Spahn and Bouton Secure Tenth Wins in Sunday Showdowns
In baseball action, Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn earned his 10th win in a 10-4 rout of the Giants, adding his 33rd homer as a pitcher. Jim Bouton tied the Yankees’ 10th win with an 8-0 four-hitter against Boston, as New York extended its lead in the American League. Reds and Dodgers posted swings in the standings amid other Sunday results.
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Milwaukee
Spahn
Yankees
Associated Press
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bombers
Bouton
Yanks
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Pete Ward
Indians
Barry Latman
al Smith
Stu Miller
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Tom Cheney
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Latman
Tribe
Dave DeBusschere
Smith
Miller
Twins
Steve Barber
Barber
Dick Stigman
Bubba Phillips
Detroit
A's
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
A’s
Cheney
Senators
Angel
Wright Wins Seventh Western Open Championship
Madison Wisconsin reports Mickey Wright wins her second straight Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club with a 4 under par 292 in the T2 hole classic. Wright earns 1200 dollars, boosting the year total to 12332 dollars and extending her tour success to seven wins in eleven events this season.
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Madison
Wis
Mickey Wright
Long Island
Texas
Miss Wright
Maple Bluff Country Club
Doe Yavits Retires After 33 Years At Ithaca College
Ithaca New York soccer and track coach Doe Yavits retires from the faculty after 33 years at Ithaca College. A Union College alumnus, he coached at Schenectady and Albany high schools before joining in 1930 and also led Ithaca basketball for 14 years.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Isadore (Doe) Yavits
Ithaca College
Yavits
Union College
Schenectady
Albany
Homer Nets Lions Marathon Victory
In a Babe Ruth Baseball league thriller at Fort Ontario the Lions beat Rotary 3 to 2 as Jim James delivered a walkoff homer after a long foul ball. Jim Coniski allowed five hits for Lions while Pat Derousie gave up six for Rotarians. Lions earlier scored three in the third on Mi chalski, Coniski and Bendzunas with a Murabito sacrifice.
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Bill James
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Fort Ontario
Kiwanis Club
James
Little League Stadium
Jim Coniski
Lions
Pat Derousie
Rotarians
Frank Michalski
Coniski
Joe Bendzunas
Ron Murabito
Barry Johnson
Ted Raby
Jim Bevacqua
Derousse
Rotary
Barry Siember
Paul Askew
Roberto Clemente Delivers Late Three Run Homer for Pirates
Roberto Clemente hit a game winning three run homer in the seventh inning and added two singles as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 6.
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Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boros Becomes Oldest U.S. Open Champion In Playoff
Julius Boros, aged 43, won his second U S Open title in a playoff with Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit at Brookline after a 11 under par 70. He topped Palmer by six strokes as Cupit faded, continuing a hot stretch that included three victories since May and pushing career earnings past three hundred thousand dollars.
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Brookline
Mass
Julius
Moose) Boros
Bores
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Boros
Palmer
Jacklaus
Gary Player
Arnold
Connecticut
America
Nicklaus
Cupit
Strong U S Team To Face Russians In AAU Meet
America's best track stars prepare to defend records in St Louis at the 75th AAU meet. Bob Hayes set a 9.1 in the 100 yards, a world mark and a dead heat occurred in the meet with six records falling. Athletes such as Alis Williams Ralph Boston Cyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty headline the U S squad aiming to best Russia across events.
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ST. Louis
America
Russia
Husky Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
United States
Alis Williams
Arizona State
Ralph Boston
Cyrol Burleson
Eugene
Ore
Poland
West Germany
England
J. B. Haralson
AAU
Burleson
Tom O’hara
Chicago
Loyola
Cary Weisiger
U. S
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Beatty
Henry Carr
Paul Drayton
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth Nines Split With Syracuse Tossers
Oswego’s Babe Ruth teams split a doubleheader with Onondaga Valley of Syracuse. Lions Club won 4 3 as Dan Dehm drove in three runs including a fourth inning grand slam. Masonic Club dropped 3 2 in eight innings with Joe Perry delivering the game winning hit in the extra frame.
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Oswego
Onondaga Valley
Syracuse
Lions
Masonic Club
Dan Dehm
Dehm
Dick van Auken
Larry DelBrocco
Dave von Holtz
Jim Bevacqua
Bevacqua
John Heagerty
von Holtz
Mike Converse
Danny Kraft
Kraft
Bill Walder
Joe Perry
Masons
Jim Rebbeer
Leo Enwright
Converse
Valley
Enwright
Tom Vona
Bill Bradley
Invaders
Jeft Nine
Johnson Pin Winner In Empire Open Bowing Tourney
Earl Johnson of Minneapolis won 11 of 16 match games on Sunday to capture the $2,500 first prize in the Empire Open Bowling Tournament. The 6 foot bowler finished with 8874 total including 550 bonus points from 50 points per match game.
Baseball scores and results across league play
Summary of National League games with Cincinnati, Houston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia results. Includes Sunday and Saturday scores, plus listed upcoming games for Tuesday and today matches.
