Mets Dominate Phillies In 12-4 Rout
New York Mets powered past the Philadelphia Phillies 12-4 behind a 17-hit attack led by Bob Klaus who had four singles and three runs. The Mets chased Art Mahaffey early as Klaus, Hunt, Christopher and Altman fueled rallies. Richie Allen hit his 20th homer for the Phillies in the fourth.
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Petty Wins Mountainier 500 at West Virginia International
Richard Petty of Randleman NC drove a 1964 Plymouth to victory in the Mountain er 500 stock car race at West Virginia International Speedway. He averaged 70.488 mph on the 7 16th mile track, finishing three laps ahead of Junior Johnson of Rand a NC in a 1964 Ford. total time 3 hours 6 minutes 12 seconds. Petty earned 2500, Johnson 1500, Jarrett 1200, Pascual 1000. The race saw six cautions over 13 laps after David Pearson crashed. about 12,000 watched as 31 started and 15 finished.
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Prince Victor Wins Beckley Speedway Feature Race
Frank Prince won the Beckley Speedway feature in Prosperity before a large crowd. Malin Freeman finished close behind after Ernie Moye spun out on the No 2 curve with three quarters of the race completed. No other results available.
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Parnelli Jones Wins 150-Miler at Wisconsin State Fair Park
Parnelli Jones of Torrance California won the 150 mile stock car race at Wisconsin State Fair Park averaging 91.647 mph in a 1964 Mercury and earning 3595 dollars from an 18900 dollar purse. He beat Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas by one lap and five seconds in a 1964 Plymouth. Bill Lutz Chicago finished third in a 1964 Ford with 1773 dollars, Len Sutton Port Orford Oregon fourth in a 1964 Dodge for 849 dollars, and Rodger Ward Indianapolis fifth in a 1964 Mercury.
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Oregon Is Winner In Youth Bowling
Port land Oregon Journal teams captured three titles in six divisions at the first National Telephonic finals for Youth Bowling. The Portland prep boys won with 2502 points and the prep girls finished first with 2174 as scores were telephoned from 17 centers nationwide to New York.
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Bucs And Cubs Split Twin Bill
Chicago Cubs win 5-4 on Jimmy Stewart pinch single in the ninth off Al McBean in the opener. Pirates rebound to take game two 7-4 after a three-run ninth inning. Cubs led 4-1 after five with key hits from Amalfitano Clemens Santo Banks.
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Fred Hutchinson In Good Spirits
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, 45, is in good spirits and resting well at Christ Hospital, as owner William O. DeWitt reports. Hutchinson, diagnosed with chest cancer in January, was watching television when DeWitt visited and is undergoing tests with no clear timeline for discharge.
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Mantle's Knee Bothering Again in Baltimore Series
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees sat out Sunday against the Baltimore Orioles in the final game of a three game set. He may miss an opening four game series in Chicago against the White Sox after jamming his left knee Friday while diving to avoid a pickoff. Mantle played five innings Saturday then left for whirlpool therapy and said the knee remains somewhat puffy.
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Wheeling Bowl To Toledo Club in UFL Exhibition
Toledo Tornados beat Wheeling 27-6 as Phil Yenrick threw three TD passes covering five, 24, and 38 yards to Curtis Cotton Jim Tiller and John Level. Jim Plankenhorn added 30 and 26 yard field goals. Wheeling was shut out for the first time in four seasons.
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Yanks Rally to Beat Orioles in Seventh Inning Comeback
Elston Howard delivered a misplayed drive to right for a tieing and winning two runs in the seventh as the third place Yankees toppled the AL leading Orioles 3 1. Hector Lopez added an eighth inning homer for New York.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Key Matchups in National League
National League results show Philadelphia leading San Francisco Pittsburgh and Cincinnati close behind with St Louis and Milwaukee mid pack. Tonight features Veale facing Ribant in New York, Broglio meeting Short in Philadelphia, and Craig versus Brown in Houston as schedule notes.
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Freak Triples Help White Sox in 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
Chicago used two misplayed triples and a wild pitch by Ed Connolly to beat Boston 2-1. Joel Horlen allowed four hits until the seventh, Jim Landis and Floyd Robinson highlighted Chicago’s offense, while Carl Yastrzemski misplayed two triples in Boston’s loss. The win narrows the AL pennant race and gives Chicago a 14-4 season series edge over Boston.
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Killerbrew Homers as Twins Rout Indians in Easy Win
Harmon Killibrew hits his 42nd homer and Jim Grant throws six hitters as Minnesota tops Cleveland 13-2 in a three game set. Versalles adds a 14th homer, Abner nathy and relief struggled, Twins reach over one million attendance for fourth straight year since 1961 move.
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Yogi Berra Predicts Yanks Win Pennant After Comeback
Yankee manager Yogi Berra declared the club would win the American League pennant after a 3-1 rally win over the Baltimore Orioles. New York trimmed Baltimore's lead to 2 1/2 games as they tackle Chicago White Sox in four games, while Baltimore heads to Boston to face the Red Sox.
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Jacky Lee fumes on Denver trade shakeup
Houston Oilers quarterback Jacky Lee, traded to Denver for tackle Bud McFadin, vows never to play again in the AFL for Houston. A top Oilers official said he would return to Houston in two years, but Lee remains defiant and plans legal action if Houston tries to rejoin him.
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Great New Taste Pipe Tobacco in a Filter Cigarette
Promising a pleasing aroma and great new taste this ad touts Half and Half pipe tobacco packed into a filter cigarette. It emphasizes America's best tasting blend and invites readers to smoke the new Half and Half Filter Cigarettes.
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Birmingham blanked Columbus in Southern League clash
Birmingham defeated Columbus 7 to 0 in a Southern League game. Macon outlasted Lynchburg 3 to 2 after 10 innings. Knoxville at Charlotte postponed due to rain, and Asheville at Chattanooga postponed because of wet grounds.
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Detroit Clouts Kansas Citians In 11-5 Win
Detroit Tigers explode for 15 hits and capitalize on five Kansas City errors to beat the Athletics 11 to 5. Don Wert and George Thomas homer for Detroit, Wert driving in four runs while Rocky Colavito, Jim Gentile, and Wert contribute multiple blasts for KC.
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Kirkland Homers In Senator Win
Willie Kirkland hit his first Washington home run off Don Lee guiding the Senators to a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Ed Brinkman slugged his third homer in four games as Washington built a 4-1 lead, highlighted with Kirkland's long shot that landed in the mezzanine.
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Dodgers and Cardinals split doubleheader with Koufax shutout
San dy Koufax limited St Louis to three hits in a 3-0 win for his 19th victory as the Dodgers opened a Sunday doubleheader. Curt Simmons matched with six hit pitching in the nightcap as the Cardinals blanked Los Angeles 4-0. Flood had the day of his career with a triple two doubles and five singles amid eight straight hits in the twin bill.
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Santrock Wins State Open Tennis Title in Wheeling
John Santrock Jr. of Nitro won the State Open, defeating Bob Bennett in five sets 6-8 6-4 7-5 3-6 6-2. doubles champs were Santrock with John Williams, beating WrightMercer. women’s doubles went to Ruth Sadler Ann Cherna after beating Karabell Knowles. Veterans singles saw Mickey Pardew and partner Charles Brooke take victory.
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