Reds Blast Out Of Nose Dive Dodgers Rally For 2-1 Win
Cincinnati Reds exploded with offense in a doubleheader to move atop the Nat League, as Jerry Lynch homered twice in the opener and Frank Robinson continued his hot hitting. The Reds struck for five homers and seven doubles in a high scoring day, while the Dodgers edged the Cardinals 2-1 in a separate game.
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Braves Sweep Pirates in doubleheader rout
Milwaukee Braves surged into fourth place by sweeping two games from the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 4 and 5 4. Ed Mathews led the first game with five singles a double and his 22nd homer driving in three. Hank Aaron scored the winning run in the seventh as Lee Maye collected three RBIs in the nightcap. Bob Friend took the loss in game two as Milwaukee piled up 25 hits in the pair.
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Cubs Snap Skein 11-5 in Philadelphia rout
The Chicago Cubs halted a seven game slide by routing the Philadelphia Phillies 11-5. Don Zimmer homered twice and Ed Bouche added a solo shot as Chicago built an early lead behind a mix of long balls and solid hitting. George Altman also connected, capping a productive day for the Cubs.
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Twins Hammer Indians 10-0 Behind Ramos Offense
Minnesota erupted for ten runs to back Pedro Ramos as the Twins rout Cleveland 10 to 0. Bob Allison Ted Lepcio and Harmon Killebrew homered and Dan Dobbek drove in a run with a seventh inning hit. Ramos scattered six hits to earn his seventh win while Latman took the loss.
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Briton Captures German Grand Prix Race at Solitude Track
Innes Ireland of Britain drove a Lotus to win the 177-mile German Grand Prix at Solitude Track in Stuttgart. Jo Bonnier of Sweden finished a few feet back after a dramatic homestretch pass, the race lasting 25 laps at 7.1 miles per lap. Ireland's time was 1:41.04.6 with Bonnier at 1:41.04.7, averaging about 105.27 mph to Bonnier's 105.26.
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Fukuchi Wins Unanimous Decision Over Filipino Boxer in Japan
Kenji Fukuchi Orient welterweight champion of Japan defeated Steve Tony of the Philippines by unanimous decision over 10 rounds in Okayama City. The bout, a non title affair, ended without knockdowns as both fighters weighed 148 pounds.
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Hubbers Open NBC Tourney With Northern Regional Opener
Hubbers semi pro team makes first NBC tournament appearance, facing North Amarillo Stars in the Northern Regional opener. Manager B Palmer leads a lineup featuring Moose Dudley, Donnie Bumpass, Ronald Bandy, Dennis Willett, Bruce Boyd, Jim Harris, Ronnie Arrington, and George Gibson. Tournament runs through Sunday with 12 teams in double elimination.
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Qualifying For Women's Meet Opens Today
Qualifying rounds begin today for the Linthbock City Women's Golf Tournament at Meucow brook. Thirty nine golfers will tee off in the 18 hole flight with first round play commencing Tuesday. Defending champion Jewel Sampson leads the field as nine hole flight 1 is added for the first time.
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U S Team Arrives Tokyo For National Championships
A six member United States swimming team led by Mike Troy arrived in Tokyo to compete in the Japan National Swimming Championships. Team members include Chet Jasniewski and Tom Stock from Indiana University, Roy Ari from California, Tom Gompf from Dayt, and Mike Peppe assisting from Ohio State University.
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Church League Tourney Opens At South Avenue Diamond
Lubbock City Church League playoffs begin tonight with six teams in a week long double elimination. First Christian and Second Baptist headline, with Memorial and Slide Baptist among entrants. Opener at 3 30 p m features Second Baptist versus Memorial, Slide vs St Marks, and First Christian versus Highland.
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Sportsman Club to Show Color Movies at Meeting
The South Plains Sportsman’s Club will present color motion pictures of a July 1 Kids’ Fishing Rodeo and a float trip at its 7:30 p.m. meeting at Plains Co-Op Oil Mill. Marvin McLarty Jr. will show the footage. Visitors and prospective members are invited. Kelso favored in Brooklyn Handicap field at Aqueduct.
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Angels sweep Senators as Rilke homers again
Los Angeles built a 7-1 lead and defeated Washington 83 in a three game series. Steve Rilke belted his 14th homer and drove in three runs as the Angels extended a win streak to 24 games since June 27. Bilko drove in two in the first and Koppe, Thomas, and Bilko added RBIs. Ted Bowsfield won his sixth decision. Washington’s Harry Bright had two RBIs.
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