Yorktown Tigers rout Lapel 7 1 in opener and 4 2 in second
Yorktown beat Lapel 7 1 in the first game and 4 2 in the nightcap as Baldwin, Glass, Murray and others powered a strong home run showing. Henderson, Stanley and Baldwin drove in runs with key hits as Yorktown improved to 12th and 13th wins in White River Conference play.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Sunday results across the Pacific Coast League and American League including Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 0 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 12 Philadelphia St. Louis 2-0 New York 1st 10 innings. AL games Cleveland 4-4 New York 1 Boston 4-3 Washington 3 Baltimore 5-4 Detroit 2-1 Minnesota 7-10 Oakland 5-0 California 1 Tulsa 8 Indianapolis Denver 6-8 Tacoma 49 Portland 4-8 Spokane 3-2 Oklahoma City 4 Vancouver 1st 2nd canceled curfew. Phoenix 2 San Diego 1 Hawaii 7 Seattle 0 Chicago 7 San Francisco 2 St. Louis 5 Philadelphia New York 5 Atlanta 2 Houston at Los Angeles night game. Exhbition Ames/Lea All-Stars 3 Cincinnati 1. Boston 7 New York Cleveland 7 Baltimore 3 Oakland 4 Chicago 0 California 6 Minnesota Detroit AL 10 Pittsburgh NL 1 at Cooperstown. Pitchers listed for NL and AL games with matchups including Seaver, Reed, Maloney, McBean, Wise, Jaster, Wilson, Osteen, Jenkins, Perry, Brunet, Bur bier, Merritt, Keller, Williams, Pascual, Krausse, Priddy. Multiple at bat matchups noted.
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McLain Favors Pennant Over 30-Win Milestone
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, leading the majors at 18-3, says his priority is helping the Tigers win the pennant rather than becoming baseball's first 30-game winner since Dizzy Dean. He reflects on past feuds, injuries, and his growth as a pitcher this season.
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Bullets Sale Expected In Baltimore News Conference
UPI reports the Baltimore Bullets plan a news conference Tuesday to announce the sale. Abe Pollin confirms negotiations to buy out partners Earl Foreman and Arnold Heft who cite disagreements profits and a desire for Baltimore management as reasons for selling.
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High school class redefines amphibious in Dundee Ky
In Dundee Kentucky a high school teacher asked students to define amphibious and use it in a sentence. One student replied it means fibbing suggesting humor about uncle Ed’s stories being fibious and funny.
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Medwick Goslin Cuyler Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Three former outfielders Joe Medwick Leon Goose Goslin and the late Jazon Kiki Cuyler were inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York on Monday Goslin and Medwick accepted plaques from Commissioner William D Eckert while Cuyler was represented by his widow son daughter and two grandchildren Also noted coach Vito Ragazzo of VMI football hopes for sophomore quarterback Murphy Sprinker this season.
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Boros Clinches First PGA Title at 48 in San Antonio
Julius Boros, at age 48, won his first PGA Championship with a 69 final round to finish 281 one over par. Arnold Palmer finished tied for second with Bob Charles and others chasing Boros at Pecan Valley Country Club.
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Mets Rally Past Braves 5-2 In Monday Night Win
The New York Mets defeated Atlanta 5-2 as Ron Swoboda delivered a sixth inning triple to spark a two run rally. Ed Kranepool doubled, Swoboda tripled, and Jerry Buchek doubled to break a 2-2 tie. Don Cardwell pitched five hits allowed for the win, with Bud Harrelson and Art Shamsky contributing early and late runs.
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Houston Smith Mt. Lawn Winners at Mount Lawn Track
Gene Houston of Muncie and Bob Smith of Richmond led a Sunday double at Mount Lawn near New Castle with 25 lap and multiple flying stock wins. Junior Shirley of Anderson and Tom Alexander of New Castle also claimed top finishes, while Syracuse and Penn State sit even at 20 wins apiece with five ties.
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Hunter Stops Sox as Oakland Singles 4-0 Win
Jim Hunter held Chicago to six hits for Oakland in a 4-0 victory. Dave Duncan hit a fourth inning homer with Danny Cater aboard on an error, and Reggie Jackson added a ninth inning shot. Hoyt Wilhelm tied Cy Young by making his 906th appearance.
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Young Bench Emerges as Reds Star Rookie
Cincinnati AP reports 20 year old Johnny Bench has become a star for the Reds this season. Veterans hail him as possibly the best catcher since Labby Hartness, with potential to surpass all. Bench notes hitting concerns as he accumulated .267 in 99 games with 24 doubles and 49 RBIs while showcasing a powerful throwing arm. Bench explains choosing catcher as the fastest route to the majors.
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Tribe Jumps On Rookie For 7 3 Victory
The Cleveland Indians built an early lead by scoring four runs in the first three innings off Baltimore rookie Mike Adamson and beat the Orioles 7-3 in Baltimore. Sonny Siebert improved to 11-5, with help from Lou Johnson's pinch homer and a Nelson triple. Don Buford homered for Baltimore, but relievers Mike Paul and Eddie Fisher held the Orioles scoreless after the third.
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Taxpayers told gifts not deductible for federal taxes
In this election year taxpayers are warned that political contributions are not deductible on federal income tax returns and cannot be deducted as business expenses or contributions. Commerce Clearing House notes these gifts fall under the federal gift tax.
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PGA Tour Split Rumors Hint Major Breakaway Move
In San Antonio the PGA faces renewed strife as as many as 50 top players reportedly plan a breakaway to form an independent tour if demands for autonomy and fixed salaries are not met. The dispute follows criticism of the PGA structure after the recent championship won by Julius Boros.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants 7-2 on Smith's Tie-Breaking Double
Chicago uses a late two-run double by Willie Smith to break a 2-2 tie in the eighth, then adds three more in the ninth as Ernie Banks and Billy Williams contribute. Beckett extends his hit streak to 27 games for the Cubs in San Francisco.
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Lynch Wins and Takes Loop Lead in SRuth League
Lynch edged Emge's 5 to 3 for its 13th victory at South Diamond lifting it to the top of the SRuth League standings. Guthrie and Ray had three hits apiece for Lynch as the game featured a 3-3 third inning and late scoring in the sixth. Hoosier Market defeated Chesterfield 16 to 6 in the other loop game with Tipton and Ray among top contributors.
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Sportsmen Whip Tipton Twice In Stan Musial Games
The Sportsmen crushed Tipton 9 1 and 9 0 at Memorial Field Sunday in Stan Musial League. Byers limited Tipton to three hits and struck out nine in the first game while Meredith allowed no hits or runs and fanned 14 in the nightcap. The Sportsmen host Spot Auto at Memorial Field today. Spot Auto handed the Sportsmen the season’s first loss, 6 5.
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Eagles Triumph Over Highland In White River Baseball
Frankton Eagles defeated Highland 8 to 4 in a White River Conference game. Holder led with four hits in four at bats, while Highland outhit Frankton 8 to 7 but failed to bunch their hits. Key contributors included Yust, Hamilton, Prewitt, Vanderbur, and Remington for Frankton, and Baldwin, Morris, and Warmke for Highland. The game featured six Frankton errors and ended in a 1:40 time.
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Lonborg Hurls First Victory Against Yanks
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg earned his first win of the season against the New York Yankees, going six innings with eight walks and one hit allowed. The Red Sox built a 7-1 lead behind a 16-hit attack, while Ken Harrelson and Dalton Jones homered, and the bullpen held on as Sparky Lyle closed out the win. Roy White had the lone first-inning hit for New York.
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