Reds Sweep Braves in Cincinnati Doubleheader
Robinson homered twice and scored the winning run in the nightcap to break a 1-1 tie. He also doubled in the second inning as Cincinnati edged Atlanta 2-1 in the opener, while a bases loaded walk to Hank Aaron set the stage for Hank Foiles' RBI and a 2-1 final score in the first game.
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Colts Split With Cubs
Houston Colts rally for two unearned runs in the eighth to beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 after losing the opener 4 to 2, ending Houston's six game slide while Chicago's four game win streak ends. Bob Lillis leads Houston with three hits and Cal Koonce gains the win in relief.
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Brokers Son Cops Ruidoso Feature at New Mexico Fair
Damon Pollard’s Brokers Son led the field at Ruidoso Downs on Sunday in the 7 furlong New Mexico State Fair feature, paying 6.60 to win on a sloppy track. Jet Wilson defeated Capricheck by 9.80 in the Cecil Guseman Memorial at 400 yards.
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Boyer and Flood Spark Cardinals in Mets Twin Bill
Ken Boyer and Curt Flood provided the decisive blows as St. Louis edged New York 65 51 in a doubleheader to take the series 3 2. Ernie Broglio and Ray Washburn got the wins, with Washburn 95 and Broglio 7 4.
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Pirates Fall 8-1 to Phillies in Philadelphia defeat
Cal McLish earned his seventh win as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 8-1 in front of 8,502 fans. Roberto Clemente hit his ninth homer, Tony Gonzalez extended his hitting streak to 15 games with two doubles and a single driving in four runs. Al McBean started for the Pirates and left after four innings trailing 3 0, with Harvey Haddix and Tom Sturdivant following before Joe Gibbon and Jack Lamabe finished.
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Angels Split Tigers as Doubleheader Ends Varied
In Detroit, the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Tigers 12-8 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after five home runs. The Tigers won the opener 7-6 thanks to Al Kaline's two-run double, ending the Angels' three-game skid and keeping L A in second place, half a game ahead of Minnesota.
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K C Athletics Cruise Past Orioles 7 3 in Finale
Jerry Lumpe fueled the Kansas City offense with a three RBI day as the Athletics defeated Baltimore 7 3 to salvage the final game of the four game series. Lumpe collected four straight hits including a run scoring double and added a fifth inning RBI single. Bill Fischer earned the win in his third start.
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Red Sox Triumph After Three Straight Losses to Senators
Boston avoids a sweep as Earl Wilson wins to snap a losing streak for the Red Sox. Dick Radatz closes out the win in relief, fanning three to hold Washington in drizzle. Boston's runs came on Bresaud, Gardner, Geiger, Pagliaroni, and Runnels hits while Hinton scored for Washington on infield plays and a wild pitch.
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Amputee Golf Meet Opens in Dallas With Top Contenders
Leonard White, a Dallas golfer with one arm, headlines the National Amputee Tournament opening at Brookhaven Country Club. The event features 100 players, including defending champion Lou Monge, with divisions for leg and arm amputees and three 18 hole rounds concluding on Saturday.
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Oilers Offense Tops Defense In Pasadena Scrimmage
In Pasadena Texas the Oilers offense defeated the defense 40 23 on Saturday night Lee connected on a 54 yard opening pass and another to rookie Charles Frazier of Texas Southern Cannon of LSU threw a 40 yard TD to John Tom Leach of the Pirates. Pirates led the National Jr. home runs in 1902 with six.
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Indians Fall In Double Bill To Minnesota After Late Slumps
In the nightcap Minnesota broke a 5 5 tie in the 11th inning after overcoming a 5 2 deficit. Lenny Green and Power hit back to back homers in the seventh to fuel the comeback while John Romano hit a two run shot for Cleveland. Dailey took the loss, Ray Moore pitched two scoreless innings in relief.
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