wes Bilis
Doug Ford
Billy
Bayer
Ellis
Ford
Julius Boros
Frisco Man Tops National Casting Tournament Honors
Husky Jon Tarantino of San Francisco claimed both the American Casting Association and skish all round trophies in the National Casting Tournament held Sunday on the par 72 8,15-yard Wethersfield Country Club course.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jon ‘Tarantino
San Francisco
American Casting Association
Skish
Wethersfield Country Club
Toy Merchandising Corp offers home based toy shop chance
A lookalike ad promotes a low effort outlet in toy displays sold through markets and stores, promising weekly toy replacements and accumulating money with few hours weekly. It seeks a self motivated person in several named U.S. territories to manage a sensational self service toy shop and collect payments, with contact details for Woodside New York.
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Arkadelphia
Magnolia
Prescott
Nashville
Camden
TOY Merchandising Corp
Woodside
New York
To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's table are shown with major and minor slots. Plan days around these times to maximize fishing in good territory or hunting coves, noting major periods last about one to two hours and minor periods fill the day.
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John Alden Knight
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