Giants End Losing Streak With 7-3 Win Over Dodgers
The San Francisco Giants slugged three home runs by McCovey Cepeda and Bailey to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 at home. A season-high 52,993 watched as Cepeda’s 12th homer broke a 3-3 tie in the eighth. Bailey added a two-run shot in the ninth. McCovey started the burst with a two-run homer in the first, and Mays drove in a run in the fifth. Billy Pierce started for SF, with Don Larsen earning the win after a bases-loaded eighth. Perranoski took the loss for LA.
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Rain Postpones Cardinals Pirates Game To Tuesday
Rain forced a postponement of the St. Louis Cardinals vs Pittsburgh Pirates game set for Monday night. The two teams will play a single game Tuesday night.
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Widener Handicap Winners From Calumet Farm and Yorky
Two horses won the $100000 added Widener Handicap in consecutive years. Calumet Farm owned the 1946 and 1947 winner Armed and Yorky owned the 1961 and 1942 winner.
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Cubs Top Colts 3 2 On Hubbs ninth inning single
Ken Hubbs delivered a two out single scoring pinch runner Jim Schaffer to give the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 win over the Houston Colts. The result snapped Houston’s three game winning streak. Chicago led 1-0, fell behind, then took a 2-1 edge on Billy Williams’ 8th homer before Howie Goss’ homer tied it and Hubbs won it in the ninth. McDaniel earned the win, Woodeshick the loss.
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Stallard Secures First Victory In Two Years For Mets
Tracy Stallard pitched seven hits allowed and earned his first major league win in two years, leading the New York Mets to a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Tim Harkness hit his 5th homer to provide the decisive runs as Stallard notched his first complete game.
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Culp Wins Eighth for Phillies in Rain Shortened Win
Ray Culp earned his eighth victory of the season with a four inning long relief showing as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 2 in a rain shortened game. Culp struck out six, limiting Milwaukee to no hits through four frames before the game ended after a 42 minute delay in the fifth. Dallas Cowboys?
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Physical Fitness Registration Tops 100 Mark
Don Peoples reports first day turnout for City Recreation Dept fitness program reached 102 participants, four times last year's first day. The department aims for 1,000 registrants with Sylvia White and Ed Simonich leading registrations through Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Texas Nips USC In NCAA Playoff
Texas surged to five runs in the first inning and rolled to an 8 3 win over Southern California in the NCAA national baseball tournament first round. Holy Cross and Missouri faced off in the marathon four game program while Arizona defeated Penn State 8 1 and Florida State broke a tie with a three run ninth inning to beat Western Michigan 5 2.
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Candy Spots Trainer Stands By Star Amid Puzzle Of Losses
Trainer Mesh Tenney refused to apologize for Candy Spots despite two defeats in the past four starts and eyed a possible $100,000 Chicagoan at Balmoral. The Rex Ellsworth Stable star has earned $580,527 with eight wins in 10 starts, including Derby and Belmont runs. Tenney cited dirt in the nose after the Derby and suggested no equipment changes were made. He backed jockey Willie Shoemaker, who would ride if Candy Spots races in Chicago.
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Little League stars lead in Monday action across leagues
Gregg Salo hit a home run, double and two singles while pitching Conoco to a 10 1 victory over Harrington Surgical. Mike Haran took the loss for Harrington with two hits in three at bats. David Witt and Stan Mayra each had three hits and a homer for the Giants in a 2 5 win over the Yanks. Miners Union defeated Coca Cola 5 3 as Dan Mahoney, Duane Saville and Dale Garrison doubled twice. Saville had eight unassisted putouts at first. Joe Antonetti took the loss. Larry Noonan homered to spark the Wayrynen Braves to a 7 5 win over the Paumie Cubs as Dan McGivern and Ed Tracy earned the win. Lucy and Martina pitched for the Cubs.
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Senators and Yankees Trade Shutouts in Doubleheader
Washington’s last place Senators lost 1-0 in the nightcap while New York swept a doubleheader opener 7-0 behind Claude Osteen. Downing took the loss as Osteen pitched a two hitter and held the Yankees to six hits, earning his first win of the year.
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Angels Pound Out 18 Safeties In Bombing Kansas City 13-3
Los Angeles built an 18-hit attack with three home runs to defeat Kansas City 13 to 3. Ed Brinkman, Tom Tresh, and Charlie Dees provided power while Osinski went the distance for the Angels. Bouton suffered the loss for the Athletics as New York pressures the division.
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Kaline Drives Tigers Past Red Sox with 200th Homer
Detroit's Al Kaline hits two home runs including his 200th to power a 6-1 victory over Boston. Bill Faul earns his third win as Yastrzemski and colleagues muster three singles for the Red Sox.
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Yankee Victory Keeps Streak With 6-3 Win Over Victor Chemical
Babe Ruth the winners, and Mike Petrino made an outstanding catch to stop an M M uprising in the final in ning. The Yanks rolled up their third win in as many starts Monday by downing Victor Chemical, 6-3. Jerry Powers fanned seven and scattered four hits in picking up the victory. Williams struck out nine Yanks, but was tagged with the loss. Larry Singleton, a lefthander, was placed at second base to fill out the Yank infield and played an outstanding defensive game.
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Barnes Signs Pact With New York Giants
Fleet footed defensive halfback Erich Barnes returned his signed contract to the New York Giants for the 1963 NFL season. Barnes has been a regular in the Giants secondary since joining from the Chicago Bears in 1961.
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Baseball standings and results from Monday and previews
National League standings shown with Los Angeles leading, followed by St Louis San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati and Milwaukee. Monday results include New York beating Cincinnati and Philadelphia defeating Milwaukee with St Louis vs Pittsburgh rained out. American League leaders Chicago Baltimore New York and Minnesota after recent games with notable scores.
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