Roger Maris to Retire After End of Season
Roger Maris announced at a press conference he will retire from baseball at season’s end. The star outfielder, who set the single season home run record, spent seven years with the Yankees and one with the Cardinals, with his career highlighted by the 1961 MVP season and a World Series presence.
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Pappas Homer Ignites Atlanta Rally Past Cubs
Milt Pappas sparked Atlanta with a sixth inning three run homer and pitched six hitters as the Braves defeated Chicago 6-1 to snap the Cubs six game win streak. Ernie Banks tied it with a homer in the sixth before Atlanta's burst led by Pappas and Abreu.
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Pipers Hire Jim Harding As New Houston Coach
The Minnesota Pipers named Jim Harding head basketball coach, signing a two year contract to replace Vince Gazzetta. Harding, 39, led LaSalle College to a 20 8 record and a NCA A berth before considering the move two weeks ago. A LaSalle spokesman confirmed the talks and Harding praised his team’s strong season.
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Rose Johnson and Helms Lead 300 Roll Call Mention
The report highlights Rose Johnson and Helms in a 300 roll call with remarks on the highest marks. It notes an average of 29 in the American League shared by Rod Carew and Ted Ahlaender of the Minnesota Twins, and references Adelphia Harding’s four year contract and a school timetable.
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Astros rally past Mets in seventh inning comeback
Houston erases deficit behind Doug Rader's two scoring hits and a late double as they beat New York 65 in a high scoring Monday night game. The AP report notes Rader's two key innings and mentions Mets errors and other NL leaders.
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Sunday Schools Plan Softball Pairings Soon
The Anderson Sully School MM Melro Association sponsosored softball tourney will be at Shady Sile Park with secretary Les Hoff announcing the schedule. Pairings for Thursday games on Aug 9 include North Aulerson A vs Bethany at 6 30 pm and Bt. John’s Lutte ran vs Mounds Baptist at 7 0 pm Arrow Heights Fundamental Baptist also listed.
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Bosox Topple Chicago Foe In Tenth
Russell's run scoring single in the 10th inning lifted the Boston Red Sox to a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Tom McCraw doubled and scored on Tommy Davis's double, but Davis was thrown out at third on the next play. Bill Landis earned the win after relieving Dave Morehead in the seventh.
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Division A Sunday School Softball Tonight Schedule
Three games are on the Division A schedule at Shadyside Park Diamond. At 6:36 Nexendria faces Whetstone, at 7:40 Park Place meets Madison, and at 8:50 South Me takes on Anderson Be.
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Cepeda Delivers Decisive Run in Cards 3 2 Win
Orlando Cepeda returned to action for the St. Louis Cardinals and singled to score the deciding run in the sixth inning on Mike Shannon’s double as they beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Cepeda hit .259 with one other hit in four appearances, lifting the Cards after three straight losses to the Cubs.
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Hewitt And Holmberg Score Early Tennis Wins In Meadow Club Open
South Africa’s Bob Hewitt and Ron Holmberg of New York led seeds with first round grass victories at the Meadow Club’s 79th invitation event in Southampton W Y. Holmberg defeated Mike Mullan 64 62 while Hewitt beat Tan Hewitt 6-2 6-2 as others skipped the tourney to prepare for Davis Cup play in Cleveland.
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Powell Robby Back-To-Back Homers Win Orioles Over Yankees
Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson hit back-to-back homers in the 10th to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 5 3 victory over the New York Yankees. Pete Richert earned the win in relief as Baltimore moved within five and a half games of Detroit in the pennant race. The game featured a late Orioles rally and an inside-the-park homer by Bobby Cox for New York earlier.
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