Drysdale Delivers Power Hit Seals Dodgers Win
Dodgers edge Mets 21 as Drysdale, who earlier fell, hits a third homer of the season to complete an 11th win. Rebounds from a first inning stumble to beat New York 1 0 in front of 55023 at the site. Other NL results include Pirates over Giants 5 3 and Braves over Cardinals 8 2.
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Jesse Gonder
Mets
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Jim Pagliaroni
Giants
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee
Braves
Coleman Powers Reds To Victory Over Cubs
Gordy Coleman led Cincinnati with a two run homer in the ninth after a first inning run producing double as the Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. Don Pavletich hit his sixth homer for Cincinnati while Sammy Fights for no hit five innings before Cubs rally.
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Doug Clemens
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Yankees Rally For 6-4 Win As Downing Tops Angels
The New York Yankees, buoyed by six wins in seven games, beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-4 behind Al Downing who scattered 13 hits. Roger Maris and Doc Edwards drove in runs with key doubles, while Clete Boyer and Bobby Richardson added RBIs as New York moved into seventh place, one-half game behind the Angels.
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White Sox
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Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Rollie Sheldon
Jim Landis
Baltimore
Boston
John Orsino
Yankees
Roger Maris
Doc Edwards
Bobby
Crackers May Run From Foes In Pennant Race
The Atlanta Crackers beat Toronto 5 4 to extend a seven game win streak and open a 5 1/2 game lead in the International League. Buffalo defeated Jacksonville 3 2 Syracuse beat Columbus 8 3 and Rochester swept Toledo 6 1 and 9 3. Billy Graham struck out 13 Columbus batters and homered in the fourth.
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Termites Warning Raises Homeowner Trust Concerns
A house to house canvasser unknown to homeowners prompts warnings about scams. The message stresses vigilance when entrusting property to unfamiliar operators.
Young Pros Dominate Women's Western Open Lead Pack
Three young pros top the field at Beverly Country Club with Sue Maxwell leading at 145 after 36 holes. Sandra Haynie sits second at 149, Judy Torluemke is at 150, while Margie Masters and Carol Mann keep within striking distance as Kathy Whitworth, Mickey Wright, and others chase the top prize.
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Britain Faces Uphill Battle in Davis Cup Quarterfinals
Britain trails 2-0 to South Africa after two singles losses but wins the doubles at Eastbourne to stay alive. South Africa needs one of two remaining singles to reach the semifinals for the first time in 12 years. France leads Yugoslavia 2-0 in Paris as other ties Spain vs West Germany and Italy vs Czechoslovakia are 1-1.
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Don Drysdale and Jimmie Hall Spark Narrow Wins
Yesterday's stars include Don Drysdale of the Dodgers winning 11 games with a four-hit Mets night and a game winning homer in a 2-1 victory. Jimmie Hall of the Twins drove in the decisive runs as Minnesota swept Detroit in a pair of games 5-4 in 12 innings and 4-? in the opener and nightcap.
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al Downing
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Angels
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Control On Work Plan Affects Ohio High School Athletes
Paul E. Landis, commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, says rules will not bar boy athletes from summer reservations about participating in organized basketball or football. A labor drive recruits high school athletes to form supervised teams to harvest crops in Ohio and neighboring states.
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All American Tennis Finals in Bristol England
Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner reached the all American final at the West of England lawn tennis championships in Bristol. Nancy Richey defeated Justina Bricka, while Liz Starkie beat Carole Graebner, signaling potential singles sweep for the United States. Ralston beat Frew McMillan and Graebner overcame Donald Dell in tough three set matches.
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Ohio
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Bethesda
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St. Louis
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list highlights top MLB performers by category. Key names include Cole man Cincinnati 364 and Aaron Milwaukee 337 in batting. Rose Cincinnati and Harper Cincinnati tied 41 runs, Mays San Francisco 41 RBIs, J Alou 73 hits, Williams Chicago 20 doubles, Callison and Clemente lead triples with 6, Mays 19 home runs, Wills 36 stolen bases, Koufax 119 strikeouts, Drysdale 94.
