Indians rally to 5-4 win in 10 over Twins
Cleveland Indians extend win streak to 10 with a 5-4 ten inning victory over Minnesota. A relief pitcher stifled a rally and a rookie pinch hitter delivered his first major league homer before a 237 batting average hitter followed with another homer. The win ties Cleveland for second in the American League, one half game behind Minnesota and level with Chicago.
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Don Deemeter
al Kaline
Vic Power
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Mickey Lolich
New York
Jim Bouton
John O’dondeghue
Yankees
Ray Barker
Mickey Mantle
Legion Elks Rally To Beat Topeka Van-T 4-3
The Ottawa Legion Elks downed Topeka Van-T 4-3 in a seventh inning rally as Ottawa erased a 2-0 deficit. Craycraft earned the win for Ottawa, allowing six hits while Topeka errors and a hit by Davenport paved the final scoring play. Ottawa improves to 8-3. Van-T drops to 3-? with several miscues and seven walks.
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Ashe Leads U S Charge In Wimbledon First Round
Arthur Ashe, 22, ranked No. 3 in the United States, wins his Wimbledon opener 3 6 6 2 6 3 as other Americans Gene Scott Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner also advance. Women seeds Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt and Carole Caldwell Graebner win their first rounds.
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Mark Cox
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Dallas
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South Africa
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Long Beach
Calif
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Netherlands
Open Golf Championship Attracts Golf Greats In Rich Field
ST PAUL AP A pro amateur tuneup round starts the St Paul Open with many stars present. First prize 20000 dollars and total purse 100000 dollars. Gary Player absent. field includes Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Sam Snead and Bobby Nichols among others.
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Little League White Sox routs in error filled game
Box score shows White Sox scoring 12 runs with multiple players contributing hits and RBIs. Yankees Cubs and Braves exhibits appear in contest totals with scattered pitching lines and fielding notes across innings.
Law Smiles As Pirates Beat Giants 6-0 In NL Roundup
Vern Law improved to seven straight wins with a 6-0 shutout of San Francisco, allowing four hits and belting a three run homer as Willie Stargell supported the pitcher with his 16th and 17th homers. Cincinnati swept St Louis to climb to within three games of the Dodgers, who beat New York 4-2. Cubs crushed Milwaukee 6-1 and Philadelphia defeated Houston 7-2. Dodgers' win, Reds' surge, and Cubs' rally highlighted a hectic NL slate with Law extending his league lead in ERA to 1.59.
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Frank Robinson
Bob Gibson
Church League baseball box score summary
In a church league game Nazarenes lost to Lutheran 18 to 8 in a high scoring affair. Lineups featured Hiatt Waymire Haverty and Saffron for the Christians and Young Peffly Spegiel Morris Cyre Kimes Robinson Everson Cren shaw Snethen Pierce Moore Wigs gins for the Nazarenes. Wellsville and other teams contributed smaller totals in the year end statistical readout.
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Jazy Clarke Set for Melun Two Mile Showdown Tonight
French mile record setter Mic hel Jazy meets Australia's Ron Clarke, world fastest at 5 000 and 10 000 meters, in a highly anticipated two mile clash at Melun near Paris. Clarke holds 10 000m best, while Jazy recently lowered the mile mark to 3 53.6 as Schul holds the two mile world best.
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Major Stars Pitching Sets Angels 3-0 Over Tigers
George Brunet held Detroit hitless for six innings and earned a three hit shutout as the Angels defeated the Tigers 3-0. Ron Fairly led Dodgers past the Mets with a homer a triple and a single driving in two runs and scoring twice in Los Angeles 4-0 win.
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Colorado to sell Liston property for tax debt
The Colorado Department of Revenue has a warrant to sell Liston and his wife Geraldine’s property to satisfy $16,142 in taxes and penalties. Department Director Harold Drake filed the warrant in District Court Tuesday.
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