Redlegs sweep Braves as Pinson and Robinson spark 10-9, 10-2 wins
Vada Pinson stars with four hits four runs and a grand slam in the nightcap as Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2 to tighten NL lead. Frank Robinson adds five hits and four RBI. team posts 29 hits and chase Dodgers with dominant doubleheader. Other games see St Louis over Chicago and Pirates rout Dodgers. AL features Minnesota Detroit, White Sox Baltimore, and Yankees Angels wins.
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Vada Pinson
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Robinson
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Bob Gibson
Cubs
Menican
Philadelphia
Ray Culp
San Francisco
Houston
New York Mets
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Torre
John Tsitouris
Johnson
Dick Sisler
Minor League Baseball International League results
Saturday results include Toronto over Columbus 3 2 Toledo 1 0 Rochester 2 0 Jacksonville 5 0 Syracuse 0 0 Sunday games feature Reds, Pirates and Cardinals key performances plus Cubs edge by Cardinals through late rally and Phillies offense led by Allen and Callison.
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Associated Press International
Toronto
Columbus
Toledo
Buffalo
Rochester
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Weekend Fight Results From Associated Press Card
In Manila Vicente Dorado outpointed Arthur Persley in a 132 pound bout. In Johannesburg Paul Armstead defeated Enoch Nhlapo at 132 pounds. Andrea Silanos stopped Mario Sitri at featherweight in Alghero. Oscar Bonavena knocked out Rodolfo Diaz in Buenos Aires. Jack Rodgers stopped Ted Gorman in Charleroi. Ricardo Moreno defeated Fernando Sota in Oakland.
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Associated Press
Manila
Vicente Dorado
New York
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Johannesburg
South Africa
Paul Armstead
Los Angeles
Enoch Nhlapo
Alghero
Sardinia
Andrea Silanos
Italy
Mario Sitri
Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Rodolfo Diaz
Charleroi
Jack Rodgers
Uniontown
Ted Gorman
Detroi
Oakland
Calif
Ricardo Moreno
Mexico
Fernando Sota
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Daily MLB results include multiple games with New York routing Washington and Cleveland beating Boston. National League standings show Los Angeles atop the table with 44 wins, Cincinnati and San Francisco close behind, plus Oakland and Milwaukee in chase positions. Pacific Coast and Western divisions list scores from Denver to Seattle and Hawaii, with several games postponed or ended after curfews.
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New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Kan
City
Chicago
Baltimore
W.L. Pect
G.B
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
T. Louis
Sih
Houston
St. Louis
San Fran
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Associated Press
American League
Pet
Poston
Kansas City
Youths Amaze d Hands of Track Meet
In San Diego a mass exodus of the track and field contingent marked the 77th AAU Championships ending with Billy Mills narrowly beating Gerry Lindgren in a world record six mile run while Jim Ryan, 18, from Wichita Kansas, defeated two of the sport’s greats.
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Bob Myers
San Diego
Calif
Billy Mills
Gerry Lindgren
Jim Ryan
U.S. Marines
Lindgren
Ryan
Wichita, Kan
Hawaii 4-6 Portland 3-6 second game tied by curfew
A second game between Hawaii and Portland was halted by a curfew with the score 4-6 to 3-6. Today's schedule lists Arkansas at Spokane Oklahoma City at Seattle and Denver at Indianapolis.
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Portland
Denver
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Okla
City
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Seattle
Arkansas
San Diego
Spokane
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Twins Take 2 and Stay Ahead in AL Race
The Minnesota Twins swept Detroit in a doubleheader 6-4 and 6-5 to stay one half game ahead of the Indians and White Sox. Mincher homered to break a tie, Nossek drove in the win in 10th, and Mele’s platoon moves anchored the lineup.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Kukla
Fran
Ollie Mincher
Mele
Nossek
Sam Mele
Twins
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Joe Nossek
Mincher
Shortston Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Southrow
Bernie Allen
Killebrew
Billins
A Rohens
Kansas City
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Basten
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Chicaso
Houston
Arkansas Players Fall In Tennessee Valley Invite Semis
In Chattanooga Arkansas competitors Ronnie Logan of Durham and Mimi Ranev of Little Rock reached the 16 and under singles semifinals but both were defeated. Logan lost to an opponent in straight sets while Ranev dropped a set before finishing 1-6, 6-3, 6-1.
