Cuban Stable Stops Shomo For Sixth Round TKO At Garden
Jose Stable of Oriente Cuba defeated Vince Shomo of New York by a technical knockout at 1 08 of round six in a nationally televised Madison Square Garden bout. Referee Joe Loscalzo halted the fight as Shomo could not continue after heavy punishment. Stable, ranked third welterweight, dominated from the fourth round and pressed the attack to secure a major step toward Emile Griffith title contention. Shomo suffered cuts above both eyes and nasal and facial bleeding as the Garden crowd watched a brutal main event.
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Hepola Tosses No-Hitter In Little League
Paul Hepola pitched a no-hitter for South Side as Seven UP fell 3-0. He struck out 17 and drove in a run with a solo homer. Bill Reed and Andy Jaap led IBEW Indians to a 6-5 win over Little Braves, while Tom Boyle beat WCT Yanks 8-6. Greg Lundwall earned the win with 12 K, Bernie Dennehy hit two homers for Veterans of Foreign Wars in an 11-9 victory over Miners Union No. 1, and Freddie Chouinard made an unassisted double play to seal the VFW win.
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Andy Jaap
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Tom Boyle
WCT Yanks
Greg Lundwall
Bernie Dennehy
Miners Union
Billy Petritz
Eddie Merzlak
VFW
Freddie Chouinard
Pennant Fever Hits Baltimore
Baltimore is gripped by pennant fever after the Orioles swept a three game series from the New York Yankees and moved to a 2 1/2 game lead in the American League. World Series ticket requests have surged by mail and phone, with season tickets bought to secure postseason access, says Orioles president Lee MacPhail.
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IOC admits Indonesia to Tokyo Games amid South Africa row
The IOC Executive Board reversed course and lifted Indonesia’s suspension to compete in October’s Tokyo Games, while signaling a hard line against South Africa over apartheid. Indonesia sought equal participation after Tokyo entry pressures from Arab League and Japan. South Africa faced a deadline to denounce apartheid with a mixed team stance not met.
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Phillies Rally With Three Two-Run Homers To Defeat Cardinals
Three two run homers by Cookie Rojas Richie Allen and Clay Dalrymple powered the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6 5 comeback win over the St Louis Cardinals. Ed Roebuck earned the victory as Cardinals reliever Dan Beatles was knocked out after Tony Gonzalez doubled and yielded the decisive shot. Rojas homer followed Gonzalez walk and Allen connected on his 15th homer onto the 422 foot center field terrace with Callison aboard after Dick Groats error.
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Dan Beatles
Tony Gonzalez
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Butte Legion Hosts Libby in Weekend Baseball Clash
The Butte Legion squad carries a 7-14 overall record and 4-4 conference mark as it prepares to host Libby Sunday. August Roberts leads the pitching staff with a 3-1 record. Last weekend Butte split a two game series with Missoula, and Bozeman defeated Butte 10-5 at Duggan Memorial Field in a midweek non conference game.
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Los Angeles Angels Extend Winning Streak in Double Shutout
Los Angeles, led by Bo Belinsky in the opener and Bob Meyer in game two, blanked the Kansas City Athletics 1 0 and 2 0 respectively. Meyer earned his first major league win, with Bob Lee finishing the final three innings. Fregosi and Smith drove in runs in the first inning as Smith also scored on Rodgers' hit.
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Cubs Edge Colts In 10th Inning Thriller
Chicago Cubs defeated the Houston Colts 7-4 in 10 innings as Leo Burke lined a pinch single to ignite a two run rally that featured hits by Ernie Banks Len Gabrielson and Dick Bertell securing the win.
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Bial
Mets Edge Braves 8-4 in Record Inning Rally
The New York Mets defeated the Milwaukee Braves 8-4 as Joe Christopher hit a grand slam fueling a historic inning. The win snapped a five game losing streak for New York and showcased a prolific scoring burst.
