Cardinals extend win streak as Cepeda homers again
The St Louis Cardinals won their fifth straight, beating Cincinnati 3-2 to stretch their NL lead. Orlando Cepeda hit his 20th homer, Nelson Briles earned the win with late help from Ron Willis and Jack Lamabe, while Cincinnati misfired on baserunning with multiple outs. Atlanta, San Francisco, Philadelphia won elsewhere as Chicago and New York also played.
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UCLA Coach John Wooden Hospitalized for Exhaustion
UCLA basketball mentor John Wooden has been hospitalized at St. John's after suffering exhaustion and flu symptoms. A school spokesman said he is undergoing a comprehensive medical test and expected to remain in care for two to three weeks.
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Cards Advance With 0-5 Win In State Tourney Action
Long Beach Cardinals beat Riverside Mustangs 11-5 at Bish Field in Connie Mack State tournament play. Jay Florne attached a double and two singles as the Cardinals seize a finals berth set for Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Narrow lead for Chicago White Sox after twin bill sweep
Combined News Services report shows Chicago White Sox swept Baltimore 5 and 4-0 and kept four teams within four games in the American League lead Sunday. Dean Chance pitched a perfect game for Minnesota, Detroit and Cleveland split, and New York beat Kansas City 9-6 as Wally Bunker worked into the eighth. Brooks Robinson fueled Baltimore with a two-run double while Tom Tresh powered New York with a two-run homer and the Yankees totaled 18 hits.
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Giants Rally To Split With Mets In Long Open
McCovey belted a three run homer in the eighth as the Giants tied the Mets and surged to second place aided by a string of hits. Altou and Alou added four hits apiece while Gibbon pitched well in a high offense game. Chicago slid to third after a loss, while the Phillies won their sixth straight behind White and others. Houston led 4 0 before the Mets and Braves rallied later in the day.
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