First No No Effort By a Giant Since Hubbell in 29
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal threw a no hitter against the Houston Colts to give San Francisco a 14 0 victory and move back to first in the National League. Marichal walked two and struck out five in six innings of work with Willie McCovey making a late defensive play in the seventh.
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Dodgers top Cubs 4 1 behind Drysdale strong seven hit effort
Don Drysdale and a nine hit attack powered the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Drysdale allowed one run through nine innings, matching the season with 29 batters faced as Carl Warwick and Bob Aspromonte helped spark an early lead. The Cubs were held hitless after the third inning as the Dodgers stayed within reach of the San Francisco Giants in the pennant race.
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Cloninger's Relief Hurling Boosts Braves Past Phils
Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia 5-3 as Tony Cloninger allows three hits in 8 2/3 innings with eight strikeouts. Pinch hitters Dalrymple and Oldis drive in runs for the Braves, while Lemaster and Maye homer for Milwaukee. Phillies’ Klippstein falters in a fateful fifth inning.
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Mets edge Reds 4 1 in pitcher duel powered by late homers
Rookie Ed Kranepool and Charlie Neal hit eighth inning home runs to break a 1 1 tie with Tracy Stallard and Joey Jay on the mound for a 4 1 Mets win at Crosley Field. New York secures a second win in Cincinnati after an 11 game losing streak there.
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Arizona and USC Tilt Delayed By Rain For NC baseball final
Rain halted NCAA title play in Omaha as Arizona and Southern California waited through showers and a delay to Sunday night to decide the college baseball championship.
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Legion Falls 3-1 to Great Falls in Saturday duel
Great Falls defeats Butte 3-1 as Dean Wilson drives in two with a line drive single. Ed Yeo yields three hits over 11 innings, six strikeouts, with Gary Barker or Mickey Lynch slated to start for Butte in a return match at 2 pm.
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Livingston's Questad Nabs NCAA Century
Rex Cawley set an American and collegiate record of 49.6 seconds in the 440 yard intermediate hurdles, aiding Southern California in clinching the NCAA track championship as he defeated Ron Witney of Occidental.
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Baseball standings and Sunday matchups in mixed results
Kansas City leads the standings 4-3 over Chicago as Los Angeles tops Minnesota 9-6 and New York beat Detroit 9-2. Orioles visit Boston, Dodgers at Minnesota, and Nationals visit Cleveland with rain threats. Pittsburgh and St. Louis to play as Houston and San Francisco meet.
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Baseball Scores From Saturday Showcase
Babe Ruth Telephone defeated Braves 14 to 4 as Bernie Cassidy struck out 12 over the distance. Mick Joseph took the loss after four innings. Bruce Percich hurled a one hitter to topple Sutey Oil 3 to 1, with Doug Gusefson routing McQueen. John Sivalon benefited from Bill Lakner’s two triples in a 174 to blank Victor. Jim Kennedy homered as Bob McDonel went 3 for 4 with two doubles and a single to lift Miners 9 to 7 over White's. Safeway edged Kiwanis 5 to 1 aided by Schass’s two RBI triple.
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Tim Downey Delivers Lone Run For Northwest League Victory
Little League star Tim Downey scored the decisive run as his team edged Harrington’s Surgical Supply 1 to 0 in the Northwest League. Ted Kerner earned the win in relief of Fabatz, while John Twoomey took the loss with two hits allowed and nine strikeouts. Jimmy George homered and Joe Jang made a leaping catch for South Side in a separate Mile High contest, as Vukovich pitched one hit ball for the win and Doran started for 7-Up. Merrick led 7-Up with their lone hit.
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Bombers Seize 9-2 Win Behind Tresh Lopez Pace Tigers
New York Yankees mount a 9-2 victory over Detroit Tigers as Tresh and Lopez pace the offense. Al Downing battles control issues amid a rough start for the Tigers in the interleague tilt.
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Angels Rout Twins 9-6 Behind Four Unearned Inning Burst
Los Angeles Angels scored four unearned runs in the third, two on Hank Foiles home run, to beat the Minnesota Twins 9-6. The Angels moved into first place in the American League with a 92 record as Gerry Roggenburk made his first major league start for Minnesota. Downing earned his seventh win since recall, allowing seven walks and seven hits while fanning nine.
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Kansas City Knocks Pale Hose Into 2nd
Kansas City Athletics trimmed the Chicago White Sox 4-3 to move into second place in the American League. Jay Hankins delivered a two run triple and three hits from relief pitchers Dale Willis and John Wyatt helped seal the win. Hankins scored on a drive through left as Wayne Causey and Ted Bowsfield crossed.
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Missoula Woman Wins Golf Crown in Boise
Helen Tremper of Missoula defeated Mary Murray of Denver to win the Idaho Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Plantation Golf Course Boise. Tremper shot two under par over the final 24 holes to clinch the title.
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Colts Want Kids Laughing at Trade Talk Says Richards
Houston Colts General Manager Paul Richards dismissed trade rumors around the pitching staff as a laugh. He said teams would need to trade younger players, not veterans, and that clubs are hesitant to part with their youngsters.
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Gibbons Signs 1963 Contract With Detroit Lions
Jim Gibbons, a six foot three inch, 220 pound wide receiver in his sixth NFL season, signed his 1963 contract with the Detroit Lions. He caught 38 passes for 318 yards last season and works for a moving company in the off season in Detroit.
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