Dodgers Blank Mets In Doubleheader Sweep
United Press International reports the Dodgers shutout the Mets in both games of a doubleheader. The piece notes Tom Tresh’s slumping season with a .219 average as he adjusts to his reduced hitting pace while the Yankees sweep their series.
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Richmond Braves Fans Roar As Robinson Delivers Win
Bill Robinson of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, doubled as the Richmond Braves edged Toronto 4-3 with a three run homer in the eighth. Columbus swept Syracuse 4-2 and 6-5 in a doubleheader while Toledo beat Rochester 10-1. Tresh belted grand slams for the Yankees in a doubleheader sweep over the Angels and Mantle joined Gehrig on the all time homer list in the early games.
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Dodgers complete double shutout as Drysdale blanks Mets
Don Drysdale pitched six hits allowed for a 5-0 win and Joe Moeller with Phil Regan secured a 6-0 nightcap as Los Angeles completed a rare double shutout at Dodgers Stadium. The Dodgers moved within 2 1/2 games of Pittsburgh in the NL race while San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Chicago posted wins or splits across the circuit. Stargell belted a three run homer for Pittsburgh, Mays homered for San Francisco, Torre hit twice for Cincinnati, and Chicago swept a pair with St Louis.
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Major League Leaders Highlights and Standings
Major figures across leagues include Alou Pitt 111 hits and .347 average, Stargill and Clemente key Pittsburgh hitters, Cepeda StL and McCovey SF strong sluggers. Selections list Alou Atl, Morgan Hou, Carty Atl with high averages. Pitching leaders show Perry and Marichal with Giants excelling, while Miller, McNally and Palmer pace American pitchers.
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Standings and results from major league baseball games
The table shows team records and percentages with Cleveland Detroit and other clubs. Sunday results include Cleveland 3 Detroit 0 and New York sweeping California 9 1 with multiple late innings. Tuesday previews list Detroit at Chicago and California at Washington among other night games.
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Games Today From Big Coal River and More
Big Coal River LL hosts Montroal versus Eunice, Lions face Legion, Moose meet ees, Rotary plays Metho. Quinwood LI Yanks clash Tigers, Warren Williams and others. Belt hosts Tom's Peanuts, Post 70 faces Eppy's. Beckley area games include Marty's versus Harry's, New River versus Raleigh Motors. MT Hope softball matches Jewell Tea against Burgerland and Wilkes versus Mustang Inn. CITY softball features Plantation versus Airdox and Mabscott against Mfg. BECKLEY II fields host Red Sox versus Giants and Orioles versus Pirates. Field 2 at 1 hosts Cats versus Buffs and Field 3 Falcons versus Marlens.
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Fame Doors Opening For Stengel Williams
Ted Williams and Casey Stengel will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Baseball Commissioner William Eckert will preside at the ceremony, followed by the Hall of Fame game between the Twins and Cardinals at Doubleday Field. Ken Fila of Omaha will receive the 1965 American Legion junior baseball player of the year award.
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Russians Not Missed In LA Triindad Meet
In Los Angeles the United States set two world records and three American marks at the Los Angeles International Games. The 1,600-meter relay team of Frey Evans Smith and Lewis ran 2:59.6, breaking the 3:00 barrier. John Pennel vaulted 17-6% improving the world best. Art Walker posted a 54-11 triple jump after 54-10 and 54-734. Charlotte Cooke set two U.S. records in the 880 yards and 800 meters, earning the meet’s women's athlete honors.
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Graebner Wins 67th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Title
Clark Graebner of Beechwood Ohio, ranked No. 3 in the United States, captured the 67th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis championship with a 6 3 6 4 6 3 victory over Stanley Smith of Pasadena California. Smith and Robert Lutz took the men's doubles title in a three set upset over Roche and Ruffels. Mary Ann Eisel and Carol Hanks Aucamp won the women's doubles, and Karen Krantzcke defeated Peaches Bartkowicz for the women’s singles title.
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Strikes Twice New York Youth Wins Yankee Batboy Honor
Gary Vandenbergh, 14, of Seaford N Y, became the Flying A honorary Yankee batboy in a sponsor contest. A year earlier, his neighbor Ray Eustace won the same prize in the annual contest drawing 300 000 entries.
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NHL Hall of Fame Dedicated in Toronto in 1961
The National Hockey League Hall of Fame was dedicated in Toronto on August 26, 1961. The ceremony honored notable players and figures in hockey history, marking a milestone in recognizing the sport’s legends.
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