Orioles Flying High Chisox Drop Yankees
The Orioles defeated Boston 5-2 to extend their 14 game lead in the AL pennant race, while Chicago edged New York 4 3 in 10 innings. Lolich pitched a 3 hit 1 0 shutout for the Angels in a two night doubleheader, delaying his return from two weeks with the Air Force.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago
Lolich
Air Force
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Dean Chance
Alpena Mich
Alpena
Chance
Tigers
Vic Power
Hank Aguirre
Bill Freehan
Brown
al Kaline
Norm Siebern
Boog Powell
Bill Monbouquette
Siebern
Second Chance At Olympic Berth For Thirteen Athletes
Thirteen athletes including Jim Beatty are granted a second chance to qualify for the Olympic track and field team. The group, chosen by a five member Olympic committee, may compete in the final trials on Sept. 12-13 in Los Angeles after appeals from those who thought their New York trials did not reflect their abilities or who were injured. The list features Cushman, Rivers, Archibald, Larrieu, Macy, Traynor, Humphreys, Floercke, Tipton, Pride, Foercke, Tate, and Beatty with events spanning sprints to field events.
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Larry Bortstein
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Olympic Track and Field Committée
Olympic Committee
New York
Beatty
Cliff Cushman
Air Force
Rome
Bernie Rivers
New Mexico
Dave Archibald
San Diego
Ron Larrieu
Dick Macy
Houston
Pat Traynor
Philadelphia
Bob Humphreys
Pasadena
Bill Floercke
Kansas
Les Tipton
Oregon
Jim Pride
Iowa
Ken Foercke
Norm Tate
North Carolina College
McKinley and Ralston Named Davis Cup Defenders
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston head a seven man U S squad to defend the Davis Cup next month The Australian team will play Forest Hills as announced by tournament chairman Henry Benisch Hopman assured the full Australian squad will compete at Forest Hills September 3 13 also on hand for the title defense Rafael Osuna of Mexico is committed Frank Froehling Marty Riessen Arthur Ashe Jr Charles Pasarell and Clark Graebner join the roster Ashe the 21 year old Richmond Va native becomes the first Negro named to a Challenge Round squad
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Australia
Melbourne
Harry Hopman
U.S
Forest Hills
Henry Benisch
West Side
Hopman
Benisch
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
McKinley
Ralston
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Arthur Ashe Jr
Richmond
Charley Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Clark Graebner
Ashe
Big 6 Wins For East
Oscar Robertson sparked the East to a 90-88 win over the West in the Maurice Stokes Benefit Game at Kutsher's Country Club. In a star-filled N B A showcase, Robertson hit a late long jumper with under three minutes remaining. The event drew 2,200 fans and raised 7500 for the Stokes Fund, bringing the total to 32,500.
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Monticello
N.Y
Oscar Robertson
Maurice Stokes
National Basketball Association
Kutsher
Stokes
Cincinnati
Baseball Scoreboard: AP Recap of Wednesday Games
Baseball scoreboard lists Wednesday results and standings across the leagues. New York at Chicago and other matchups are noted, with teams Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Houston Pittsburgh and New York appearing in various results and upcoming schedules.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
L. P W
Pet
G.B. Phila
Phia
San Fran
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angels
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Clemente Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
Allen
Santo
Boyer
Clemente
Aaron
Flood
Maye Milwaukee
Pinson
Callison
Cards Win Again As Athletics Split
The St. Louis Cardinals extended a strong run with a 5-2 victory in Houston as Ray Sadecki earned his 15th win, while Kansas City split a doubleheader in Cleveland, winning 13-9 in game one and losing 5-1 in game two. Don Larsen took the loss for the Colts, and Bob Gibson is slated to start for St Louis with Don Nottebart for Houston.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Houston
Kansas City
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ray Sadecki
Barney Schultz
Sadecki
Schultz
Barney
Bill White
Wild
Joe Gaines
Ken Boyer
White
Boyer
Lou Brock
Don Larsen
Colts
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Jim Gentile
Gentile
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Wayne Causey
Wes Stock
Billy Moran
Indians
Tito Francona
Fred Whitfield
Luis Tiant
Orlando Pena
Bob Gibson
Don Nottebart
Diego Segui
Sam McDowell
Phillies
Alex Johnson
Wes Covington
Tony Taylor
Lemaster
Ed Bailey
Braves
Lee Maye
Don Drysdale
Christopher
Mets
Ron Hunt
al Jackson
Gene Freese
New York
Youngest Ranks High in U S Women's Amateur Golf
Hutchinson Kan AP 14 year old Marsha Houghton, youngest in the U S Women's Amateur, posts 77 77 for 154 in 36-hole qualifying at Prairie Dunes. She trails medalists JoAnne Gunderson Seattle Barbara McIntire Colorado Springs Polly Riley Fort Worth who shot 151. Gunderson and McIntire each carded 74 in second round. Riley 75.
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Seattle
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Colorado Springs
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Fort Worth
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Mc.Intire
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Riley
Waving Arms Defeat Giants in pivotal home stand loss
The Giants lost 1 to 0 to the Reds as Jim O'Toole spun a four hit shutout aided by Vada Pinson's waving arms. Dark argued the call on Pinson interference, was overruled, and ejected. Phillies fallen to Cubs in 16 innings. Amialfitano's double ends marathon. Cards beat Astros. Lemaster blanks Dodgers. Mets top Pirates.
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Dark
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia
Jim O’toole
Cincinnati
Reds
San Francisco
Vada Pinson
O'Toole
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Pinson
Chico Ruiz
Marty Keough
Jose Pagan
Willie Mays
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Phillies
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Houston
Milwaukee
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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New York Mets
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Dalrymple
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Leo Burke
Ernie Banks
League Leaders in American and National Leagues Batting and Pitching
List of league leaders in batting and pitching from the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Oliva and Killebrew leading in various categories, Mantle and Williams placing in multiple stats, and Koufax and Bunning leading pitching with top strikeout counts and win totals. Includes 275 at bats benchmarks and key team affiliations.
Marichal Returns To Shape After Back Injury
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched batting practice before the game with Cincinnati after a back injury. Coach Herman Franks said he could return at end of the week if cleared, with a 15 5 record noted.
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SAN Francisco
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Herman Franks
Marichal
Boxing Results From New York New Bedford and Halifax
Boxers Libertad Rue da of Puerto Rico outpointed Bobby Bartels of New York over eight rounds. Tony Valenti of Boston stopped Gaylord Barnes of Trenton in eight rounds. Brad Silas of Boston stopped Leo Sprague of Dartmouth Nova Scotia in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Libertad Rueda
Puerto Rico
Bobby Bartels
New Bedford Mass
Tony Valenti
Boston
Gaylord Barnes
Trenton
N.J
Halifax
Brad Silas
Leo Sprague
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
Coan Rejoins KC Chiefs
Bert Coan former University of Kansas halfback who left Chiefs camp July 29 will rejoin the squad today after calling from Houston. Coach Hank Stram said Coan apologized and wants to play again, adding he may become a great football player if he earns the right. Stram announced four players were dropped.
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Kansas City
Bert Coan
University of Kansas
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
Coan
Houston
Tex
Bert
Stram
Fred Beherman
Xavier
Jake Adams
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Don Williams
Grambling
Lowell Vaught
Southwest Louisiana
Belinsky Declines Hawaii Op tion in PCL
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky, suspended for an on road altercation with sportswriter Braven Dyer, will refuse a Pacific Coast League option to Hawaii. He has 72 hours to report or face another suspension, per the club.
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Bo Belinsky
Hawaii
Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Braven Dyer
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