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Chattanooga
Record-Setting Track Night Highlights Narrow Margins
Peter Snell and Jim Grelle clocked 27:11.6 in a citizen's record two mile split with Mills and Lindgren 1/20 second behind. Ron Clerke's Aussie record stood at 27:17.8 since 1963. Bob Schul ran 13:10.4 for three miles, beating his American mark. Lindgren heads to Japan and Russia trip plans. Mills to Helsinki, weathered by foot blisters. Snell retires after Europe meets.
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Jim Grelle
Mills
Lindgren
AAU
Ron Clerke
Australia
Ryan
Grelle
Vancouver
Bob Schul
Washington State
Russia
America
Helsinki
Finland
Snell
Europe
England
Actor's Daughter Wins Golf Meet
Mimi Henreid of UCLA daughter of Paul Henreid won the U S Lawn Tennis Association Women's Collegiate Championship in Greensboro. Seeded seventh she beat Nadine Netter of Wesleyan 6 1 6 1 in the final. Mary Baldwin doubles pair Nancy Falkenberg and Cynthia Geoeltz defeated Pat Kenenah and Sandra Zeese 6 4 6 1.
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Greensboro
N.C
Mimi Henreid
UCLA
Paul Henreid
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Henreid
Nadine Netter
Wellesley
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Nancy Falkenberg
Cynthia Geoeltz
Pat Kenenah
Sandra Zeese
Ralston Advances to Wimbledon Semifinals in Five-Set Win
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California, the USA's top ranked player, fought back to defeat Davis Cup teammate Marty Riessen of Evansville Illinois in five sets to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. He faces defending champion Roy Emerson next as Allen Fox falls to Cliff Drysdale. The US also sees four women advance to the quarter finals Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Justina Bricka and Jane Albert in the day's strong showing.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
America
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Ralston
Roy Emerson
United States
Giantkiller
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Nancy Richey
Billie Jean Moffitt
Justina Bricka
Jane Albert
Travs Limited to One Run in Twinbill
In Seattle, the Arkansas Travelers managed only one run across two games as the Seattle Angles swept with 5-1 in the opener and 1-0 in the nightcap. Bobby Locke, a former Traveler, totaled eight hits in game one, while Hal Kolstad allowed only three hits in the second game. The Angles moved to a 3-1 lead in the series.
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Seattle
Wash
Arkansas Travelers
Seattle Angles
Bobby Locke
Arkansas
Hal Kolstad
Angles
Women's Championship Semifinal Result Casts Wide Net
Roberta Allison of Alexander City Alabama defeated Miss Owen McHaney of Little Rock Arkansas 6 0 6 4 in the semifinals of the women's division.
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Roberta Allison
Alexander City
Ala
Owen McHaney
Little Rock
Floyd Wins St Paul Open In PGA Tour Debut Era
Raymond Floyd captured the $20,000 St Paul Open crown at Keller course with a 270 total, four strokes ahead of Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler. The 22 year old from Fayetteville, now based in St Andrews Illinois, featured a three under par 33 front nine to pull away. fellow top finishers included Aaron Littler Refram with 275 and 277s Palmer Campbell Sikes Dickinson. Randy Glover tied PGA record with 19 putts but finished 284.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
Floyd
St. Paul
Keller
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Fayetteville
N.C
Flyod
St. Andrews
Ill
Aaron
Dean Refram
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Randy Glover
Atlanta Decision on Pro Team Extension Likely
Arthur Montgomery, chairman of the Atlanta Stadium Authority, said a July 1 deadline to decide on bringing an NFL or AFL team to Atlanta may be extended. He noted no request for extension but the NFL faces owner-search difficulties.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Arthur Montgomery
NFL
Second Game Arkansas Seattle Baseball Scorecard
Arkansas was shut out 0 0 0 0 3 0 in Seattle as Guilbault and Walters tied the game and Kolstad and Bates led Arkansas. Kolstad improved to 3 4 while Guilbault dropped to 1 7 in the defeat.
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Seattle
Guilbault
Walters
Kolstad
Bates
W—Kolstad
L—Guilbault
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