Dodgers Shutout St Louis as Jaster Delivers Ninth LOB
National League action features rookie Larry Jaster blanking the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0 to extend their scoreless streak to 30 innings. Ken Johnson and Jim Bunning also toss shutouts, while Hank Aaron hits his 401st homer for the Braves. Carlos Cuellar wins in Houston, and Richie Allen drives in two for Philadelphia.
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Indians Extend Opening Win Streak to Eight
Sam McDowell pitched a 2-0 shutout of Kansas City for Cleveland, extending the Indians’ early unbeaten run to eight games as he struck out eight in a 3-0 season start. Jose Tartabull broke up the no-hitter with a sixth-inning single.
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Draper Defends North South Amateur Crown
Draper, champion from Birmingham Michigan, tees off in a late round at the 66th North South amateur in Pinehurst. Half the field is cut today as 32 survivors move into two rounds on Wednesday with eight advancing to Thursday’s quarterfinals.
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Reds Ace Hurler Faces Elbow Trouble
HOUSTON UPI reports the Cincinnati Reds face new woes as their ace pitcher suffers elbow trouble, adding to the team’s mounting setbacks this season.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
American League standings show Cleveland leading with 8-1 record and strong show from Chicago Detroit Minnesota Kansas City and New York. Tuesday features key matchups including Kaat Lolich California Palmer and Ford as teams seek division advantage. National League standings list Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles Houston New York Cincinnati Chicago. In a note, Jim Maloney of the Reds is sidelined with elbow soreness after a 2-1 loss to Houston. Cuellar wins for the Astros as Cincinnati heads to San Francisco.
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Toronto Blanks Mud Hens 4-0 in Monday Night Action
Toronto Maple Leafs pitcher Billy MacLeod extended a long winning streak with a 4-0 shutout of the Toledo Mud Hens. The 21 game run began in 1964 with Pittsfield and continued through last year with the Eastern League club. Toledo fell to 0-2 on the season in their third start.
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Griffith Takes Tiger's Crown Emile Griffith wins middleweight title at MSG
In a 15 round decision Griffith defeats Dick Tiger at Madison Square Garden to become the third welterweight to win the middleweight crown. He floors Tiger in the ninth and earns a unanimous decision amid crowd doubt, while hinting at possible future moves toward light heavyweight. Archer and Tiger are named as possible future opponents.
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Griffith Grabs Double Titles In Tepid Boxing Fight
Emile Griffith becomes the third man in boxing history to hold both middleweight and welterweight titles after defeating Dick Tiger in a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew 14,934 spectators who booed the lack of action as Griffith claimed entitlements to both crowns amid talk of a possible court challenge to retain both titles.
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Major League Leaders Show Strong Batting in Early Power Runs
A list of top hitters led by Smith of St. Louis with 18 RBIs and Hart of San Francisco with 19 runs. Flood, Santo, and Morgan also post strong averages and totals across 11 to 14 games. The table highlights include Boyer, Stargill, and Allez among others, underscoring early season offensive pace.
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