Yankees Roll On as Stars Hurt Stay Out
The New York Yankees swept a three game series from Cleveland as Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and Tom Tresh remained sidelined. With Mantle sidelined since June 6 the reserves batted in crucial runs including Harry Bright two run shots and Hex Lopez another key hit. Bob Richardson drove in the game winning run in the 11th inning of the nightcap as Boston, Minnesota and Detroit posted wins elsewhere and standings tightened behind New York.
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Sikes Wins Ouachita Valley Golf Tournament
Sikes of Springdale edged Richard McCauley 4 and 3 at Camden Ark to claim the Ouachita Valley Invitational. It marks his third title in three appearances, with semifinal victory over Richard Fenjwick 2 and 1. McCauley and Sikes are Arkansas teammates who were undefeated in conference play last spring.
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Travelers Lose Pair to Red Wings in Rochester
Rochester shuts out Arkansas 10-0 in the opener and wins 2-1 in the nightcap as the Red Wings sweep a doubleheader. Nelson Chittum pitches five run support in the first game, yielding two hits to Arkansas. Join Upham delivers both Arkansas hits in the loss.
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Twins win with Gorgi homer to cap Washington series
John Gorgi followed Mincher’s eighth inning homer with a deciding shot in the Twins’ two day win over Washington. Wayne Causey’s sixth inning homer helped the A’s beat Baltimore. Moe Drakowsky celebrated his 28th birthday with a five hit win. Lary earned his first MLB victory in over a year, holding the Angels to four hits as Detroit battered three Angels pitchers for 13 hits.
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Fairley Hot But Dodgers Drop a Pair
Dodgers pitcher Ron Fairly led a Power display with a grand slam and three singles in a doubleheader loss as Milwaukee pounded Los Angeles twice. The Phillies swept a Mets doubleheader, Pittsburgh edged Chicago in 14 innings, and San Francisco beat Cincinnati as St Louis and Philadelphia strengthened playoff bids. Giant Cepeda homered twice and doubled, while Bob Gibson won his fourth straight for the Cardinals.
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Americans Pressed by the Russians in Moscow Meet
Moscow report says the United States beat the Soviet Union by five points in a dual track meet, the smallest American victory margin in the series history. The Americans won 12 events to the Soviets 10, while the women's team suffered a disastrous 75-28 loss. Brumel set a new world high jump mark at 7 feet 5 3/4 inches.
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Solunar Tables Guide by John Alden Knight
Plan your fishing or hunting days around the Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods start at specified times and last about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shown as well.
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Nicklaus Wins PGA Meet at Dallas in Tight Finish
Nicklaus, age 23, captured the PGA title with a 2-under 68 finishing two strokes ahead of Dave Ragan and three over Bruce Crampton and Dow Finsterwald. The Columbus native celebrated a crowded day of action with a clutch 30-foot birdie at the 69th hole.
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All Stars Meet on Saturday
All Stars move into Little Rock to begin preparations for football and basketball games on August 10. Coaches urge players to report fit for two-a-day workouts during the week leading up to the events. Rush Warding leads the East football squad, Dick Hays the West, Don Coston coaches East basketball, and Joe Dillard runs West basketball.
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Lary Breaks Dry Spell With Four-Hitter Victory Over Angels
Baseball recap notes Frank Lary of the Tigers finally wins again after an ailing shoulder since 1961. He defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4-0 on a four-hit effort. Don Mincher of the Twins hit two homers for the second straight game in a 3-2 win over Washington.
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Nicklaus tino over par pace in Dallas golf event
Nicklaus struggled with putting on the Dallas Athletic Club course finishing with 279 after rounds of 69 73 69 68. He totaled 124 putts averaging over 33 per round and fell behind leaders as Geiberger Maxwell and Ragan posted scores around 280 while Arnold Palmer and Gary Player lagged despite late surge by Player.
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Liston Still Favorite in Fight Tonight
Sonny Liston remains the strong favorite to retain the world heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson in tonight's 15 round rematch at the Las Vegas Convention Center. About 8,000 attend in person with large TV reach. expected live gate around 230000 and TV/movies over 700000. Liston weighs 213-214 pounds, Patterson aiming for 195-196. odds 4-1 Liston, 20-1 Patterson.
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Boxing Roundup From U S Venues Headlines Results
George Benton of Philadelphia outpointed Allen Thomas of Chicago in New York over ten rounds as Hank Henry of Detroit defeated Ed Zuremba in Jackson Michigan. Al Gonzalez of Mesa and Kirk Barrow of San Francisco drew in a heavyweight bout. Antonio Roales of Mexico City outpointed Jose Jimenez in Mexico City.
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Championship Sports Sets Boxing Card Details
Championship Sports, Inc announced a televised boxing event with a $250000 payout and 143 outlets expected to carry the show. Anticipated television revenue stands at $700000 with ABC radio pledging 30 percent purses. Ticket scales range from $10 to $100. Referee and two judges to be named ringside. Scoring awards five points for a win, four or less to the loser, and five apiece for a tied round. The three knockdown rule is waived with an eight count on knockdowns. Weigh-in at 2 p.m. EST.
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