Sunday Baseball Rail Split With Mixed Results
baseball results across leagues show Atlanta beat St Louis 5-3 while San Francisco dropped 2-5 to New York and Chicago edged Cincinnati 8-5 in 15 innings. Houston defeated Pittsburgh 5-1. Los Angeles and Philadelphia played to a 1-0 game. Upcoming games include St Louis at Chicago and Atlanta at Cincinnati with several night, twilight, and 14 inning affairs noted.
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San Francisco
New York
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
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Jaster
Hands
Stone
Culver
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Kaat
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Wilson
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Mike Clark
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Joe Morrison
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Bob Humphreys
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Daryle Glamonica
Pete Rose
Reds
Johnny Bench
Williams
Jack Lamabe
Regan
Don Drysdale
Felix Millan
New York Mets
Ray Sadecki
Mike McCormick
Dodgers
Ken Holtzman
Cubs
Bench
Ron Santo
Meadow Club Crown Taken By Holmberg
Ron Holmberg, 30, of Highland Falls New York won the 79th Meadow Club Invitation grass court tennis tournament at Southampton New York defeating Gene Scott of St James New York 6 4 1 6 6 3 13 11 in the final. Holmberg kept his composure amid disputed calls and earned the title in his first win in three final appearances.
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Ron Holmberg
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Gene Scott
St. James
Binghamton
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Fred Stolle
Australia
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
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Mary Ann Eiset
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Karen Krantzcke
Meadow Club
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Scott
Caracas
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Manual Santana
Roy Emerson
U.S
Dick Leach
Jaime Fillol
Ray Moore
Forest Hills
Boston Victim In Two Angels Cool Orioles
Hal Bock reports on a Baltimore offense decisive win as the Boston victim suffers a twin blow to the Orioles. The game features strong pitching and timely hitting with the Orioles securing victory.
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Boston
Angels
Gates Brown, Tigers Reach Seven-Game AL Margin With Red Sox Sweep
Gates Brown delivered a pair of key heroics for Detroit, with a 14th inning pinch homer and a ninth inning single that sparked a four run rally to sweep Boston. Detroit extended its AL lead to seven games as Minnesota, California, Oakland and Cleveland won behind strong offense and pitching.
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Gates Brown
Boston Red Sox
Brown
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Red Sox
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Mayo Smith
Gates
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Stan Williams
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Indians
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Injury Of Snead Blows Eagles To Exhbition Loss
Eagles lose No 1 quarterback Norm Snead to a broken leg on the opening play as Philadelphia falls 20 3 to Detroit in a pre season game. Coach Kuharich faces a tough stretch as Snead’s future is guarded and the team searches for a replacement.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia
Snead
Lion Lem Barney
Lions
Mike Recht
Associated Press
Joe Kuharich
George Wilson
Kuharich
Detroit
Reds Fall Short as Regan Dominates Reds Cubs and Braves Prevail
The Reds unable to stop Phil Regan lose 8-5 to the Cubs in 15 innings after Billy Williams belts a three run homer. Regan earns his second win over Cincinnati in under 24 hours and posts a long relief effort.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
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Billy Williams
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Los Angeles
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Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Williams
May
Ernie Banks
Philadelphia
Tony Perez
Clay Carroll
American League Batting and Field Leaders Show Strong Hitting
The report lists top AL hitters by at bats with Carew and Oliva among Minn players, and runs, runs batted in, hits, and doubles leaders including Campaneris and Aparicio. It also covers home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records for several teams with names like Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington.
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K.harrelson
Bost
Uhijaender
McAuliffe
Det
Yastrzemski
White
N.Y
Tovar
Cardenal
Cleve
R.harrelson
F.howard
Wash
Powell
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Northrup
Freehan
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Uhlaender
Aparicio
Chic
Bando
R.smith
B.robinson
McCraw
Fregosi
Calif
Stroud
Monday
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R.jackson
Ogk
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McLain
Tiant
Santiago
Culp
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McDowell
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Pitt
Rose
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F.alou
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Perez
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Brock
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Houst
Bench
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Kessinger
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Tands
Jenkins
Singer
L.A
Sadecki
Ruston Trio Triumph In One-Hit Win Over Bradley Ark
Ruston beat Bradley Ark 15 to 1 on a one hitter by Gary Crawford and Bill Duncan in the lone North Central League game Sunday. Crawford earned the win to move to 4-3, while David Byrd took the loss to fall to 2-8. Leading Ruston hitters included Duncan with a double and triple, Fallin with a double and triple, Barham with three hits, and Colvin Cooper Thigpen adding two hits apiece.
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Jerry DePoyster
Greg Barton
Bill Malinchak
Barney
King Hill
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Franklin Field
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Griese
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Ark
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Monroe
Farmerville
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David Byrd
Duncan
Glen Randall Fallin
Cecil Barham
Gene Colvin
Woody Cooper
Jackson Thigpen
Archie Moore Sets Knockout Record at 141
New York, UPI reports former light heavyweight champion Archie Moore holds the record for most knockouts with 141, marking a historic achievement in boxing history.
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New York
UPI
Archie Moore
Doyle wins Canadian Amateur with 4 and 3 victory
Jim Doyle of Winnipeg captured the Canadian Amateur title in Edmonton by defeating Gary Cowan of Kitchener 4 and 3 in the final. The win enshrines Doyle as national champion in a tightly contested match.
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Edmonton
Jim Doyle
Winnipeg
Gary Cowan
Kitchener
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