Carty Sparks Milwaukee's Sweep of Mets with Power
Rico Carty powered Milwaukee to an 11-7 and 15-10 doubleheader sweep of the Mets as he homered twice, doubled and singled in the two games, driving in eight. He boosted his batting average to .342, closing on Roberto Clemente's .343 lead.
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Rico Carty
New York
Milwaukee
Mets
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Ente
Dominican Republic
Madison Square Garden
Denis Menke
Frank Lary
Lee Maye
Chris Cannizzaro
Cannizzaro
Frank Thomas
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Phillies
Nalley wins 50 lap summer championship at Hagerstown Raceway
Bill Nalley of Brunswick Maryland captures the 50 lap double point summer championship at Hagerstown Raceway. Nalley led from the 16th lap after overtaking Jackie Dennison and survived four restarts to win. Johnny Roberts of Baltimore finished second with Dennison third and Clem Lamaster fourth. In the 30 lap limited sportsman, Charlie Beeler wins his fifth of the year as Gary Wolford and Shorty Bowers trade the lead before Beeler takes victory.
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Hagerstown
Bill Nalley
Brunswick
Nalley
Brunswick Bullet
Jackie Dennison
Arlington
Dennison
Johnny Roberts
Baltimore
Clem Lamaster
Winchester
Boyd Arnold
Everett
Gary Wolford
Brogueville
Shorty Bowers
Bowers
Charlie Beeler
Beeler
Local stock car heats crown near misses and names
Elwood Hager of Greencastle placed second in a race with Roscoe Barnes and Wayne Lutz following in third and fourth. Earl Mayhugh of Chambersburg won the semi late feature. Next Sunday at the Raceway a triple feature stock car event plus go kart racing is announced. Heat results list Barnes, Lutz, Mixell in first heat. Rohrer, Arnold, Lewis in second. Bowers, Hager, Wolford in third. Roberts, Abel, Lamaster in fourth.
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Earl May
Hugh
Chambersburg
Raceway
Barnes
Lutz
Les Mixell
Fred Rohrer
Arnold
Vic Lewis
Bowers
Hager
Wolford
Roberts
Bobby Abel
Lamaster
Reds place Bobby Klaus on waivers during roster trim
The Cincinnati Reds announced they placed infielder Bobby Klaus on waivers as they reduced their roster to 25 players. Two players were promoted from the San Diego organization to fill spots.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Klaus
San Diego
USA Wins Duals Meet For First Time
The United States clinched its first overall victory over the USSR at Memorial Coliseum, with a 187 to 156 total score. Athletes set two world records and three American marks, led by Jim Grelle in the 1300 meters and Bob Schul with Bill Dellinger in the 5000 meters, as Gerry Lindgren starred in the 10,000 and Ira Davis, Leah Ferris, and Willye White posted notable marks.
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Los Angeles
United States
USA
Ussr
Memorial Coliseum
Russia
Moscow
Jim Grelle
Bob Schul
Bill Dellinger
Gerry Lindgren
Fred Hanse
Dallas Long
Valery Brumel
Brumel
Ira Davis
Leah Ferris
Honolulu
Willye White
Chicago
Miss White
Lindgren
Davis
Gena
George Young
Duckpin Scores Highlight Ban tam League Action at Health Center Lanes
Road Runners split with Choppers as Terry Golladay bowled a 127 season high in the Summer League. Sharon Clark led Choppers with 86, while other scorers included Archie Griffith 104, 82 and Four Aces with Boyd Beeler 83, Julie Beeler 83. Charlers beat Unbeatables twice with Karla McCall 115 and 100 for 215, joined by Wanda Schuller 97, 87 and Denny Martin 84. Bucky McCarty posted 209 series as Alley Cats defeated Moonshiners twice. Zachary Smith topped his lineup with 92, and Beatles Four upset Duckpinners twice as Wayne Jenkins 98, 95 aided the win. Duckpinners saw David Burke 111, 97 and Mitch Patton 104. James Stotler and Gary Teets won Boys Doubles by three pins over Lonnie Whitlock and Freddie Griffith, Stotler 122 Teets 116. Tommy Anderson 120 116 110 and Eddie Shade 138 330 as a team swept Invisibles. Jimmy Shanholtz 142 139 and Paul Bromley 133 powered a 3-0 win over Schneider and Lake. Charles Mason Jr 148 with Phillip McKee gave a win over Bierlein and Kaval. Bierlein 119 118 Kaval 107, McKee 117 aided his lineup.
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Archie Griffith
Boyd Beeler
Julie Beeler
Karla McCall
Charlers
Wanda Schuller
Denny Martin
James Stotler
Gary Teets
Lonnie Whitlock
Freddie Griffith
Stotler
Teets
Griffith
Tommy Anderson
Eddie Shade
Invisibles
Jimmy Shanholtz
Paul Bromley
Bobby Schneider
Mike Lake
Charles Mason, Jr
Phillip McKee
Ray Bierlein
Bob Kaval
Venturi Wins Narrowly In Insurance Open Thriller
Ken Venturi failed to seal a birdie finish on the 72nd hole and tied for first place at 11 under par with Al Besselink Sam Carmichael Paul Bondeson and Jimmy Grant in a four way runner up finish behind Venturi at the Insurance City Open in Hartford. Venturi then heads to San Francisco for Ken Venturi Day and a parade after winning the National Open.
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Hartford
Sam Carmichael
PGA
al Besselink
Venturi
Sam
Bessy
Besselink
Carmichael
Paul Bondeson
Jimmy Grant
Wethersfield
Pacific Coast
St. Luc
Que
Hall of Fame Adds Seven New Members in Cooperstown
Hall of Fame in Cooperstown inducts seven new members. four attend in person including Heinie Manush Luke Appling Burleigh Grimes and Urban Faber with 270 and 253 career wins. Tim Keefe John Montgomery Ward and Miller Huggins honored posthumously with family reps as Ford Frick presides.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Hall of Fame
Heinie Manush
Luke Appling
Burleigh Grimes
Urban Faber
Tim Keefe
John Montgomery Ward
Miller Huggins
Lorenzen Wins Volunteer 500 At Bristol In Record Time
Fearless Freddie Lorenzen led the final lap to capture $4,185 at Bristol International Speedway. Petty led early and finished second as Lorenzen overtook him after lap 496, with hot conditions and heat exhaustion noted for Lorenzen who had returned from a Daytona Beach crash.
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Bristol, Tenn
Freddie Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Bristol International Speedway
Lor
Enzen
Ford
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Petty
Lorenzen
Fireball Roberts
Jim Paschal
Bristol
Daytona Beach
Beccame
Ned Jarrett
Jarrett
Bunkie Blackburn
Paschal
Billy Wade
Kelso Leaves Title Open In Major Horse Race
New York AP Kelso the dominant American racehorse for four years finished fifth in the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. The defeat, in a $110,000 event, cost Kelso about 15 lengths and $71,500, ending his bid for another major victory and keeping the Horse of the Year race open. Gun Bow won in 1:59.3 over 114 miles, beating Olden Times and Sunrise Flight.
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Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Bohemia
Gun Bow
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Round Table
Carl Hanford
Hanford
Sunrise ‘Flight
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