Grand Slam Shatters the Yankees in rout at home
Boston third baseman Joe Foy hit a grand slam to power the Red Sox past the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium. Foy, shaken by a house fire involving his parents, delivered the decisive homer in the fifth after a late hitting slump. The day’s results also saw Washington beat Chicago, Detroit over California, and Cleveland top Kansas City, while the NL slate featured St Louis over Houston, Chicago over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia blanking New York, San Francisco over Cincinnati, and Los Angeles edging Atlanta in 15 innings.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Joe Foy
New York Yankees
Foy
New York
Boston Red Sox
Foy Rea
Yankee Stadium
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Mets
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Red Sox
Bronx
Mel
Boston
Bell
Indians
Senators
White Sox
Mike Epstein
Paul Casanova
Tommy Agee
Don Buford
Epstein
Ed Stroud
George Brunet
al Kaline
Don Wert
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
In Miami Beach Willie Johnson, 188, outpointed Tony Ventura, 208, both from Miami, over 10 rounds. In London Jimmy Tibbs stopped Mahmon Le Noir, 168, for France, in the sixth. Ralph Carlos, England, stopped Ronnie Van Der Walt, South Africa, at welterweight. In Houston Manny Gonzalez, 1485, outpointed C. L. Lewis, 1442, Philadelphia, over 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Willie Johnson
Miami
Tony Ventura
London
Jimmy Tibbs
England
Mahmon le Noir
France
Ralph Carlos
Ronnie van der Walt
South Africa
Houston
Manny Gonzalez
C.L. Lewis
Philadelphia
Peace Comes Again in Golf World
Pro golfers led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus will compete in the PGA Championship in Denver next month and the Ryder Cup against Britain in Houston in October. An impromptu meeting resolved a stalemate, naming Jack Tuthill as tour director, placing TV control with the tournament committee, adding Harry Pezzullo to the committee, and preserving the PGA veto. Players praised the settlement as satisfactory and aimed to keep golf from further disruption.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press Sports W
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Professional Golfers Association
Denver
Colo
Britain
Houston
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington
Tour
Jack Tuthill
Bob Creasy
Billy Boole
Marty Carmichael
Harry Pezzullo
Northbrook
Elbin
Burning Tree
Dan Sikes
Players
Gardner Dickinson
Mason Rudolph
Doug Ford
Ford
Phil Rodgers
Tuthill
Creasy
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar Tables outlines major and minor fishing and hunting periods. It explains that Major Periods start at listed times and last one and a half to two hours, while Minor Periods are shorter. Times use Central Standard Time for planning daily activities.
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John Alden Knight
Jackson Tigers Mets With One-Hitter In League Victory
Dick Coach reports Doug Jackson, 36, of Philadelphia, pitched a one hitter against the New York Mets, his 18th win against them and career shutout total rising. The Phillies scored early on Taylor, Allen, and Lock, while Marichal improved to 10-5 for the Giants, and other games saw Cubs, Cardinals, Dodgers, and Braves winning in varied fashion.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Larry Jackson
New York Mets
Jackson
Philadelphia
Jim Buiening
New York
Phillies
Mets
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minesota
Tommy Davis
Johnny Callison
Bunning
Tony Taylor
Rich Allen
Don Lock
Lock
Gene Oliver
Mel Queen
Jim Hart
Chuck Hartenstein
Cubs
Pirates
Ron Santo
Ted Savage
Santo
Hartenstein
Joe Niekro
Donn Clendesson
Dal Maxvill
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Astros
Cincinnatiio
Julio Goray
Larry Jaster
Claude Raymond
Ron Fairly
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Braves
Baseball Leaders and Scores Across Leagues Tuesday Results
National League standings show St Louis leading with 38 wins, 22 losses and strong performances from San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 4 New York 0 and St Louis 6 Houston 2. American League leaders feature Chicago Detroit Minnesota and Boston with notable games and top batting and pitching leaders listed.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Clay Plans to Appeal Conviction
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay faces a five year prison term and a $10,000 fine for refusing induction. His lawyers prepared an appeal to the 5th Circuit, predicting likely reversal and possible Supreme Court review if needed. The trial judge ruled against Clay’s discrimination defenses and noted classifying him 1-A for draft eligibility.
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Ingraham
Clay
Muhammad AH
Hayden Covington
New York
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Covington
Houston
Astrodome
Quinnan Hodges
Selective Service
Pro Soccer United Association Scores Roundup
Washington and Los Angeles drew 1 1 in a pro soccer match while Atlanta beat St. Louis 2 1. Other games included Dallas at Boston, Detroit at San Francisco, Toronto at Vancouver, and Baltimore at Los Angeles.
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Associated Press United Association
Washington
Los Angeles
Dallas
Boston
Detroit
San Francisco
Toronto
Vancouver
Atlanta
St. Louis
Baltimore
Coaches Tournament Underway in Cherokee Village
The third annual Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament opens in Cherokee Village Ark with famed leaders like Darrell Royal and Frank Broyles among favorites. Golfers including Paul Bryant Johnny Vaught and Jack Stevens compete in two 18 hole rounds with practice scores used to set handicaps.
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Cherokee Village
Ark
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
Royal
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Paul ‘'Bear
Bryant
University of Alabama
Johnny Vaught
University of Mississippi
Jack Stevens
Little Rock
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Chuck Fairbanks
University of Oklahoma
Glenn Dobbs
University of Tulsa
Tom Harp
Duke
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Fairbanks
Staings
Jim Pittman
Tulane
J. T. King
Texas Tech
Allen Gilbert Jr
Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
University of Missouri
Johnny McKay
University of Southern California
Midwest Surges Into First In Little League Standings
Star sportswriter Ralph Rou notes Midwest Dairy rises to first place at K Park after Mike Pinegar fires a three hit shutout over Sheriff’s Dept 6-0. Lions Club posts first victory 11-7 over Hope Auto. Barry's Quick Sak dominates Century Bible Class 9-2. Standings show Midwest 8 1, Sheriff’s Dept 7 2, Quick Sak 4 5, CBC 4 4, Hope Auto 2 6, Lions Club 1 8.
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Ralph Rou
Midwest Dairy
K Park
Mike Pinegar
Midwest
Sheriff's Dept
Rusty Worthy
Mark Cathey
Lions Club
Hope Auto
David Huddleston
Barry
Quick Sak
Century Bible
Preston Lively
Wn Midwest
cBc
Lions
Sheriff's
Rick Barry leaves NBA for new ABA league
Oakland coach Bruce Hale welcomes Rick Barry to the American Basketball Association on a three year deal worth about 500000. Barry, 35.6 ppg last season, could average 45 to 47 ppg in the ABA with its proposed three point line. Hale says more NBA stars may follow, while Warriors owner Minneell vows breach of contract action and questions the reserve clause.
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Calif
Rick Barry
National Basketball Association
ABA
Bruce Hale
Rick
The
Oaks
American Basketball Association
Barry
Hale
University of Miami
Pam
Warriors
NBA
Frankelin Minlell
Mileuli
Luther Avery
National Football League
Mareshall Leahy
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