McCovey Delivers Lead Sealing Giants Victory
Willie McCovey belted a two run homer in the seventh to turn a 7 7 tie into an 11 7 win for the San Francisco Giants over the Chicago Cubs. Mays Haller Brown Hart and McCovey homered for the NL leading Giants as Hoeft allowed the late damage. Estrada Koonce Hoeft Jenkins Hundley Herber Priddy Henry McDaniel and Haller started for the Cubs and Giants respectively. W McDaniel L Hoeft. Home runs Williams Mays Haller Brown Hart McCovey.
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SAN Francisco
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
McCovey
Jim Davenport
Giants
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Ollie Brown
Jim Hart
Billy Hoeft
Chicago
Hal Lanier
Cubs
Sam Fran
Estrada
Koonce
Hoeft
Jenkins
Hundley
Herber Priddy
Henry
Indians and Red Sox Split Two Night Doubleheader
George Thomas and George Scott hit ninth inning homers to lift Boston 11 7 in the nightcap and split the doubleheader at Cleveland. Fred Whitfield drove in five in the opener 7 while Rocky Colavito's grand slam tied the second game before Thomas sealed the win with his second homer of the season.
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Cleveland
George Thomas
George Scott
Boston
Fred Whitfield
Indiana
Rocky Colavito
Thomas
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Scott
Sonny Siebert
Whitfield
George Smith
Red Sox
Nine Races Scoop From Daily Harness Track Meet
A long race card lists nine events with purses from 1200 to 1500, featuring horses like Ataigen, Inside Limit, Miss Anne T, Chorie Priam, Brenda Hope, and Never On Time. Results note finishes, odds, and key entrants, plus a late entry about Ivan with Hawks. Attendance and handle are recorded.
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Furfongs
Welcome Folly
Davidson
Johnston
Vacantit Selave
Miss Be Peep
Wendy Leu
Shee
Roman Lassie
Hidtai
Oan
Dave
Sigler
Star Leisure
Qerdon
Charis Prince
Captain Lorry
Tabwell
Mavive Moon
Roxbury Road
Tis
Anne T
Vasil
Misden Joy
Gharherst
Hedge
Sugar Model
Lite Spear
Darling Dawn
Bay of Delight
Silky L la Tuer
Hen
Addese
Brenda Hope
Ray’s Angel
Sir Macon
Gustines
Gamblin Hess Iw
Sattarsy
Kite Melen
Peters
V. Espinosa
G. Bunner
William Joe
Golg Lemen
Ladom
Rastap
Maloney fires three hitter as Reds top Pirates
Jim Maloney pitched a three hit shutout to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 3 to 4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He walked none and fanned seven in his seventh complete game, aided by Mac Coker and batter May Pagliaroni. Simson homered for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Maloney
Cincinati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Maloney
Bill Mazeroski
Roberto Clement
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Reds
Malotey
Woody Fryman
Cincinnati
Coker
Fryman
May
Pagliaroni
W — Maloney
Simpson
Nicklaus 414-1 Favorite for U.S. Open Golf Title
Las Vegas bookmakers list Jack Nicklaus as the 414-1 favorite to win the U.S. Open with Arnold Palmer at 5-1 and Doug Sanders and Tony Lema tied for third at 6-1 while Gene Littler sits at 12-1.
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Bookies
Nick Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Arnold Palmér
Doug Sanders
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
California Ends Losing Streak
California Angels defeat Chicago White Sox 10 to 4 as Ed Kirkpatrick homered twice and drove in four. Jose Cardenal also homered, contributing to a 15-hit attack. Dean Chance earned the win despite a six-game skid, allowing nine hits over six innings.
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Chicago
Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Dean Chance
Kirkpatrick
Jose Cardenal
Norm Siebern
Angels
Tom Satriano
Paul Schaal
John Buzhardt
Jim Fregosi
Chance
California
Sanford
Lee
Lopez
Satriano
Buzhardt
Higgins
Wilhelm
Romano
McNertney
W — Chaffie
L—Buzhardt
Cardenal
Black Hawks sign long term contracts for Ivan and Reay
Montreal AP reports Chicago Black Hawks general manager Tormmy Ivan and coach Billy Reay have signed long term deals. Owner Arthur M. Wirtz Sr. announced the agreements during the NHL summer meetings saying both executives were signed for a period of years.
