Dodgers Dominate Braves as Drysdale Wins Openers
Dodgers sweep Braves 4-1 and 7-2 behind Drysdale five-hitter and Podres four-hitter. Dodgers extend lead to 6 1/2 games. Braves’ streak cut to seven. Yankees drop to fourth with 8-6 loss. White Sox win sixth straight 7-1. Giants beat Pirates in extras. Cardinals and Cubs also winners.
Dodgers Steady Despite Long Injury List
Dodgers win two against Milwaukee as eight regulars mix positions. Hodges plays full doubleheader at first, Podres earns win in game two, Roseboro out, Gilliam at short, Drysdale limited to five innings in one start. Milwaukee's Braves efforts hindered by defensive shuffles and Dodger pitching.
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Davie To Pitch As Senators Lead Saints Series
Charleston AP reports pitcher Jerry Davie 15-3 will start for the Senators against the St. Paul Saints in game two of a three game set as Charleston holds a five game American Association lead with 22 games remaining. The Senators beat St Paul 4-3 last night with relief work by Barney Schultz.
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Saints rally past Charleston in tight ball game
Wayne Terwilliger drove in a tying run with a fifth inning triple and scored on a relay error as St Paul edged Charleston 3 to 2. Marty Stabiner will start for St Paul in tonight’s game, with Charleston traveling to Louisville for a doubleheader Friday night. The Senators split series action and head to Indianapolis after a Wichita appearance.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
Major League Baseball recap features American and National Leagues with standings led by New York and Milwaukee. Notable results include Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, and Kansas City at Baltimore. Hitting standout Roy Sievers fueled a Senators win, while Dick Donovan spun four hits in a White Sox 7-1 win over Boston.
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Antonelli Praises Credit Hitters In Giants Win
John Antonelli urged credit to the hitters after a 13th homer by Antonelli and a late two-run shot by Pete Whisenant sparked extra innings. The Giants beat Cincinnati 4-3 in 10 innings at Seals Stadium as Orlando Cepeda scored on a Temple error and Willie Kirkland delivered a decisive triple.
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Lopezs Outfit Again Making Run At Yanks
AL leaders, the Chicago White Sox, under manager Al Lopez, press the New York Yankees with a late-season surge. Donovan’s four-hitter and key hits by Dick Rivera and Colavito fuel a 7-1 win as Cleveland and Washington win to trim the Yankees’ lead. Dodgers, Giants, and Pirates win in NL play. Chicago Cubs fall.
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Major League Leaders and Ferrell Named Tigers Minor Chief
The list shows leaders in batting runs and hits with players like Mantle, Runnels, and Sievers leading various categories. The piece notes Rick Ferrell being named the Detroit Tigers minor league personnel director, with a 281 lifetime batting average over 18 major league seasons.
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Billy Watson Named Playing Coach of Clinton Comets
Toronto AP reports Billy Watson signed Tuesday as playing coach of the Clinton Comets of the Eastern Hockey League. Watson, a center, played last season for Cleveland in the American Hockey League.
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Akins and Smith in Non-Title Showdown at Chicago Stadium
Welterweight champion Virgil Akins returns to action in a non title bout against Charlie Smith at Chicago Stadium. Akins, 30, won the title June 6 from Vince Martinez and has stopped his last four opponents. Smith, 25, from Waco, Texas, is ranked eighth in welterweight and owns 26 wins in 33 starts with 13 KOs. ABC televises from 10 p.m. EDT.
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Laurel Race Course Hosts Washington International Inaugural Run
Laurel Race Course attracts 38 foreign horses for the Washington International, the venue’s first six runnings marking an international showcase in horse racing.
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