Phillies beat Dodgers 4-2 as Short wins fourth in row
Dick Stuart drove in three runs with a solo homer and a single to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Chris Short earned his seventh win of the season with strong pitching, while Dodger starter Johnny Podres took the loss after a rough eighth inning. The Phillies built a lead with a fifth inning squeeze bunt by Allen and held on as Dodgers rallied briefly in the third and eighth.
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Giants blank Mets as Haller and Mays homer in rout
Tom Haller and Willie Mays homered to back Jack Sanford’s two inning relief stint that held New York to four hits. Frank Linzy finished the shutout with two innings as San Francisco snapped a two game skid with a 4 0 victory at home. The Mets threatened in the fifth inning before grounding into a double play.
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Player Closes Open Round With Par 70 To Lead Field
South African Open hopeful Gary Player shot 70 to sit atop the leaderboard as Jack Nicklaus barely made the cut and Arnold Palmer failed to advance. Nicklaus, 10 strokes back, asked, What’s the law? Palmer bowed out after a 76, while Ken Venturi struggled with a circulatory issue and missed the cut.
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Robert Redburg
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Astros Top Pirates 5-1 Behind Bruce Pacing
Bob Bruce earned his fifth win as the Houston Astros toppled the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1. Houston opened a four-run fourth inning on hits from Ine Gaines Joe Morgan and Jim Wenn plus Rob Aspromonte and Rusty Staub key RBIs. The Pirates finally dented Bruce in the seventh with Gene Alley and Jim Pagliaroni accounting for their lone run.
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Las Vegas Archers Invite Silver Dollar Tournament
The Las Vegas Archers announce the annual Silver Dollar Invitational to be held at Lee's Canyon Archery Range on June 26 and 27. Local archers are urged to pre register by midnight with fees of 4 dollars per person 7 dollars per couple and 9 dollars for the entire family.
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Cerdan Jr Wins 10th Straight in Bordeaux Bout
Marcel Cerdan Jr outpointed Gomez Acebo over six rounds in Bordeaux to extend his pro win streak to ten. The undefeated lightweight is the son of late champion Marcel Cerdan who died in a 1950s air crash.
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Homer Saves St. Louis In 10th Inning Victory
Mt. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 5 to 4 in ten innings after Bill White hit a solo homer in the 10th. Milwaukee forced extras with Mack Jones’s two-out homer in the ninth. Don Dennis earned the win. Phil Niekro took the loss.
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YMCA Tiny Tot Swim Lessons Begin Next Week
YMCA in Las Vegas opens registrations for a five lesson Tiny Tot program for ages 5 to 7. Three classes 9 10 and 11 am run Monday to Friday, cost five dollars for the series, with multiple weeks available through August 27. Call 382 023 for details.
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Mantle Hits Grand Slam as Yankees Beat Twins
Mickey Mantle belts a grand slam in the first inning and leads the New York Yankees to a 12 run victory over the Minnesota Twins. Tom Tresh and Roger Maris set the table with a single and walks, while Bill Stafford earns the win in his second start against four losses.
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Redlegs Rally Past Cubs 3-1 Behind Harper Homer
Tommy Harper belted a two run homer and Billy McCool worked three hitless innings in relief as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1. The Cubs managed a lone run while Cincinnati capped the victory with solid pitching and timely offense.
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Cornhusker Wins Sprint at NCAA Track Meet
Charlie Greene of Nebraska won the 60 yard dash in 8.4 seconds at the 44th NCAA Track and Field Championships. Paul Kerry of Southern California took the 120 yard high hurdles, John Fiore of Keeton College won the hammer, Neal Steinhauer of Oregon captured the shot, Clarence Robinson of New Mexico the broad jump, and Bruce Mortenson of Oregon the 5000 meter steeplechase. After seven events Oregon and Southern California led the team race with 20 points each, Nebraska had 16, and Northastern and New Mexico 14. Kerry finished in 13.8 seconds.
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Skowron Homer Powers White Sox Past Red Sox
Bill Skowron hit his eighth homer in the sixth inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. The win pulled Chicago within a half game of the AL lead.
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Braves Accused of Discouraging Milwaukee Attendance
A Milwaukee civic group alleges the Braves blocked attendance to aid a move to Atlanta. Teams, Inc. says offers to buy and promote Milwaukee games were rejected, while staff shipping and ticket booth cutbacks hint at a strategy to pressure a 1966 relocation. The telegram urged concrete league plans for a Milwaukee major league presence.
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Unclear Data Fragment of City Team Scores
Fragmentary OCR text lists team abbreviations and scattered numbers with no coherent event or outcome. It appears to reference teams from New York Minnesota Washington Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Kansas City Chicago Boston, but no match details or dates are given.
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Jaycees Tennis Tourney in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold the 11th annual Jaycee Junior Tennis championships June 29 to July 4 at the Las Vegas Racquet Club. Events include four age divisions for 18 and under. entries close June 24. contact Mark Mielke at 387-1111. State winners earn all expense paid trip to Houston for nationals.
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