Reds homer trio pace seven HRs in win over Cardinals
Frank Robinson Pete Rose and John Edwards homered as Cincinnati built an 82 victory at St Louis. Sammy Ellis pitched well and Billy McCool saved the rookie lefty finished with a bases loaded save in the ninth. Robinson had a triple and a single while Rose contributed a homer and two hits in a 14 hit attack.
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Rookie May falls short of modern Charlie Jones no-hitter
Los Angeles Angel rookie Rudy May, 20, loses a potential historic first appearance no-hitter as Detroit wins 4-1 in 13 innings. Wood’s tapper and Thomas’s error tie the game in the eighth. May leaves after 9 allowing one hit.
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Koufax Faces Choice Pitcher or Patient in Day Test
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax, recovering from an arthritic elbow, faces a decision on whether to pitch or remain sidelined after a Sunday start in which he allowed five hits and struck out seven in a 6-2 win over the Phillies. He hopes to learn if his elbow will stiffen. next start possible if the arm holds.
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Celtics Dominate Lakers 142 110 to Take 1-0 Lead
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 142 to 110, taking a 1-0 lead in the best of seven playoff series. Jayson Tatum led with scoring binges, while Boston built a large early cushion and cruised to victory.
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Young Rookie Sparks Braves Twinbill Wins in IL Action
21-year-old rookie Bill Robinson collected five hits in nine chances to key Atlanta’s 3-2 and 5-4 wins over Rochester as the International League opened. Buffalo beat Columbus 8-2 for its first win, Jets beat Buffalo 3-2, Syracuse topped Jacksonville 8-3, and Toronto defeated Toledo 6-1. Russ Gibson homered and doubled for four RBIs, Tony Horton added two run doubles for Toronto, while Pete Charton pitched well against Toledo.
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Tony Horton
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Larson Sets Eldora Track Record In USAC Sprint Race
Larson of Indiana piloted his Watson Offy to a new Eldora Speed way 30 lap sprint car record with a 9 54 79 time beating the 1962 mark of 10 07 79 by Roger McCluskey of Tucson Arizona for the USAC event in Rossburg Ohio.
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Pitcher Rudy May Strong in Loss as Detroit Tops Angels 4-1 in 13
Rudy May pitched nine innings of one run baseball before leaving after nine as Detroit defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4-1 in 13 innings. Tony Conigliaro led Boston with four hits including a homer and three singles driving in three and scoring three in an 11-4 Red Sox win over Baltimore.
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Bob Rodgers
Mickey Mantle
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Jim Gentile
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Tony Conigliaro
Bob Tillman
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al Worthington
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White Sox
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Lake of the Woods Club Family Membership Offer
Limited time family membership at 50.00 yearly dues for a private lake club near Middletown Ohio. Stocked 26 acre lake with 200 acres of recreation at Swartzel Road open daily 10 am to 3 pm. For brochure call Lee Pierce 866 6608 or write Box 247 Farmersville Ohio.
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Baseball Doubleheader and Standings Report
Tuesday games across the majors show Cincinnati at Milwaukee Houston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis among others. Standings include New York 10 Baltimore 4 and Minnesota 6 Cleveland 3 with several late innings scores and International League results Atlanta 3 5 Rochester 2 4 Buffalo 8 2 Columbus 2 3 Toronto 6 Toledo 1 Syracuse 8 Jacksonville 3.
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Communist China's Chienwei team routs Cuba 91 to 47 in Beijing
In a Sunday night game in Peking, the Chienwei squad from Communist China defeated Cuba 91 to 47, as reported by the New China News Agency.
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Chienwei
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New China News Agency
Celtics rout Lakers in playoff opener led by KC Jones
Boston crushed Los Angeles 142 to 110 as KC Jones sparked the win with 13 points and four assists while Sam Jones added 25 and Havlicek 22. West praised KC Jones, noting his defense and impact on the series start. Boston Head Coach Red Auerbach urged focus despite the big lead. Lakers suffer injuries with Baylor out and Barnett hurt, King doubtful for Game 2.
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Vandendriessche Seeks Third Boston Marathon Title
Belgium’s Aurele Vandendriessche aims for a third straight Boston Marathon victory despite a sore right heel and a record field of 444 runners. A snowstorm greeted runners as Vandendriessche, arriving weary from travel disruptions, focuses on the five Japanese challengers as his main competition.
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Five Records Set By Sophomore Wright At Western NMU
Captain Charlie Wright a 5-10 sophomore from Richmond Ind set five school marks in the season including 177 field goals 452 attempts 169 free throws in 198 attempts and 523 points all surpassing Don Breese's 1957-58 records. Western NMU under Coach Joe Palmer also set a new school scoring record averaging 87.2 points per game in a 12 win 27 loss season.
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Western New Mexico University
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McMahon Returns as Coach of Cincinnati Royals for 1965-66
Jack McMahon is rehired to guide the Cincinnati Royals for the 1965-66 season on a one-year contract. The 36-year-old former NBA standout has led Cincinnati to 103 victories in 160 games and helped the team lead the league in scoring with 1142 points per game in 1964-65, despite injuries to key players.
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Oscar Robertson
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Chicago Zephyrs
Charley Wolf
St. John’s University
Bauer Family Hockey Notables Mourn Two Deaths
Frank N Bauer aged 51 died of a heart attack in Waterloo Ontario his passing follows the death of his brother Bobby Brauer aged 49 who formerly played for the Boston Bruins of the NHL last September The Bauer family name is linked with professional hockey.
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