Pepitone Bats In Pair For New York In 5 3 Win
Joe Pepitone drove in two runs with his first hits of the season as the Yankees beat Baltimore 5 3 to snap a three game skid and end their worst start since 1930. Pepitone singled home Mantle for the deciding run in the fifth after doubling in Tresh in the fourth.
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Dodgers suffer fifth straight loss as Braves win in 12th
Ed Mathews delivered a two out double in the 12th inning, driving in Felipe Alou to lift Milwaukee past Los Angeles 3-2. Bob Tiefenauer worked the decisive inning in relief of Warren Spahn, as the Dodgers' skid reached five games and Drysdale's bid for a perfect game ended on a sixth inning error. Milwaukee improved to 7 runs on 11 hits while L A had 2 runs on 11 hits.
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White Sox blank Red Sox 6-0 in Boston
Chicago pitcher Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm combined to shut out Boston for a 6-0 victory. Buzhardt returned to the rotation after a shoulder injury, while Ed Connolly took the loss as Boston committed errors and wild pitches fueled a fifth inning rally.
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Mets Rout Pirates 6-0 for Opening Win at Shea
New York starting pitcher Alvin Jackson earned his first shutout since 1962, as the Mets beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0. Rod Kanehl and Ron Hunt drove in two runs each, with 13 Mets hits and strong defense including key double plays. Attendance reached 30,185 for the first three games at Shea Stadium.
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Triple Winners Highlight AAU Nationals in Pittsburgh
Don DeVarona and Barbara McAlister Talmage swept three titles each at the National AAU Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Pittsburgh. DeVarona added the 200-yard butterfly to her 200/400 IMs with 2 10.5, narrowly missing the 100 fly title. Talmage of Phoenix’s Dick Smith Swim Gym claimed platform diving at 306.1 points after winning one and three meter diving crowns. platform was new to indoor championships.
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Souchak Wins Houston Golf Classic One Stroke Ahead Nicklaus
Big Mike Souchak rallied with back nine birdies to edge Jack Nicklaus by one stroke at the Houston Classic. Souchak finished 278 six under par with rounds of 71 69 68 70 for $7,500 top prize. Nicklaus tied for lead until a bogey on 17, earning $4,000 with 279. Chi Chi Rodriguez placed third, while Rex Baxter Jr Butch Baird and Al Geiberger tied for fourth.
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Souchak
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Rex Baxter Jr
Butch Baird
al Geiberger
Baseball schedule and standings recap with city matchups
Morning and afternoon games across ace ELEY New York at Boston Chicago at Baltimore. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 41 800 and San Francisco 42 667. Yesterday results New York 6 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 2. Tonight games Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco St Louis at Houston Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
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Softball Practice Scheduled by Shipley’s Inc Team
Shipley’s Inc softball group holds practices today and Wednesday at 6 p m at Frederick High School. All players are requested to attend.
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American Li names its new Little League players
The following new boys have been picked to play on teams in the American Little League, listed with their managers. Oxco led by Dick Rinehart and Dale Spence. Bobcats led by Clarence Cooper. Ellis led by Tom Eichelberger. Tall Cedars led by Hayes Kline.
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Kim Byron
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Hayes Kline
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John McMurry
Doug Jefferies
David Read
David Jarvis
Ray Cosley
William Hammond
Jack Thomas
Selkirk recalls Babe Ruth era photos with Yankees
George Selkirk, who filled Ruth's right field job for the New York Yankees, says he has no photograph of himself with Ruth. He notes they posed together many times in the mid-1930s as Ruth’s successor.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Babe
Celtics Edge Warriors In Opener For Sixth straight Title Bid
Boston Celtics beat San Francisco 108 96 to open the drive for a sixth consecutive playoff title. John Havlicek scored 28 with eight tied field goals in a second quarter burst. Bill Russell limited Wilt Chamberlain and left with five fouls after 32 minutes as Sam Jones added 28 and Chamberlain 22.
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Phillies Rally Behind Allen Two Homers In 8-1 Win
Richie Allen led Philadelphia with two home runs and a run batted in, sparking an 8-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Phillies jumped to a four‑run second inning and Dee Bennett earned his first win, as Chicago could only muster a Banks homer in the fourth.
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A’s take opening game 5 1 over Senators in rain shortened doubleheader
Kansas City Athletics win their season debut 5 to 1 against Washington as Orlando Pena limits the Senators to two hits in six innings. Don Blasingame, Ed Brinkman and Dee Edwards drive in runs while a seventh inning miscue by Chuck Hinton contributes to the A’s unearned score. The second game was postponed.
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Ken Hunt
Colavito
Kubek Starts Hospital Exam After Back Pain
Yankees shortstop Tony Kubek enters Lenox Hill Hospital New York for observation after a back pain episode and breathing trouble. Doctors conduct chest and back X rays and tests while Kubek, 27, seeks diagnosis for a muscular cold related ailment and possible respiratory issue.
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Bill Stafford
North Carolina Tops ACC Baseball Standings as Wake Forest Fades
North Carolina leads the ACC baseball race with Wake Forest dropping to third as UNC defeats South Carolina 7-6 and Clemson 4-3. Virginia rises to a tie for third behind Wake Forest, while Maryland sits fourth and Duke remains last. Schedule notes outline upcoming conference games including Maryland at North Carolina and Virginia.
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