Reds Slam 26 Hits in 2 Games
Cincinnati widened its National League lead to 12 games by sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader 2-0 and 10-0. Howie Nunn earned the second win with 2 3 innings of relief, while Jim O'Toole spun a near shutout in the opener. Fred Freese and Vada Pinson starred with seven and five hits respectively in the two games. Willie Mccovey and Orlando Cepeda homered for San Francisco in a separate matchup, while Milwaukee and the Braves combined for five homers in a 10-2 win over Don Drysdale’s Dodgers.
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Liberty Wins at Home Against Columbus Junction Tonight
West Liberty high school baseball clinched a third straight win Friday, beating West Branch to push their season to three and three. Bankhurst opened shakily for Columbus Junction, walking in a run, while second baseman Mike Kuebler fended off further damage as the Comets allowed two more runs.
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Roby and Marolt Pitch No Hitter for Muscatine
Muscatine beat Mt Pleasant 16 nil behind Bill Roby and Roger Marolt on Sunday. Roby pitched three innings and Marolt two, combining for a no hitter with several walks. Offense included Joe Corder and Mike Rueckert home driving, Dodder, Shenk, Conway, and Rueckert producing key hits as Muscatine raced to their fourth straight win.
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Sam Childs
Alike Conway
Pallmeier Wins Jalopy Feature at West Liberty
Bill Pallmeier of LaHarpe Ti captured his second consecutive jalopy feature in the Mississippi Valley Speedway club at West Liberty fairgrounds Saturday night. Time trials at Columbus Junction were set for 6:30 p.m. with heats led by Moffitt, Newman, McTure, Reilly, Jarrard, Pollmeier, and Smith.
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Fight results report from recent boxing bouts
New York boxer Dulio Nunez 158 pounds outpointed Denny Moyer 160 pounds of Portland Oregon, in New York. In Mexico City Raios from Cuba outpointed Alfredo Ubi of Mexico in 12 rounds. In Manila light welterweight Lea Espinosa 12M outpointed Fed ation Scarponi of Italy in 10 rounds.
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Italy
Demons Rally For 5-4 Win In Sunday League Thriller
Des Moines Demons edged Fox Cities 5-4 after trailing 4-2 entering the final frame. Frank Montgomery and Ron McCulden sparked the rally with key plays, as Cedar Rapids led the chase at the top of the standings and Topeka moved into second against Lincoln with late ninth inning hits.
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Topeka
Foxey
Detroit Tightens AL Lead Behind Ford's Strikeout Prowess
Detroit clung to the AL lead by a half game Sunday as Ford struck out 12 to overtake the league strikeout lead with 84 and win his 1st of the year. Cleveland fell back after losing 8-5 to Baltimore, while New York won and Chicago swept Minnesota to boost their standings.
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Littler Takes Center Stage In Pro Golf Spotlight
Gene Littler, newly crowned U S Open champion, moves into the Western Open spotlight at Grand Rapids as the tour shifts west. His one stroke Open victory lifts him to fourth in the PGA money list at 21 866, while Gary Player remains leading with 33 704 and Arnold Palmer slips to second with 45 588.
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Major League Stars Lead in Tight Wins and Shutout
Batting Del Rice of the Angels tied the score with a ninth inning pinch homer and added a two run homer in the 11th to lift Los Angeles 5 to 3 over Kansas City. Whitey Ford of the Yankees earned his 11th win of the year, delivering a three hit shutout of Detroit 9 0 with Luis Arroyo aiding in the ninth after a blister, striking out 12.
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NCAA Net Meet Starts at Ames
NCAA tennis championships open in Ames with Allen Fox of USLA leading in singles and paired with Larry Nagler of UCLA as favorites for doubles. George Stoesser of Arizona and Rafael Osuna of Southern Cal are high seeds while UCLA, the defending team champ, battles Southern Cal for the team title as the tournament runs through Sunday.
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Allen Fox
USLA
George Stoesser
Arizona
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Simday
Larry Nagler
UCLA
Rafael Osuna
Southern Cal
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Bill Hoogs Jr
Jim McManug
California
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Mathematical Oddity Clouds World High Jump Record Claim
Valery Brumel reportedly cleared 2.23 meters in Moscow per Tass, briefly claimed a world record. US rules would convert the mark, showing a discrepancy with John Thomas’s 2.22, highlighting a conversion oddity and ongoing dispute ahead of a Moscow meet.
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