Dodgers Dominate Cubs 11-8 as Wills Leads Rally
Maury Wills sparked a Dodgers surge returning from injury, going 3-for-5 with a bases loaded double and three RBIs to cap an 11-8 win over the Chicago Cubs. Los Angeles extended a five-game road streak and tightened the NL lead ahead of a two-game series with the San Francisco Giants.
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Cards sluggers power late in doubleheader
In a nightcap the Cardinals pushed nine runs across in the seventh and eighth frames, four from an inside the park grand slam by Tim McCarver. White also homered backing Ray Sadecki as St Louis won 6 to 1. The Reds triumphed in the nightcap behind Vada Pinson and Pete Rose homers, while Don Demeter Jim Lemon and John Callison rallied Philadelphia in the opener to tie before Bobby Wine drove in the winning run in the 10th.
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Lang Surprises to Clinch NAIA Singles Title
Pan American's No. 3 player Ken Lang from Edinburg Texas as a surprise singles champion. The 22 year old senior from Richmond California defeated teammate Jerry Wortelboer 6 2 6 1 in the semifinals and beat Don Kierbow Corpus Christi U 2 6 6 2 6 3 for the crown.
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Amatuer? Pro Bout Leaves Fighter Critical After Knockout
Amarillo Texas Ray Hubbel 24 of Lovelland remained in critical condition after being knocked out in the third round of a four round professional bout Friday night.
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Ward wins Rex Mays classic at Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Rodger Ward led from the 67th mile to capture the 100 mile big car race at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds, his fourth Rex Mays victory. Ed Die Sachs finished second, Chuck Hulse third, and A J Foyt fourth after a loose hood forced pit stops. Ward earned 7693 of a total purse 31207, with accessory money lifting his take to 8443.
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Bruce McLaren Surges to World Driving Lead in Belgium
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand moved into second place in the world driving standings after finishing second in the Belgian Grand Prix at Francorchamps. Jimmy Clark won the race in 2 hours 27 minutes 47.6 seconds for Lotus Climax. rain slowed the field on the 32 lap, 280 mile course.
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First Light Heavyweight Champion Jack Root Dies
Los Angeles AP reports former boxing champion John Jack Root died at 83 from arteriosclerotic heart disease. Root became the first light heavyweight titlist by outpointing Kid McCoy in Detroit in 1903.
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National League Baseball Standings and Results Note
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 32 wins and St Louis at 25 losses. Sunday results include New York 8 Chicago 4 and Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 7 in 10 innings. Upcoming games list Cincinnati at New York and Milwaukee at Philadelphia with several N designated matchups.
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La Crosse Nine Edges Chaseburg 5-4 In Tri-State Battle
La Crosse Winnebagoes broke a 4-4 tie with two eighth inning runs to beat Chaseburg 5-4. Ron Grunseth came on in relief after midgame and Ed Johnson had two hits for the victors as La Crosse improved to 2-1 in Tri-State play and set to visit Waukon next Sunday.
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Kenosha Players Dominate Wisconsin All Star Team
Oshkosh AP three Kenosha players named to the all tournament squad after the 16th Wisconsin High School Baseball Championships. Team includes pitchers Jim Stewart and Bill Hansche plus catcher Doug Capellen and others from Madison Central Oshkosh Eau Claire Memorial Richland Center.
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Oshkosh State College Tops Pan American in NAIA Tennis
Wisconsin's Oshkosh State College scored three points in the NAIA Tennis Tournament, won Saturday by Pan American of Edinburg, Texas, with 31 points. Victoria Falls in Africa, 355 feet high, is twice as high and nearly double the width of Niagara Falls.
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Radatz Dominates Orioles as Red Sox Tie for First
Boston reliever Dick Radatz nickname The Monster dominates Baltimore with six scoreless innings in a 3-2 Boston win in 14 innings. Nixon and Schilling drive in the tying and winning runs. White Sox move into first by half a game after a 4-3 win over Kansas City. Yankees beat Detroit 6-2 behind Ford's eight-hitter. Indians sweep Washington as Bell wins in relief.
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Soldiers Grove Routs Salem 7-4 in Wisconsin league game
Soldiers Grove erupted for six runs in the eighth inning to beat West Salem 7-4 in a Western Wisconsin League contest. Ron Helgerson collected three hits in four at bats, with Shelley Schoville and Roger Piehl adding two apiece. Ted Ledman had two hits for West Salem, including a double.
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Angels halt Twins climb on McBride win
Los Angeles pitcher Ken McBride beat the Twins 4 2 to end Minnesota's four game win streak. McBride kept the visitors scoreless after a shaky start as Jim Perry took the loss. Camilo Pascual earned his 100th career win Saturday night with a 9 3 Angels victory and added a league leading 82 strikeouts.
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Tomah Edges Wilton 3-2 in Wildcat League Duel
Tomah nipped Wilton 3-2 as Grovestein’s sixth inning RBI proved decisive. Grovestein, Bruce Zellmer, and Gary Grovestein collected two hits each for Tomah while Ron Neitzel J Creviston and R Bucholtz led Wilton with two hits apiece. Kemper and L Grovestein pitched for Wilton with Creviston also contributing.
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