Braves Top Giants With Three Homers in Tie Fight
Braves beat San Francisco 5 to 3 as Denis Menke and Ken Johnson kept the game close. Menke hit a sixth inning homer after Ollie Brown’s two run shot tied 1-1. Phil Niekro finished the last out as Johnson improved to 5-4 with McCormick taking the loss.
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Ken Johnson
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Menke
Giants
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Joe Torre
Ollie Brown
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Jack Hiatt
Jim Hart
Phil Niekro
Hart
McCormick
Gary Geiger
Gene Alls
Pirates
Don Lock
Gene Oliver
Philadelphia
Mazeroski
Rick Wise
Alley
Matty Alou
Roberto Clenee
Willie Stargell
Cookie Roja
Oe Rose
Deron Johnson
Don Beeest
Cincinnnati ¢ Reds
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Detsie Yay
Rose
Omer
Claude Raymond
Don Wilson
Tony Perez
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Astros
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Azcue
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Dune Jerry Adeir
Yastrzemski
Base BABE RULE at Crawford Field Best Ever
In a rugged contest at Crawford Field the Best Ever team and opponents traded hits and unusual plays. Mabbitt and Caplinger led for their side while Turner J and J Matthews contributed notable at bats and fielding. Donnelly and Phillips supplied key moments including a solo DP by Philpott and Humphries. McNeese belted a seventh inning homer with two aboard.
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South Field
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Caplinger
Kelley
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Donelson
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Don
Mallernee
Donnelly
Philpott
Humphries
Phillips
Culligan
Denny
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Cobb
Jefferson
Dicke
Adams
McNeese
NHL Sets $10,000 Minimum Salary For Players
The NHL board boosted the minimum salary to $10,000, up $3,000 from the prior bottom figure, matching a trend in major leagues. President Clarence Campbell says the increase is not tied to the new Players Association.
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National Hockey League
Board of
Governors Hockey
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Players’ Association
Buick Open leads share as Goalby and Aaron pace field
Aaron Goalby and Tommy Aaron share the halfway lead at the Buick Open Golf Tournament with 142 totals after rounds of 69 73 and 72 70 respectively. Kermit Zarley Terry Dill and Frank Beard sit two strokes back at 143 as Goalby exhibits a short fuse behind him after a seventh hole double bogey amid crowd reaction.
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Aaron
Callo
Lway Gardens
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Wash
Terry [Dill
Austin
Tex
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Louisville
PGA
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Creago
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Indianapolis Feani Oklahora Ci Fepcta
San. Die Fens
Notre Dame Fullback Inks Browns Paper
Washington Senators announce Ken Harrelson sold to Kansas City Athletics in a straight cash deal. No price disclosed. Relief pitcher Casey Cox recalled from Hawaii joins club for the series with the Red Sox amid Epsein and Harrelson first base situation.
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Washington Senators
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Kansas City Athletics
Senators
Boston
Sey Cox
Hawaii
Re Sox
Harrelson
Kansas City
Mike Epstein
Baltimore
Epsein
Tutwiler’s 65 Paces Sunnehanna lead amateurs
Tutwiler of Indianapolis shot a flawless five under par 65 to lead the 14th Sunnehanna amateur champions in the first round at Johnstown Pennsylvania. Five players tied for fourth with 70s including Hyndman Harvey Siderow Richard Birmingham Thompson and Murphy as the 40 man field moves to 96 holes over Saturday and Sunday.
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Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Sunnehanna
Birmingham
New Kensington
Leonard ‘Thomp
Laurinburg
N.C
Robert Murphy
Nichols
Fla
Thomas Linksmen Lead Print Crafts League Standings
Thomas Linksmen hold a 20 stroke A lead over Wade in the Print Crafts League at Grandview course after four weeks. Team totals show Thomas 559 and Wade 378 with Johnson third at 584. Individual scores feature Thomas 37 Delfort 31 Gallamore 38 Pence 28 Mason 34. Wade 34 Cala bria 37 Haven 92 Mullins 2 Playborn 7. Johnson 3 Jene 98 Myers 32. Browns reporting notes Notre Dame and Keesey figures, with Browns backfield backup expectations for Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green.
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Pert 1Homas Weam
Bernie “Wade
No-Hit Doubleheader Highlights Fairview League
Three pitchers combined for two no-hit, no-run games as Fairview defeated Lions Club 4 0 in a 5 inning call due to the run rule. Mowery, Porter and teammates handled the mound duties with strong strikeouts while Carmel, Marion, and WBR teams prep for upcoming league play and a Memorial Field doubleheader schedule.
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Christ
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Haven
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Exer
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al Jones
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Peru
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Dave Zehring
Coca-Cola
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Cye
Honey
Hill
Richey
Seapone
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Veter
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Dick Kile
Sczesny’s
Goehring Gulf
Ponderosa
McDonaks
Root
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Nick
Burgers
Pirates
Jack Daley
Lonnie Mullins
Muncie
Orville Stewart
Pendleton
Walter Veter
Alexandria
Gary
Bert Lykins
L Jones
Leach
Jack Taylor
Hing
Thursay
Steve Songer
Jim Regenold
Dave Cham
Ott Bberlain
Mike
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Connersville
Richmond
Inday
Carmel
Marion
Paducah Physician Wins Leftus Golf Title
Dr. G R Noss of Paducah Kentucky fired a 72 total to win the National Left Handers Golf Tournament at Silver Lake Country Club Orland Park Illinois. He beat Larry Caton of Normal Illinois by three strokes in the 72 hole medal event. Caton closed with 72 for 302 as Ed Sweetman of Greensboro North Carolina finished 303. Other scores and players listed as part of the event report.
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G. R. Noss
Paducah
Larry Caton
Normal
Ill
Silver Lake Country Club
Orland Park
Caton
Minois Wesleyan
Ed Sweetman
Greensboro
N.C
Jim Young
Kokomo
Ind
Terry Grose
McComb
Ohio
Sanago
King
Tetasamas
Walbridge Earns Second Ace At Meadow Brook Golf Course
Glen Walbridge, 54, of Anderson, scored a second hole in one at Meadow Brook. He aced No 9 on June 8 1967 from a 145 yard par 3 after an earlier May 14 1967 ace in a 138 yard par 3 playoff. Playing with Bob Cowles Leo Oshier and Bill Chambers, the report notes the wedge was a prize from Otter Creek event.
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Jinksman
E. 29Th St
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Meadowbrook
Bob Cowles
Leo Oshier
Bill Chambers
Walbridge
Otter Creek
Shortest boxing match on record ends in ten seconds
New York UPI reports Teddy Barker of Swindon land defeated Roberts of Nigeria in a ten second TKO at Maestag Wales on September 2 1957.
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UPI
Teddy Barker
Swindon
Land
Roberts
Nigeria
Maestag
Wales
Regional Baseball Set Today
Regional baseball set today features teams including Ege Steve Songer and other figures. The event highlights matchups with local clubs and key players, aiming to showcase rising talent across the region.
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Run Tin
Ege
Steve ‘Songer
Dutch Fehring Plans Resignation After College World Series
Stanford baseball coach Dutch Fehring will resign after next week's College World Series in Omaha. Fehring, 55, of Columbus Indiana, cites some 30 years of coaching as enough and moves to director of athletics and club sports. He will also scout for Stanford football while directing intramurals and clubs such as lacrosse skiing and crew.
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Jhring
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Fehr
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