Kralick and McDowell Own Yankees in Twin Bill
Cleveland pitchers dominate New York with a 5-0 and 7-2 sweep. Jack Kralick throws a two hit gem and Sam McDowell wins his third, supported by Joe Adcock and Joe Azcue home runs. Yankees cling to AL lead despite losses as Fred Whitfield adds a solo shot for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Fred Whitfield
New York Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Jack Kralick
Sam McDowell
Yanks
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kralick
Tribe
Big Joe Adcock
Joe Azcue
Bill Stafford
Azcue
McDowell
Stan Williams
New York
Tix
Stafford
Remff
Howard
Kralic
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Adcock
Williams
Hamilton
Reniff
L-Williams
Whitfield
Pearson Drives In Three Runs In Angels 8 2 Sweep
Albie Pearson drove in three runs with a homer and two singles as the Los Angeles Angels swept the Baltimore Orioles 8-2. Dean Chance earned his fifth win while Robin Roberts struggled, and Felix Torres and Lee Thomas contributed multi hit efforts in the series finale at Chavez Ravine. The Angels totaled 13 hits and improved to five wins in six against Baltimore this season.
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LOS Angeles
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Robin Roberts
Chance
Dean Chance
Roberts
Baltimore
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
Bill Moran
Pearson
Chavez Ravine
Roeberts
Bob Rodgers
Torres
Thomas
Bob Johnson
Moran
Mike McCormick
Bob Saverine
Orioles
John Orsino
Julio Navarro
Cubs Win Cap To Gain Split With Phillies
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 3-2 as Billy Williams belts a two run triple. Cal Koonce, Ron Santo and Merritt Raney contribute in the sixth for the decisive runs. First game saw Philadelphia win 5-2 with Jim Lemon homering and Cal McLish earning his fifth win.
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Philadelphia
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Jim Lemon
Cal McLish
Cal Koonce
Ken Hubbs
Williams
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Cubs
Art Mahaffey
Ron Santo
Merritt Ranen
Tony Taylor
Lemon
Jim Brewer
MecLish
Mathews
Chicago
Brewer
Toth
Schultz
Schaffer
McLish
Dalrymple
Matheas
Philed Lemon
Mays Smashes Three Homers as Giants Crush Cardinals
San Francisco star Willie Mays belts three homers driving the Giants to a 16 6 victory over St Louis. Cepeda and Marchal add key hits as the offense explodes with support from Padres and other teammates. The Cardinals bullpen struggles early as Giants seize control.
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Cisen
Sto Lens
Sundys
Nacional
Lea
Cepeda
Aise
la Franceca Sin
Juan Marchal
Niche
Beit
Rev . Mamphress
Beta Shantz
Mecares
Marchal
L—Brec
Herpes
Russia Sweeps Davis Cup Team Beats Great Britain
Moscow reports the Russian Davis Cup team defeated Great Britain in a decisive sweep to advance to the European quarterfinals. The victory featured 41 wins in a dominant performance across the final ten matches.
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Moscow
Chic Supday
Brice
Frederick High School Sees Fifth In State Track Meet
Frederick High School finishes seventh overall in the Class AA state track meet at Byrd Stadium. Tom Browning earns third in discus setting a school record, while Roger Naylor places in the 120 yard high hurdles and Moe Gerhold posts a strong shot put showing. The Cadets set multiple new marks but finish behind Northwood and other rivals.
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Frederick
College Park
Byrd Stadium
Hal Moser
Tom Browning
Roger Naylor
Gerhold
Mike Gerhold
Northwood
Frederiek
Bethesda Chevy-Chawe
Wheaton Kemsood
Towson
Richard Menizomen
Hurdiys
Caron
Montgomery Blair
Eine Dundal
Wrrgil
Richard Montgomery
Smith
South Hagerstown
Naylor
Fredgerck
Markey
B-Cc
Catonsville
Overleas Towson
Dundalk
Overleas Ontgomery Blart
Pole Vacht— Hunt
BCC
el Serry
Lonfeld
DuVal
Northwestern
Hoecker
High Point
France Leads Brazil 21 in Davis Cup Doubles Win
Patrice Bou and Daniel Contet defeated Barnes and Fer in doubles 2 6 12 10 to give France a 21 lead in Paris. Singles matches set for Monday as France remains heavy favorite to win the series.
