Stingy Stu Stymies Sox I Man War Hits Giants
Stingy Stu Miller salvaged two one run wins for Baltimore over Boston to lift the Orioles to first in the American League. Wes Stock earned his 11th win in a row for Kansas City and Harmon Killebrew led the Twins in a 7-6 victory over Detroit. Frank Robinson and others supplied key hits as the Phillies widened their lead with a doubleheader sweep of the Mets in New York.
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Dancer Favored To Steal Plate In Classic Run
The Argentine trainer Luro eyed North America’s oldest race with Northern Dancer as the favorite in the 105th Plate. The Dancer, owner E. P. Taylor, and other Canadian foaled stars prepared after a grueling campaign. Post time was 4 20 p m EST as rest and Travers plans at Saratoga hovered in sight.
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Morning baseball notes and standings snapshot
Today's games feature San Francisco at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Houston at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Cincinnati in the American League standings Baltimore leads Chicago New York Minnesota Cleveland Boston Detroit Los Angeles Washington Kansas City and others with recent results and several postponed or conditional games noted.
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Watkins Edges Jaycees in Pony League Protest
Watkins Motor Lines defeated the Jaycees 17 to 6 last night as a protest from the bottom of the fourth inning was filed. A YMCA board will hear the protest later this month. Wayne House and Mike Roper went 2 for 4 for Watkins, with House adding a double.
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Kiwanis Blitzes D. M. In Junior Pony League Showdown
Kiwanis defeated Davis Meter 22 to 6 while Sunnyland triumphed over Exchange Club 19 to 13 in Junior Pony League action. Kiwanis relied on 18 walks and 3 errors to win despite only eight hits led by Joe Peeples 3 for 4 with two doubles and Steve Carroll 2 for 5. Roddy Williams went 2 for 2 with a double for Davis Meter. Sunnyland benefited from 3 for 3 by Charles Singletary and Dicky Parrish 3 for 4. Parrish was the winning pitcher for Kiwanis, going the distance with seven strikeouts and seven walks.
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National League Batting Leaders and Awards
The Associated Press lists top NL hitters including Williams Chicago .375 and Mays San Francisco .360 in at bats 125. Mays 58 runs, Williams 48, Mays 51 RBIs, Oliva 90 hits, Hinton 86, Clemente 82 doubles, Santo 6 triples, Mays 20 home runs, Wills 28 steals. Pitching highlights include Ford 9-1 .900 and Koufax 100 strikeouts.
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Harvard Stars Dominate Ivy Hockey and Swim Wins
Harvard has clinched the Ivy hockey title for three straight seasons. Under Coach William Brooks the swimming program has won 36 of 39 meets across the last three seasons.
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Jacobs Leads Open After Monster 64 Night Flight
Tommy Jacobs shot a 64 at Congressional to lead the U S Open at 4 under par with 136 total, one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer who trails bidding for a grand slam. The 50th anniversary Open recalls Walter Hagen's era as fans wonder about Jacobs’s fate in the final holes.
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Jacobs shoots 64 stuns Open field at 7,053 yards
In a dramatic Open round, Jacobs posted 64 with a 60 ft 5 in birdie at 18 as Harrison questions the feat. Palmer added 69 after opening 68, Collins with 71 for 141 in third. Nicklaus struggled to 78 leaving him at 146. 80 qualifiers, 180 to cut.
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Gene Littleree
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Bob Charles
William Campbell
Amateur Leads Coosa Tourney at Rome Open
Lucius Smith, a Rome amateur, shot a three under par 69 to lead the 18th annual Coosa Country Club Open on Friday. He is one stroke ahead of pros Jim Stamps and Olaf Bergwall, with amateurs Hackett and Charles on 72. The three day event ends Sunday with $600 to pros and a $250 top pro payout.
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Georgia Crate Tops Bankers In Farm League Game
Georgia Crate beat the Bankers 17 to 10 in YMCA Farm Baseball action yesterday. Jimmy Rayburn and Danny Highsmith hit triples for Georgia Crate while Allen Chastain homered and doubled for the Bankers. Randall Hatcher added a double.
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Greyhound Racing Summary Monticello Florida
The Monticello track reports results for eleven races with listed dogs per event and summaries of Friday results including top finishes and payout figures. Multiple races feature notable contenders such as Camino Tom Mac Coy's Here F.C.'s Ray Laura Clem Opal's Pajamas and Sue's Mystery among others with race times and quinela payouts noted.
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Persol Beats Olson In New York Bout
Johnny Persol from New York outpointed Bobo Olson of San Francisco in a 10 round fight held in New York City.
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Olson Loses Title Shot In Defeat by Youngster
New York AP report on Bobo Olson losing to Johnny Persol by majority decision in a New York bout. Persol dominated with jabs and rights. Olson, 35, tearful in defeat, seeks a rematch in San Francisco Aug 28. Olson’s title shot hopes fade while Persol improves to 12-1.
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