Giants Top Cardinals 7-1 Behind Bolin Two-Hitter
San Francisco pitchers stifled St Louis as Bob Bolin allowed two hits through eight innings and Willie Mays hit his 18th homer of the season. Mays totaled a 523rd lifetime round-tripper while the Giants built a 7-1 NL lead over Pittsburgh with 13 hits, including blasts from Cepeda and McCovey. The Cardinals finally broke through in the seventh but could not avert the setback.
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Orlando Cepeda Sinclea
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Jesus Alou
Tom Haller
Willie McCoveyey
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Jim Davenport
Phillies Gain 1-0 Win Over Mets on White's 7th-inning Homer
In New York, Bill White hit a seventh inning home run to break a scoreless game, giving Jim Bunning his ninth win as the Phillies beat Bob Friend and the Mets 1-0. Bunning struck out eight and allowed only two hits, matching two hitless frames with Friend before Dalrymple's fifth inning infield single.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Friend
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Clay Dalrymple
Pirates Rally Past Astros 4-3 on Clemente Pagan Hits
Roberto Clemente and Jose Pagan drove a fifth inning rally to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 win over the Houston Astros. Bob Veale notched his ninth victory while holding Houston scoreless the final six innings. Matty Alou opened the frame with a single and Clemente drove in the tying run with a RBI single before Pagan delivered the go ahead run.
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Roberto Clemente
Jose Pagan
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bob Veale
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Astros
Matty Alou
Gene Alley
Dave Giusti
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Felix Mantilla
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Church Harrison
John Bateman
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Bill Mazeroski
Nats Top Chisox 4-1 On Lock Three Run Shot
Washington pitcher Mike McCormick earned win number five with five hits allowed and Moose Skowron hit his third homer of the season in the seventh as the Senators defeat the Chicago White Sox 4-1. Don Lock clubbed a first inning three run homer with Ken Harrelson and Frank Howard starting the rally.
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Don Lock
Mike McCormick
Washington Senators
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Ken Harrelson
Frank Howard
Lock
Sox
Jack Lamabe
Moose Skowron
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Braves Beat Cubs 4-2 Behind Torre's Three RBIs
Braves 4 Cubs 2 as Joe Torre drives in three runs with a single and 17th homer off rookie Ken Holtzman. Holtzman suffers eighth loss in 11 decisions. Cubs tally on Boccabella two-base hit and groundout. Hank Aaron adds only hit in sixth.
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Joe Torre
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Torre
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Holtzman
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Cubs
John Boccabella
Billy Williams
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Boxing clash sparks debate over holds in Terrell bout
Reported exchange centers on alleged holding during a Terrell Jones fight. Jones defends boxing as a contest not wrestling, while judges award rounds to both sides amid a tense scoring scene and a late comeback by Cleveland Williams.
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Reds Defeat Dodgers 3-1 Behind Ellis Strong On Mound
Sammy Ellis allowed five hits as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 for their 10th win in 11 games. Tommy Harper delivered a leadoff homer and two singles, sparking the Reds offense, while Maury Wills scored for the Dodgers on a first inning push. Harper added the tying run and later scored again on a Perez double, sealing Cincinnati's win.
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Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Tommy Harper
Reds
Ellis
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Harper
Claude Osteen
Vada Pinson
Tony Perez
Pinson
Deron Johnson
Expansion Inevitable Says Eckert at Fort Worth Meet
Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert said expansion is inevitable within two to eight years with a possible four team expansion within five years. He noted owners are cautious but eager and cited lack of players as a slowing factor while inspecting Dallas Fort Worth Texas League spurs and meeting owners.
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Good Losers Lose Big in Softball Match
In College Area, the Good Losers were routed by Pine Grove Mills 59 to 8 in six innings. Pine Grove Mills piled up 57 hits in the lopsided state college league game.
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Polish Triple Jumper Eyes Olympics Again
Jozef Schmidt Poland's champion in the triple jump vows to pursue a third gold at the Mexico Olympics. The 31 year old coal mine worker resumed jumping after a muscle strain and is set to compete in a U S meet against Art Walker in Berkeley July 16 17.
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Twins Blank Indians 4-0 in six hitter effort
Camilo Pascual and Al Worthington combined for a six inning effort as the Minnesota Twins shut out Cleveland 4-0 for their fourth straight win. Veraslles and Tovar sparked a first inning run, Oliva hit his 15th homer in the sixth, and Alvis contributed an error that allowed another score.
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Tony Oliva
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Detroit Tigers rip Angels to win 15-3
Yoailhe Horton drove in five runs with two singles and a double as Detroit piled up 20 hits to crush California 15 to 3. Al Kaline and Norm Cash homered off loser Clyde Wright who lasted only 2 2/3 innings. Kaline hit his 13th and Cash his 12th while Horton added his eighth homer with two aboard in the sixth.
