Orioles fall to Tigers as sweep completes
Detroit defeated Baltimore 4 0 behind Joe Sparma as the Tigers exploited five walks and a wild inning to claim a three game sweep. Hank Bauer's Orioles slipped into eighth place in the American League after scoring only one run in the series. Sparrow’s shutout marked his second of the season with Detroit moving a half game ahead of the White Sox in the league race.
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Flood Keeps NL Streak as Cubs Edge Cardinals 5 4
Curt Flood extended his errorless streak to a NL record 206 games but the centerpiece moment came when Don Kessinger’s ninth inning single nicked Flood’s glove and rolled for a hit, scoring Clarence Jones for a Cubs 5 4 win. Flood lamented the misplayed ball while still savoring the mark.
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National League standings and results summary
National League tables show Cincinnati atop with 17 wins and 8 losses. Chicago, St. Louis, Houston, and Los Angeles follow with mixed results from Saturday and Sunday games including rain delays. Notable scores include Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 3 and Chicago 5 St. Louis 4. Dodgers and Giants affected by rain.
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Travelers Lose Game to Spurs in Texas League Clash
In Arlington Texas the Dallas Fort Worth Spurs topped the Arkansas Travelers 31. Bryan Browne tripled in the eighth driving in Don Davis as John Felske added a run with a single off Ed Cecil. Spurs pitcher George Sherrod earned the win improving to 2-0 with a five hitter while Radovich took the loss. The game featured unearned runs and a late Spurs rally to seal the victory.
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Central wins AAA Meet in rain at Russellville Arkansas
Little Rock Central racked up 89 points to reclaim the Class AAA track title at Russellville. North Little Rock finished second with 63 points as Central set a state record in the 440-yard relay with 42.4 seconds on a rain muddied track. Fort Smith Northside sprinter David Carter swept hurdles. Top two in each event advance to Meet of Champions in Little Rock.
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Illinois Is Slugged by the NCAA
The University of Illinois faces two years of NCAA probation after Big Ten penalties tied to an athletic slush fund. Football and basketball are barred from post season play, with exceptions for two prearranged fall appearances. Coaches resigned and 14 athletes were declared ineligible. full relief possible by 1969. Tulsa censured. Waynesburg and Central College of Pella placed on one year probation. Chattanooga restored to good standing after one year probation.
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Beard Wins Champions International Golf Classic in Houston
Frank Beard of Louisville captured the $115,000 Champions International Golf Classic with a final 67 to finish four under par at 274, edging Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Palmer and Billy Casper traded leads amid sweltering heat as Beard climbed from three behind. Hogan at 54 posted a notable 68, and Boros tied for third with Harold Henning at 279.
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