Marichal Hits Roseboro In Bat Fracas In Giant-Dodger Clash
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal struck Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat in the third inning after a brawl erupted following a near head throw by Roseboro. Roseboro suffered a two inch head cut as Umpire Shag Crawford ejected Marichal. Willie Mays homered later, aiding San Francisco in a 4-3 win.
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Marichal’s temper sparks talks in Mets clubhouse
New York UPI reports after the Mets swept a doubleheader from the Cardinals, former Giants teammates Chuck Hiller and Jack Fisher recalled Marichal’s fierce anger at Bob Gibson in San Francisco game action. Fisher questioned Sandy Koufax’s insistence on throwing at batters.
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Driver Killed At Riverton in 500 Mile Race
Harold C. Wood Jr. of River ton New Jersey died when his Daimler Class D car left the track and rolled over several times in the 500 mile sports car race at Riverton. Harold Keck of Hellertown Pennsylvania and Oscar Koveleski of Scranton Pennsylvania won in a Cobra Ford with a time of 5 20 90 9 and 93.91 mph. The winners broke the lap records on the 56th lap shortly before Wood’s fatal crash.
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Lema and Blancas Lead Carling Championship Charge
Sutton Mass UP I veteran Tony Lema and rookie Homero Blancas shared the 54 hole lead in the Carling World Championship as 83 players faced final round action. Both at four under par 209, they held a two stroke edge on a crowded field including Ferree at 211 Palmer Player Souchak Campbell and others within five strokes.
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Browns and Bills Win Exhibition Games Across Leagues
The Cleveland Browns rallied to beat the Los Angeles Rams 21-19 as Gary Collins scored twice and Frank Ryan connected on two TD passes. The Buffalo Bills shut out the New York Jets 30-14, led by 176 yards in the first half and two touchdown receptions by Charlie Ferguson. Giants top Steelers 16-7 in New Haven, and the AFL’s Oakland Raiders defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 23-6 in Oakland. Green Bay, Washington, and San Francisco won in the NFL’s other Saturday tests, with San Diego and Houston also winning in the AFL slate.
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Marmet Loses Season Contest in Legion Tourney
In Bridgeton New Jersey Marmet fell 7-6 to Staten Island as Vince Mannino hit a ninth inning homer to break a 6-6 tie. Marmet rallied from a 6-0 deficit to tie, and Staten Island advances to face Lyndhurst in the finals with possible rematch Tuesday.
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Chisox Surge in Twin Bill Puts Pressure on AL Leaders
The White Sox erase a midseason slide with an 8-3 and 2-1 sweep of Kansas City to fuel a 10 game winning streak. Johnny Buzhardt earns win with a four hit nightcap, Dan Cater and Floyd Robinson drive in key runs, while Joe Horlen also wins on relief. Angels beat AL leaders by upsetting Minnesota 4-1 as Cleveland, Detroit and others post results.
Detroit Tigers rip six hit game vs Angels and Indians rally
Detroit pitcher Joe Sparma earned his 10th win as he and Detroits defense limited the Angels. Dean Chance started by hitting .078 yet delivered six strong innings and two RBI for Detroit. Jimmy Piersall homered for the Angels as Tony Oliva survived a frightening head blow on a pickoff attempt with no fracture. Don Demeter added a two run homer for Detroit while Sparma fanned four in a five inning stint. In Cleveland, Joe Azcue sparked a three run 10th inning rally against Ron Kline after a bunt and sacrifice fly tied the game. Larry Brown and Vic Davallo contributed key hits as Cleveland overturned a 5-1 deficit to win.
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Baseball standings and schedule wrap for AL and NL
American League standings show Minnesota ahead with 79 wins, Chicago 71, Detroit 70, Baltimore 67, Cleveland 68, New York 63. Results include Detroit 2 Boston 1 in rain, Cleveland 8 Washington 5 in 10 innings, Chicago 8 Kansas City 3, Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 1, and more. National League table lists Los Angeles 72 53, San Francisco 69 51, Milwaukee 70 52, Cincinnati 68 54, Philadelphia 66 57, Pittsburgh 65 61, St. Louis 65 60, Chicago 58, Houston 51, New York 39, Philadelphia 6. Multiple game results and upcoming pitching matchups included.
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Eddie Arcaro Dominates Jockey Club Gold Cup Ten Times
Jockey Eddie Arcaro achieved ten victories in the Jockey Club Gold Cup, a record aligning his career with one of racing's premier events.
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