Red Sox split doubleheader as Nichols wins in relief
Boston left-hander Chet Nichols pitched eight and two thirds innings in relief to spark a 4-2 victory and split the doubleheader with Kansas City. Vic Wertz drove in the final run as Carl Yastrzemski and Gary Geiger had two hits each. Archer pitched well for Kansas City in the nightcap, while Boston managed only five hits.
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Bob Hoering
Associated Press
Boston (Ap
Boston
Chet Nichols
Red Sox
Kansas City
Athletics
Dim Archer
Nichols
Galen Cisco
Chet
Leo Posada
Wayne Causey
Washington
Milwaukee Braves
Carl Yastrzemski
Russ Nixon
Gary Geiger
RBI
Vic Wertz
Archer
Tracy Stallard
Posada
Haywood Sullivan
Kemptown Celebrations Highlight July Festivities
Social notices from Kemptown report a birthday celebration for Mrs. Dixon with multiple Branden burg families and local guests. a dinner gathering with the Riggs and Watkins households. Miss Linda Dixon visiting Miss Barbara Brandenburg. luncheon at Mrs. Riggs for Lillye Williams and Lucille Brandenburg. and a surprise stork shower hosted by Miss Betty Jane Crum for Mrs. William Crum Jr. in the Kemptown church hall featuring a pink decor bassinette cake and games.
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Clarence Crum
Airy
Kemptown
Earl Dixon
Jefferson
Dixon
Lucille Brandenburg
Rudell Brandenburg
Rickey
James Brandenburg
Barbara
Charles Emsweiler
Donald
Larry
Lester Riggs
Asa Watkins
Lester Watkins
Lewisdale
Fairy Ward
Frederick
Catherine Brandenburg
Washington
Claytus Brandenburg
Linda Dixon
Barbara Brandenburg
Lillye Williams
Charles Riggs
Betty Jane Cram
William Cram Jr
Miss Crum
Linda Cordell
Jackie
Mildred Marks
Myrtle Loun
Susan
Susie Loun
Elaine Cordell
Mary Fell
Sharon Reader
Alberta Kendall
Net
Tie Watkins
Diane Reader
Maggie Davis
Mary Eader
Algy Runkles
Vivian Howes
Anne McBride
Karen Reader
Blanch Reader
Frances Fox
Margaret Burdette
Evelyn Crum
Betty Schable
Doris Mee-Bride
Ruth Burns
Virginia Gue
Patsy Loun
Alice Forney
Carol Lee
Virgie Jefferies
Betty Cochran
Evelyn Riggs
Betty Isaacs
Upton Skipper
Baltimore
Stevie
Debbie
Chris
Cora Putman
Providence
W.S.C.S
Church Hall
William Browning
Monroe Browning
William Burke
Cardinals Sweep Phillies in Twinbill Thriller
St Louis wins 3-1 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap. Sawatski belted a pinch hit homer in the seventh and drove in the final run with a bases loaded single in the ninth. Bob Gibson pitched a nine strikeout complete game in game two as Sadecki and Sawatski provided the offense in the opener. The Phillies stranded runners, including Callison and Owens, while Curt Flood nailed Dalrymple at the plate to end the top of the ninth.
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ST. Louis
Carl Sawatsski
Phils
Johnny Callison
Smith
Bob Gibson
Jim Owens
Gibson
Owens
Clay Dalrymple
Bobby Malkmus
Dalrymple
Malkmus
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Joe Cunningham
James
Flood
Jack Baldschun
Sawatski
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Lee Walls
Charley Smith
Sullivan
Baldschun
D. Johnson
W—Sadecki
L — Sullivan
Americans Set World Marks At Japan International Meet
Two Americans and one Japanese swimmer set world records at Nagoya Japan in a four nation meet. Chet Jastremski of Indiana University broke the 200 meter breaststroke world mark in 2 36.0, Tom Stock lowered the 200 meter backstroke time to 2 14.5, and Tsuyoshi Yamanaka lowered the 200 meter freestyle to 2 01.1.
