Dodgers Hit Five Home Runs to Beat Reds 14-2
Los Angeles erupted for five homers led by Jim Lefebvre two blasts and Don Drysdale a three run shot as the Dodgers defeated Cincinnati 14-2 to end a four game skid. Lou Johnson started with a three run homer, Lefebvre added two, Drysdale and Ferrara also connected, matching a club record set in 1961.
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Giants Rally For 15-2 Victory Over Cardinals
The San Francisco Giants exploded for 13 runs in the third inning including a grand slam by Orlando Cepeda and a two run shot by Jim Hart to rout the St. Louis Cardinals 15-2. Juan Marichal earned his sixth win without a loss as Willie Mays drove in three runs in the inning and Hal Lanier and Marichal added two hits each. The third inning spanned 30 minutes as 16 Giants batted.
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Martin's Single Lifts Sox 1-0
J C Martins third straight single produced a run in the sixth inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 1 0 victory over Detroit Saturday snapping a four game skid. Cater stole second and scored on Martins hit off Lumves glove for the lone run in a scoreless duel with Joe Sparma.
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Rainsberger Tries Men In New Places At SIU Spring Drills
SIU football coach Ellis Rainsberger enters spring practice in Carbondale with a focus on position assignments and system adjustments. The Salukis work fundamentals, shuffle players into roles, and stage a scrimmage as experimentation continues through the week.
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Major League Standings And Daily Results Report
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading the National League with 17 wins and 8 losses, Pittsburgh at 13 28, Houston 14 10, and New York 7 9 amid a crowded league chase. A slate of games today features matchups including Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Chicago at New York with several AL games listed for results and prospects.
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Colts to Give End Another Chance
Baltimore (AP) The Colts announced they will give Duane Allen another opportunity next season to make their NFL squad. Allen, an offensive end, was on the Colts practice squad after being released by the Pittsburgh Steelers who obtained him from Los Angeles where he spent four seasons.
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Sparta Dominates Soph Meet With New Records
Sparta wins the Pinckneyville freshman-sophomore track meet scoring 3912 to Christopher’s 33. New marks set in 880 and distance while the low hurdles tied. Event highlights include 880 time 2 04 and mile 4:59.5 with teams from Murphysboro Sparta Benton Elverado and Pinckneyville among others scoring in multiple events.
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Indians Rally For 6 In 9th To Beat Orioles 6 3
Duke Sims hit a three run homer off Moe Drabowsky to cap a six run ninth inning that gave the Cleveland Indians a 6 3 victory over Baltimore. Vic Davalillo led off with a triple and Leon Wagner delivered a pinch hit to tie the game.
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Chester Wins Two Games Saturday in Doubleheader
Chester beat Nashville 5 2 in the morning and Waterloo St Peter and St Paul 2 1 in the afternoon to raise its record to 9 8 on the season. They host Sparta Monday at 4 p.m. in the Steeleville district meet.
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Phillies beat Pirates 7 3 aided by miscues by Clemente
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3 as two Roberto Clemente throwing errors and two Jesse Gonder passed balls helped fuel a rally. Jim Bunning scattered nine hits and earned the win while Manny Mota hit a two run homer for Pittsburgh.
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Houk Returns As Manager As Keane Is Fired
Yankees fire Johnny Keane as manager and name Ralph Houk to take over with a four year contract. Houk, announcing in his hotel suite, says Dan Topping ordered the move and notes Vern Benson also out as coach. Keane had struggled with injuries and a slide to sixth place this season.
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Former Players To Get Share Of Case Estate
Everett Case former NC State basketball coach who died a week ago left 57 of the players he coached in his will. About three fourths of his estate valued at 201125 will go to former NC State players. He also set aside 5000 for an Everett Case Scholarship Fund.
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Cage Coach Named at High Point College
Robert F. Vaughn of Surrattsville Maryland was named head basketball coach at High Point College on a Saturday, amid an impressive coaching record.
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Rookie's Homer Paces Cubs 3-2
Byron Browne hit a three run homer in the sixth, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the New York Mets. Ernie Broglio earned his first victory in three decisions as the Cubs erased a 2-0 deficit with solid pitching and timely hitting including Browne's decisive blast after a Williams single and Santo walk.
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