KayCee Rips Yanks 7-2 Behind Fischer Six-Hitter
Kansas City rode a late inning surge to a 7-2 victory over New York as Bill Fischer fired six strong innings and Bobby Del Greco launched a key seventh homer. The A's erased a 2-0 deficit by scoring three in the sixth and adding four more in the eighth while Arroyo took the loss for the Yankees. Tresh debuted in left field for New York and contributed two of the visiting club’s six hits.
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World records tumble at NAAA swimming championship
Australia’s Murray Rose set a 4:13.4 400 meter freestyle world record at the NAAA women's and men's invitational meet in Chicago, besting Jon Konrads 4:15.9 from two years earlier. Ginnie Buenkel, 16, Summit NJ, clocked 2:32.1 for the 200 backstroke, Sharon Finneran lowered the 400 IM mark to 5:25.4, and Gerhard Hetz of West Germany posted 4:54.9 in the 400 IM.
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Gerhard Hetz
Houston Rally Edges Cubs 3-2 For NL Standings Boost
Hal Smith drove in the winning run with one out in the ninth as Houston cagers rallied to defeat Chicago 3-2. Pendleton and Landrum homered. Lillis pitched for Chicago with Bruce, Schultz, and Anderson. Houston moves into eighth in the National League.
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Ellsworth
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Fisworth
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Datier
Eggers One Shot Behind In Montana Open
Bill Eggers representing Black Mountain Country Club Nevada trails by one stroke at the Montana Open. Tied for first at 137 are Bill Wright Edmonton Joan Reudi Billings and amateur Ed Zemisiak Butte. Other leaders include Gary Floan Spokane and Chuck Rotar earning 139 at midway with several contenders near 140.
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Boston Bombards Twins in Nightcap Rally
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 9-4 in the nightcap after a 5-4 opener. Earl Wilson hit a three run homer in the third, Eddie Bressoud added a RBI triple in the fifth, and Georges Maranda lasted to the seventh before being lifted as Boston piled on eight runs in the innings. Jack Kralick earned his eighth win in the opener.
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Dodgers race past Reds as Fairly homers in Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers use speed and a three run homer by Ron Fairly to beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-2 at Crosley Field. The win increases the Dodgers NL lead to 3 1/2 games in front of a season best crowd.
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Braves Halt Giants 6-4 Behind Raymond Save
Milwaukee reliever Claude Raymond earned his fifth consecutive save and eighth since June 28 as the Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 6-4. Lee Maye hit a seventh inning homer with Hank Aaron aboard to seal the win for Bob Shaw, who improved his record to 15-? The Giants tied it briefly on Cepeda’s double, but Milwaukee pulled away with timely hits and a two-run cushion.
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Tigers blank White Sox to extend win streak to four
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning allowed three hits as Rocky Colavito delivered a two run double supplying all scoring in a 2 0 victory over Chicago. Buzhardt was the loser as Don Buddin and Colavito produced the decisive runs in the seventh.
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Perfect Yacht Mark Newport Trials in Rhode Island Sound
UPI reports Weatherly defeated Columbia to keep an undefeated record and Nefertiti earned her first win over Eastern, in the America's Cup selection trials aboard Rhode Island Sound. Henry B. Mercer's Biddeford 12-meter won over Columbia, in the 1958 defender cup, by 1 minute 13 seconds.
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Fremont Golfers Near Casino Crown Fremont Hotel
Fremont in strong position to win the Casino Center Golf League after Ed Levinson’s team beat Golden Nugget 41 yesterday at Las Vegas municipal. Nugget leads 3114 to 2942 with two matches left. Fremont faces Nevada Club and Horseshoe Club as stakes rise in a tight title race.
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Angels Storm Past Senators In Doubleheader Sweep
Lee Thomas and Leon Wagner each belted two homers as the Los Angeles Angels won 4-3 and 3-2 to sweep Washington in a two game set. Thomas tied the first game with an eighth inning homer and Wagner delivered a decisive 10th inning shot. Thomas collected six hits in the two games and Wagner his 29th homer of the season. Don Lee earned the win, Ed Hobaugh took the loss in the nightcap after a bullpen stumble by Angel pitching.
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Colts Beat San Bernardino 10 2 In California Baseball Congress
Las Vegas Colts overpower San Bernardino 10 to 2 in the opener of a three game series at Cashman Field. Dave Coombs earned his seventh win with 13 strikeouts while Bob Powell and Danny Church drove in key runs. Powell hit a homer and Church added two hits including a run scoring single. The Colts tallied in waves with runs in the 2nd 3rd 5th 6th and 7th innings. San Bernardino’s Miness hit a two run home in the seventh. Game two with Ed Hite on the mound set for 6:15 p.m. local time.
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Sheriffs vs AP Clark County Softball Tonight
The Clark County Sheriff’s Office softball team faces Nellis Air Force Base Military Police at 7 p.m. on No. 2 diamond at Nellis. Admission is free to the public.
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Al’s Fancies and Race Card Preview at the Track
Psst and hey bud report top horses and bets at the track by the surf. Colonel Carr is the best bet in the eighth race with low weight and overdue win. Ann’s Knight and Typhoon II look to win their divisions in the Bing Crosby Handicap with other winners Tiffle Regally Yours Doolin Point and Kool Karal noted.
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Chargers to broadcast 17 Chargers games on KLAS radio
KLAS radio will carry 17 Chargers games from the American Football League Western Division champion. Included is tonight’s exhibition against the Denver Broncos from Balboa Stadium with warmup at 7:45 p.m. and kickoff at 8 p.m. The Chargers defeated Dallas 17-0 last week in their opener.
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Reck Standings Across MLB Night Schedule Chaos
The night slate includes Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 9-1 and Los Angeles 6-1 over Cincinnati 2-2 in rain delayed, with Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 4 and Houston 3 Chicago 2. Postponements, day-night tests, and tomorrow’s matchups pepper the schedule amid scattered results and weather delays.
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