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Chet Jastremski
Indiana University
Toledo
Ohio
Australia
Terry Gathercole
Jastremski
Gathercole
Tokyo
Osaka
Tom Stock
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Stock
Neweraperf Aikive
World
Yamanaka
Rome
Roy Saari
California
Mike Troy
Bloomington
Ind
Manuel Jos Santos
Steve Clark
Los Altos
Calif
Santos
Clark
America
Troy
Stack
U.S
Senators Drop Double Bill To Sox in Chicago
Washington’s Senators loss twice to the Chicago White Sox 4-3 and 2-3. Gene Woodling and Dale Long homered in the ninth of game one to tie, but a fielding error allowed the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. Long homered again in the ninth of game two to tie, but another ninth inning error enabled Chicago to win.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Gene Woodling
Dale Long
Danny O'Connell
Sox
Long
Coot Veal
Floyd Robinson
Woodling
Roy Sievers
O’connell
Nellie Fox
Joe McClain
Camilo Carreon
Luis Aparicio
Veal
Carreon
Kutyna
Hobaugh
Garcia
Daley
Herbert
Hacker
Lollar
Robinson
League Leaders by the Associated Press Summary
Baseball and football notes list top AL and NL leaders including Mantle Maris Ford and Koufax Notes cover batting runs and RBIs with leaders from Detroit New York Cincinnati and Chicago Exhibition pro football results show Dallas over Minnesota and Chicago over Montreal коллед
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Associated Press
Dallas
NFL
Minnesota
Chicago
Montreal
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Digest
Standings list with Detroit atop the league and Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Boston and others in pursuit. Yesterday results include Chicago over Washington and New York over Minnesota while Los Angeles rainouts affected games. Upcoming matchups feature Minnesota at Boston and Los Angeles at New York with several intercity doubleheaders and postponed plans.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston Uu
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Kaat
Lee
Delock
Schwall
McBride
Daley
Ditmar
Estrada
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Lex Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Angels Orioles Rained Out In Baltimore
The Los Angeles Angels and Baltimore Orioles game was postponed after a 42 minute delay due to heavy rain. Baltimore led 3-1 when play stopped. makeup will be in Los Angeles Aug 28-30. Satriano’s homer and Adair’s earlier shot were wiped from the box score.
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Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Los Angeles
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Tom Satriano
Satriano
Adair
Jim Donohue
Dick Hall
Downes to defend title in September rematch
England's Terry Downes will defend his newly won middleweight crown against Paul Pender on September 23 at Boston Garden. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the NYC telecast matchup, fulfilling a 90 day return clause. Downes trains in Boston about Sept. 1. Pender begins training immediately.
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England
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Paul Pender
Sam Silverman
Brookline
Mass
Fireman
Boston Garden
Silverman
London
Downes
United States
U.S
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Pender
Wembley Stadium
Dodgers regain NL lead with 11-4 win over Cubs
Frank Howard drives in four runs with a homer a triple and a double to lift the Dodgers to 11-4 victory over Chicago Maury Wills adds a homer in his first major league season of three years Wills collects three hits and scores four runs Johnny Podres goes the distance for his 14th win Curtis takes the loss for the Cubs Cubs also homer with Williams and Zimmer each connecting. Moon adds three RBIs for L A
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Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Cub
Jack Curtis
Wills
Curtis
Howard
Wally Moon
Dodger
Moon
Bill Williams
Don Zimmer
Cubs
Chicago
Oix
Ellsworth
Crott
Bertell
Podres
Camalho—Podres
L—Curtis
Williams
Zimmer
Go karting deaths cited as nation’s new auto fad
The National Safety Council reports at least 33 deaths from go karting, including six children under ten, with nearly 200 injuries and 13 fatalities on public streets. Many karts reach speeds over 80 mph and the activity is illegal nationwide due to safety violations. Francis T. Hunter elected to the National Tennis Hall of Fame, noting his doubles wins and Davis Cup appearances.
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National Safety Council
Netman
Southampton
N.Y
Francis T. Hunter
Bill Tilden
Miller Closes Door, Giants Hold Off Braves
In San Francisco, Stu Miller struck out Frank Bolling with two on and two out in the ninth to preserve a 4-3 win for the Giants. Juan Marichal earned the victory, surviving 13 Braves hits as Milwaukee failed to rally until two outs in the final frame.
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SAN Francisco
Stu Miller
Frank Bolling
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
Juan Marichal
Braves
Miller
Bolling
Marichal
Milwaukee Beats Giants on 7-Run Rally in San Francisco
Carl Willey took the loss as Milwaukee used a six run third inning to beat San Francisco 3 to 0 in a game marked by late scoring and strong pitching. Marichal and Miller worked for the Giants while Adcock homered for Milwaukee. W Willey fell to 4-6 and M Alou appears in the text in a fragmentary note.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Willey
Cloninger
Torre
Marichal
Miller
Orsino
L Willey
Adcock
M. Alou
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