Tigers Rally Past A’s For Fourth Straight Win
Detroit defeated Kansas City 4-3 as John Wyatt faltered on two wild throws in the sixth. Mickey Lolich earned the victory, while Al Kaline left the game with a leg injury. Freehan advanced on a misplay and scored on Tick McAuliffe’s tapper as Detroit built a late lead.
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Bosox Bomb Chisox in Six Run Fenway Outburst
Boston right hander Earl Wilson delivered a nine hitter and a two run triple as the Red Sox erupted for six runs in the opening frame against Chicago. The Sox chased Dave DeBusschere early and won 8 to 4 behind Wilson’s strong performance and key hits from Geiger Malzone and Ward. Ed Bressoud added a solo homer for Boston.
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Birds and Twins split twin bill in Baltimore
In game two Rich Rollins and John Goryl provided late run production with two outs in the ninth to rally Minnesota past Baltimore 7-5 after the Orioles won the opener 4-3. Garyl hit a two run homer in the sixth, Hall and Rollins homered in the eighth, and Minnesota erased a five five tie in the ninth to snap a four game skid while ending Baltimore’s four game win streak. Vic Power opened the Twins ninth with a single and, with two outs, Allison and Rollins followed with three straight hits off Herm Starrette before Papas allowed the final hits.
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Pirates Top Mets 21 in Game Highlight by Clemente
Roberto Clemente crushed an opposite field two‑run homer in the eighth to break a tie and lift the Pittsburgh Pirates past the New York Mets 21 in New York. Don Cardwell earned the win with help from Al McBean in relief as Tracy Stallard allowed three hits over seven innings before the Mets bullpen faltered. McBean fanned Chico Fernandez with two on to end a threat, while Donn Clendenon singled three times for Pittsburgh amid a sparse four-hit attack.
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Nats Extend Streak With 5-1 Victory Over Angels
Washington beat Los Angeles 5-1 as Don Zimmer lined a tying single then Don Leppert, Don Lock and Ed Brinkman drive in runs in a three-run seventh. Don Rudolph earned his first win since May 8, pitching seven solid innings. Jim King homered for the Senators who stretch their streak to four.
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Ortega To Break In Novice Bello At Madison Square Garden
Gaspar Ortega, the Mexicali Indian, fights Billy Bello in a welterweight ten rounder at Madison Square Garden. Bello, 20, makes his televised headlining debut as a 211 underdog in a high risk test for the novice.
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British Heavyweight Champion Calderwood to Defend Title
London based Chic Calderwood the British and Empire light heavyweight champion will defend his titles against Ron Redrup at the Empire Ballroom Blackpool on July 10. Calderwood makes his third defense while Redrup, 28, a southpaw, previously lost a disputed 10 round decision.
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Donovan Shuts Down Yankees in Six-Hit Indians Win
Dick Donovan pitched six sharp innings and contributed two key hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4 1. Hector Lopez homered for the Yanks in the seventh, but Donovan improved to 6 1 with Jim Bouton taking the loss. Tito Francona and Willie Kirkland drove in runs as Cleveland built a 4 0 lead, with Kirkland swiping a daring score from second on a deep fly.
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Tom Tresh
Rio Grande Dam Hires Engineer for Armistad Project
Lincoln F. Sherman, a 31 year veteran with the Army Corps of Engineers, will leave next month to oversee construction of the Armistad Dam on the Rio Grande. The international boundary commission hires him as construction engineer for the $71.16 million project, a joint U S and Mexican effort near Del Rio Texas. The dam, six and a half miles long and 253 feet high, will provide flood control power and irrigation with the United States paying 56 percent of the cost.
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Cubs Capture Fifth In Row
Chicago Cubs win a 3 2 0 inning 20 inning thriller over the Philadelphia Phillies to extend their winning streak to five. Ernie Banks scored the decisive run on a sacrifice fly by Andre Rodgers in the 11th after doubling and moving to third on a wild pitch. Lindy McDaniel earned the victory to move to 5-2, while Ray Culp and Larry Jackson neither factored in the final decision.
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Troops From Europe Due At Ft Chaffee
Army says about 53rd Signal Battalion troops returning to Ft Chaffee Arkansas from Europe form part of a non combat strength reduction in Europe begun last year. About 15 000 support and service troops were sent home earlier this year. Defense Department says cut does not affect US combat strength in western Europe. The Dead Sea is the earths lowest point at 1282 feet below sea level east of Jerusalem.
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Skeet Shooting Champion Reclaims World Title From Russians
Ken Pendergras of the U S Navy led the United States to victory at the World Skeet Shooting Championship in Cairo finishing with 389? out of 400. He hit key birds under windy conditions and later earned the U S Distinguished International Shooting Badge. Pendergras, a St Joseph Missouri native, is noted for boxing success in 1912 and long skeet service.
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Missouri Delegates Back Goldwater at Republican Conclave
St. Louis AP reports Missouri's GOP delegation intends to back Sen. Barry Goldwater for the party's presidential nomination with top sources indicating a clear move on Friday.
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Cornell Crew Reaches Final at Henley Regatta
The Cornell heavyweight crew defeated London Rowing Club by three quarters of a length to reach the Grand Challenge Cup final at Henley. Two other American crews won preliminaries while Cornell lightweights were eliminated from the Thames Cup. The team employed steady pacing and power to overcome the faster London crew after the halfway mark.
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Deadline Today For Highway 80 Tennis Meet Here
Noon today is the entry deadline for the Highway 80 tennis tournament which starts here Monday. The tourney this year has been held in Midland Odessa and Andrews and moves to S, Sweetwater, and Abilene later in July. George Philbrick and Jan Cannon will direct, with entries sent to Philbrick. Players must hold USLTA registration cards. Divisions depend on entries, with minimum four entries to form a division.
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