Marichal Dominates Cards as Giants Edge Cards 3 0
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal blanked St Louis 3 0 in a four hitter to tie his lifetime mark against the Cardinals at 15 15 and push the Giants toward a pennant push. Herman Franks said he would resign if the team fails to win the NL title, with owner Horace Stoneham likely to seek new leadership next spring.
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Travelers top Albuquerque to gain Eastern Division lead
Arkansas Travelers defeated the Albuquerque Dodgers 4-1 as rain delayed half the Texas League games. A seventh inning lead on a Bobby Dews sacrifice broke a 1-1 tie, followed by two insurance runs in the eighth from singles by Billy Wolff, Jerry Devanon, and John Lipin. Phil Knuckles earned the win with support from Boots Day and later innings.
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Nelson Proteges Seek PGA
Marty Fleckman leads the PGA Championship at Pecan Valley after a 66 aided by Byron Nelson mentoring. Frank Beard and Jack Nicklaus trail, while Arnold Palmer shoots 71 and Don January risks missing the cut as the field narrows after two rounds.
Old Pro Out, Another Returns
Richie Petitbon retires after a standout career as a defensive back. John McCormick returns from retirement with Denver after 196 trees, stating itch for football. Vikings veterans also retire, including Don Hansen Paul Faust Arnold Simkus. Packers scrimmage shows defensive edge while Cowboys rookie QBs excel against Rams. Redskins face heat as injuries and hospitalizations mount. Jets QB Mike Taliaferro seeks a trade for chance to play.
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Fights Last Night in Baltimore Area Boxing Cards
In Baltimore area bouts welterweight Dick Diveronica from Canastota stopped Leroy Roberts of Norristown. In Maine Lloyd Bozeman outpointed Pete Riccitelli in Portland. In Los Angeles Ernie Lopez defeated Riccitelli on points.
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Jockeys Plan Double Ride for Big Race Weekend
Braulio Baeza and Manny Yeaza aim to ride in the 14 mile Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct then fly by helicopter to Monmouth Park for the six furlong Sorority Stakes all $100,000 added. Both jockeys seek more wins as they tackle a Hollywood Juvenile Championship field.
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Tigers Rally To Top A's In Oakland Series Win
Detroit rebounds from rough stretch to beat the Athletics 3-1 in Oakland behind Earl Wilson six-hitter. Tigers widen AL lead to seven games over idle Cleveland as Yankees and White Sox win. NL results include Mets blanking Pirates and Giants over Cardinals.
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Wilt Tells His Side of Trade Story
Wilt Chamberlain discusses his trade from the Philadelphia 76ers to the Los Angeles Lakers in a telephone interview from New York. He claims the 76ers’ view is tainted and says his side deserves to be heard, noting contract talks and ownership issues amid the major deal.
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Barber compacting two shots from PGA Comeback lead
Miller Barber of Texarkana sits four behind the leader in the PGA Championship after an even par 71. He is tied for sixth at 234 on the front nine but carded a 36 on the back. R. H. Sikes shot 76 while Marty Fleckman led with 66. In Minnesota, Ar kansas players Bercher and Evans left Vikings camp after a trial as free agents. In Fayetteville, Arkansas releases a 1968 Razorback Football brochure honoring trainers and All-America honorees.
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