Gibson Streak Ends As Mets Fall 7 1 To Cardinals
Bob Gibson extended his dominance with a 7 1 victory over the New York Mets, tying his win total at 12 and lowering his era to 0.96 as the St. Louis Cardinals surged ahead in the National League. Tony Cloninger of the Braves struggled in a split twin bill as Cincinnati moved into second place with a 6 2 win over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh swept Atlanta.
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Palmer Poised To Win Big At Western Open
Arnold Palmer and rivals Tom Weiskopf and Jack Nicklaus head the field for the 65th Western Open at Olympia Fields. Weiskopf leads money list with 137,061 dollars. purse totals 130,000 with top prize 26,000.
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Perry's Plays Local Negro Nine Tonight at Legion Field
Perry's Truck Stop hosts the local Negro Nine, the Beans, at Legion Field at 8:00 p.m. Tonight's matchup caps a season with Perry's strong 10–2 record and features a competitive night of small-town baseball atmosphere. Wayne Johnson or Dwight Galloway are expected to lead the home team to a victory.
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Baseball scores and standings from Tuesday and upcoming games
American League results show Baltimore defeat Boston 6 to 3 and Cleveland crushing Washington 16 to 1. Oakland topped Chicago 3 to 1, while Detroit beat New York 5 to 0. National League leaders include St Louis Cincinnati and Atlanta in the top spots with ongoing schedules and nightly doubleheaders noted.
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All Stars Underdogs by 16 Pts in New All Star Game
Chicago AP report notes the College All-Stars, 16-point underdogs, set to face Green Bay Packers in the 35th All Star game at Soldier Field. Details recount past upsets and coaching debuts, with Beban and Landry as key targets and Vanderkelen’s 1963 shoot to beat the Packers cited.
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Shreveport Beats Albuquerque in Extra Innings in Spur of Games
Minor League results list Shreveport 7 Albuquerque 5 and Memphis 4 in 12 innings, with Amarillo at Arkansas Pallase Fort Worth at El Paso San Antonio at Memphis Shreveport at Albuquerque. International League scores include Toledo 2 Louisville 0 Buffalo 6 Columbus 2 Rochester 5 Richmond 1 Syracuse 7.
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