Yankees Win 22 Inning Marathon Reed Delivers Walkoff
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 9 7 in 22 innings to cap a seven hour game. Jack Reed hit a two run homer off Phil Regan in the 22nd to seal the win after Clete Boyer New York’s three run homer started a six run first inning rally. Jim Bouton pitched from the 16th to end the marathon win.
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Harry Bright
Chuck Essegian
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Joe Koppe
Billy Moran
Dean Chance
Jack Spring
Bob Tillman
Bill Monbouquette
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Gary Geiger
Gene Conley
Kansas City
Wyn
White Sox
Ray Herbert
Manny Jimenez
Foiles
National League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Sunday results feature Philadelphia's 3 St Louis 1 and Chicago's wins over Pittsburgh. Monday pitchers list St Louis Chicago Washburn Ellsworth Cincinnati San Francisco Ma loney O'Dell Houston Woodeshick McLish New York Pittsburgh Anderson Law Hendley Moeller. Tuesday schedule includes St Louis Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Francisco Boston Baltimore Washington Cleveland New York Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Chicago Kansas City.
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Baseball Yearly Leaders Read Like A Record Book
Summary of top American and National League leaders in home runs runs batted in and pitching, listing players such as Wagner Angels Meji as, Mays Giants Cepeda Pirates, H. Aaron Braves and many others with counts and team affiliations.
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Gaitas
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Robinson
White Sox
Siebern
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Indians
Kirkland
T. Davis
Evers
Iants
Reds
Betsy Rawls Wins Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Betsy Rawls, a 34 year old professional from Spartanburg South Carolina and three time Women's National Open winner, defeated Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico in the second hole of a playoff to claim the J E Mc Auliffe Memorial tournament title. The victory earned Rawls 1250 dollars. Mickey Wright, Marilyn Smith, and others followed with top scores.
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Memorial stone honors Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne in Voss
In Voss Norway a large granite rock memorial to Knute Rockne known as The Rock was unveiled. Surrounding round stones symbolize a football team listening to Rockne born 1888 in Voss. Rockne coached Notre Dame to 105 5 12 and died in a 1931 plane crash. A plaque calls him a pioneer and giant of American football.
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Johnson Eyes Boxing Title
BERLIN June 25 Harold Johnson aims for a world heavyweight title soon after defending his light heavyweight crown. He may face Floyd Patterson or Sonny Liston and plans more European defenses before a potential heavyweight challenge. Johnson, 33, won a 15 round unanimous decision over Gustav Scholz and weighed 172½ pounds for the bout.
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Gardini Wins Singles at Milan Tennis Tournament
Fausto Gardini the Italian Davis Cupper won the men's singles title in the 51st International Milan tournament defeating Patricio Rodriguez of Chile on Sunday in Milan Italy.
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Rain Pushes Langhorne Indy Championship Race Postponement
Rain at Langhorne Speedway forces a one week delay of the 25th national championship for Indianapolis type cars. Jim Hurtubise of Lennox California led 18 qualifiers with an average speed of 107.126 miles per hour on the Langhorne dirt track before the interruption.
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Wisely and Artz Take Early Lead in Par-Busting Match
Willie Wisely and Warren Artz surged to the front in Rea Park's annual four ball tournament by overpowering Harold Price and Walter Artz 7 and 6. Wisely shot a five under par 31 on the front nine as Artz has been hot for the season, with peer results across multiple flights reflecting a wide field.
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Terre Haute Boys' Club Routs Dresser 12 to 8 at Spencer Field
Dick Tanoos and Larry Auler each slugged three hits to lead Terre Haute Boys' Club to a 12 to 8 win over Dresser at Spencer Field on Sunday. Wat son topped Dresser with three safeties. The Boys' Club next hosts Vishing at Spencer Field.
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Larry Auler
Terre Haute
Dresser
Spencer Field
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Mighty Mikes Win Wa bash Valley Clash Over Athletics
The Mighty Mikes edge Terre Haute Athletics 8 to 4 after seven errors by Terre Haute. Pete Grafe and Frank Clift homer for the Athletics while Jim Lurber homered twice and added a double for Sun day. George Atkinson and John Clements singled for Mikes.
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