Downing Dominates White Sox as Yankees Rally to 3 0
Al Downing fired a one hit gem to lead the New York Yankees past the Chicago White Sox 3-0. Hector Lopez hit a two run homer in the fifth, Tony Kubek drove in a run, and Camila Carreon’s single spoiled Downing’s bid for a perfect game with two outs in the seventh.
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Dodgers Edge Cardinals 1-0 to Take Lead in NL Race
Dodgers win 1-0 over the Cardinals as Don Drysdale tops Curt Simmons. Frank Howard singles and scores on Bill Skowron and Ron Fairly hits. The win puts Los Angeles in first place. Simmons suffers the loss despite six hits allowed. In Washington, Bennie Daniels throws a complete game as the Senators beat the Athletics 7-2 on three unearned runs in the fifth. Norm Siebern doubles for Kansas City in a separate note.
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Clay Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Undefeated Cassius Clay stopped Henry Cooper in the fifth round as predicted and was named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine. Cooper, despite the loss, moved from eighth to seventh in heavyweight ratings while Clay stayed No. 2 behind Floyd Patterson.
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Vendor Strike Settled at D C Stadium
The 24 month vendor strike at D C Stadium ended but fans will pay a nickel more for hot dogs due to the settlement.
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Vaulting King Hurt Seriously
Seattle star Brian Sternberg, a top trampoline performer and possible world record holder, lay partially paralyzed after a trampoline training accident with the Washington gymnastics team. Doctors reported cervical vertebra dislocation with potential spinal cord damage, placed in traction, with no immediate surgery. Sternberg, age 20, had set a 16-8 vault world record pending and planned to compete in the Soviet Union.
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J Bar H Rodeo Winners From Fourth Night
Camdenton Mo AP winners include Dwain Eaton in wild horse riding, Walt Mason in bareback bronc, Bobby Goodspeed in calf roping, Bill Fedderson in saddle bronc, Ronnie Sewalt in steer wrestling, Scooter Pizzola in Brahma bull riding. Near capacity crowd of 13 900 attended.
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Marichal Delivers 16-Inning 1-0 Win Over Cardinals
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal battles Warren Spahn for 4 hours 10 minutes in a 16 inning 1-0 victory over St Louis. Willie Mays belts a decisive homer in the 16th as San Francisco tightens the NL race with Dodgers Cardinals continue chase.
A's Pitcher Rakow To Rejoin Athletics In Washington
Ed Rakow is due back with the Kansas City Athletics in Washington today after an absence since Sunday. The pitcher disappeared after being removed in Baltimore and reportedly went to Pittsburgh to see his former wife and daughter amid marital and financial problems. The club will withhold judgment on his return.
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Marathon pitchers Spurs Giants win as Mays ends duel
In Candlestick Park a 16 inning scoreless duel between Juan Marichal and Warren Spahn ends 1-0 after Willie Mays hits a decisive homer. Marichal notches his 13th win of the season with 227 pitches, Spahn 201. Hank Aaron’s wind-suppressed drive looms early. Hubbell’s 1933 feat recalled as a milestone. Giants move within one game of Dodgers.
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Kansas City Rodeo Draws Record Crowds This Week
A crowd of 4,300 attended the fourth Kansas City Rodeo session at Benjamin Stables, Kansas City. Winners announced Tuesday night include Bud Johnson in the chuck wagon race, Bob Forney in bareback bronc riding, John McBeth in saddle bronc riding, Bobby Burger in Brahma bull riding, Zeke Griffith in calf roping, Ted King in steer wrestling, and Sandy Clausen in the cowgirls bell race.
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Tune-up Brake Service and Road Support Offered
Tune-up brake service, muffler and tailpipe work, wheel balancing and alignment, generator and starter service, pickup and delivery, and road service are offered by Ltd & Miss. Ph. Vi 32 9897 in Mississippi.
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Legion Faces Topeka Caps In Four Legion Baseball Games
Lawrence's American Legion team meets the Topeka Caps in four Kansas Legion Baseball League games tonight at 6 and Thursday at 1 30 PM. Manager Kenny Page plans to use pitchers Gary Wyrick J D Cleavinger Ralph Light and Tom Patchen.
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