Davis Delivers Ninth Inning Double Gives Dodgers Triumph
Willie Davis lined a ninth inning single off Bobby Shantz to score Ron Fairly and lift the Los Angeles Dodgers over the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2. A misplay by Julian Javier allowed another Dodgers run, capping a pivotal first game in a crucial three game set that could decide the pennant. Podres earned the win, improving to 14-10, while Shantz took the loss. Musial homered for St. Louis to tie the game in the seventh.
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ST. Louis
Willie Davis
Bobby Shantz
Ron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Julian Javier
Seno-Tun Cally
Cwi Pareei
Cardinals
Shantz
Ernie Broglo
Broglio
Dodgers
Davis
Fied
Ken McMullen
St. Lanig
Johnny Keane
Ron Taylor
Moose Skowron
Dodger
Johnny Podres
Javier
Podres
Ron Perranoski
Stan Musial
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Wally Moon
Tommy Davis
Curt Flood
Tyeernch Wills
Gillam
T.davis
Boyer
Flood
James
Carver
Broglia
Gibson
Tykowren
Taylor
Pernoski
Toms Hig Toth West
Ethil
Ethil— Ran Fe McMullen
Podrey
E—Wills
St Louis
Wills
W. Davis
Fairly
R — Musial
Fae As Perranoski
Brogila
Shantz L
Taylor Ay
Landes
Sudol
Gorman
Forman
South Hagerstown Leads Tri-State Football Standings
South Hagerstown tops the Tri-State League at 20 4 etc. The Rebels, led by Gary Swartz with 120 rushing yards and a touchdown, push past Boonsboro 33 6. South faces Westminster next while Martinsburg and Frederick also win, easing past Allegany and Waynesboro respectively.
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South Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Westminster
Frederick
South
Waynesboro
Washington County
Gary Swartz
Gary
Phil Perry
Rebels
Warriors
Gary Himes
Lester Wisner
Maurice Himes
Wisner
Swartz
Layton Ashby
Martinsburg
Bulldogs
Allegan
Stewart
Wilt
Dailey
Allegany
Five firsts for girls in New York meet
Frederick Track and Field Club dominated Victory Field with five firsts as Tammy Davis won the semifinals hurdles and 200 meters and led the winning 400-meter relay. Joann Harris added top honors in high jump and Sally Ward captured the broad jump. Debbie Thompson, returning after three months, placed in the dash and 100 meters. The relay trio also included Debbie Phillis Swann and Pam Cooley. The meet occurred in 68 degree weather.
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Frederick Track and Field Club
New York
Victory Field
Tammy Davis
Joann Harris
Sally Ward
Debbie Thompson
Miss Thompson
Debbie Phillis Swann
Pam Cooley
Tammy
Miss Ward
Miss Cooley
England Defeats Trinidad 7-0 in Field Hockey
England dominated Trinidad 7-0 in a women's field hockey match at Goucher College in Towson Maryland amid a soggy tournament start and heavy rain. Denise Tarry scored three goals to lead England as other results saw Switzerland beat the Wanderers and South Africa beat The Netherlands.
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Towson, Md
England
Trinidad
Goucher College
Denise Tarry
Murkly Fields
Switzerland
We National Wanderers
Wal
South Africa
Netherlands
Vols Inc Surrenders South Atlantic League Franchise
Nashville owners of Vols Inc vote unanimously to surrender their Class AA South Atlantic League baseball franchise. The move ends the team's participation in the league and affects the Nashville club's future in organized baseball.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vols, Inc
Nashville
Aaron Closing In On NLL Triple Crown
Hank Aaron leads NL in home runs and RBIs as he eyes the triple crown. He trails Dick Groat by six points in batting, with Roberto Clemente and Tommy Davis close behind. Aaron hit four homers and 9 RBIs last week to reach 42 HR and 126 RBIs, while Carl Yastrzemski tops the AL with 322.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
New York
Hank Aaron
Iekanze
Milwaukee
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Aaron
Joe Medwick
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Carl Yastrezemski
Boston
Little Almie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Detroit
al Kaline
Dick Stuart
Yankees Send Maris To New York For Rest and Exam
The New York Yankees sent slugger Roger Maris back to New York for rest and examinations of a back ailment near the sacroiliac. Maris has been out since Sept 1 and played 82 games this season. He is expected to be ready for the World Series after treatment by Dr. Sidney Gaynor. The team will rest him in New York rather than a day trip to Cleveland.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Indians
South Hagerstown
Cadets
Emu
Lou Brachey
Smith
Brachey
Dave Boyd
Boyd
Jack Molesworth
Larry Thompson
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Bill Hahn
Fort Hill High School
Andover
North Hagerstown
Brigag Mgnt
Westminister
Jimmy Orr
North
Owls
Westminster
Worth
Allegany
Hagerstown
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
New York
Maris
James May
Yankees
Sidney Gaynor
Cleveland
Yanks
Yankee Stadium
Purse Race Leads to S-D Entry Results
In the 1 mile claiming race for 7 year olds Fleet Turn ridden by Salari won the 1H Frosty Meadow with Davidson aboard second and Unsinkable Ace with French third at 120 pounds.
