Yankees surge with reserves as Mantle out
The New York Yankees, missing Mantle Maris and Tresh with injuries, swept Cleveland to extend their AL lead to seven games. Bench players Bright Lopez and Richardson delivered key hits, while Boston Chicago and Minnesota won tight games, keeping the pennant race tight.
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Russians Smile Through Loss In Soviet U S Track Duel
The American team edged the Soviet Union by five points in Moscow, 12 events to 10, marking the lowest American victory margin in five meets begun in 1958. The women’s team struggled, losing 75-28, while individuals like Valery Brumel set records in the high jump and several Americans excelled in shorter distances.
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Jets Rally Pushes Columbus Closer in IL Race
The Jets swept Buffalo in a doubleheader 10-1 and 0 in a fifth straight win and 11th in 12 games, tightening Columbus’s hold in the Southern Division. Tom Parsons pitched a three hitter in game one and Cliff Cook hit a 450 foot homer. Fred Green improved to 7-1 with a six hit shutout in game two.
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Fred Green
Steelers Stop Inland in Exhibition 14 to 9
The Armco Steelers beat Inland Manufacturing 14 to 9 in an exhibition game at the East Side diamonds. Inland, Montgomery County Industrial Tourney champs, may enter the state tournament here if they advance from the Springfield district tourney.
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Inland
Montgomery County
Springfield
Tigers' Frank Lary Wins First Since Last June
Frank Lary of the Tigers, hampered by a shoulder ailment since their 23 win season in 1961, won for the first time since last June by hurling an eight two victory over the Los Angeles Angels on a four hit game. Don Mincher of the Twins hit two homers for the second straight game in a 3-2 win over Washington.
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Don Mincher
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Washington
John Gory
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Jay Silvester
Rink Babka
Harold O‘connolly
Parry O’brien
Connolly
O’brien
Dave Davis
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Frank Lary
Tigers
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Gajda tops and sinks in U S Open rounds
Bob Gajda of Bloomfield Hills Michigan led after the first round of the U S Open with a 69 but followed with an 80 on day two. He finished 46th among 51 qualifiers with 313 total and earned 300 dollars.
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Bob Gajda
Bloomfield Hills
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Giants Crush Reds 10-5 as Cepeda Homer Sparks Win
San Francisco batted Cincinnati pitchers for 16 hits in a 10-5 victory that tied the Reds with the Giants in fourth place. Cepeda hit a homer and two doubles, Davenport and F Alou added homers with men on base, Willie Mays and Jose Pagan drove in runs. O'Toole took the loss. Bolin won in relief as the Giants kept pace in the pennant chase.
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O'Toole
Jim Owens
Dom Zanni
Bill Henry
Owens
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Henry
Gene Freese
Pete Rose
Freese
Pinson
Tommy Harper
Chicago
Crosley Field
Baseball scores and schedules from a multi-game day
Scores show Philadelphia 8-7 over es 4 2B and St. Louis 9, San Francisco 10, plus 5-5 Cincinnati Chicago after 14 innings. Tuesday games list Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh Los Angeles. Also minor league like Toronto 7-3 Jacksonville 4-2 and Arkansas 0-1. Panama boxing note mentions Ismael Laguna.
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Pitching Great, But Not Sunday
In eight National League games 183 hits and 22 homers were recorded. Pirates, Phillies, Braves, Cardinals and Giants posted big totals as Ron Fairly sparked the Dodgers with a grand slam and extra hits in losses. Joe Torre homered for the Braves, Hank Aaron and Nenis Menke homered for Milwaukee, and Bob Gibson earned his fourth straight win as Philadelphia rode Chris Short’s four hit shutout to split with New York.
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Hamilton Raceway Entries First Race Through Ninth Race
A list of Hamilton Raceway entries across nine races with horse names and drivers including Warner Lewter Carlock and others. Each race details trot or pace events and the competing horse entries for the program.
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Hickory
Warner
Dutch Byrd
Lewter
Lovey Mary
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Etawah Boy
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Ambition Board
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Hardy
Charming Billy
Dowell
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Helen Mor
Sie Blackstone
Holtzmuller
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Morning Call
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McConnaughey
Cindy Will
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Audrey’s Cresendo
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Ruby
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Clipper Brook
Williams
Pace
Bonnie ‘Bee Byrd
Star Delight
Zimmerman
Tammy Reed Nixon
Jeanie
Rich
Damon Cole
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Pride
Crook
Liz Mite
Hurst
Vickie W
Tiny B
Lynnye Pointer
Dunwoody
Hal Cornell
Little Wheel
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Doll Baby Arnold
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DeBaun
Alvin
Haverill
McPherson
Don's Roy
Jester Broom Tba
Blackie Witt
Shawn Hill
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McIntosh
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Pat Baker
Country Jake
Exemption
Amosson
Richie
Big Mac
Abbe’s Dream
Kiuey
Doctor Joe
Busy Mite
Owens
Wampler’s Choice
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de- Baun
Dayton Speedway To Be Remodeled For 1 Mile Track
Dayton officials announce a $100 000 upgrade plan to lengthen the speedway to one mile and raise seating to 20 000. The work aims to attract top race cars including Indianapolis 500 entrants and is slated for completion before the next season.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Speedway
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