Giants Edge Pirates 2 1 as Dark defies rule again
San Francisco manager Al Dark defied a base running rule by intentionally putting the winning run on base in the ninth. The Giants beat Pittsburgh 2-1 on Duke Snider's eighth inning tie-breaking single and Jose Pagan's infield single set up the late drama.
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McDowell Sidelined After Four-Hitter In Cleveland Win
Sam McDowell pitched a four hitter in the first game but was scolded by manager Birdie Tebbetts and hospitalized for observation. Larry Brown delivered a pinch hit in the nightcap as Cleveland swept Detroit, though McDowell suffered stomach cramps earlier and kept Tebbetts in the dark.
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Olympic Swim Coaches Look Ahead After AAU Champs
At Foot Hill College AAU Championships teens set nine world records and 16 American marks as US coaches predict a record Olympic team for Tokyo. Star performers included Don Schollander and Sharon Stouder, with World marks also by Dick Roth Marilyn Ramenofsky and relay squads from Santa Clara.
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Bouton Shuts Out Twins as Yanks Extend AL Lead
Jim Bouton pitched his second consecutive shutout for the Yankees beating Minnesota 2-0 on three hits to keep New York five percentage points ahead of Baltimore in the American League race. Duke Snider delivered a tie breaking eighth inning single for the Giants in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh moving San Francisco within 1 42 games of Philadelphia.
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Canadian Lightweight Title Retained By Gardiner in Glace Bay
Tyrone Gardiner of Sydney River defended his Canadian lightweight title by stopping Ferdinand Chretien of Toronto after 5 rounds in Glace Bay Nova Scotia. Ronnie Jones of Chicago scored a knockout over Tetsuro Kawai in Yokohama. Ismael Laguna of Panama City outpointed Vicente Dorado of Argentina in a 10 round bout.
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National League Scores and Tonight’s Games
National League results list Houston 92 New York 7 4 Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 1 San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1. Tonight’s games include Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis San Francisco at New York Milwaukee at Cincinnati with twi night games scheduled.
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Chicago and Detroit Reach Tied Logs in Twin Bills
Baseball scores show Chicago 2-3, Detroit 1-1 with an 11 inning second game. New York blanked Minnesota 2-0 while Baltimore defeated Kansas City 8-7 and Los Angeles beat Boston 2-1. Washington at Cleveland and several road matchups follow.
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International League Sunday results brief
Toronto tied Columbus 5 to 5 while Richmond beat Buffalo 2 to 0 and Atlanta crushed Rochester 7 to 1. Syracuse won 6 to 5 as Jacksonville defeated.
Slot End Role Set For Brewer
Hiram Ohio AP Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier says John Brewer can develop into a top slot end. Brewer caught four passes in a scrimmage including a 15 yard TD and impressed Collier with his route running and hands as Cleveland prepares for an exhibition at San Francisco.
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Reds Near Sweep Stopped by Cards In Busch Stadium
Cincinnati Reds failed to sweep a three game set with St Louis as Curt Simmons and Mike Cuellar limited them to four runs. Deron Johnson powered two homers for Cincinnati, driving in all runs, while Carl Warwick drove in the decisive run for St Louis on a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth. The Reds’ loss delays a move on Philadelphia and sets up a doubleheader with the Milwaukee Braves led by Jim O'Toole and Bob Purkey.
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Hutchinson May Be Released From Christ Hospital
Fred Hutchinson of the Cincinnati Reds may be released from Christ Hospital early this week but no definite time has been set says team physician K George Ballou Hutchinson is resting well and the tests are finished for now Results of the tests will be released later He has chest cancer diagnosed last January at Swedish Hospital Seattle Hutchinson who turns 45 August 12 has led the Reds since 1959 and is being managed by Dick Sisler in his absence
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Cincy Adds Hall of Fame Star in Fan Voting
Cincinnati fans vote to add a past Reds star to the Hall of Fame joining 18 others. Voting begins today to select the inductee for Sept. 4 Hall of Fame Night against the Milwaukee Braves.
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Chiefs Rally To Top IL Contenders In Doubleheader Sweep
Syracuse’s Chiefs overtook Jacksonville for first in the International League by winning a doubleheader 6-4 and 5-1 to extend their lead to two games. Don Dillard delivered a ninth inning double for Toronto in a separate win as Toronto beat Columbus 7-4 in the second game. Richmond, Atlanta, and Rochester also posted wins in other league actions.
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Hall of Fame ballot request from Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
A line lists many baseball figures including Ethan Allen Joe Beggs Gus Bell Ted Breitenstein and others. It directs readers to send ballots to the Hall of Fame at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce 1718 Central Trust Tower Cincinnati Ohio 45202.
Terni Soccer Stars Beat Middletown All Stars 2-0
The Terni Steel Co. soccer team scored a 2-0 victory over Middletown All Stars in a Saturday night match at Roosevelt Athletic Field. The Italian squad, composed of steel workers studying Armco methods, controlled the game from the start.
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