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Salari
Davidson
Ace
Gondapoar
Furst
Joe's Man
Bive Empress
Freddie
Royal
Riverbrook
Espinosa
Seoty Fost
Zangari
Blankagill
Gamberdetla
Meco Yardley
Gang Girl
Joan Taylor
Miss Visitor
Purple Pete
Espinea
High Jean
Sue
Riley Oh Girl
Starlike
Warne Queens
Smith
Alumar
Vasil
Whitlie
Jean Major
Mayvilte
Seaman
Mary Cote
Chilty Jae
Karpe
Lily Blanch
Little Beast
la Potiente
Riston
Mabel
Ann Kennedy
Prudent Pagan
Bona
I Storr
Arduini
Lion
Erendly Gilen
Helen’s Joy
Foggy Harbor
Batty Garvey
Hearne
Risten
Annie's
Joni
John Gant
Fine Int
Sigler
Millers Wander
Diplisacaigh Saul Iaiddly
Kings Emblem
Admiralship
Liamblas Roy Wweats
Four Named to Davis Cup Team
Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri Wimbledon champion leads four players named to the U S Davis Cup squad for the interzone finals in Britain The group includes Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California Martha Riessen of Evanston Illinois and Frank Froehling III of Coral Gables Florida The selections were announced by team captain Robert Kelleher
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Denver
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
United States
Britain
Dennis; Ralston
Bakersfield
Calaf
Marth Riessen
Evanston
Venezuela
Amerzan
Frank Froehling III
Coral Gables
Fla
Robert Kelleher
Orioles Recall Right Handed Hurling Prospect Wally Bunker
The Baltimore Orioles recalled right hander Wally Bunker from Class C Stockton farm club to join the team during a series with the Los Angeles Angels. The 18 year old San Bruno native posted a 10 1 record with Stockton, 9 strikeouts per nine innings and a 2.55 ERA. Manager Billy Hitchcock said there are no immediate plans for Bunker while the team aims to solidify fourth place.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore Orioles
Wally Bunker
Stockton
Calif
Bunker
Orioles
Baltimore
San Bruno
Billy Hitchcock
Marichal Secures 23rd Victory in Giants Win
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal earned his 23rd win as the Giants defeated the Milwaukee Braves 4 to 3. Orlando Cepeda homered for the Giants in the fifth and added an RBI single, while Denis Menke belted a three run homer for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Juan Marichal
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Cepeda
Arainet Trene
Tame Memninnae
Marichal
Denis Menke
San Francisco
Bailey
Cloninger
Shaw
Tiefenayer
Torre
Menke
Mata Star Sets New Half Mile Trot Record At Delaware
Mata Star the fastest trotting stallion knocked more than a second off the prior mark on a half mile track at the Delaware Fairgrounds. Clocked in 1 58 33 the time surpassed Greyhound’s 1937 Goshen record by over a second. Owned by E. Roland Harriman and Elbridge T. Gerry Mata Star was driven by trainer Harry Pownall.
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Delaware, Ohio
MataStar
Star
Delaware Fairgrounds
Goshen
N.Y
E. Roland Harriman
Elbridge T. Gerry
Harry Pownall
Eagles suspend Burroughs for pushing official
Philadelphia defensive captain Don Burroughs was suspended for one game by NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle after allegedly grabbing and shoving an official following Sunday's game against Pittsburgh. The incident occurred after the Eagles lost to the Steelers in Philadelphia, prompting league action.
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Eagles
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Saday
New York
Burroughs
Pete Ropelle
National Football League
Pitsburgh
Rozelle
Durroute Ad Reterse
PiRperlle
Philadelpha Eages
Pittsburgh Steele Herday
Don Burroughs
Berean
Gamectte Eagles
Seeley
Archie Moore Seeks City Council Seat in San Diego Race
Ex champ Archie Moore runs in a five candidate nonviolent San Diego City Council contest. The former boxing star known for 130 knockouts before losing to Cassius Clay last November faced 42 017 votes for his opponent in his first election bid in 1960.
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San Diego
Calif
Archie Moore
Ring
Cassius Clay
Moore
State Assembly
Italy
Braves Warned Not to Move by Governor Reynolds
Wisconsin Governor John W Reynolds warned Milwaukee Braves officials he will seek a federal review of baseball business rules if they relocate. He cited $5 million stadium costs and up to $20 million in public funds, urging action to prevent a move to Atlanta or another city. Braves chairman William Bartholomay denied rumors of a transfer.
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Madison
Wis
John W Reynolds
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
U.S
Uiiive
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Reynolds
William Bartholomay
Milwaukee
Veale Tosses Two-Hitter In Pirates 1-0 Win Over Cubs
Bob Veale pitched a two hitter for the Pittsburgh Pirates as Bill Mazeroski’s ninth inning single produced the lone run in a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Chicago failed to score until a seventh inning single and did not tally again. Veale improved to 3-2, Jackson 14-16 took the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Bill Maéeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Veale
Cubs
Billy Williams
Dick Schofield
Jim Stewart
Chicago
Giants Beat Ravens 37 24 in Opener Injures Tittie
Y A Tittie escaped with no broken bones after a rib and chest bruise sustained Sunday as the New York Giants defeated Baltimore 37 24. X rays showed no breaks Monday and he will remain at St Elizabeth Hospital until practice resumes for the Steelers game. He was hurt in the end zone after a nine yard TD run.
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New York
Y. A. Tittie
New York Giants
Baltimore
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Giants
Steelers
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Palo Abstantontich Center
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