Koufax Extends Lead With 13th Win In June Pace
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax defeated San Francisco 9-3 for his 13th victory and sixth in June tying his strongest monthly output. Sammy Ellis also reached 13 wins in the season, but Cincinnati split with Pittsburgh, dropping a 2-1 16 inning decision before winning 7-5 in the nightcap. Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7-1 and Milwaukee downed New York 8-6 as rain halted Houston Chicago action.
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Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Busy Tuesday
ECA standings sum up Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 1 and Milwaukee 8, New York 6, with Pittsburgh 2-5 and Cincinnati 1-7. In a 16 inning affair Ellis pitched 14 for Reds, Clemente delivered the winning run. Rose contributed three RBI in the nightcap, while Nuxhall drove in two. Belinsky beat St. Louis for his third win. Philadelphia backed him with Gonzalez, Callison, and Stuart homers. Braves outlast Mets as Lewis and Hiller errors fuel late scoring. Spahn claims his uth petback and four wins.
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Indians Take AL Lead With 16th Win In 18
Cleveland surged atop the American League by beating Boston 85 as Ralph Terry earned his eighth win. The Indians’ hot stretch moved them half a game ahead of Minnesota while the Twins beat Chicago 7-6. Washington defeated the Yankees 2-1, ending New York’s five-game run. Baltimore beat Detroit 3-2 on Curt Blefary’s two-run hit in the eighth.
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Bluford Women Edge Wayne City 11 10 in Softball Tilt
Bluford Trojans women’s softball team defeated Wayne City 11 to 10 last night at Bluford. Way Pendleton earned the win and Cardie Garner took the loss for Wayne City. Bluford moves on to the Fairfield women’s tourney starting Friday. Mt. Vernon Vamps also appear in the Fairfield field.
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Defending Champion Oliver Wins Bud Herbert Ken Flowers Beach Tennis Semifinals
In Mt Vernon city tennis action Bud Herbert and Ken Flowers advanced to the semifinals amid a day of tough matches. Defending champion Ted Oliver survived a slow start to prevail in a marathon first-set win and set up a semifinal with Salem’s Charlie Kane. In doubles Anslinger and McVey reached the semis, while Olsen won his second college match and heads to the college semifinals.
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Pirates hold off Dodgers in six run sixth for 8 6 win
Security Bank Pirates beat Guy A Wood Dodgers 8 6 after a six run sixth inning. Westbrook no hits until sixth, Dalton and Martin each with two hits. Dodgers suffer second loss, Farley takes loss, Pirates improve to 6 3 while Dodgers sit 7 2 first. In other game Senators outlast Orioles 19 10 as Ward wins his second.
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Babij Wins Three At Finger Lakes In New York Ride
Jockey Steve Babij rode a triple at Canandaigua Finger Lakes race track on Tuesday, securing wins including both ends of a $332.60 daily double.
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No-hit bid leads Register-News nine to 5-4 win
Steve Chapman hurled a near perfect game with twelve strikeouts and seven walks as Register-News defeated Jefferson Motors 5-4 on Junior Division field yesterday afternoon. Johnny Earls Dave Campbell and Chapman contributed one hit each while six Jeff Motors errors proved decisive.
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Sox Walseth Gets Five Year CU Coaching Pact
Russell Sox Walseth age 39 long time University of Colorado basketball coach receives a five year contract on Tuesday after several annual deals. He has led the program for nine years.
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IBM Computer Predicts Armbro Flight Wins Habletonian
SIU's IBM 7040 predicted Armbro Flight to win the $125,000 Hambletonian at Du Quoin on Sept. 1, marking a first in using electronic data processing to forecast a harness race. Noble Victory was placed second. Egyptian Candor third, with dead heats for several positions among top 15.
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Mantilla Named AL All Star After Yankees Go Silent
Felix Mantilla of the New York Mets, rejected by the Yankees, earns a 1965 AL All Star spot in a lineup with no Yankee starters for the first time in 33 years. Joining him are Dick McAuliffe, Willie Horton, Vic Davalillo, and Brooks Robinson in a heavily Detroit and Cleveland driven starting slate.
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Fitzjerrells In 5 Hit Victory
Whity Fitzjerrells pitched a five hitter as Montgomery Ward beat Merchants 14 to 2 at city park. Ward hitters collected ten hits led by Archie Lane Don Colwell Darrell Passmore Max Allen and Fitzjerrells with two each. Paul Friedman topped Merchants with a single and a triple as five Merchant errors aided the loss. Frostie meets Iat Puritans in a makeup game at 7 30 tonight.
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Bowling Tuesday Night Mixed High Games Report
High games featured Cecil Campbell with 244 and Jim Wilbanks 224, Mary Tracey 183, Brenda Lynn 170, June Pitchford 169, John Lynn 200, and Cecil Campbell with 193. High series saw Cecil Campbell 620 and June Pitchford 485, followed by Mary Tracey 467, Jim Wilbanks 566, Brenda Lynn 450, Bill Tracey 48.
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Detroit Tigers sign Gene Lamont to contract
The Detroit Tigers signed catcher Gene Lamont of Kirkland Illinois to a contract on Tuesday. Terms of the pact were not disclosed.
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Fun And Action Pari Mutuel Harness Night
The evening features pari mutuel harness racing with the first race at 8 PM and the Club House opening at 6 PM. Fans are invited for early wagering and lively action on the track.
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