Colts Romp Over Cardinals 22 10
New Orleans AP report recounts a Colts win over the Cardinals. Unitas and Matte lead scoring drives while Abe Woodson returns a deflected pass for six for St. Louis. Michaels adds a 26 yard field goal and Bakken adds a two yard kick.
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Colts
Cardinals
NEW Orleans
Don Shula
St. Louis
Abe Woodson
Gary Cuzto
Lachaser
Unitas
Willie Ri
Tom Matte
Bob Boyd
Johnson
Lou Michaels
Baltimore
Jim Bakken
Roads Board Hails Progress on Md 75 Job
The State Roads Commission reports progress on Md 75 from New Market to New London. Haverhill Contracting Company of White Marsh has worked since June 21 on 2.5 miles of grading drainage paving and relocation, under a 396,099.80 dollar contract with 160 days remaining.
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New Market
New London
State Roads Commission
Haverhill Contracting Company
White Marsh
SRC
Howard County
Patapsco River
Saint John’s Lane
Regal Construction Company
Baltimore
Washington County
Frederick
Hagerstown
Two Games Off in County Baseball Leagues
Broad Run Jeff forfeited to Mt Airy in the Maryland State League while Middletown at Thurmont in the Tri County was postponed when the umpire failed to show up. It will be rescheduled later. Alabama coach Paul Bryant has 39 wins, 9 losses, 4 ties this season, and an all time mark of 151 50 13.
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Broad Run
Jeff
Mt. Airy
Middletown
Thurmont
Tri- County
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Yanks Win 2nd To Gain Split With Athletics
New York rallies for seven runs in the sixth to beat Kansas City 7 3 and split a Sunday doubleheader. Roger Repoz belts a two run triple and Clete Boyer drives him home as the Yankees erase a 3 2 deficit. Pepitone and Richardson homer earlier. In the opener Jim Hunter fours hitters and wins.
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NEW York
Roger Repez
Yankees
Kansas City
Athletics
Jim Hunter
Roland Sheldon
Joe Pepitone
Ray Barker
Repoz
Clete Boyer
Jake Gibbs
Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Sheldon
A’s
Yankee
Bill Stafford
Ed Charles
Santiago Rosario
Jose Tartabull
Steven Hamilton
Hunter
A's
Mel Lattlemyre
Tartabull
Ken Harrelson
Jim Landis
Dick Green
Bill Bryan
Bryan
Stottlemyre
Reniff
Howard
W—Hunter
L—Stottlemyre
Coe
Giants Rally Past Phillies 15-9 in Florida spring win
Jim Hart hit a grand slam and Willie McCovey added a three run shot to power the San Francisco Giants to a 15-9 victory over Philadelphia. Masanori Murakami made his first major league start but lasted only three innings as the Phillies struck for four runs. Rich Allen drove in two with a triple as Phils built a brief lead before the Giants answered with bases loaded to set up Hart. McCovey homered for the 28th time, sealing the win and snapping San Francisco’s three game skid.
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San Francisco
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Philadelphia
Masanori Murakami
Giants
Phillies
Rich Allen
Ron Herbel
Hart
Ray Culp
Matty Alou
Jim Davenport
Bobby Wine
Willie Mays
Hagerstown
Dover
Del
Roger Carroll
Vienna
Karly McKay
Virginians
Virginia
Record Holders Pass Up Specialties At AAU Meet
World record holders Roy Saari and Sharon Stouder skipped their specialties at the National AAU Swimming and Diving Championship. Cathy Ferguson Christine Caron and Judy Humburger led the women's 100 meter backstroke finalists. Don Roth led 100 meter freestyle qualifiers with a meet record 54.0. Hagerstown fell to Vienna 7 6 in the Division 4 Little League final as Vienna extended its win streak. Alabama overtakes Tennessee atop the SEC all time standings with 134–64–18 record over 31 seasons.
