Mets Rally TV Night Signals Sixth Avenue Saloon Scene
New York Mets end a rough start by building a winning streak shown on a Philadelphia telecast. Crowds in bars along Sixth Avenue watch as Mets fans heckle balk calls and chant for a long shot comeback, but Philadelphia ultimately wins 8 6 with late runs.
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Ron Hunt
Pan Am Games set events in SAO PAULO and Winnipeg
The Pan American Games in Brazil open a 16 day event schedule with the first finals in swimming and tennis shocks. The U S team rallies for a win in pool action while Frank Froehling suffers a surprise defeat. U S girls beat Chile 72 44 with Joan Crawford scoring 14. Winnipeg wins Pan Am bid for 1967.
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Frank Froehling
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Pan American Sports Organization
Lynch Delivers 12th Pinch Homer For Reds Rally Win
Cincinnati wins 7-4 as J Lynch hits his 12th pinch homer off Jack Sanford sparking an eight inning rally. Frank Robinson adds a two run shot after Lynch, with Eddie Mathews homer for Braves, Hank Aaron collects 1000th RBI in Milwaukee win. Pirates beat Cubs 2-0, Mets fall to Phillies 8-6.
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Major League Leaders AP Baseball Stats Summary
The Associated Press reports top MLB leaders by category. American League batting leaders include Aparicio and Tresh with .400, runs by Allison and Pearson, and RBIs led by Allison, Milne and Howard. Pitching highlights include Aguirre 3 0 and 8 with 2 0, Koufax striking out 28, Drysdale and Washburn with 21. Other AL leaders include stolen bases by Aparicio and Kaline. National League figures show Demeter batting .440 with 22 hits, H Aaron leading runs with 14, and home runs by Aaron, Demeter, Clemente, Mays, and McCovey with four each. Stolen bases feature Davis, Aaron, Clemente, and F Alou with three. Pitching leaders include Washburn 3-0 and 8 with 2-0, and Koufax 28 strikeouts.
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Deepest Ocean Canyons Largely Located in Pacific
Scientists note the Pacific Ocean hosts most of the world’s deepest submarine canyons. Researchers point to tectonic activity and sediment movement as key factors shaping these geologic features across vast underwater trenches.
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Unclear Baseball Result Noted With Balks and Pitchers
Inning by inning play featured three balks as the game stayed tight behind the efforts of winner Ray Culp and reliever Baldschun, with the house behind them holding firm.
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Baseball standings and schedules tease for regional teams
Team records and percent figures dominate this ledger from New York to San Francisco. Schedules list Detroit Kansas City Los Angeles Washington Minnesota Boston New York with multiple matchups and results across the week.
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Skin Cheney Shines Again for Nats and Wins Second
Tom Cheney, nicknamed Skin, pitched a four hitter for the Washington Senators as Los Angeles and Kansas City wins highlighted a day in the majors. Cheney extended his scoreless streak to 14 innings before an unearned Angel run. Chuck Hinton homered for the Senators, and Ed Brinkman contributed a two run single. In Detroit, Kansas City edged the Tigers 6 5 as the Athletics rallied from five down in the eighth to tie and win on Ed Charles’s RBI single.
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Angels
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Ed Brinkmen
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Ken McBride
Hornets Roll In 10-5 Victory At Rouss Park
Shenandoah Hornets beat Hagerstown Junior College 10 to 5 at Rouss Park to improve to 4 3. Eddie Wymer and Donnie Wright starred with key hits and Wright stole home during a four run first inning. Pitcher Bill Ritchie went the distance, scattering 10 hits with six walks.
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Hagerstown
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Winchester Golf Club
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Dick van Mullen
Pat Sheetz
Dave Griffin
Crown Cork Team Ranks Third In Virginia State Tenpin Tourney
The Crown Cork and Seal Yellow team sits third in the Virginia State Tenpin Handicap Tourney in Lynchburg. They posted a 2,689 score plus a 348 handicap for a 3,037 total, with top scores by Hal Catlett 586 and Kenny Rinker 525.
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Kenny Rinker
Junior Carter
Hal Catlett
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Dick Barker
Major Stars Aaron Tallies 1000th Run in Braves Win
Hank Aaron drove the 1000th run of his major league career with a third inning single for Milwaukee’s first tally, then homered as the Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 to 2. Tom Cheney allowed four hits and an unearned run for a 4-1 Senators win over the Angels.
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