Pinson and Robinson spark Reds in doubleheader sweep
Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson combined for nine hits and eight runs as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 10-9 and 10-2 to pull within one game of the NL lead. Pinson added a grand slam and four runs to raise his average to .311, continuing his odd year pattern. Robinson collected five hits and four RBIs, backing Jim Maloney’s win in the nightcap.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Robinson
Avere
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Affectionately Wins Vagrancy Handicap Under Heavy Weight
Affectionately carries 137 pounds to win the $58,900 Vagrancy Handicap at seven furlongs at Aqueduct. The Severnold daughter of Swaps records a weight-carrying mark for a filly or mare, finishing a neck ahead of Sought After under 111 pounds. Jockey Walter Blum notes the heavy load slowed her early, but she surged to claim her 47th career star and sixth stakes victory this year, leaving her as the second highest money winner among fillies and mares with 528,750. Cicada leads with 783,674.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Seveareold
Swapse
Affectionately
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hirsch
Walter Blum
Cicada
Cochran Wins Missouri Amateur for Fourth Time
In 90 degree heat at Meadow Brook Country Club, Bob Cochran defeated Luther Godwin 6 and 4 to become the first golfer to win the Missouri State Amateur title four times. The 28-year-old Godwin, who birdied the first hole, fell behind as Cochran built an early lead and closed with a closing birdie on No. 32 after a steady display including three birdies on the 9th to 12th holes.
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Bob Cochran
Luther Godwin
Missouri
Meadowbrook Country Club
Cochran
Godwin
Poplar Bluff
Deadline Talk At Atlanta Chooses NFL or AFL Franchise
Atlanta Stadi um Authority chair Arthur Montgomery said a July 1 deadline will decide whether the city uses its new $18 million stadium for an NFL or AFL franchise. He noted no extension request and that NFL is struggling to select a new owner for its proposed franchise.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Arthur Montgomery
NFL
Uie
Wellsville Trails in Babe Ruth Tournament Concludes
Wellsville finished fifth in the Babe Ruth League event at DeSoto where DeSoto won the consolation game Sunday by 9 to 6. Baldwin and Eudora were set to meet for the championship Sunday night.
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Wellsville
DeSoto
Baldwin
Eudora
Actor's Daughter Wins U S Collegiate Tennis Championship
Mimi Henreid of UCLA, daughter of Paul Henreid, won the U S Lawn Tennis Association Women's Collegiate Championship final 6 6 1 6 1 over Nadine Netter of Wellsley. doubles title went to Nancy Falkenberg Cynthia Geoeltz of Mary Baldwin College defeating Pat Kenenah Sandra Zeese 6 4 6 3.
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N.C
Mimi Henreid
UCLA
Paul Henreid
U.S
Lawn Tennis Association
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Nancy Falkenberg
Cynthia Geoeltz
Pat Kenenah
Sandra Zeese
Gel
Boxing Results From Around the World
The Associated Press reports boxing results with Dorado outpointing Persley in Manila. Armstead defeats Nhlapo in Johannesburg. Silanos stops Sitri in Alghero. Bocavena knocks out Diaz in Buenos Aires. Rodgers stops Gorman in Charleroi. Moreno stops Sota in Oakland.
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Associated Press
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Vicente Dorado
New York
Arethur Persley
Red Cross
Buenos Aires
Oscar Boscavena
Argentina
Rodolfo Diaz
Charleroi
Jack Rodgers
Uniontown
Ted Gorman
Destroit
Oakland
Calif
Ricardo Moreno
Mexico
Ferenando Sota
Topeka CGF Edges Ottawa 1-0 At Lake Shawnee
Topeka CGF nipped Ottawa American Legion Elks 1-0 yesterday afternoon at Lake Shawnee. Two Topeka hurlers held the Legion Elks to two hits as CGF scored in the second inning and held on. Ottawa pitcher Russ Craycraft allowed six hits in a complete game loss, dropping to 2-1 on the season. Ottawa stands 8-6. The Legion-Elks schedule three games this week at Chanute, Mound City, and Osawatomie.
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CGF
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Lake Shawnee
Legion Elks
Ottawa
Russ Craycraft
Craycraft
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Legion-Elks
Chanute
Mound City
West Second Street Field
Osawatomie
Puppet act leads Twins to doubleheader sweep over Tigers
Minnesota’s Sam Mele orchestrates a flexible lineup with Don Mincher and Joe Nossek powering a 6-4 and 6-5 10 inning victories over Detroit. Mincher’s eighth inning homer and Nossek’s walkoff single drive the wins as Minnesota sits a half game ahead in the AL. Other Sunday results include Cleveland over Kansas City in two 15 and 11 inning games, Chicago over Baltimore, New York over Los Angeles, and Boston over Washington.
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Joe Nossek
Twins
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Mincher
Nossek
Rich Rol
Lins
Zoilo Versalles
Mele
Harmon Killebrew
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
Killebrew
Rollins
Indians
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White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Tigers
Don
Leon Wagner
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland
Dick Green
Chuck Hinton
Jim Dickson
Athletic
Jim Landis
Ken Harrelson
Chico Salmon
Hinton
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
John Miller
Skowron
Steve Barber
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Pedro Ramos
Elston Howard
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Bennie Daniels
Marshall Bridges
Bob Tillman
Yastrzemski
Lock
Senators
Kansas Runners Top AAU Field
In San Diego AP reports the 77th annual U.S. AAU Championships closing with Billy Mills narrowly beating 19 year old Gerry Lindgren in a world record six mile run while 18 year old Jim Ryan from Wichita Kan defeated two world class rivals.
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Calif
Europe
Billy Mills
Gerry Lindgren
Jim Ryan
U.S
Major Stars Pitching and Batting Leaders Hit Big Openers
Bob Gibson won his first game since May 20 with 12 strikeouts as the Cardinals routed the Cubs 8 0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson fueled the Reds in two games against Milwaukee, with Pinson hitting a grand slam among four hits and Robinson delivering two homers in five hits.
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Houston
New York Mets
Reds
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Cinccinnati
Frank Bo
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Glenn Beckett
Bill White
Billy Williams
Culp
Rich Allen
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Allen
Callison
Bob Bruce
Astros
Mike Cuellar
Mets
Bruce
Lee Mays
Jim Wynn
Associated Press
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Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pinson
Robinson
Baseball Scoreboard A L standings and results
Standings show Minnesota 42 26 and Chicago 41 26 leading the American League with 0.618 and 0.612 pcts respectively, Cleveland 41 26, Baltimore 40 30, Detroit 8 30, and New York 33 37. Saturday results include Kansas City 4, Cleveland 2 and New York 10, Los Angeles 3. Sunday scores list New York 7, Los Angeles 2 and Minnesota 6, Detroit 4.5. Today's games feature New York vs Washington and Cleveland vs Boston among others. International and Pacific Coast leagues report additional results across Toronto, Columbus, Toledo, Denver, Seattle, San Diego, and more.
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Unheralded rookie Willard stars in All-America game
Ken Willard of North Carolina powered the East to a 34-14 win over the West in Buffalo earning MVP honors with 133 rushing yards on 18 carries. Teammate Dick Butkus praised his speed and power as Gale Sayers and John Huarte provided scoring punch for the East in the preseason showcase.
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North Carolina
San Francisco 49Ers
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Jack Snow
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Tom Nowatzke
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Army
Gale Sayers
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Sayers
Rick Redman
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Butkus
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Jeff Jordan
Tulsa
Snow
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Baylor
Bob Hayes
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Roger Staubach
Marty Schottenheimer
Pitt
Verlon Biggs
Jackson State
Ceneter
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
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