Twins Clinch Tie for AL Pennant in Doubleheader Sweep
The Minnesota Twins clinched a tie for the American League pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from Washington 5-0. Jim Gant pitched one hit ball and Frank Quilici delivered a two run single in the eighth. Versalles had four hits in the opener as the Twins moved closer to the league title.
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Mays Ties NL HR Record With 50th Hammer
Willie Mays hit his 50th homer of the season to join Ralph Kiner as the only NL players with 50 or more homers in two seasons. The Giants beat Milwaukee 7-5 to maintain a one game lead as Eddie Mathews homered twice for the Braves. The doubleheader in Philadelphia saw the Phillies win the opener 4-1 before losing the nightcap 4-1 to the Mets.
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British recruit Martyn Howgill joins New Mexico State basketball
Martyn Howgill an 18 year old from Essex county England aims to become the first British basketball star in the U S college game. The 6 foot 8 forward was recommended to Aggie coach Jim McGregor by Harry Errington vice president of England Amateur Basketball Association.
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Dodgers Top Cards 2-0 as Koufax Breaks Strikeout Record
Sandy Koufax pitched a five hit shutout with 12 strikeouts to win his 24th game and lift the Dodgers to their eighth straight victory over St Louis. He surpassed Bob Feller’s single season strikeout mark, raising his total to 356, as the Dodgers remained one game behind first place San Francisco.
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Reds 1 0 Astros as Maloney tops Roberts in key win
Cincinnati righty Jim Maloney earned his 2nd victory with a two hit 1 0 win over Houston. Pete Rose singled and Vada Pinson tripled to break a scoreless tie in the sixth after Robin Roberts left with elbow trouble.
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Maryland Beats Ohio 24-7 in Solid Football Victory
In College Park Maryland the Maryland Terrapins defeated Ohio University 24-7. Maryland leveraged a size and depth advantage and withstood a late Ohio rally as three fourth quarter threats were neutralized by turnovers penalties and strong defense.
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