Wills Steals Lead Dodgers in 18-Inning Victory
Maury Wills stole second and third after a 13th inning walk and scored on a Willie Davis sacrifice fly to lift the Dodgers to an 18 inning 4-3 win over the Houston Colts. The result put Los Angeles one half game up on the San Francisco Giants, while Larry Sherry earned the win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Larry Sherry
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Jim Coates
Whitey Ford
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Bill White
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Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
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Ron Santo
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Chuck Hinton
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Washington
Dave Stenhouse
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Moyer Wright Bout at Madison Square Garden Set
Denny Moyer favored 9-5 to beat Teddy Wright in a 10 round middleweight matchup at MSG televised by ABC. The fight replaces a postponed Machen Williams bout after Moyer’s ear infection. Moyer seeks his 31st victory while Wright aims for his 40th win and 19th KO.
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UPI
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Teddy Wright
Madison Square Garden
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Tucson Preps Sign with University of Arizona Hurdler and Sprinter
Two Tucson High School track stars signed letters of intent to the University of Arizona. Russ Hanley the state high hurdle champion at 14.5 seconds and second in low hurdles at 19.6, and Bobby Jackson who placed third in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. They were the first Tucson track athletes to sign letters to the U of A.
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Russ Hanley
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Major League Standings and All America Signings
The American and National Leagues show New York, Minnesota, Cleveland and Detroit leading their divisions with Chicago and Los Angeles tied for strong positions. UPI reports results from Friday and upcoming weekend pitches, plus Buffalo notes that Sam Tidmore and Tony Kumiega joined the All-America football squad.
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Buffalo
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Ohio State
Tony Kumiega
Michigan State
Early Baseball Doubleheader Ends In Darkness And Runs
First game features New York 002 100 WI 490 Chicago 010 000 200 3. Santo HR. Hook gets win. Hobbie takes loss. Second game ends at darkness after partial innings. Miller and MacKenzie for New York. Koonce and Delrymple for Chicago. Other games include Koufax and Roebuck duels and Los Angeles big win. multiple line scores scattered across matchups.
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Bouldin
Rudolph
Retzer
Schmidt
Bo Retser
Eek In
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Washington
Mossi
Roarke
Stethouse
Schmide
Errors doom Yanks in 6 4 loss to Mesas at Rendezvous Park
The Scottsdale Pop's Yankees lost 6-4 to Mesa, with six unearned runs from six Yankee errors. Harvey Raupp allowed five hits. Don Walsh pitched all seven innings with seven hits allowed and no walks. Ed Peskay eyes a quick rebound as Eloy visit Scottsdale Stadium at 5 p.m. Yanks commit 13 errors in two games, after a season opener defeat to Tempe.
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Rendezvous Park
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Yanks
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Coronado
Ed Peskay
Eloy
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Tempe
Pony League Playoffs Set in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Optimist Pony Class A Baseball League ends the first half tied among Malouf, Armsey, and Optimists at 5-3. A double elimination playoff begins 5:80 p.m. today with Malouf vs Optimists at Scottsdale Stadium. Malouf beat Lute’s 12-7 in a suspended game halted by darkness at 7-7 after seven innings.
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Belmont Stakes Today Richest In History
The Belmont Stakes offers a field including Greek Money Preakness winner Decidedly and Derby record breaker with Jaipur Crimson Satan others. Post time 4 50 p m EDT with about 50 000 fans at Belmont Park under warm clear skies. total purse 153 300 and winner prize 6 500.
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UPI
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Jaipur
Crimson Satan
Belmont Park
Lou Walger
Johnny Rotz
Donald P. Ross
Brandywine
Bill Hartack
el Peco
George A. Pope, Jr
Willie Shoemaker
George D. Widener
Jack High
Billy Phelps
Manny Ycaza
Fred W
Xichody
Gant
Beatty Shatters Two Mile World Record in L A Meet
Jim Beatty, 5-foot-6, wins the Southern Pacific AAU meet two mile in 8:29.8, breaking the world mark and the American record. Teammate Grelle 8:28 follows. Igloi coached Beatty, tying to a new era for U S distance running.
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Oregon
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United States
Los Angeles
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Igloi
Fight results from Totowa and Paterson shows disqualification win
In Totowa New Jersey Don McCarter defeated Tam McNeely by disqualification after 6 rounds. In another bout Ray Valdez stopped by Siulewdod of California, the Mexicali opponent listed as 115 pounds.
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Totowa
N.J
Don MccAteer
Paterson
Tam
McNeeley
Arlington
Mass
Rera
Siulewdod
Calif
Ray Valdez
Mexicali
Mexico
Snead Leads Thunderbird as Palmer Struggles at Coast Open
Sam Snead fired a six under 66 to build a two stroke lead at the Thunderbird Golf. Arnold Palmer slumped to 74 for 147 after bad holes and questioned his chances as Gere Littler Dave Marr and Earl Stewart chased. The U S Open titleholder from Rancho Bernardo posted 67 71 138 while the field narrowed to the low 96 pros and four amateurs.
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