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Wright takes early lead in Waldemar Open in Brookville
Mickey Wright, top money winner with 12,655, shot a three under 70 to grab the lead at the Waldemar Open on the Tom O'Shanter course. She sits one stroke ahead of Sandra Palmer and Sandra Haynie after a 32 for the front nine with five birdies.
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Helena Stops Miners in Big Sky Baseball Thriller
Charlie Pride hit a bases loaded homer in the sixth as Helena East Helena beat the Butte Miners 10 to 8. Helena led 4-0 early, Butte clawed back with two solo shots, Pride’s grand slam sealed the lead, and pitcher Sell earned the win after replacing starter Serenar.
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Major League Home Run Leaders By League
American League leaders include Stuart of the Red Sox with 55, Killebrew of the Twins 52, Wagner of the Indians 51, Calavito of the Athletics 46, and Robinson of the Orioles 42. National League leaders feature Mays of the Giants 53, Boyer of the Cardinals 51, Santo of the Cubs 44, Stargell of the Pirates 44, Torre of the Braves 42, Williams of the Cubs 42, and Banks of the Cubs 42.
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Giants edge Dodgers on unearned run in eighth
Tom Hialler's sacrifice fly scored Willie Mays in the eighth, giving the San Francisco Giants a 48 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night.
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Willie Mays
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Probable Baseball Matchups and Scores Recap
Saturday schedules show Moeller facing Marichal for the Giants. Tsitouris versus Blass and Lary against Fischer headlined twin bill games. Night results include New York 0 Detroit 1 in 1 inning and Boston 3 Cleveland 2. Sunday games listed.
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Softball Results from Inn 1 League
Ozzie League game at Inn 1 saw Martys Ole defeat Race Track 12 to 6 against Yellowstone Bar. Yellowstone Bar played in the same venue, reporting final score details for the matchup.
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Golf Association passes 2450 club milestone
The United States Golf Association formed by five clubs in 1894 now counts 2 450 member clubs nationwide.
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Red Sox Catcher John Tillman Known As Bob
Boston reports catcher John Tillman commonly goes by his middle name Bob. The veteran backstops critics praise his handling of pitchers and steady batting.
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Houston Colts Domed Stadium Boasts Thousands of Windows
The Houston Colts new domed stadium features nearly 5,000 separate windows as part of its distinctive design.
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Orioles Rally to 94 Win Over Senators in 13th Inning
Boog Powell belted a two out homer in the 13th as Baltimore beat Washington 94 to extend its AL lead to 3 games. Powell's 17th homer came with Bob Laverine aboard after Baltimore tied the game in the ninth. Senators' early two runs came on a first inning rally.
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Chuck Hinton
Bill Skowron
Arrigo’s No-Hitter Ruined in St Paul by Hershberger
In St Paul UPI reports Arrigo carried a no hit bid into the ninth before Mike Hershberger lined a drive to right center to spoil it. Arrigo walked one and hit two batters while fanning eight, earning his fifth win in six decisions as Chicago slid past the twin bill.
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Harmon Killebrew
Belinsky Delivers 1-0 Win Extending Angels Streak
Bo Belinsky pitched eight innings of six hit ball to lift the Los Angeles Angels 1-0 over the Kansas City Athletics in game one of a doubleheader. A ninth inning threat was halted by Bob Duliba as Angels win their 10th straight. Rodger’s scoring fly on a Knoop sacrifice provided the only run. Moe Drabowsky took the loss.
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Moe Drabowsky
Clemente Leads Pirates Past Reds in 8 3 Victory
Billy Virdon and Roberto Clemente each had three hits to pace a 13 hit attack as Bob Veale limited Cincinnati to produce an 8-3 win for Pittsburgh Friday night.
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Nixon's Homer Caps Red Sox Comeback Win Over Indians
Russ Nixon delivered a two out two run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift Boston past Cleveland 3 2. Tomy John pitched the distance for Cleveland before the loss, while Nixon’s late blast erased an earlier Indians lead and gave Boston the victory.
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