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Toledo
Ohio
Roy Saari
Sharon Stouder
Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles
Christine Caron
Judy Humburger
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miss Ferguson
Miss Caron
Miss Humburger
Ferguson
Saari
Miss Stouder
el Segundo
Calif
Commerce
Don Roth
Santa Clara
Martha Randall
Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
Jeanne Hallock
Pokey Watson
FESA Standings and Results Snapshot
New York leads with 31 308 32 percent yesterday results show New York 3 Houston 0 and St Louis 12 Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 15 Philadelphia 9. Tonight games include New York Parsons 1-10 at San Francisco Shaw 12-6 and Milwaukee Blasingame 148 at St Louis Purkey 38. Pittsburgh Friend 59 at Houston Roberts 6-7 and Philadelphia Short 13-8 at Los Angeles Podres 4-5.
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New York
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Fran
Philadelphia
Parsons
San Francisco
Shaw
Blasingame
Purkey
Friend
Roberts
Short
Podres
Baseball Standings and Scores From The American League
The American League standings show Minnesota Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Chicago New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City with varying wins and losses. Recent game results include Chicago over Boston and Detroit routing Los Angeles, with Kansas City defeating New York and Minnesota beating Cleveland while Washington edged Baltimore.
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Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Horlen
Boson
Wilson
Pirates Snap Dodgers Four-Game Win Streak 4-2
Pittsburgh used three bunts and tight relief by Al McBean to halt Los Angeles four-game surge. Don Drysdale struggled with fielding miscues as Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski sparked late rallies. Sisk earned the win for Pittsburgh while Drysdale took the loss.
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LOS Angeles
al McBean
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Tommy Sisk
Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Bob Clemente
Manny Mota
Donn Clendenon
Ron Perranoski
McBean
Don Schwall
Sisk
Schwall
Pagliaroni
Perranski
Miller
Roseboro
W—Sisk
L — Drysdale
Tigers Sweep Doubleheader
DETROIT AP Tigers beat Los Angeles 9 5 in the nightcap to complete a doubleheader sweep. Don Demeter and Ray Oyler drove in two runs apiece as Detroit won the opener 9 2 after a six run first inning. Orlando Pena earned his fourth win in five decisions since joining the Tigers.
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Detroit
Don Demeter
Ray Oyler
Los Angeles
Tigers
Cleveland
Minnesota
Orlando Pena
Angels
Mickey Lolich
Oyler
Gates Brown
Jim Piersall
Lolich
Bob Rodgers
Pena
Norm Cash
Aubrey Gatewood
John Sullivan
McBride
May
Gatewood
Sukla
Ranen
Egan
Sparma
Sullivan
L McBride
Cash
Brunet
Sulka
B. Lee
Rodgers
Ranew
Fox
Freehan
W—Pena
L—Sukla
Piersall
Brown
Braves Edge Cubs 4 3 in twelve innings
Denis Menke pinch ran for Don Dillard who grounded into a force play in the 12th, giving the Milwaukee Braves a 4 to 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Mack Jones connected a two run homer in the eighth to put Milwaukee ahead 3-2 before Chicago tied it in the ninth. Abernathy took the loss after allowing the go ahead run in the 12th while O'Dell earned the win.
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Chicago
Denis Menke
Don Dillard
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Ted Abernathy
Cubs
Braves
Menke
Ty Cline
Felipe Alau
Dillard
Bully O'Dell
Joe Amalfitano
Dan Kessinger
Kessinger
Mack Jones
Ernie Banks
O’dell
Chris Krug
Krug
Ed Mathews
Banks
Milwaukee
Victory in Comet division at Oxford regatta
Holman Hallock III of Tred Avon Yacht Club did not win a race yet took the Comet division with 39 points by placing two seconds and a fifth. John Swaine Jr, also of Tred Avon, won the final two races over the weekend but started with an eighth. Final heats in Stars and Lightning classes were called off after a long wait for breeze.
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Yacht Victory
Oxxford. Md
Holman Hallock III
Tred Avon
John Swaine Jr
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