Dodgers Unveil Heir Apparent to Koufax in Singer
Bill Singer, 23, emerged as the Dodgers’ heir apparent to Sandy Koufax after a 6th inning 3-2 win over the Braves. Roseboro drove in the winning run with a bases loaded walk in the 15th after Singer, 6-4, 200 pounds, struck out s Awan in nine innings and improved his record as the Dodgers extended their winning streak.
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West German boxing team to tour US first since WWII
A team of West German amateur boxing champions will begin a United States tour on August 24 marking the first European boxing squad to visit the United States since World War II.
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Jackson Beats Mets for Eighteenth Time in Career
Larry Jackson hurled a four run gem securing his 4-0 win as he improved to 18-9 against the Mets. Tommy Davis hit the lone Mets safety as Jackson added a new curveball grip inspired by Jim Bunning. The outing also marked Christened career 33rd shutout and sixth against New York. The day’s other games saw Marichal win 5-1 for the Giants over the Reds and Cubs, Cardinals, and Dodgers also posting victories.
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Giants Race Reds Behind Marichal as Hart, Hall er, Siebern Spark
San Francisco Diamondbacks? Giants flash speed with three triples and three runs in a 5-1 win over Cincinnati. Juan Marichal earned his 10th win of the season in a complete game as Mel Queen was tagged for the loss after 5 2 3 innings.
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UCLA Basketball Player Lucius Allen Preliminary Hearing
A preliminary hearing for UCLA guard Lucius Allen on marijuana possession charges opened behind closed doors in Los Angeles Municipal Court. Judge Waine Spencer recessed the session until Thursday after two hours, at the defendant’s attorney request. Allen, 19, was arrested last month when police found marijuana in his car.
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Carpenters Local 133 Triumphs In Babe Ruth League Win
Bill McCallum led Carpenters Local 133 to a 10 6 victory over Bituminous Materials in Valle Field play with a triple double seven innings, 12 strikeouts, and support from Phil Marlowe. Tim Broker homered for the losers.
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Gordon Bell Leads Wabash League Shutout And Homer
Gordon Bell tossed a four run shutout and homered to lift Wabash Valley Asphalt over Smith Alsop 4-0 in the opening Wabash League game Tuesday night at Evening Optimist Park. Shun Takama added a three run blast as WBOW routed Freehde 10-1 in the nightcap.
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Mace Service Tops Industrial Tennis League in Records
Mace Service led by Bill Rourke and Dave Crispin set a new league record with 48 consecutive points in a 30-20 30-15 30-25 victory over McMillan Sports. Tuesday results also include Smith Alsop, Columbia Records, Wood Ad-Mat, Furniture Fair, Kline Electric, and Acme Cleaners match outcomes.
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