Drysdale Dominates Cubs as Dodgers Take Chicago Tilt
Don Drysdale fires a five hitter to boost the Dodgers over the Cubs 5 to 2 in Chicago. Larry Sherry also shines in relief as manager Alston hails his pitcher’s control and fastball. Cubs errors and misplays cost them, while Kirk Noren praises Drysdale’s stuff and future promise.
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Soviet Trackmen Set for U S Meet
Soviet runners led by Vladimer Kets travel to an American track meet July 13 to 19. The squad aims for top finishes as they compete against a U S all star lineup in a multi day program with strong showings expected in distance and sprint events.
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Mazeroski Heroic Single Lifts Pirates Over Reds in 11th
In a twin bill nightcap, Bill Mazeroski drove in the 11th inning run to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 3-2 win against the Cincinnati Reds. Ronnie Kline pitched well into the ninth before a Bell homer forced extras, and Mazeroski delivered the decisive single to seal the victory.
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Finsterwald and Wall tie for Buick Open lead in playoff
In Grand Blanc Michigan Don Finsterwald and Art Wall Jr both par the final hole to finish tied for first in the Buick Open. An 18 hole playoff will follow to decide the title. Finsterwald 23 failed to reach the green in two but chipped within three feet for a one putt.
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Dodgers Rally as Koufax McDevitt Shine in Relief
Moon starred in the nightcap making a leaping grab on Banks' drive while Roseboro led the Dodgers with three hits in the opener and a fifth homer in the second. Joun Buzhardy pitched for the Cubs and took the loss, with Craig 64 earning the win as Williams failed to hold a lead.
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Dodgers Rally to Beat Cubs in Labor Day Tilt
In a tense Chicago battle, the Dodgers stave off the Cubs 6 to 4. Moon doubled, Demeter and Hodges drove runs, and Labine earned the win after Jackson’s clutch hit. Koufax pitched late to preserve the lead as Hobbie took the loss.
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Texas League Archive Forms Grist and Ashe
Texas League archive material notes the formation of Grist and Ashe as a notable development. The brief item identifies the partners involved and hints at archival purposes in the regional record.
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Killebrew Drives In Three as Senators Blank Yankees
Harmon Killebrew hits his 28th homer driving in three runs while Jim Lemon and Roy Sievers back Camilo Pascual’s four hit shutout as Washington routs the New York Yankees 7-0. The win gives the Senators seven hundredth season victory and tops in the majors.
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Senior hard court champs crown multiple 13-year-olds
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach and Carol Lum of Honolulu failed in doubles to Barbara Browning of Burbank and Pam Davis of Anaheim 6 3 and 6 1. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield won the singles over Ramsey Earnhart 6 4 6 3 6 2. Vicki Palmer of Phoenix took the women's title 6 0 6 1 over Margaret Taylor of San Marino.
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