Reds Rally Sparked by Coker Homer In 10th Victory
Cincinnati clung to a pennant race lead with a 3-2 win over Philadelphia in 10 innings. Jim Coker belted a second homer and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly as Sammy Ellis pitched six solid hits allowed and earned his 16th win. John Briggs tied the game in the ninth with a solo shot. Dick Sisler lauded his club’s pitching as Perez left with a leg issue.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dick Sisler
Sisler
Jim Coker
Sammy Ellis
Coker
Homer
Tony Perez
Perez
Ellis
Jim Maloney
Indianapolis
Phils
John Briggs
Reds
Johnny Callison
Briggs
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillie
Clay Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Bill Skowron
Kansas City
Jim Hunter
White Sox
Gary Peters
Detroit
Denny McLain
Boston
Don Wert
McLain
Tiger
Hail to All Faces Tight Field in Travers Stakes at Saratoga
Hail to All aims for the 96th Travers at Saratoga as topweight 123 pounds in the 10-horse field. Staunchess, La Cima, and First Family factor in a tight chase for $85,100 total purse with $55,315 to the winner. Convex also in the mix with 120 pounds.
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Associated Press
Hail To All
America
Saratoga
Ben Cohen
Aqueduct
la Cima
Staunchess
Travers
First Family
Jones Stops McGowan In Glasgow Bout
Ron Jones aged 119 from Chicago halted Walter McGowan 116% in a boxing match in Glasgow Scotland.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Ron Jones
Chicago
Walter McGowan
Ladies Day Humor Prompt on Yankees Lecture
A newspaper teaser notes a humor column titled Ladies Day mocking a four hour lecture on Whats Wrong With The Yankees. The line signals light hearted banter and a playful critique of sports culture.
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Yankees
National League baseball scores and schedule roundup
Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 4 3 and San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 5 3 in ten innings. Cincinnati outscored Philadelphia 10 2. St Louis routed New York 8 1. Houston posted 74 to Chicago 42. Series games set for Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and St Louis at New York among others.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
San Fran
Phila
Baseball scores from major games include Buffalo and Toledo
Buffalo defeated Rochester 3 0 while Toledo beat Jacksonville 3 to 2 in 11 innings first game. Columbus won 42 to 1 over Atlanta. Toronto topped Syracuse 5 to 2.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Toledo
Jacksonville
Columbus
Atlanta
Toronto
Syracuse
Contenders Mathews Mays Lead March For Braves Giants
Eddie Mathews and Willie Mays pace the Month of the March for the Milwaukee Braves and San Francisco Giants. Mathews and Mays hit decisive two run homers in recent wins as the Braves grab half game in NL standings with the Dodgers two teams ahead. Gibson dominated Mets as St. Louis rolled 11 in the first wins.
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Associated Press
Eddie Mathews
Willie Mays
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Mathews
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francis
Sanford Debut Drops Twins As Angels Win Opener
Jack Sanford surprised the Minnesota Twins in his American League debut with six innings of one run allowed as the Angels won 3-1 in the opener of a doubleheader. The Twins bounced back to win the nightcap 3-1. Sanford, 36, was acquired from the Giants four days earlier. Albie Pearson had four hits and Joe Adcock drove in two runs for the Angels.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jack Sanford
Minnesota Twins
Sanford
Minnesota
Angels
San Francisco Giants
Albie Pearson
Punishment Debated Over US Track Rivalry Fallout
Senate Commerce Committee probes US track split between NCAA and AAU as athletes face punishment for competing abroad. Easton urges penalties for players and schools amid boycott breach. Bushnell proposes sport by sport associations to resolve jurisdiction with the Olympic Committee retaining top authority. Hearings resume with Beatty and others testifying.
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United States
Russia
Senate
America
M.E
Bill) Easton
U.S
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Amateur Athletic Union
San Diego
Asa S. Bushnell
U.S. Olympic Committee
AAU
Olympic Committee
Congress
Jim Beatty
NCAA
U S Teens Spark World Record Binge in Cardiff Meet
The United States opened with an 82-48 lead over Britain as Patty Caretto, 14, set an 18 51.1 1650 yard freestyle world mark. John Nelson, Claudia Kolb, Judy Humburger, Martha Randall, and Kendis Moore also posted American records across multiple events.
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Wales
United States
Britain
Patty Caretto
New York
John Bogert
Patty
Whittier
Calif
John Nelson
Pompano Beach
Fla
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
U.S
Judy Humburger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Martha Randall
Wayne
Kendis Moore
Phoenix
Ariz
Winners Face A Dogs Life
My Friend Lou and Sought After, two famed greyhounds, retire after identical 67 victory records. Owned by G. A. Alderson, they raced in Colorado and Florida from 1961 to 1964. My Friend Lou had 196 starts with 67-31-21, Sought After 217 starts with 67-34-37. My Friend Lou goes to Clyde D. Lemon's Portis Kansas stud. Sought After to Ike Moelling's Bertoud Colorado farm.
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G. A. Alderson
Colorado
Florida
Clyde D. Lemon
Portis
Kans
Fat Ike Moelling
Berthoud
Colo
Denver Bears Produce First Major Leaguers Since 1960s
The Denver Bears had a modest Pacific Coast League season in 1964 but during 1965 spring training they sent seven players to the majors. Ex Bears Tommy Aaron Sandy Alomar Lou Klimchock Gary Kolb Wade Blasingame Clay Carroll Phil Nickro Jim Crowder Phil Roof Denny Ribant joined the Milwaukee Braves Reds Angels Mets.
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Denver
Denver Bears
Bears
Tommy Aaron
Sandy Alomar
Lou Klimchock
Gary Kolb
Wade Blasingame
Clay Carroll
Phil Nickro
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Coker
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Roof
Los Angeles Angels
Denny Ribant
New York Mets
Braves Infielder Mike de la Hoz Leaves Indians in 1960
Infielder Mike de la Hoz of the Milwaukee Braves broke with the Cleveland Indians in 1960. He is a native of Cuba.
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Mike de la Hoz
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Cuba
Cards Beat Mets as Boyer Homers and Brock Streaks Continue
Ken Boyer hit a homer and triple driving in three runs while Lou Brock had three singles and his 50th stolen base as the Cardinals beat the Mets, who dropped a 15th loss in 17. Houston’s Bob Aspromonte delivered a bases loaded single for the winning hit in the ninth against Chicago, as Lee Maye started the rally. Bil Faul pitched eight strong for Chicago to complete a shutout and win his third.
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Ken Boyer
Cards
Lou Brock
Mets
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Cubs
Lee Maye
Ted Abernathy
Bil Faul
Chicago
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