Dodgers complete sweep over Giants 6 5 in NL action
Dodgers rally from 5-2 deficit to beat the Giants 6-5 as John Roseboro drives in the tying and winning runs with a sacrifice fly by Dick Calmason relief. Wal Alston managers a late surge while Maury Wills Jim Gilliam Ron Fairly and Willie Moon contribute key hits in the comeback win.
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Wally Moon
John Roseboro
Dick Calam
Ken Boyer
Ted Savage
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Savage
L Iteup
Frank Torre
Johnny Callison
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Shenandoah College Falls in Region 15 Final
Shenandoah College Hornets lose 2 1 to State University Junior College Aggies in the Region 15 baseball final. Duffield tw o hitter limits Shenandoah as Wymer surrenders seven hits. Shenandoah ends season 7 6 with strong late rally but no title.
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Eddie Wymer
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Bill Ritchie
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E. C. Overstreet
Larry Wadsworth
Duffield
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Ted Williams era rookie starting for Red Sox shines on mound
The Red Sox beat the Senators 4-1 behind Morehead’s strong pitching marking his third straight win and a 1.13 ERA. Williams era rookie Ted Williams was noted as a standout hitter while Frank Malzone homered and Claude Osteen took the loss. Various MLB games highlighted Yankees, Indians, and Athletics wins in doubleheaders.
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Baseball Standings And Weekend Results Mixed In News
A cluttered recap shows team records with multiple cities and scores. Highlights include New York beating Baltimore 2 0 and Cleveland routing Detroit 9 3 while Chicago swept Los Angeles in extra innings and Kansas City edged Minnesota 2 1 in rain delayed games.
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Boros Wins Colonial Open Over Big Three
Julius Boros ignores the Big Three to win the Colonial National Invitation by four strokes at Fort Worth. He cards a 71 final round to finish at 264, earning $12,000 and moving into fifth on the PGA money list. Gary Player takes second, Jack Nicklaus third, Arnold Palmer fourth.
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Tony Lema
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Doug Sanders
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