Giants Roar as Robinson Aaron Spark Early Season
Cincinnati's Frank Robinson and Milwaukee's Henry Aaron powered early wins for interest as the Reds beat the Giants 14-3 and the Braves defeated the Dodgers 6-3. Purkey earned his second win, while Aaron broke through after five games with three hits and two RBIs.
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Reds Break Slump as Robinson Leads Rally in San Francisco
Cincinnati defeated the Giants 4 3 to salvage one win of the three game set. Frank Robinson starred with backhand plays and run producing hits while Bob Purkey gave up the late rally. Manager Hutchinson blamed pitching but voiced confidence the club can rebound as Joey Jay prepares for his first win against Bob Shaw.
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Hawks Win Big Victory Over Seafs
Chicago Black Hawks blanked the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 on home ice to lead their best of seven series. Stan Mikita and Ab McDonald scored in the second period, Bronco Horvath added late, Glenn Hall posted his second playoff shutout, Mikita's sixth goal tied him for season playoff scoring with 17 points, and the Hawks eyed a possible series clincher in Chicago or Toronto with games upcoming.
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Lakers Rally Past Celtics In Game Five Thriller
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated Boston 126 to 121 to take a 3-2 series lead in the NBA playoffs. LeBron James and Anthony Davis fueled the comeback as Boston staged a late push, pausing only briefly before LA held on.
History On Celts’ Side In Playoffs
In Los Angeles, the Lakers edge Boston 126 121 to take a 3 2 lead in the series as Elgin Baylor erupts for 61 points surpassing the previous playoff mark. Boston contemplates a Russell challenge to stop the Lakers and force a decisive seventh game.
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Youth Versus Experience In Brown Ortiz Title Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Brown defends his crown for the 12th time against Carlos Ortiz in a 15 round title bout set for Las Vegas. Ortiz challenges the seasoned Louisiana native now based in Houston, with Brown aiming to extend his six year reign and record of 83 victories in 113 bouts.
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Boxing results from cities on July events
In San Jose Kenny Lane outpointed Luis Molina. Lima Mauro Mina stopped Von Clay in Philadelphia. Accavallo defeated Salvatore Manca on disqualification in Buenos Aires. Stockholm Ingemar Johansson defeated Wim Snoek. Tokyo Tadao Kawamura stopped Cuate Sanchez.
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Sox Sophomore Denies Jinx in Orioles loss
Boston pitcher Don Schwall, despite a 5-1 loss to Baltimore in the first game of a doubleheader, dismisses the jinx claim as unjust. He later earned a 5-4 win in the second game as Los Angeles Angels took sole control atop the standings after a 6-3 win over Minnesota. Jack Brandt drove in three Orioles runs, and Army Pvt. Steve Barber impressed on a weekend pass.
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Sprint Champs Call For End To Segregation
Don and Dave Styron from Northeast Louisiana State College urge the South to end its no interracial meet policy. The twin sprinters say four years of skipping major meets hindered their peak, and they advocate open meets to compete against the best. Both stars note the policy limited opportunities despite standout times and numerous wins.
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Panama City bout ends in outpoint win for Laguna
In Panama City Ismael Laguna of Panama outpointed Nelson Estrada of Venezuela in a 100 pound bantamweight bout. Weights were listed as unavailable.
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Angels top Twins 6 3 to claim AL lead on Bilko power
Steve Bilko slugged two homers and drove in three as the Angels beat the Twins 6-3 to move into first in the American League. Bob Hendley spun a five hitter for Milwaukee, guiding the Braves to a 6-3 win over the Dodgers, becoming the club’s first winner this season.
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Toronto leads series 2-1 in NHL final
Toronto tops Chicago 2-1 in the best-of-seven playoff with Game Four set for Tuesday at Chicago. The Maple Leafs move ahead as the series shifts locations and momentum.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Aboard Tuesday
Yesterday results show Baltimore 5 Boston 4 and Chicago 8 Kansas City 3. Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 6 3 while Washington at Cleveland was snowed out. Tonight games include Kansas City at Los Angeles and New York at Baltimore with Boston at Cleveland and Chicago at Minnesota in the NBC network slate.
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Night Baseball Scores From The League Standings
Pittsburgh 7 New York 2 in a snowily played second game. Cincinnati edged San Francisco 4 3. Milwaukee defeated Los Angeles 6 3. Houston plays Philadelphia. Iain St. Louis visits Chicago. Cold Houston hosts New York. St Louis visits Philadelphia in extra action. Milwaukee visits Cincinnati while Pittsburgh goes to Chicago. Los Angeles travels to San Francisco.
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Ray Bluth Sets New Mark In ABC Tourney
Ray Bluth of St. Louis posted a 1051 four game total in the American Bowling Congress Masters finals in Des Moines. He opened with a perfect 300, later added 279 227 and 245 to beat Pete Treybig of Houston who totaled 777. The 300 was his sixth sanctioned perfect game and first in a Masters event.
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Casper Charges To Tourney Win
Casper wins the Greater Greensboro Open with a final round 68 to finish 275 total, edging Mike Souchak by one stroke. Sam Snead is third at 278, Billy Maxwell fourth, Arnold Palmer fifth, as gusty 40s wind through Sedgefield Country Club. Casper’s victory adds to a season tally of 22,600 dollars on tour.
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Indians Face Pitching Dilemma From Sparse Schedule
Cleveland Indians struggle to keep hurlers ready with multiple open dates and weather postponements. After a lone night game against Boston, they won’t play again until a three game set in New York, while a Sunday doubleheader versus Washington was rained out. Manager Mel McGaha says there is little to be done beyond running and batting practice. Pedro Ramos was sent to Jacksonville to pitch exhibition work and build arm strength.
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Northern Michigan's Finest Fishing Annual Walleye Run Opens
Muskellunge northern pike wall eyes bass and perch highlighted. Walleye limit common in Munoscong Bay during the June run open June 1 to October 15. For information and reservations call GA 2.3243.
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