Dodgers Clinch Second Spot In National League
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10 to 0 to clinch second place in the NL behind six hit pitching from Don Drysdale. Drysdale improved to 13 10 while Spencer hit his 12th homer as LA scored six unearned runs aided by four Phillies errors.
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Indians Trim Twins 12-5 in Big Offensive Win
Woodie Held drove in five runs and Wynn Hawks earned the win as the Cleveland Indians routed the Minnesota Twins 12-5. Held doubled twice in the first inning and homered in the third, his 23rd, while Hawkins allowed seven hits and two runs after relieving. Harmon Killebrew hit his 46th for Minnesota.
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Fair Entries and Results From Harness Races at Ro Steffy
Bernard Offutt of Woodsboro drove My Anniversary of the Irv in Ro Steffy Stable to firsts in both sides of the Free For All Pace. Separate heats saw Sen fel Abbess win the 224 Pace and Prime Time win the second heat. Ruths Queen dominated the 217 Trot with two fast miles.
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Alou Brothers Spark Giants Past Pirates in Nine Run Win
Matty and Felipe Alou fueled San Francisco with two doubles and three singles combined for four runs batted in while Felipe added two scores. Pittsburgh countered with a Smoky Burgess homer and Dick Stuart plate appearances as the Pirates fell behind 9 to 4 after six. Duffalo earned the win for the Giants and Francis took the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show Major League Foe leading with 106 wins and 53 losses, Detroit 98-61, Baltimore 98-67, Chicago 86-74, Cleveland 77- Sl, Boston 76-83, Minnesota 70-87, Los Angeles 68-90, Kansas City 60-98, Washington 59-99. Yesterday Los Angeles beat Washington 13-4 and Cleveland topped Minnesota 12-5. Today's slate includes Boston at New York, Chicago at Baltimore, Washington at Kansas City, Cleveland at Los Angeles, and Detroit at Minnesota.
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National League standings and pennant outlook listed
National League race table shows Cincinnati tied for pennant as San Francisco clinches, with Los Angeles, Milwaukee, St Louis and Pittsburgh chasing. Result highlights include Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 4 and Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 0. PGA 1962 tour touted as richest, with $50,000 prize money at Pebble Beach Palm Springs and Miami.
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Vikings Brace for Rugged Colts Clash in Week's Head Knocker
Minnesota coach Norm Van Brocklin previews a hard hitting meeting with the Baltimore Colts after a loss to Dallas. Ace halfback Hugh McElhenny, nursing a broken toe from pregame warmups, may be doubtful to start as Minnesota enters a key and physical showdown.
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Procklin weighs rookie Mason as possible starter
Procklin said he may start rookie Mason at left half back while noting Van Brocklin as the major headache. He added the team looked bad last week due to poor passes and faces a top professional passing attack this week.
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Sonny Liston Cleared Of Police Light Charge In Philadelphia
Sonny Liston, heavyweight hopeful, was acquitted by Common Pleas Judge Joseph Gold of turning off his car lights to evade arrest. The case followed a June incident in Fairmount Park involving a woman motorist. Liston faced multiple charges including impersonating an officer and resisting arrest.
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Jim Gentile Night Honors Orioles Star In Baltimore
In Baltimore 15 000 fans will honor Jim Gentile before the Orioles game with the Chicago White Sox. Gentile has 46 homers and 140 RBIs, one shy of Roger Maris, and has set 11 other club marks in his second major league season. The ceremony also introduces 19 year old prospect John Powell, known as Boog Powell, a potential future slugger.
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Rochester star leads Class AAA league with 32 homers
A 240-pound 20-year-old led the year in the Class AAA international league with 32 homers and tied for second in batting at .320 while ranking third in RBIs with 92. Powell drove in the winning run in a 3 2 victory over the Yankees in New York. Chuck Estrada pitched for Baltimore tonight against Juan Pizarro as the series and season end Saturday afternoon. Army football notes: Dale Hall drops lonely end offense, names Paul Zmaida top lonely end. rules limit 15-yard splits, shifting offensive structure.
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Maryland drills in Clemson prep with focus on pass defense
Maryland held a 90 minute padless session in College Park as final prep for Clemson. The Terps worked on pass defense and kicking, concluding with a 20 minute signal drill. Gary Collins punted well as part of the workout.
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