Mets Rally Past Dodgers as Reds Close Gap in NL Race
The Mets beat the Dodgers 6-3 as Jay Hook earned the win after a tie-breaking eighth inning. Throneberry Coleman Kanehl homered for New York while Drysdale took the loss. San Francisco and Cincinnati won to tighten the NL pennant chase with Los Angeles 2% games up on the Giants.
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Associated Press
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Casey Stengel
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Don Drysdale
Ron Perranoski
Marv Throneberry
Choo Choo Coleman
Rod Kanehl
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Orlando Ce
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Cepeda
Billy O'Dell
Phils
Bob Purkey
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Lou Brock
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Hank Aaron
Durocher Collapses From Penicillin Allergy at Polo Grounds
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher fainted during the Mets game at the Polo Grounds after receiving a penicillin shot for an infection. Doctors treated him with antihistamines and oxygen, assisted by Dr. Wade Hastings and Dr. Louis Part.
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Mets
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Cub Run Archers Win Brown Jug Event at Izaak Walton Park
The Cub Run Archers of Centerville won the Little Brown Jug shoot at Izaak Walton Park with 134 entrants from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland The Broken Arrow Club of Boyce earned the four man high team trophy Tommy Frye 924 of Broken Arrow won Top class A Betty Keckley 717 of Shawnee Bowmen took Women class A Doris and Eugene Limerick Fredericksburg earned high husband and wife score on handicap Louis Hudson 925 of Broken Arrow won Free Style while Joe Butts Shawnee Bowman finished 678 in Junior Boys eight dollar prize.
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Centerville
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Betty Keckley
Shawnee Bowmen
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Eugene Limerick
Fredericksburg
Louis Hudson
Joe Butts
Shawnee Bowman
Pirates threaten walkout over night makeup doubleheader
Pittsburgh Pirates players led by spokesman Friend and shortstop Dick Groat object to a night game scheduled by the St Louis Cardinals as a makeup for a rained out contest. They say management has no right to place a night game before a doubleheader and demand owners consult players before such decisions.
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Grinnan Wins Modified Feature at Winchester Speedway
Al Grinnan of Fredericksburg wins the modified feature at Winchester Speedway last night. Earl Moran finishes second, Red Nittinger third. Moran and Grinnan collide after the finish. Grinnan spun out early at turn two. In sportsman, Dick Hansberger wins with Charlie Beller second and Doug Bailey third amid a first turn pileup.
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Mo Lina outpoints Brown in San Jose boxing result
The Associated Press reports Luis Molina 138 of San Jose defeats Joe Brown 138 of Houston by decision in San Jose. In Paterson New Jersey Herschel Jacobs 163 of White Plains outpoints Charley Jordan 168 of Paterson over eight rounds.
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Packers Extend Exhibition Streak with 41-14 Win Over Cardinals
Green Bay remains undefeated in exhibitions at 3-0 after routing St Louis 41-14. Chicago Bears visit Milwaukee aiming to end the Packers run as NFL and AFL exhibition schedules unfold across key matchups and roster cuts approach deadlines.
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Major League Leaders Hitters and Power Leaders List
National League top players include Robinson Cincinnati batting .344 with 112 runs and 116 RBIs. Mays San Francisco and Aaron Milwaukee lead in homers and other stats. American League leaders feature Runnels Boston batting .335, Siebern Kansas City 96 RBIs, Richardson New York 163 hits, and Wood Detroit 24 steals.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
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Boston
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Kansas City
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Minnesota
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New York
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Detroit
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Friday's Results and Upcoming MLB Schedule
Baseball scores list for Friday with results from Boston Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles and New York. Future games include doubleheaders and rain postponed fixtures across multiple venues and days.
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Smith Poised for Second Straight Open Title Run
Al Smith of Danville, winner in 1958 and 1960, moved into the second round of the fifth annual USGA Open at Boonsboro Country Club tied for the lead with 19-year-old amateur Ronnie Gerringer. Smith and Gerringer posted two-under-par 70 as Sam Wallace and Claude King trailed, with several stars struggling in the opening round of the three-round event.
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Virginia Beach
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Richmond
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Langley Air Force Base
Joe Cannon
Charlottesville
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Arlington
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Gainesboro to Meet Gerrardstown Tomorrow at Rouss Park
Gainesboro faces Gerrardstown tomorrow at 2 30 in a game at Rouss Park. Leroy DeHaven will start for Gainesboro with Sonny Luttrell behind the plate. Harry Mason serves as Gainesboro manager.
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Angels Blow Chance To Close on Yanks
The Angels failed to gain ground on the Yankees after a 7-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox. Ray Herbert took the loss as the Angels managed only a sixth inning score. The Yankees lost to Baltimore while the Orioles overwhelmed New York in a doubleheader.
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Orlando Pena
Minnesota
Bowling Round up Highlights In Health Center leagues
Ernie Davies led with 132 and Roy Smelser added 131 as their team won three matches over Jennings-Webber in the Husband-Wife League at Health Center Lanes. June Davies posted 110 for the 20 4 winners, Aggie McCall led McCall Zuckerman with 120-334 in a four some win over Schullers and Pattons.
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Shenandoah Downs to Honor Father of West Virginia Racing
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town honors Samuel B. Chilton, the man credited with fathering WV racing, by presenting the Sam Chilton Handicap a mile race. Chilton, 76, will attend to receive the trophy after the main event as Red Tears and Ware vie for top weights. The program also features Tri-State Prep, a 5 furlong two year old race, ahead of the Tri-State Futurity set for Sept. 7.
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Shenandoah Downs
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Chton
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Ware
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Davidson Sets Record With Six Wins At Shenandoah Downs
Jockey Davidson rode six winners on a nine race card at Shenandoah Downs last night the first to achieve six wins on a nine race program. He claimed the daily double and two of four to win the twin double and increased his total for 47 nights to 77. Stanley Small trails with 27 wins.
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Shenandoah Downs
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Davidson
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City League Playoffs On Tonight
City League playoffs feature Cedar Creek and Burnt Factory winners from last night’s doubleheader at Senseng Park. Cedar Creek beat EUB 4 1 with unearned runs and timely hits while Burnt Factory raced Welltown 15 2 as Adkins and Dunn led the attack. Tonight Lucky Inn faces Halltown at 7 p.m. with Grim and Longerbeam slated to pitch.
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