Quiet Sluggers Lift Orioles to Lead on Bowens and Robinson
Baltimore’s Robimson and Bowens provided the heft as the Orioles beat the White Sox 4-2 to reclaim first place. Brooks Robinson homered twice in the fourth and drove in the decisive runs with a ninth inning single after Luis Aparicio set up the rally. Bowens added his 17th homer and 50th RBI, as Baltimore stopped Chicago’s five-game win streak and gained a half game on the Sox.
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Dark Pulls Walk Trick Ends Giants Losing Streak
Dark’s costly intentional walk in the ninth helped St. Louis rally past San Francisco 6-5, dropping the Giants to third in the NL and one game behind Cincinnati with Philadelphia leading. Earlier NL results and highlights from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Houston, and Milwaukee, plus AL scores, are noted.
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Doubles Threats Pushed to National Tennis Final
In Chestnut Hill the San Antonio pair Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston seem poised to defend their national doubles title if opponents falter. Fortunes shifted as Frank Froehling and Charley Pasarell upset Arthur Ashe and Billy Bond in a marathon, while Riessen and Graebner battled darkness against Mike Sangster and Graham Stillwell. Weedon and Phillips advanced to meet them after a lopsided Army upset. In the women's semifinals Margaret Smith and Lesley Turner faced Nancy Richey, with Graebner-Richey and Bricka-Banks advancing to meet Mofitt-Susman.
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Axel drills start Monday for ASU football
Fall practice begins Monday for the Arizona State College team. Coach Max Spilsbury expects 40 candidates to report for varsity and freshman drills, with freshmen including guard Doug Mirch of San Manuel, brother of Rex Mirich now with the Oakland Raiders.
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Superior Bowl In Senior Play Ends in Semi Final Loss
In Otena, Kentucky, Brevham, Texas defeated Superior in the senior play semi finals. The Senior Little League tournament saw Superior eliminated after a first round draw and Brevham advancing to the night pre rounds.
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Baseball Scoreboard Today's Major League Games
Baseball scores list today with Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others. Several series and doubleheaders noted with outcomes, pitchers, and schedule details across the majors and minor leagues.
Persol and Hank Fight To Stirring Draw At Garden
New York AP reports Johnny Persol and Henry Hank fought to a ten round draw at Madison Square Garden. Crowd 5,219 watched the free TV bout ending the weekly series. Judges scored even, Referee favored Hank, AP and writers split on winner. prospect of a Garden return tour noted.
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Night Baseball Creator Dies in Kansas City
J E Wilkinson founder of night baseball and leader of the Kansas City Monarchs died in a nursing home at 86. He proposed night games in the 1930s while managing the Monarchs, an all Negro team he organized in 1920 and barnstormed with for many years.
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Federal Agents Probe Sale of Baseball Team To CBS
The Department of Justice is probing the CBS purchase of 80 percent of the New York Yankees for 11.2 million amid antitrust questions. Cronin and other AL owners report DOJ inquiries, with Finley and Allyn voicing strong protests over the telegraphed approval method and seeking a league meeting.
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Arizonans Eliminated At Wichita
In Wichita Kingsport rallied for a 7-6 win over Phoenix Stewart Motors ending Arizona entry to the Non-Pro Baseball Tournament. Larry Martin homered as Arizona led 6 5 entering bottom of ninth before a two run rally. Stewart finished 1 2. Kingsport 2 1. Former Arizona State hurler Skip Hancock aided Fairbanks 11 1 over Coyle with three innings and eight strikeouts.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Harmony Restored Yogi Fines Linz For Harmonica Incident
Yogi Berra fines Phil Linz two hundred dollars for playing Mary Had a Little Lamb on harmonica after being ordered to stop. Linz accepts blame, calls it his fault, and Berra says the affair is closed. Ralph Houk, in discussions with Berra, questions harmonica playing after losses. The Yankees drop to five straight in a 7 0 defeat to Boston.
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Cardinals Defend Home Turf In 30-21 Exhibition Win
St. Louis Cardinals halt Baltimore Colts with a blocked field goal an interception and a fumble recovery fueling three touchdowns and a field goal. Dale Meinert’s 26 yard interception return sparked a 13-7 halftime lead while Colts struggle to run gain 147 yards. Baltimore offense piled 234 passing yards but limited time to throw against the Cardinals defense in front of 32 000 fans.
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Vancouver ousts Tucson 6 2 in Western regional action
In Sacramento on August 22 1959 Vancouver Washington defeated Tucson 6 to 2 in the Western regional eliminations of Little League baseball. Shortstop England Laws led Tucson with two singles and one RBI.
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Amphi's Jim Peel shines in state all star clash
Jim Peel stood out as Amphi pitchers and receivers helped the Class A team edge the Bs 19 14 in a state high school all star football game held last night in Tucson. The event drew local fans and showcased top prep talent across the state.
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Jim Peel
Hawaii Pitcher Denied Workers Comp for Hand Injury
Hawaii pitcher Danny Rivas failed to obtain workers compensation after a July 13 injury in a Pacific Coast League game. The Workmen's Compensation division ruled the injury was caused by willful intention to injure another, making him ineligible.
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Danny Rivas
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Lakers Sign Texan from North Texas State
The Los Angeles Lakers signed 6-foot-5, 209-pound guard John Sav age from North Texas State as a back court prospect. He was their No. 5 pick in the NBA draft.
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