Redlegs Fall In Ninth as Cepeda Delivers Late Rally
Cincinnati Reds led 3 2 in the top of the ninth before St. Louis Cardinals Billy McCool allowed singles and a Cepeda hit that produced two runs. Cepeda drove in the decisive score as a throwing error allowed another run, giving the Cardinals a 4 3 win and snapping Cincinnati’s six game win streak. Gibson improved to 4 5 while McCool fell to 1 1.
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Ump Illegal Then So Is Aaron Assault On Cubs
Cubs manager Leo Durocher argues NL rookie umpire Hank Wendelstedt was illegal for ejecting him. Hank Aaron issues six hits in seven at bats across the doubleheader as Atlanta wins 5 2 then 4 3. Marichal adds eighth win and third shutout against the Mets.
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Willett Named Top Athlete at Ohio University Banquet
Athens Ohio AP Bob Willett a senior from Cincinnati led college batters with a .493 average and was named Ohio University's athlete of the year at the spring sports banquet. He also earned MVP honors for the Bobcats baseball team while Gary Goecke of Dayton and John Tillman of Akron were named MVPs in golf and track respectively.
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Fernandez HR Wins For Hens Over Richmond 7 3
Frank Fernandez hits a three run homer as Toledo Hens grab a four run first inning to beat Richmond 7 to 3 in the International League. Jim Horsford goes six innings allowing two homers to Adel Garrett and Billy Southworth. Buffalo tops Syracuse 7 3 in the nightcap after a 5 2 opener. Rochester sweeps Toronto 5 2 and 7 2. Columbus rainout ends series with Jacksonville trailing Jets by a half game.
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Sunday results and upcoming MLB schedule notes
Sunday scores show St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 6 Houston 1 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 5 New York 2 Atlanta 5 Chicago 2 4. Tuesday and Wednesday games listed include Chicago at St Louis New York at Houston Philadelphia at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Polish lifter sets world light heavyweight record in Bialograd
Weightlifter Waclaw Golab of Poland set a world light heavyweight record by pressing 168.5 kilograms in a contest at Bialograd, announced by a Communist Party newspaper on Sunday.
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Baseball Scores Reel Off A Busy Schedule For Tonight
New York leads 5-2 while Minnesota wins 3-1 and Detroit posts a 3-0 night. Baltimore defeats Boston 5-2 and Kansas City tops Washington 3-1. Only game slated for Baltimore at Chicago. California at New York and Minnesota at Boston on tap, with Cleveland visiting Detroit. Night game under lights.
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Rochester and Buffalo Tops in Rough Hockey Mix
Rochester 5 Buffalo 5 and Toronto 2 2 split as Syracuse 2 Toledo 7 and Richmond 3 Columbus at Jacksonville postponed by rain.
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Juan Marichal Bids for 30 Wins as Pace Surges
Juan Marichal edged toward Dizzy Dean’s 1934 mark with an eight win streak and a 0.69 ERA through 78 innings. The San Francisco right hander limited the Mets to a three hitter in a 5-0 victory and extended his perfect record against New York to 15 straight.
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Two Drivers Die In Speedway Weekend Crash Row
Two sprint car drivers were killed at Air Capital Speedway Wichita Kansas on Sunday night. Lee Smith 43 Lakewood Cole and Darrin Burkholder 31 Seneca Kan died. Bob Chester of Denver Colorado injured in satisfactory condition. Cecil Lee Willingham 42 Pimlico track superintendent noted in report.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and More
Report of top performers in the National League with figures for batting average runs and RBIs. Highlights include Alou Atlanta leading in average and hits, Aaron Atlanta in runs and homers, Hart San Francisco high in RBIs and hits, and Wills Los Angeles with stolen bases. Pitching leaders show Marshall San Francisco with an 8 0 record and Gibson 78 strikeouts.
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Baseball leaders and stats from the league leaders list
Batting leaders include Oliva of Minnesota at .374 and F Robinson of Baltimore at .342. Runs led by F Robinson 27 and Valentine 26. RBIs led by B Robinson 34 and Scott 27. Hits led by B Robinson 46 and Valentine. Doubles led by Allen 11 and Valentine 10. Triples by Schaal 15 with seven tied at 3. Home runs by Scott 11 and Reichardt 11. Stolen bases led by Agee 11 and Tartabull? Kansas City. Pitching leaders show O Donoghue 40 decisions and Pizarro 30. Strikeouts McDowell 74 and Richert 66.
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Pacific Coast League scores and curfew notes
The report lists several Pacific Coast League games with final scores: Denver 12 over Indianapolis 3, San Diego 5 Tacoma 4, Spokane 6 Seattle 3, Oklahoma City 5 Tulsa 0, Phoenix 8 Vancouver 7 in 13 innings, Portland 3 Hawaii 2. A second game was called after 9 innings due to curfew.
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Houk Gets Fat Chance as Yankees Climb Standings
Ralph Houk, newly appointed Yankees manager, reshapes the club as New York ties for seventh after a five game win streak. A funny mix of uniforms and role shifts unfolds with Pete Mikkelsen trading No. 35 for tailoring needs and Joe Pepitone delivering key RBIs and a late game double.
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Six Big Ten Players On Best Nine
The NC A A District 4 All-Star baseball team includes six Big Ten players led by Minnesota's Frank Brosseau and Bob Fenwick. Ohio State adds Chuck Brinkman and Steve Arlin, Indiana's Jim DeNeff at short, Michigan State's Bob Speer in right field, with Western Michigan's Charles Coselke at first and Ball State's Homer Jackson at second among selections. Second team features Bob Baker of Ohio State.
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U S Davis Cup Team Faces Hard Training After Jamaica Victory
The United States beat the West Indies 4 1 in Kingston to clinch the American Zone. Captain George MacCall said the upset doubles loss by Ash e and Pasarell to Jamaicans Richard Russell and Lance Lumsden will push the team to tougher practice upon return. Cliff Richey and Arthur Ashe won their singles matches Sunday to secure the win.
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Red Sox fall to leads broken by timely Sox rally
Ralph Terry held Boston to a single until a three run seventh, highlighted by Dalton Jones' ground rule double and Joe Foy’s RBI single. Earl Wilson added an RBI single as Boston briefly led before the Senators answered in a three run second inning. Jim King Frank Howard and Pete Richert drove in runs for Washington. Jimmy Piersall doubled in Tom Satriano for the decisive run in the nightcap as the Angels ended a six game skid.
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Lorain Admiral King Coach Resigns for Personal Matters
Elmer Meyers resigns after five years as track coach at Lorain Admiral King High School to devote more time to personal matters. The school says he will remain as assistant basketball coach under Al McConihe.
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Braves and Giants Split Doubleheader As Aaron Streak Extends
Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves collected six hits in seven at bats extending his streak to eight games before a strikeout as his team split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants tossed a three hitter for his eighth win without a loss and third shutout in a 5 0 opener against the New York Mets.
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