Mays Sides With Peace In Giants Dodger Clash
The incident-filled game saw Juan Marichal swing at John Roseboro after a near head shot from Maury Wills. Willie Mays, praised for restraint, hit a Koufax pitch for a go ahead three run homer as the Giants edged the Dodgers 4 3. The melee emptied benches and left the top three clubs separated by two percentage points.
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Herman Franks
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Reds Open 4 Game Set With Braves
Reds start a four game series in Milwaukee after a 6 5 loss to Philadelphia. Dick Stuart hit a leadoff homer in the eighth to decide the game as Cincinnati drops to fourth place two and a half games behind the league leading Dodgers. Tommy Harper and Pete Rose provided early spark and Gordy Coleman hit his 12th homer. The Reds tied it in the sixth on two runs after bases loaded. Roger Craig took the loss and Bunning earned the win. Joey Jay tabbed to start tonight against Ken Johnson.
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Ken Johnson
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Americans Trounce West Germany as U S Hoopsters Lead World Games
The United States beat West Germany 98 52 in Budapest as U S coach John Kundla notes the squad has yet to hit full stride. U S swimmers add three more golds while Russia leads the medal tally with 19. Carl Robie and Roy Saari shine in swimming events. Makoto Sakamoto earns the first U S gymnastics medal at this level.
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Bernie Wrightson
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Ariz
Makoto Sakamoto
Los Angeles
United States
Ceremony Opens Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv
President Zalman Shazar formally opens the seventh world Maccabiah Games in an Olympic style ceremony in Tel Aviv. About 30,000 spectators expected for the parade of 28 nations as the United States brings a 200 member team of Olympic medalists and national champions.
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Stars Cheered as Americans Shine at World Student Games
In Budapest the United States team, in bright red, white and blue, wins cheers from locals while Joe Ellis of San Francisco and a strong ball game display draw praise. A Russian swimmer, Semen Belits-Guerman, beats Roy Saari in a 0 meter freestyle heat, drawing quiet after.
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Major League Leaders Summary
Batting leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh 334 and Aaron Milwaukee .331. Harper Cincinnati leads runs with 100, Aaron 93. Johnson Cincinnati 97 RBIs, Banks Chicago 85. Rose Cincinnati 164 hits, Williams Chicago and Clemente Pittsburgh. Williams Chicago 35 doubles, Aaron Milwaukee 30. Callison Philadelphia 15 triples, Clemente 12. Mays San Francisco 38 home runs, McCovey San Francisco 29. Wills Los Angeles 80 stolen bases, Brock St Louis 50. Koufax Los Angeles 21 5 pitching decisions, Nuxhall Cincinnati 10 3. Koufax 29% strikeouts, Gibson St Louis 209.
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Baseball Leaders and 1965 Notes from The Season
Batting leaders include Yastrzemski Boston 0.325 and Robinson Baltimore 0.320. Run leaders Versalles Minnesota 98 and Oliva Minnesota 95. RBI Colavito Cleveland 84 Horton Detroit Li. Oliva 155 hits Campaneris 136. doubles Yastrzemski 4 Versalles ? triples Campaneris 1 Aparicio 10. Home runs Horton 25 Colavito 24. Stolen bases Campaneris 45 Cardenal 35. Pitching 10 decisions Grant Minnesota 164 800 Pascual Minnesota 83 727. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 241 Lalich Detroit 175. Whitey Ford historically beat the Senators most often, starting 1965 with a strong 6-? record versus them.
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Baseball standings and Tuesday scheduling details
National League totals show San Francisco 19 game leaders Chicago 3 Houston 1 and New York 7 4 St Louis 5 2. Tuesday games include San Francisco at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at New York Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at St Louis. Also notes on standings and rain delays across leagues with results from Sunday and upcoming matchups.
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Chisox Rally Pushes Them Back in Pennant Chase
Chicago White Sox win 83 21 doubleheader over Kansas City to extend winning streak to 10 and mount a charge in the AL pennant race. Buzhardt and Horlen log wins as Eddie Fisher anchors bullpen. Detroit and Cleveland win to stay within reach of Minnesota.
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al Lopez
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Moose Skowron
Eddie Fisher
Mejias Powers Leafs to Sweep and Narrow Standings
The Toronto Maple Leafs swept a Sunday doubleheader with Syracuse 5 2 and 3 2 led by Roman Mejias at the plate. The wins left Toronto within one game of first place Columbus in the International League as Atlanta’s defeat of Columbus kept hopefuls alive.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting And Pitching Highlights
Willie Mays of the Giants hit his sixth homer in six games a three run shot that gave San Francisco a 3 2 victory over the Dodgers and kept them within a percentage point of the NL lead John Buzhardt of the White Sox extended Chicago s win streak to 10 with a four hit 2 1 win in the nightcap of a doubleheader over Kansas City
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Hermene Gildo Mondragon Tops Rogelio Huitron in Mexico
In Mexico City Hermene Gildo Mondragon defeated Rogelio Huitron with Mondragon recording 124 percent to Huitron's 126 percent. The event notes indicate national context and participation from Mexican competitors.
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Braves win in 11th as Virdon walks to cap behind Crandall and Rodgers
The Braves clinched in the 11th after Del Crandall, Gene Alley and Andre Rodgers loaded the bases and Bill Virdon drew a walk off Dan Osinski. Eddie Mathews tied it in the ninth with a single and a Mack Jones double.
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