Tigers Rally To Take Second Game From Yankees
Gates Brown singling and Don Demeter doubling sparked a three run seventh inning rally that gave the Detroit Tigers a 5-4 win over the New York Yankees in the nightcap. The loss dropped New York one game shy of .500 while Whitey Ford logged a 10th win in the opener as the Yankees beat Detroit 7-2.
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Orioles Top A's 7 4 Behind Roberts Relief
Robin Roberts ended a seven game winless stretch with 71 3 innings of relief as the Orioles beat Kansas City 7-4. John Powell drove in three Baltimore runs with a double and a single while Dick Brown homered and doubled. Brown and Aparicio provided key hits, and Rollie Sheldon was blasted early before Roberts sealed the win.
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Angels Defeat Senators 5 2 in twi night opener
Jose Cardenal hit a tie breaking homer in the seventh to lift the Los Angeles Angels past the Washington Senators 5-2. Aubrey Gatewood earned the win after Rudy May was wild preceding two insurance runs in the eighth. Joe Adcock homered for LA, with Cardenal and Willie Smith driving in later runs. Don Zimmer plated the Senators' first tally in the fifth.
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Joe Adcock
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Monday Baseball Scores Across American and National Leagues
Results from Monday show American League games with Minnesota 6 to 2 over, Boston 2 to 0, New York 7 to 4, Baltimore 7 to 4 over Kansas City, Chicago 3 to 1 over Cleveland, Los Angeles 5 to 2 over Washington. National League included Cincinnati 7 to 4 over Los Angeles, Houston 5 to 4 over Milwaukee, Philadelphia 3 to 6 over Pittsburgh 1 to 2, New York tied Chicago 3 to 3, St Louis 3 to 2 over San Francisco in 12 innings.
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Course Builder Wilson Is Dead
Dick Wilson 62 renowned golf course architect died at a Boynton Beach hospital following a pulmonary embolism. A native of Glenside Pennsylvania he lived in Delray Beach Florida since 1928 and designed courses including Coral Country Club Miami Villa Real Havana Deepdale Meadowbrook and the 36 hole PGA course at North Palm Beach.
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Goetta Wins Ruidoso Quarter Horse Championship
Goetta, all time money winning champion, timed 20.3 seconds to win the Ruidoso Quarter Horse Championship at Ruidoso Downs. Tiny Watch and Anna Dial finished behind. Goetta paid $3.40 to win as 5,450 racegoers wagered on 12 races with total handle $267,941.
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Phillies Sweep Pirates In Twin Bill On Good Pitching
Philadelphia pitchers Jim Bunning Ed Roebuck and Gary Wagner dominated the Pirates as the Phillies won 3-1 and 6-2. Bunning allowed only five hits for his 9-5 mark and Manny Mota homered for Pittsburgh in the opener. Roebuck and Wagner closed out the nightcap with timely relief to earn the sweep.
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Swoboda Homers Spark Mets To Doubleheader Sweep
Ron Swoboda hit two homers driving in five as the Mets beat the Cubs 3-2 and 3-0 in a Monday doubleheader before 35,900. Swoboda's 14th and 15th homers paced New York, while starter Warren Spahn struggled and Larry Bearworth earned the win in relief. Don Lee was sent to Oklahoma City in a farm move as Houston acquired him from Los Angeles.
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Giants Ink Pacts With Thurlow and Anderson
New York Giants half back Steve Thurlow and tackle Anderson signed 1965 NFL contracts on Monday. The moves involve the offensive unit, securing key players for the upcoming season.
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Summer Scandal Wins Monmouth Oaks in Slashing Fashion
Harborvale Stable's Summer Scandal dominated the 42nd Monmouth Oaks at Oceanport riding Garth Patterson kept a late-pace trainer and beat Terentia by three-quarters of a length. The 1 1/16 mile race on a fast track drew the season's largest crowd and paid $23.10 $10.40 and $4.40 to win. Terentia paid $6.80 and Marshal paid $2.80 The purse totaled $37 277 to owner D G Volkert.
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Night major league baseball games scheduled
Baseball night slate features ten matchups across American and National Leagues. Key pitchers include Stephenson Grant Kiekert Barber Stottlemyre Koplitz Daniels Chance Drysdale O Toole Marichal Simmons Cardwell Culp and several teams vie for scoring and standings as weather and travel factor into lineups.
Spectacular 47 Wins Gaines County Pro-Am Crown
In Seminole the Gaines County Pro-Am crowned a spectacular 47 for a 25 under par while 96 golfers competed under sunny skies. First place went to Dwayne Peters Hobbs R H Peterson Brownfield Al Crossland Seminole and George Duncan Brownfield with a 21 under.
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Reynolds Recalled By Kansas City A's From Vancouver
Out fielder Tommy Reynolds reported to the Kansas City Athletics after being recalled from the Vancouver club of the Pacific Coast League. The Athletics optioned outfielder Larry Stahl to the Vancouver farm club.
Houston Downs Braves 5 4 in Ninth Inning Victory
Joe Gaines scored the winning run on Walt Bond’s sacrifice squeeze bunt in the ninth, giving Houston a 5-4 win over Milwaukee. Jim Wynn had four hits, Hank Aaron hit a homer, and Joe Torre added a key run for the Braves.
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Chapman to Pull Auto From Grand Prix Racing
London AP reports Colin Chapman founder of Lotus plans to withdraw his works team from Grand Prix racing at season end due to lack of engine for next year. This could end Jim Clark’s racing career as Lotus driver and world champion. Clark leans toward settling down with Selly Stokes amid rumors of marriage.
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Lumpkin Leads Pace In Odessa Pro-Am Qualifiers
ODESSA AP Two teams shot eight under par to pace the Odessa pro am qualifier with 31 of 44 teams advancing to Thursday’s opening round. Lumpkin from Pecos led individually with a 65 while Bill Weaver joined teammate Larry Lumpkin on the 8 under team.
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