Brumel Sets World High Jump Mark in Moscow Duel
Russia’s Valery Brumel soars to a world record 7 ft 4 in in a rainy Lenin Stadium meet while John Thomas misses at the same height. The United States wins the meet 13 events to 9, 194-111 on points, with Ralph Boston sparkling in the long jump and Frank Budd sweeping three wins.
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Associated Press
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George Young
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Thurmont Triumph as Spaulding's Blast Lifts Thurmont
Thurmont defeats Brunswick 4 3 on Don Spaulding's eighth inning two run homer off Billy Merriman. Ed Ridenour scores on the blow. Chub Biser earns the win with three strikeouts as Brunswick falls for the second straight week.
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Brunswick
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Billy Merriman
Ed Ridenour
Chub Biser
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Jesse Thompson
Joe Gordon
Lovelace
Leon Anders
Marty Garrett
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Deener
Royer
Buckeystoun Rangers and Band Z Split Frederick County Softball twin bill
In Frederick County Softball League action the Buckeystoun Rangers won 3-1 in game one with pitcher Smallwood delivering a three hit effort. Band Z edged Rangers 8-7 in a 10 inning second game as Virts Easterday Foreman Jara and Lake contributed for Band Z.
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Tigers regain first place with doubleheader swing
Detroit rises to AL lead by half game after a doubleheader sweep of Kansas City 11-1 and 8-3. Rocky Colavito belts two homers, Cash and McAuliffe also go deep, Messi stars with 10th win while Regan posts his ninth. Yanks beat Baltimore 2-1.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Snapshot
A compact update shows standings with Cincinnati leading the N L with 36 wins and 32 losses, Los Angeles at 51 37, and San Francisco at 47 40, plus notes on Chicago Philadelphia and others. Yesterday’s results include Chicago 4 Cincinnati 2 and Milwaukee 9 St Louis 1. San Francisco 7 Philadelphia and Los Angeles 12 Pittsburgh 11.
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Palmer Triumphs In British Open With Remarkable Play
Arnold Palmer captured the British Open at Royal Birkdale by one stroke over Dai Rees, finishing 284 after rough weather halted play. Rees tied with Christy O'Connor and Neil Coles for second at 285 and 288. Palmer earned praise for both golf and demeanor, with standout holes at the 16th and 15th sealing the win.
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Associated Press
London
Arnold Palmer
United States
Palmer
Latrobe
Star
Dai Rees
Birkdale
Rees
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Neil Coles
England
Mantle homers and drives in 2-1 Yankees win over Orioles
Mickey Mantle hit his 32nd homer and drove in both Yankees runs in a rain-shortened 2-1 win over Baltimore. His ninth inning go-ahead double chased Tony Kubek home after a misplay by Baltimore infielders, as Bud Daley earned the win over Steve Barber.
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Cubs Rally To Beat Reds 4-2 On Altman Homer
George Altman hit his 16th homer and Bob Anderson earned a no hit relief win as the Chicago Cubs defeated Cincinnati 4-2. The Cubs tied the game with two unearned runs in the fifth aided by an Ed Bouchee error, then Altman led off the sixth with a homer. Anderson preserved the lead with key outs and a seventh inning sacrifice, while Dick Ellsworth started for Chicago and Gordie Coleman homered for Cincinnati.
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Gordie Coleman
Frank Robinson
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Sam Taylor
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Chisox and Bosox split twin bill in rough 12th inning
The Red Sox beat the White Sox 5-3 in 12 innings after Chicago won game one 4-3. Boston rallied in the 12th on Carroll Hardy’s two out single and a wild throw, aided by Jim Landis misplay. Yastrzemski collected four hits for Boston. McLish took the loss in game two while Hillman earned the win. Geiger and Robinson homered for Boston and Chicago respectively.
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Roseboro's 10th inning hit lifts Dodgers over Pirates 12-11
Johnny Roseboro broke a 11-11 tie with a 10th inning triple and scored on Duke Snider's sac bunt misplay to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 12-11 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Don Podres earned his 10th victory in relief as LA rallied from an 11-9 deficit. Mazeroski and Clemente homered for Pittsburgh, while Roseboro also connected for his 15th homer of the season.
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Senators Win Second After LA Takes Ist
Washington Senators win 4-3 in 10 innings after Angels take first game 11-2. Key errors and four walks powered Washington's rally in the 10th. Los Angeles outhit 8-4 in the decisive game. Bilko and Hunt homered for the Angels. Rice, Sisler, and Daley homered for Washington.
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Essegian, Green pace split of Sunday twin bill
In the opener, Chuck Essegian hit two homers helping Cleveland to a 7-3 win over Minnesota as Gary Bell allowed 11 hits and fanned eight. In the nightcap Lenny Green triumphed for Minnesota with a triple, a double and three singles in a 12-5 victory, lifted by 15 hits against four Cleveland pitchers.
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