Major League Baseball standings and results from Sunday
National and American leagues list leaders and weekend results. Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati while Chicago tops San Francisco and St. Louis defeats New York. Los Angeles sweeps Houston. Key pennant contenders include Aaron, Oliva, Clemente, and Robinson.
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Alou
Clemente
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Allen
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Chica
Washington
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Lusteg Stars In Bills Victory Over Patriots In Exhibition
Booth Lusteg booted four field goals and an extra point as the Buffalo Bills beat the Boston Patriots 19-13 in a pre season game. The 42 year old Browns kicker filled Gogolak’s void and impressed coach Joel Collier with accuracy and range. Groza scored Cleveland’s only points in a 16-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
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Pete Gogolak
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49Ers
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Jim Bakken
Charley Johnson
Jackie Smith
Bears
King Hill
George Wilson Jr
Dolphins
Len Dawson
Curtis McClinton
Chiefs
John McCommick
Dodgers Ride Power to Halt Astros and Lead NL Race
Dodgers explode for 20 hits in a 14 3 win over the Astros in Houston to pull back into first place a game ahead of Pittsburgh as Willie Davis and Ron Fairly each collect four hits. Pirates fall 9 7 to Cincinnati while San Francisco stays within three points after a 9 6 win over Chicago. Atlanta tops Philadelphia 3 0 and St Louis and New York split a doubleheader 4 1.
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Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
John Rosebore
Wills
Jim Barbieri
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
Joe Moeller
Claude Osteen
Dick Farrell
Tony Cloninger
Phils
Cloninger
Larry Jackson
Rico Carty
Joe Torre
Braves
Tim McCarver
Bob Gibson
Hal Woodeshick
Jack Fisher
Mets
Ron Swoboda
French Skis Seek Third Gold in Chile at World Champs
At Portillo Chile France aimed to extend its gold streak as 36 women from 13 nations competed in the ladies downhill. The United States suffered another injury setback as 19 year old Walt Falk of Boise Idaho sustained a brain concussion in the men’s downhill.
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Chile
UPI
France
United States
Walt Falk
Boise
Idaho
Peddy Repeats Golf Title At Highland Park Club
Wayne Peddy of Northeast State shot 66 and 74 for a 140 to win by eight strokes at Highland Park Country Club. Raymond Winn was runner up with 148, Gene Adams 150, while M. J. Charlton won first flight with 160. Sonny Martin won second flight by one stroke with 184.
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Northeast State
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Highland Park Country Club
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M. J. Charlton
Bill Kelly
S. E
Pat) Patterson
Sonny Martin
Bob Branch
Harmon Eaves
Branch
Clay Not Changed Still Big Crybaby
US media column rails at Cassius Clay after his return from London defeat of Brian London. The piece criticizes his ego and hypocrisy, cites future Mildenberger bout in Frankfurt, and accuses him of insincere sympathy for opponents and families.
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Red Sox
Boston
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Frankfurt
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Amos Johnson
Johnny Hamilton
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Muhammed Ali
Sonny Liston
Argentina
Liston
London
Joe Louis
George Chuvalo
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
Brabham Close To World Driving Title After German Win
Australian driver Jack Brabham won the West German Grand Prix at the Nuerburgring, his fourth title of the year, placing him near the world championship lead. Jim Clark crashed out on lap 12, not injured, as Brabham led most of the race despite rain. Surtees finished second and Jochen Rindt third.
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Steve Avoyer
San Diego
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Gene Scott
St. James
Ray Moore
South Africa
Baltimore
Virginia Wade
Mark Cox
Vancouver
B.C
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Allen Stone
Australia
Portillo
Chile
Philadelphia
Martha Randall
U.S.A
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Randleman
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Adenau
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Nuerburgring
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Hinton and Whitfield Power Cleveland Past New York
In a doubleheader opener Fred Whitfield slugged two homers and drove in four as Cleveland's Whitfield and Chuck Hinton fueled a 6-4 win over the Yankees. Hinton added four hits in the day including a three run homer in game two helping the Indians complete the sweep and stay within reach of Detroit.
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UPI
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Chuck Hinton
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Clinton
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al Downing
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Maris’ Clout
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Wheatley Silks Had Banner Day at Saratoga's 1965 action
The Wheatley Stable led by trainer Neloy and owners Ogden and Mrs. H C Phipps posted two major wins as Buckpasser captured the American Derby and Great Power won the Sapling at Monmouth Park. Buckpasser earned $84,100 and Great Power $62,691 with Disciplinarian and Stupendous adding smaller sums. The day boosted Neloy to 29 stakes triumphs this year and positioned Buckpasser for future riches, including a likely Travers start. Whitney winner Staunchess also took the Whitney at Saratoga.
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Great Power
Halley Delivers 2-0 Shutout For Farmerville
Bill Halley struck out ten and yielded four hits as Farmerville beat Bastrop 2 to 0 in Ark La Baseball League action. Rickey Grimmett took the loss after allowing three hits. Bastrop faces Crossett Tuesday and Farmerville meets Crossett Thursday in the league’s final week.
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