Orioles rally in 19th to beat Washington 7 5
Orioles suffer bunt woes yet Etchebarren drives a two run homer in the 19th inning lifting Baltimore past Washington 7 5 in the longest game of the season. Two 15 year old fans fly home with Orioles on a celebratory California trip.
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Baltimore Orioles
Etcheberren
Orioles
Washington
Friendship Airport
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Angels
Etchebarren
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
John Kennedy
Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Johncock Wins Rex Mays 150 Miles In Milwaukee
Gordon Johncock outlasted a tough field to win the Rex Mays 150 in Milwaukee. A. J. Foyt retired with mechanical trouble while Lloyd Ruby finished six seconds back in third. Johncock, 30, earned 14,647 dollars for the 150 laps, with Mario Andretti out after a minor collision in heats.
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Gordon Johncock
Rex Mays
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Johncock
John
Jane
Michigan
Joe Leonard
Mario Andretti
Ruby
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Wally Dallenbach
East Brunswick
N.J
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
Bob Harkey
Ind
San Jose
Calif
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Mel Kenyon
Davenport
Iowa
Venturi Aims for National Open After Strong Return
Ken Venturi, 36, recovering well from hand injuries, travels to Detroit for the Buick Open with hopes of repeating his 1964 National Open win. He expects to peak at Baltusrol for the U S Open, believing his improved driving and putting can carry him to victory. He shot 69 at California Club in early qualifying and notes his hands remain slightly peeling but strongest in years.
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San Francisco
Ken Venturi
Detroit
Venturi
Baltusrol
N.J
Ken
California Club
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
In Major League standings Cincinnati leads the National League with 34 wins and 18 losses, while St. Louis trails at 27 and 17. American League features Detroit atop 28-18, with Chicago 26-18 close behind. Macon stock car race postponed to Tuesday at 8:50 p.m. due to rain. NASCAR Grand National event now on Middle Georgia Raceway after time trials.
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St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
LOS Angeles
Houston
New York
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Macon
Middle Georgia Raceway
United States Rolls to 88 53 Win Over Uruguay at World Cup
United States defeats Uruguay 88 53 to stay undefeated in World Basketball Championship finals. The win puts the U S level with Russia at the top with four games remaining as Yugoslavia also wins and Brazil stands as the other co favorite yet to meet a rival.
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Uruguay
United States
Russia
U.S
Yugoslavia
Poland
Brazil
Soviet Union
Paducah Defeats Carbondale In Legion Baseball Clash
Paducah Kentucky wins 4 to 2 over Carbondale in weekend American Legion baseball action at Paducah. The result adds a victory for Paducah in the local league standings.
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Paducah
Carbondale
American Legion
Barber Walks Out Strikes Blow to Orioles After Fifth Inning
Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber quit the Orioles before the team flew to Anaheim for a five game series. He left after a five run Washington Senators rally in the fifth, though Baltimore won 7 5 in 19 innings on a Etchebarren homer.
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Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Anaheim
Calif
Orioles
Washington Senators
Andy Etchebarren
Lou Hatter
Baltimore Sun
Barber
Friendship
West Coast
Airlines
Harry Dalton
Associated Press
Dalton
Joe Bride
Hank Bauer
Memorial Stadium
Bauer
Gene Woodling
Angels
Detroit
Orioles Lose Barber As They Open Anaheim Series
Quits Orioles pitcher Steve Barber quits the team and does not accompany the club on its flight from Baltimore to Anaheim California. The Orioles begin a five game series with the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim tonight.
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Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Anaheim
Calif
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
British race driver Pittard in serious condition after Monza crash
British driver Boby Pittard remained in serious condition in a Monza hospital one day after suffering first second and third degree burns on most of his body in a Formula Three crash at the Monza Autodrome Cup. Hospital officials said only Pittard’s head and feet were uninjured due to helmet and shoes protection. A ball game under the midnight sun marks Fairbanks Alaska’s summer kickoff.
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Italy
Boby Pittard
Pittard
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