Marichal Dominates Drysdale as Giants Top Dodgers
San Francisco Giants right hander Juan Marichal again proves his edge over Los Angeles Dodgers ace Don Drysdale. Marichal owns a 5-3 lifetime record against Drysdale, including a 2-1 advantage this season as the Giants stagger the Dodgers.
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Northside and Eastside Little League rundown
Several Little League and minor league games featured Hanelines driving in a deciding run to beat Medical Arts Pharmacy 3-2 as J Wells pitched a no hitter for the winners. Monroe Brick edged Monroe Police 5-4 with Me Makin homering inside the park for the victors. N Monroe Lions defeated Montgomery Wards 10-8 with Peters and Nappier each going 4-for-4 including home runs. Dew Music rallied to beat MGM 3-2 in a late inning comeback. Lakeshore Lions beat North Monroe Kiwanis 4-3 while 3-Way Finance lost 6-5 to A C Music. In pro notes, Marichal blanked Drysdale 5-0 as Giants close on Dodgers, Pirates beat Reds 5-4, Mets sweep Braves, Cubs top Astros.
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Mets Pacing Monday League After Huge Crowd
The Mets continue a Monday success stretch, sweeping a doubleheader over the Milwaukee Braves 5-2 and 6-5 to run their Monday record to seven wins and one on the year. Jack Fisher pitched the opener for his sixth win, tying Tracy Stallard for the most by a Mets righty. Chuck Hiller had six hits in eight at bats.
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Double Feature On Mat and Feathers Risks
In Roll Arena tonight a double main event pits Kit Fox against Phil lips with Fox vowing to burn his headdress if victorious while Tony Manos faces Branding Iron Tom Bradley as Manos gains local support. Lu Kim meets Willie Garrett in a clash of mat styles.
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Lefty Lopez Wins Sixth for Angels in AL Debut Season
Marcelino Lefty Lopez, a sensational 21 year old rookie pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels, became the first American League hurler to win six games this season, signaling a strong start to his major league campaign.
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West Monroe Dixie Senior Dodgers Edge Clayton Gibson
Eppinette went three for four and pitched two hits allowed as Haddad's squad blanked Peoples Homestead 11 to 0. Hol stetler had a single for the losers and Holloway fanned 15 to preserve the win in a blowout.
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Central Bank dominates Suncrest in Dixie League rout
Central Bank pounded Suncrest 15-3 in a North side Dixie League game Monday. Whittington led with three hits for Central Bank, Spicer had two for Suncrest as WB Cole and Greenley, LB Keith and Bannister contributed. Shell Oil edged Southern Equipment 8-6 with Travis going 3-for-3 and two doubles for the winners.
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Jones
Mets stay unbeaten with win in adult league game
The Mets clinched their ninth straight victory in a 1-1 contest against Church of God in a toe league game. Young collected four hits and Baker two as Manning, Young and B Crabtree homered for the Mets. Pope and Stuckey earned the win while Davis and Chilly were charged with the defeat. Joe Sparma, former Ohio State quarterback, noted in the recap.
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Colavito Powers Indians in 9-2 Win at Boston
Cleveland's Rocky Colavito fuels a 9-2 victory over the Red Sox as the Indians move into a share of the AL lead. Tebbetts praises Colavito's all around hitting and defense, noting his current .296 average with 18 homers and 51 RBIs, while stressing that team success matters more than individual glory.
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Roznovsky Not Severely Hurt After Wrigley Collision
Cubs catcher Vic Roznovsky was struck near the right ear by a Danny Coombs pitch in the eighth at Wrigley Field. He was carried off on a stretcher to Wesley Memorial Hospital where X rays showed no fracture. The Cubs say he may be back today while the physician orders 24 hours observation and at least several days out of uniform.
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Harvard and Vesper Paired for Henley Regatta
Harvard and Vesper of Philadelphia drew against each other in the Henley Regatta head on Thursday. The Crimson coach Harry Parker predicted a comfortable win, praising his crew as among the finest big boat oarsmen in the world.
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Pro Am Playing Ruston July 26
SHREVEPORT La Special The Ruston Country Club and pro Pop Evans will host the next meeting of the North Louisiana Pro Am circuit July 26 after the July 9 date at East Ridge was postponed. Frank Champ pro at Palmetto Country Club teamed with amateurs Larry Stevens Tom Watson and Bob Palka to win the pro am meet at Palmetto yesterday. Robert Blewett pro at Shreveport Meadow Lake shot a 69 for sweepstakes honors.
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Meadow Lake
Stars Of Baseball: Cater Leads White Sox Rally In 17-4 Win
Danny Cater homered to start a seven run sixth inning burst and added a run producing single and another double as the Chicago White Sox routed Minnesota 17 to 4. Mel Stottlemyre limited Washington to two hits as the Yankees won 3-0 to open a doubleheader sweep.
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Recreation Softball Recap From Church A And Local Leagues
Church A tops Parkview Baptist 64 as Beaubre homers twice and Anderson adds a homer. McLeland gets the win over Hershnharen. First Christian beats South Side Methodist 13-6 with Ryan 3-4, Hendry 2-2, Smith homer. College Place defeats Emmanuel 13-4 led by Price. Tejano loses. CHURCH D: College Place down Emanuel 18-11 led by Harrison Brooks Whitworth homers. Berry wins. Parkview Baptist defeats Edgewood Baptist 16-7. Houston Garrett go 4-4. INDUSTRIAL Pico Finance defeats Orkin 10-3. Jaycees shut out Morgan & Lindsey 10-0 with Fishman one-hitter. Futch Roofing edges Coca Cola 10-9. Fontana 4-4 hits three homers. First Fidelity bomb YWCA 14-3. Tedeton Futrell lead with three hits. Independents beat Stonet tes 12-7. Fields triple and Loepk triple. JUNIOR LEAGUE College Place Baptist Church mauls Boys Club 32-8. Fontana 2-3 for losers. Stealers top Southside 16-13. D Maria wins and homers.
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Atlanta Quiet On New Stadium Rental Decision
The Stadium Authority nears its July 1 deadline with no public decision on which league will occupy Atlanta’s new stadium. AFL delegates met Atlanta officials but offered no announcements. Authority chair Montgomery cited a possible deadline extension to aid NFL selection. The NFL is considered the likely winner. AFL could relocate its franchise if shut out.
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No Tie Contests For Continental Football League
Lexington AP report says the Continental Football League will end ties and revise kickoff and punt rules to keep the ball in play, as Commissioner A B Chandler outlines aims for the league’s inaugural season.
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First National Bank shuts out Pulp & Paper 6 0 in Dixie Youth action
Glenn Barnes fanned 12 as First National Bank beat Pulp & Paper 6 0. Eddie Smalling 2-3 and Max Nappier 3-3 led the attack. Separate scores show La Power & Light 1 0 over Shell Oil 0 11, Bancroft Paper 5 Colbert Sports 2, and Central Loan 5 People's Loan 4.
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Hebert
Power & Light
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Nicklaus Extends Money Lead In PGA Standings
Jack Nicklaus added 4050 dollars to his official money after the St Paul Open and tops the PGA money list with 57700 in official events and 68488 including unofficials. Tony Lema is second with 55539 official and 62517 total, followed by Bruce Devlin Dan Sikes Bruce Crampton and others in the top ten with varying totals.
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Tittle Returns To Forty Niners As Part Time Coach
Y A Tittle, former Giant quarterback, returns to the San Francisco Forty Niners as a part time coach while keeping his Giants duties as college scout and public relations man. Club executives note no conflict of interest and credit coach Jack Christiansen with the idea.
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