Roseboro fuels Dodgers 14 3 win to regain NL lead
Dodgers rout Houston 14-3 as John Roseboro homers and collects three hits and three runs while Lou Johnson Ron Fairly and Jim Lefebvre drive in three each. Cincinnati and San Francisco win as Deron Johnson and Cap Peterson spark comebacks.
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Horton Seeks Slump Breakthrough In Detroit Doubleheader
Willie Horton delivers two homers and 4 RBI in Detroit's split with Boston, rising to .286 with 67 RBIs as he breaks from a slump. The Tigers win 9-2 in game one and drop a 7-6 heartbreaker in 10 innings after a late Red Sox rally.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results From The Association
The standings show Los Angeles Pittsburgh and San Francisco leading their divisions with records near fifty percent. Week end results include wins by Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles and Atlanta over various opponents. Upcoming games list features Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati and more.
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Braves Cloninger Shuts Out Phillies Five-Hit Victory
Yesterday Tony Cloninger pitched a five-hit 3-0 shutout for the Braves against Philadelphia. Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston as Willie Horton homered twice and drove in six in the Tigers 9-2 and 6-7 games.
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Morris Bankers Fall to Coal City in Sunday Clash
Coal City starts strong with a three run first inning and adds two in the sixth to defeat Morris 7-2. Dan Darlington leads Morris with two singles and one RBI while DeGrush contributes a safety for Coal City. Ferrari earns the win allowing two runs on five hits. Thorson takes the loss.
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Clay Returns To Chicago For Visit
Cassius Clay flew to Chicago for a conference with Elijah Muhammad to discuss his future management and finances after knocking out Brian London in London. He planned rest before his next title defense against Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt on Sept. 10 and indicated a possible new manager Herbert Muhammad in England.
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Buckpasser Shines as Wheatley Stable Dominates Two Stakes
Buckpasser wins the American Derby at Arlington Park earning 84,100 for Ogden Phipps while Great Power takes the Sapling at Monmouth Park for 62,691 to boost Wheatley Stable earnings. Disciplinarian and Stupendous add 10,448.50 and 10,000 respectively as trainer Eddie Neloy posts 29 stakes victories this year. Buckpasser may become the first 3 year old millionaire with a Travers bid at Saratoga on Aug 20.
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Sox Sweep Angels as White Sox Power Surges
The Chicago White Sox sweep the California Angels in Anaheim 3-1 and 7-1 and 9-8 in 10 innings. Tommie Agee and Johnny Romano homer, with Moose Skowron tying as a late blast and Wayne Causey delivering key RBIs in the 10th. The Cubs fall to the Giants 9-6 as Randy Hundley and Willie Mays homer.
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Cardinals split doubleheader with Mets in New York
Bob Gibson pitched a four hitter and New York edged St Louis 4-1 to split the twin bill and take the series 3-1. Tim McCarver hit a two run homer for the Cardinals with Ed Kranepool homering for the Mets.
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Sikes Wins Cleveland Open In Three Stroke Victory
R H Sikes, slender 26 year old from Springdale Arkansas, captured the Cleveland Open by three strokes with a 268 total after a final round 68. Bob Goalby finished second at 271 while Don January and Julius Boros tied for fourth at 274/275. The event, sponsored by Art Modell, boosted Sikes earnings to 65 000 for the year.
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Clay KOs London to defend heavyweight title in London
In London Cassius Clay 20912 from Louisville defeated Brian London 200% by knockout at Blackpool England to retain the world heavyweight championship. The card also showed Elorde from the Philippines scoring a points win over Percy Hayles of Jamaica in Manila. Ludick of South Africa beat Jean Josselin in Johannesburg on points. Ramos of Mexico halted Wayne Heath in Mexico City. Diaz of Mexico outpointed Richie Sue of Portland Oregon in Mexico City.
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