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Stitt
Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Eteetee Ca
Philadelphia
New York
Anne
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Lows
W. Ct
Assoveiee Press
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los
Detroit
Kans City
Washington Polves
Washington
Kansas City
Detroi
Chiefs Back in Division Lead
Rochester failed to beat Richmond as the Virgin ians swept a Sunday doubleheader 4-2 and 3-0, snapping Rochester's 12 game winning streak. Syracuse took the Northern Division lead by sweeping Toronto 3-2 and 5-2. Bill Roman drove in two runs in each win for Syracuse.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Richmond Virginians
Red Wings
Vees
Richmond
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toronto
Arkansas
Columbus
Buffalo
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Ed Merritt
Lefty
Luis Arroyo
Wings
Bill Roman
Chiefs
al Koch
Dick Egan
Mets Sparkling Win Opens Doubleheader Sweep
Carl Willey of the Mets tossed a two hitter in his third shutout of the season, leading New York to a 5 4 1 victory over the Phillies and lifting the club from the National League cellar in the opening game of a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Carl Willey
State of
Spahn
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Colts
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Willey
Philadelphia Phils
Tracy Stallard
al Jackson
Jimmy Piersall
Harvey Kuenn
Tom Haller
Hank Aaron
Braves
Jack Sanford
Bob Purkey
Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Dom Zanni
Houston
Johnny Edwards
Bob Skinner
Vada Pinson
Jesse Gonder
Jim Gilliam
Ernie Broglio
Dodgers
Bob Miller
Johnny Podres
Dick Groat
Miller
Ron Peranowski
Mets
Philadelphia
Robinson Giardello Clash Tonight at Convention Hall
Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Giardello meet in a featured boxing bout at Philadelphia's Convention Hall. Robinson, 43, former middleweight king, fights as Giardello, 33, ranked No 3 at 160 pounds, with Cassius Clay among expected spectators. Football overrides boxing on TV as ABC telecasts the All America Game from Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Robinson
Giardello
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Sugar Ray
Cassius Clay
Ralph Dupas
Miami Beach
Abc-Tv
Buffalo
President March recalls presidents in seven days tale
AP writes veteran actor Fredric March recalls meeting Franklin D Roosevelt at the White House and Eisenhower at Columbia University. He notes his past roles as “president of my class.” He also met Kennedy at a Sinatra gala while preparing for Seven Days in May.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Fredric March
United States
March
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Jimmy
Elliot
Franklin
John
Betsy
FDR
Mr. March
President
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Algeria
Columbia University
Shah
Iran
Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
Frank Sinatra
Danish Farmers Supplied 1 350 000 Mink Skins in 1962
Danish farmers supplied one million three hundred fifty thousand mink skins in 1962, reflecting robust fur production. The figure highlights substantial output from Danish farms during the period.
Swift Loses Heartbreaker As Motor Trouble Grabs Feature Win
Oswego Speedway fans witnessed an unprecedented incident as Nolan Swift led the 35 lap feature until his motor failed on lap 33. Dave Paul seized the win with Bennett second and Ward third, collecting $600, $400 and $300 respectively.
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Swift
Heartbreaker
Paul
Feature
Oswego Speedway
Nolan Swift
New York State
Dave Paul
Art Bennett
Nelson Ward
Jim Shampine
Gven
Bennett
Ward
Shampine
Ronnnie Wallace
Jim Gresley
Speedway
Dick Jerrett Jr
Jack Murphy
Shamrock
Reitz
Baroda
Mich
Norm Mackereth
Roger Dunsmore
Don Diffendorf
Bobby Baker
Bud Johnson
Ed Kingsley
Bobby Pierce
Art Reynolds
Johnson
Gresley
Wallace
Pierce
Murphy
Mackereth
Jerrett Jr
Mackerth
Baker
Kingsley
Tiny Clark
Empire State Timing Association
Women Golfers Tourney Tuesday Opens Play
The 18 hole Tuesday Ladies golf group holds a handicap event with partners. Prizes go to best ball and top low nets plus lowest combined scores. Starting times run from 8 30 to 9 12 with pairs listed.
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Connie Bond
Marc Crawford
Carol Farrell
Dorothy Mott
Margaret Ball
Helen Steinen
Marge McChesney
Mary Ann Warner
Barbara Lawton
Helen Croucher
Grand Circuit Opens at Spa Tonight With Chatham Pace
Twenty fillies are set for the $15 742 Chatham Pace as harness racing’s Grand Circuit begins at Saratoga Raceway in Upstate New York. Six fillies race Cheer Honey in the $12 420 Schuylerville Trot for 3-year-old fillies. At Vernon Downs Saturday Reba Byrd won the $3,000 Invitational Pace by two lengths over Bucky North, Honor Dares third, mile 2 00 2 5.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Raceway
New York
Frank Ervin
Schuylerville
Vernon Downs
Reba Byrd
Bucky North
Honor Dares
Fight Results From New York and Other Cities
In New York Jose Stable outpointed Charley Scott over 10 rounds in a lightweight bout. Alfredo Urbina 132 pounds beat Joe Brown 134 1/4 in Monterrey. Horacio Cavallo outpointed Ramon Arias in Caracas. Rezgui Guizani defeated Hameil in Seoul. Memo Tellez 118 1/4 outpointed Rafael Mota 116 1/4 in Mexico City.
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New York
Jose Stable
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Monterrey
Mexico
Alfredo Canelo Urbina
Joe Brown
Houston
Caracas
Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Ramon Arias
Venezuela
Seoul
Rezgui Guizani
Tunisia
Hammeil
Korea
Mexico City
Memo Tellez
Rafael Mota
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Joe Losurdo
Dante
Babe Ruth
Bsama
Amy Columbus
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Ray Robinson
Clash
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Recruiting Service
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