Dean Chance and Harmon Killebrew Shine in MLB Action
Dean Chance extended his win streak to eight with a 7-0 shutout of Washington in the second game of a doubleheader. Harmon Killebrew hit his 41st homer, led the Twins to a 7-6 win over Cleveland, and seized the RBI lead. Baltimore beat the Yankees 5-4 as Brooks Robinson homered three times in the landmark meeting between the clubs.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
Don Zimmer
Vic Power
Don Blasingame
Halltown, TACs win big in City Softball action
Halltown topped Northside 80 in a game that saw Halltown score in six innings and win with solid hitting led by Peacher and Anders. TACs routed Lucky Inn 16-5 with R. Hockman collecting multiple triples and decisive support from Ewing and Robertson. Tonight the City League tournament opens with Clarke County Esso vs Shortys Grocery and TACs vs Winchester Merchants as Halltown clinches regular-season top seed.
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Lucky Inn
West Virginians
Simon
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Shorty’s
Tac's
Winchester Merchants
Rotary Finishes Season In Style
The Rotary Little Baseball League capped its season with a 3-0 no hitter by Stone over Kiwanis and an 11-6 win over the Lions as Stone fanned 17 in the Kiwanis matchup. Rotary added two late hits in a 3-0 to claim the win. Eyre pitched well for the Lions in the other game. Forty golfers topped $10,000 in earnings in the first six months of the PGA tour, a figure that would have led yearly money winners in the past.
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Dixon
Rush
Giants Battled Braves Hurled Bolin Hurls One-Hitter
Giants pitcher Bob Bolin limited the Braves to a lone line single as San Francisco beat Milwaukee 3 0. Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey homered to back the effort and keep the Giants four games behind the Phillies. The Phillies swept the Mets 6 1 and 6 4 behind Jim Bunning and Rick Wise as Ed Kranepool homered for New York. In other NL action, Pirates topped Cubs 3 2, Cubs won 4 2 in the nightcap, Astros edged Reds 3 2, and St Louis defeated Los Angeles 4 3.
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Rick Wise
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Chicago
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Houston
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Duckpin Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Teams
In the Husband-Wife League at Health Center Lanes last night the Easteps and Godloves won 2-1 over Corbin-Patterson, led by 134 and 132 games for a 392 set. Other top efforts included Bonnie Eastep 121 and Alice Godlove 117, while Strikers posted strong showings with Libby McKee 122 and Polly Williams 127 in showcases for the insurance girls and Dodson-Whitacre claiming two wins with Frances Dodson 147 and Teets 127-357 in a high scoring night.
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Betty Corbin
Libby McKee
Helen Elsen
Mattie Sirbaugh
Polly Williams
Frances Dodson
Dodson-Whitacre
McCalls
Zuckermans
Eddie Shade
Ommy Anderson
Teets
Stotler
Pro Football Friday Results and Weekend Schedule
NFL results include Philadelphia 24 Pittsburgh 13 and Detroit 28 Baltimore 28 tie. Tonight slate lists New York at Green Bay Cleveland at Los Angeles Chicago at Richmond St Louis at Minnesota Atlanta. Dallas at San Francisco in Portland. Sundays show No games scheduled AFL Kansas City 24 Buffalo 21 Oakland 20 Denver 7 Houston at San Diego in Little Rock. Only game scheduled.
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Belinsky Suspended After Punch Slugfest With Dyer
Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky suspended indefinitely after punching LA Times sportswriter Braven Dyer in a Washington hotel lobby. Dyer required five stitches and suffered a black eye, while both men described a heated exchange over an AP quote. Belinsky vows to meet with his lawyer as manager Rigney seeks his removal.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Angels
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Angels
Los Angeles
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Times
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Bill Rigney
Dyer
Open golf frustration persists after Brookline setback
An over par total score has not won an open golf tournament since last year's USGA National Open at Brookline.
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Brookline
Legion Tourney Field in For More Cutting
In Staunton the Region 3 American Legion baseball tournament halves its field to three for third round action. Charlotte N C remains unbeaten at 2-0, while NC champions lead 2-0 and three others sit 1-1. Today West Palm Beach faces Tuscaloosa and Athens plays Churchland with eliminations for losers. Charlotte has a bye and next plays Monday.
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Stars Rise and Fall in MLB Narrow Scoring Night
Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota drove in two runs with his 41st homer and a single as the Twins beat Cleveland 7-6 to move RBI lead with 92. Bob Bolin of the Giants allowed only one hit, a Ed Bailey single, in San Francisco's 3 0 win over Milwaukee.
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Harmon Killebrew
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RBI
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Cleveland
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Giants
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Daniels wins decision in New York bout over Jones
Billy Daniels of New York outpoints Doug Jones of New York over ten rounds. In Terracina Italy Sandro Mazzighi stops Cecil Mott of Phoenix in five rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Daniels
Doug Jones
Terracina
Italy
Sandro Mazzighi
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
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Minor league scores from international and coast leagues
Scores from the International League and Pacific Coast League with multiple games. Highlights include Atlanta over Buffalo 5-3 and Syracuse 5 Richmond 4 in 10 innings, plus Toronto 3 Jacksonville 2 and Salt Lake City 5 Oklahoma City 4 in 10 innings.
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Toronto
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Rochester
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Arkansas
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
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