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Anda Dramer
Detroit Tigers
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Norm Cash
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Clyde Wright
Detroit
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Cash
Horton
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Cardinals Sign Four More In Recent Draft
The St. Louis Cardinals announced they signed four more picks from the recent free agent draft. Right handed pitcher Clayton Kirby of Arlington Virginia and shortstops Jerry Bartee of Omaha Nebraska DeWayne Wendt of Deshler Ohio and Monty Little of Ayden North Carolina were listed among the new signees.
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Omaha
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Deshler
Ohio
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Ayden, N.C
Mantle Homers Do Not Sway Red Sox Victory
George Thomas and Mike Ryan powered Boston with home runs in a 5-3 win over the New York Yankees as five NY errors produced three unearned Boston runs. Jose Santiago earned his seventh win, while Mickey Mantle hit two homers for New York, accounting for all three of their runs.
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George Thomas
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Don Demeter
A's Rally to Edge Orioles 4-3 in KC
Bert Campaneris led off with a pair of singles and scored twice as Kansas City defeated Baltimore 4-3, halting the Orioles’ win streak. Chuck Dobson, Ken Sanders and Jack Aker held Baltimore to six hits, including Andy Etchebarren’s ninth homer.
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Jones Triumphs At Wimbledon Amid Injury Scare
Nancy Jones edged Nancy Richey 6 4 in the women’s singles despite slipping early in the match. She then dominated the second set with net attacks and forehands before a fall at the baseline briefly halted play and she limped off court for medical attention.
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Williams Triumphs In Comeback Knockout Of Herring
Cleveland Williams rebounded from a 18 month gunshot wound to stop Ted Herring in 25 seconds of the third round in a Houston bout before the Terrell Jones WBA heavyweight title fight. Williams weighed 210 1/4 pounds to Herring at 203 1/2, both from Houston, in Williams 66th victory with 50 KOs.
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Clay to defend title in Wembley bout amid London talk
The 32 year old British challenger vents youth and form criticism as Clay faces a British foe with 8513 career wins, 26 knockouts, and two defenses this year. Mildenberger stands 49-2-3 and 17 knockouts while Clay plans a European tour amid military draft scrutiny. Ernie Terrell defends the WBA title in Houston against Doug Jones as Clay seeks focus.
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City Youth League Scores Across Multiple Programs
Local youth baseball and softball results compile from City Softball Major League to Northwest Major. Notable scores include Red Sox 23 over Dodgers 7, Cocoa Cola 7 over Western Motor Parts 1, Lubbock Power 7 over Police C Lition 5, and Northwest Major Lions 17 over Dusters 6 with numerous other matchups across Dixie Majors Minors and Pee Wee divisions.
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Dodgers Sign Pitching Ace To Big Contract
Albany High School left handed pitcher Dennis James, age 18, signed a pro baseball contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. James posted a 22-4 scholastic record and 16-3 for the local American Legion. Dodgers scout J con Hamilton called the bonus the largest ever paid to a high school prospect in Georgia or Alabama. James will report to the Ogden Utah Dodger farm club in the Class A Pioneer League in July.
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Bill Gravitt Named Muleshoe Assistant
Bill Gravitt, part of the 1960 Denver City Mustang state champion team, will be Muleshoe High School assistant and line coach in 1966-67. His wife Becky Figley will teach English at the school. Both Gravitt and his wife are Southwestern State College graduates.
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Denver City Mustang
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San Angelo Youth Signs Dodgers Contract Pact
San Angelo Central High School athlete Julio Guerrero signed a baseball contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He will report Friday to the Dodgers Class A farm club in Pasco Washington. Guerrero was chosen in the recent draft and received a bonus of undisclosed amount.
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Baseball Tonight A L games from coast to coast
Schedule lists night games in both leagues with matchups including Detroit at California Baltimore at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Washington at Chicago New York at Boston Philadelphia at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at St Louis and several pitchers with current records.
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Hillcrest Ladies Golf Meet Opens With Eloise Moore Defense
Eloise Moore begins her title defense as Hillcrest Country Club hosts its annual women's golf tournament opening today at 50 a.m. The event features 37 contestants across 18-hole and 9-hole divisions with medal play in most flights and a Friday awards dinner.
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Justine Kerr
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Ben Duke
Joyce Carrico
Betty Stumbaugh
Doris Wright
Post Grad Accepts Ballenger Coaching Job
James A. Williams a Post High School and East Texas State University graduate has been named ninth grade coach at Ballinger replacing Pete Bryan who resigned to take a job in Colorado Springs. Williams played quarterback for San Angelo College earned All America Junior College honors and lettered two years at ETSU He will teach social studies in junior high and his wife Barbara Shutley of Post will teach in high school.
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Texas Tech
Cage Coach Resigns From University of Detroit
Brendon Mc Namara aged 39 resigns as assistant basketball coach under Bob Calihan at the University of Detroit after 11 years to enter private business.
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