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Montreal
Tormmy Ivan
Billy Reay
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Arthur M. Wirtz Sr
BlackHawks
NHL
Witte
Ivan
Reay
Night Baseball: Cleveland Triumphs With Late Rally Over Boston
Cleveland defeats Boston 9 to 2 after a six run seventh inning. Whitfield hits a seventh inning homer for Cleveland. Santiago takes the loss and Siebert earns the win with relievers Stephenson Morehead Osinski and Ryan in support.
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Boston
Cleveland
Santiago
Stephenson
Morehead
Osinski
Ryan
Siebert
Radatz
McDowell
Azcue
W—Siebert
L—Santiago
Whitfield
Cards Rally To Down Mets Nine Two
New York Mets lost 9 2 as St Louis knocked out Dick Rusteck in his first major league start. In the second inning, 11 Cards batted, Buchek hit a two run homer, and Lou Brock added a homer a double two singles and two stolen bases.
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NEW York
St. Louis
Dick Rusteck
New York Mets
Jerry Buchek
John Stephenson
Rusteck
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Lou Brock
Stallard
Hoerner
Corrales
Bearnorth
Hepler
Eilers
Selma
Hamilton
Stephenson
W — Stallard
L — Rusteck
Homeruns
Buchek
Brock
Kranepool
Rangers Acquire Red Berenson From Canadiens
The New York Rangers obtain left winger Red Berenson from the Montreal Canadiens for left winger Ted Taylor and a player to be named later. This marks the first trade of the current NHL meetings in Montreal.
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Montreal
Canada
New York Rangers
Red Berenson
Montreal Canadiens
Ted Taylor
McGowan Wins Flyweight Title in Wembley Thriller
Walter McGowan, 23, of Scotland defeated Salvatore Burrini of Italy over 15 rounds in Wembley Stadium to claim the disputed world flyweight title. McGowan absorbed a heavy cut near his right eye, fought through blood in the final rounds, and built a lead with sharp jabs. Burrini weighed in initially over the limit but later met the flyweight limit. the bout drew about 6,000 spectators.
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London
Walter McGowan
Salvatore Burrini
Italy
McGowan
Wembley Stadium
Burruti
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Chrysler
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Studebaker
ULL
W. Patrick ST
Frederick
MR. Farmer
George Fraley
Gaithersburg
Jenkins Bros
Spaper Halhive
Wedge
Pickerel Paint
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Bryan Mint
W. Sollars
Uber Deb
Jetnston
Kerryram
Little Térrity
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Ciety Lew
Tramartic
Bufta
Tiser L
Food
Ank
Mom‘s Mustang
Mr. Bernie
Sky Point
Marjoch
Quillarutta
Blalechs VII
Derby
Daire
Coderus
Dom Ringitz
Blue Mist
Dida Dha
Sky Trail
Friendly Cat
Funny Man
Our Minnie
King’s Gold
Hassey
R. Richardon
Amita’s Warrior
Mirror Mirror
Twilight Maiden
Erin’s Joy Nat
Susiens Peeket Prunér
Hawks
Stewart-E
Dedsenantry
Auntie
Toaster
Lorles
Titian Tress
Benged Spindel
Maitland
Lady Spin
Jeb‘s
Mar Kay
Chuckabub
Dante
Echoson
Fayano
Sun Hat
Aimandine
Bantronel
Bucs
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Formica
Market Street
Mets
Ramblers
Frederick Ramblers
Heart of Maryland
Frederick Hhigh School
Cadillac
E. Patrick St
R. L. Aleshire
Potomacedison Company
Patrick Street
Shipley
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Shakespeare
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Spalding
Woods
Converse
Hipboots
Dad Spalding
MacGregor
Tasco
Jack Nickaus
Shooter's
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Tietron
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