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Paris
France
Brazil
Patrice Bou
Daniel Contet
A Barnes
Carlos Fer
Mets Win Pair From Pirates
New York Mets sweep Pirates in a Sunday doubleheader 4-3 in the second game on Jim Hickman’s 10th inning homer. In the opener, the Mets won 2-1 as an outfield collision allowed the winning run. Ron Hunt lofted a fly that led to an error by Jerry Lynch and Rod Kanehl scored. Pirates rallied late in the first game but fell short.
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NEW York
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Hickman
Elroy Face
Pirates
Larry Bearnorth
Met
Face
Jim Piersall
Rod Kanehl
Tim Harkness
Ron Hunt
Bill Virdon
Jerry Lynch
Kanehl
Lynch
Pittshhurch Oop
New York Oe
Law
Burgess
Brand
Craig
Beamarth
Sherr
Taylor
Coleman
W—Beararth
L—Face
Baseball Schedule Snapshots From League Matchups
American League notes list Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Drysdale and Chicago Cubs Fisher with win loss marks as part of a compact schedule snapshot. Other matchups feature Minnesota Pascual at Kansas City Wickersham, with Turley and Farrell noted in lineups.
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Fisher
Los Cles
Turley
Minnesota
Pascual
Kanas City
Wickersham
Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B
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New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicazo
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Aly Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Houston
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Lorenzen Wins World 600 at Charlotte in Ford Thriller
Fred Lorenzen drove a 163 Ford to victory in the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway as pole sitter Junior Johnson blew a tire three laps from the end. Johnson led most of the 400 laps, but a rear tire failure allowed Lorenzen to surge ahead for the $117,000 first prize. The official winning speed was 132.47 mph.
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Charlotte
N.C
Fred Lorenzen
Ford
Junior Johnson
Charlotte Motor
Fatal Race Crash in Ohio Leaves Four Dead
Four people died in a straight car crash on an Ohio road. Witnesses say the vehicle struck a group of cats as it veered off course, leading to a deadly collision. Police are investigating the cause and exact sequence of events.
Pizarro Shuts Down Red Sox as White Sox Split Twin Bill
Juan Pizarro held Boston to four hits in a 104 victory for the Chicago White Sox, who split the Sunday doubleheader with the Red Sox after Carl Yastrzemski hit a two run homer in the opener. The White Sox, aided by a 13 hit attack, stay within striking distance of first place New York in the American League.
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John W. Galbreath
Belmont Park
Rex. C. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Aqueduct
Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
White Sox
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Asi
Trojin
Rnm
Singies
Chick Schilling
Roman Meyas
Teo
Arnold Bailey
Geld
Bareton
Jim Tirespan
Dick Stuartstroke
Edie Brescoud
British Win in Brussels Spars With Confusing Wording
A garbled AP-style sports brief reports a Davis Cup tie in Brussels with Britain blanking an opponent, mentions a European event and a qualification aim, and references other players and matches in a unclear sequence.
Tigers Rally Past Twins 7-6 In Ninth Inning
Rocky Colavito delivered a ninth inning run single that scored Jake Wood and gave Detroit a 7-6 victory over Minnesota. The see-saw game featured homers by Kaline Colavito Allison and Killebrew with Terry Fox earning the win and Frank Sullivan the loss.
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Minneapolis
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Colavito
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Jake Wood
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
al Kaline
Tigers
Terry Fox
Frank Sullivan
Detroit
Minnesota
Fual
Fox
Triandos
Kaat
Dailey
Moore
Sullivan
Battey
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Hinton's 10th-inning homer lifts Senators past A's
Washington wins 6-4 over Kansas City after Chuck Hinton belts a two-run homer in the 10th off Dale Willis. Don Lock ties game with eighth homer in seventh as Jim Coates nails down the victory. Wayne Causey homers twice for KC, sparking a big sixth-inning lead before Washington seizes control late.
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Chuck Hinton
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Hinton
Dale Willis
Jim King
Wayne Causey
A’s
Don Lock
Washington
Jim Coates
Lock
Senators
Daniels
Kline
Coates
Landrith
Bowsfield
Sout
Fischer
Wyatt
Willis
Sullivan
Edwards
L-Willis
Reds Nip Dodgers 5-2 Behind O'Toole Nine Wins
Cincinnati plated five unearned runs due to two Dodgers errors as Jim O'Toole limited Los Angeles to seven hits and earned his ninth victory. Bill Henry closed it with a strikeout of Ron Fairly sealing the Dodgers fourth straight loss.
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Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Jim O'Toole
Dodgers
O'Toole
Bost
Bill Henry
Ron Fairly
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