Record-tying homer spree slips as Hall doubles
Twins rally with a seven-run inning includes Rich Rollins Zoilo Versalles Tony Oliva Don Mincher and Harmon Killebrew homers after Jimmie Hall lines a double. Hall misses the record with a two-base hit and Minnesota wins 9-4. Orioles move to first by beating Washington twice. Detroit tops Boston 9-1.
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Rich Rolins
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Olva
Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore
Twins
Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Boston
A's
Larry Stahl
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Killebrew
Rollins
Hunter
Versailles
Paul Linblad
Linblad
Sandy Valdespino
Oliva
Judges Still Poking Around Baseball Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court justices weighed antitrust issues in the Milwaukee Braves transfer case. The court heard the National League appeal over whether Milwaukee can challenge the move under state law. Special counsel Willard S. Stafford argued baseball’s defense rests on lack of state jurisdiction, while opponents cite federal authority and 1957 Supreme Court hints.
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Wis
Wise Consin Supreme Court
High Court
Milwaukee
Elmer W. Roller
Atlanta Braves
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Willard S. Stafford
Atlanta
Fean Stafford
Stafford
U.S. Supreme Court
George Currie
Congress
Currie
Bowie Kuhn
National League
U. S. Supreme Court
Kuhn
College World Series Opens With Rivalries Leaders
In Omaha the 20th NCAA college world series opens with Southern California rated No 1 and Ohio State No 2 in final regular season College Baseball ratings. Both conferences Western and Big Ten share the same counts of titles won by their schools.
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QMAHA
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Omaha
College Baseball
Southern California
Ohio State
Redlands Leads In Tennis Team After Strong Second Day
Redlands Calif led the team title bid with a four-man delegation entering the fourth round as unseeded Corpu Christi and Little Ramiro Benavides of Corpus Christi dominated with three victories. Yeomans and Peacock each won key matches for Redlands as four seeds advanced and weather delayed play.
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Kansas City
Bill Schoen
Redlands
Dave Ciano
Eduardo Guell
Corpus Christi
Lornie Kuhle
California Western
Erick Baer
Whitman
Wash
Steve Roemer
Southeastern Oklahoma
John Rolph
Gueli
Chile
Women's Golf pairings listed for Tuesday event
The schedule shows Tuesday pairings for women's golf with pairs Begg and Wogast, Fockele and Fulton, Fredeen and Speer, Elder, Evans and Shel don, Hashagen and Lyman, Gaynor and Wallace, Read and H Kramer, Deputy and Sege mour, J Kramer and Peters, and M Johnson and Crawford. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH 2.3614 or CH WSS.
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Wogast
Fockele
Fulton
Fredeen
Speer
Elder
Evans
Sheldon
Hashagen
Lyman
Gaynor
Wallace
Read
H. Kramer
Segemour
J. Kramer
Peters
M. Johnson
Crawford
Major Stars Hit Two Homers Tie Five-Run Inning Record
Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins hit two home runs in a 9-4 win over Kansas City, including the shot that tied a major league record with five homers in one inning. Joey Jay of the Cincinnati Reds tossed a five hitter to blank Philadelphia 1-0, earning his sixth win against two losses.
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Boog Powell
Baltimore
Powell
Dave McNally
Stu Miller
Non
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A Aalani Marimmanet Ames
Associated Press
Harmon Killeebrew
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Kansas City
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelephia
Baltimore Beats Washington 84 To 7 In Baseball Showdown
The Orioles routed the Washington club 84 to 7 in a record setting game. The narrow slate also lists New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland among today’s schedule. Standings show San Francisco leading the National League with Los Angeles close behind.
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Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Boston
Associated Press
Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament Opens With Upsets At Shawnee
Medallist Gene Elstun of Kansas City won his match 3 and 2 over Glenn Dillon Topeka as four former champions fell in the opening round of the Kansas Amateur at Shawnee Country Club. Dave Dennis, Bob Vickers, Virgil Parker and others were eliminated while Duke Evans, Jack Stevens, Ray Williams and Ray Stancombe advanced.