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Milwaukee
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San Francisco
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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New York
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Philadelphia
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Torre
Stargell
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Wills
Los Angeles
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Ellis
Farrell
Houston
Baseball Leaders Overview from 1960s Almanac
Batting leaders include Davalillo of Cleveland hitting .356 and Jones of Boston at .352. Green of Boston scores 41 runs with Wagner of Cleveland and Versalles of Minnesota tied on 38. Mantilla of Boston drives in 46 with Howard of Washington at 43. Cardenal of Los Angeles and Howard of Washington lead with 65 hits, followed by Davalillo at 63. Versalles of Minnesota tops doubles with 16, Ward of Chicago and Oliva of Minnesota at 15. Triples feature Campaneris of Kansas City, W Smith of Los Angeles, and Versalles of Minnesota tied at 6. Conigliaro and Thomas of Boston, Colavito of Cleveland, Kaline of Detroit and Horton of Detroit and Howard of Washington tied for 12 home runs. Cardenal of Los Angeles has 20 steals, Campaneris of Kansas City 15. Pitching leader Pascual of Minnesota with 8 2 9 1 000, Fisher of Chicago at 61 and .857. McDowell of Cleveland 108 strikeouts, Lolich of Detroit 63.
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National League Standings and Results Report
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 35 wins and Milwaukee 29. Friday results include Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 and Los Angeles 2 New York 1. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at New York and Milwaukee at St. Louis among others. International League updates Rochester and Syracuse wins noted.
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Buckeyes Ready for College World Series Showdown
Ohio State coach Marty Karow says the Buckeyes carry momentum and desire into the College World Series final against Arizona State. OSU, 30-12, seeks revenge after beating ASU 7-3 to halt a 16 game ASU streak, with pitcher John Durant delivering a six hitter and strong defense led by Bo Rein.
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Phillies Deny Deal With Mets
Reports that the Philadelphia Phillies sought to trade Tony Taylor to the New York Mets for Al Jackson were denied by GM John Quinn. Taylor said he knew nothing about the proposed trade as rumors circulated during a Phillies game at Connie Mack Stadium.
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Women Dragging At Edgewater Night Races Feature Burton and King
Barbara Burton of Cincinnati has won four straight races and seeks more competition at Edgewater Prag Strip events along with male rivals like Bill King of Trenton. Edgewater announces Drag News regionals and 1320 Record meet for July 3 with a $1500 purse.
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Cincinnati
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Browns leader may return to pro football if Atlanta team forms
Cleveland Browns organizer Paul Brown may resume an active role in the NFL if Atlanta gets a franchise. He has influential friends there and could coach the new team, though he remains under contract with Cleveland and living in California. Heaton notes Atlanta seeks an experienced organizer and coach.
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Cordially Boss Eyes Coaching Club Oaks After Mother Goose Win
New York AP Cordially, the filly from Ambronix by Be Gracious, headlines the Racing Club Oaks field at Aqueduct with a $100,000 added purse. What A Treat and Marshall are among strong contenders as Ground Control and others fill the entry list.
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25 Events Open Small College Track Action
The third annual NCAA college division track and field championships began with 23 events scheduled after a sparse initial day. Gambling University scrapped sprint stars Richard Stebbins and Don Owens, missing top contenders, as Stan McDonald of Lincoln University won the discus at 167 feet 10.5 inches, Wayne Pangborn of Bates claimed the hammer at 185 feet 10 inches, and Gene Takle of Luther won the six mile in 3 03.8.
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Don Owens
Gambling
Stan McDonald
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Luther
Boxing Show Is Cancelled in Norwalk
State Boxing Supervisor Dennis McMahon cancelled a scheduled five fight card in Norwalk just as it was set to begin citing near empty bleachers. He stressed the action was not related to the recent boxing ban bill awaiting the governor’s signature and impending effect.
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