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Gene Elstun
Kansas City
Kansas
Shawnee Country Club
Elstun
Glenn Dillon
Dave Dennis
Independence
Bob Devine
Bob Vickers
Wichita
Jack
Jack Stevens
Arkansas City
Roger Brown
Oklahoma State
Ray Williams
Hutchinson
Bob Wellington
Ray Stancombe
Frank Kirk
Lawrence
Senior League Boys Club Warnock Leads War Club Scoring
A damaged boxscore shows Warnock 3-2-0 and North 31-1 for the Senior League. Lions Kiwanis and Elks totals appear with mixed lines, including Reynolds Nesbitt Cochrane Fleming Leitaker Winter Korkames and others. The uneven entries suggest a multi-team league night with varied scoring marks and incomplete totals.
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Boy’s Club
Warnock
Killough
Leley
Underwood
Peters
Welton
Keim
Stark
Tetwiler
North
Stephenson
Sible
Totals
LIONS
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Shisler
Nesbitt
Cochrane
Fleming
Abbott
Leitaker
Winter
Korkames
Numata Shocks Elorde to Claim Orient Lightweight Title
In Tokyo Yoshiaki Numata defeated Flash Elorde by points to dethrone him as the light weight champion of the Orient. The bout listed Elorde from Manila and Numata from Japan with ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Flash Elorde
Manila
Numaeta
Elorde
Orient
Copenhagen
Boerge Krogh
Denmark
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Frankie Belema
Wilmington
Calif
Frank Jennings
Paddy Read
Providence
Minor League Scores Across The Coast And International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results include Vancouver 2 Tacoma 1 and Seattle 4 3 Denver 3 4 San Diego 7 Spokane 2. Indianapolis 3 Hawaii 1 Phoenix 5 Oklahoma City 4 with Tulsa 11 Portland 5. International League Richmond 5 Buffalo 3 Toronto 5 Jacksonville 2 Columbus at Rochester rain Toledo at Syracuse rain.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Denver
San Diego
Spokane
Indianapolis
Hawaii
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Portland
Richmond
Buffalo
Toronto
Jacksonville
Columbus
Rochester
Toledo
Syracuse
National League Roundup: Jay, Davenport Spark Winners
Hal Bock reports a weather varied NL night with Joey Jay tossing a five hitter as Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 1 0 Leo Cardenas drove in the only run. Jim Davenport delivered an 11th inning double to lift San Francisco over Houston 2 1. Atlanta won 8 4 at New York and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 2. Rico Carty Willie McCovey and Mack Jones stood out for their teams as the Braves mowed down the Mets and Pirates suffered losses.
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Hal Bock
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Dick Simpson
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Willie McCovey
Giants
Jim Hart
Tom Haller
Rico Carty
Mack Jones
Braves
Mets
Ken Boyer
Jerry Buchek
Phil Gaglieano
Cardinal
al Jackson
Woody Fryman
Roberto Clemente
League Leaders in American and National League Batting and Spanning Stats
The season’s top batters include Brooks Robinson of Baltimore leading AL batting with .344 and 42 runs, while Rod Carew tops Minnesota with .342. Frank Robinson leads RBIs in AL with 46, and Tony Oliva has 35. Harmon Killebrew? Also list includes Yastrzemski and B. Robinson for doubles, plus Foy and Schaal with triples. In the NL, Aaron leads runs with 44 for Atlanta, while Alou heads hits with 72 for Atlanta and Clemente with 68. Carl Yastrzemski powers doubles at 16, with Phillips and Callison among leaders in other stats.
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Associated Press
Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
Agee
Chicago
Aaron
Atlanta
Mays
San Francisco
Alou
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Phillips
Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Los Angeles
Callison
Philadelphia
Taylor
McCarver
St. Louis
Golf cart slips into lake during Ottawa Country Club day
At Ottawa Country Club on men’s day a golf cart owned by Chuck Hendrickson rolled into the lake as players teed off on hole one. Hendrickson and Bob Grabham’s clubs were aboard but recovered by hand and dried out. He borrowed another cart and finished his round without incident.
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Ottawa Country Club
Chuck Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Bob Grabham
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