Reds Start Fast in NL Opener Over Dodgers 6-1 at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds power past Los Angeles 6-1 as Vada Pinson and Deron Johnson homer in the first inning off Bob Miller. Jim Maloney allows five hits in seven innings before Ted Abernathy closes. Dodgers struggle without Koufax and key players, while Reds boost morale with new president Francis Dale and GM Robert Howsam watching.
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Dayton Flyers Blank Bobcats 2 0 at Trautwein Field
Dayton pitcher Fred Prince allowed four singles and struck out nine as Dayton defeated Ohio University 2 to 0 at Trautwein Field. Greg Eberenz and Jack Nickell drove in the runs in the first inning, while Bobcats starter Bob Morgan held the Flyers to two runs through five. Bill Woodell relieved in the sixth for Ohio and shut out Dayton over three innings.
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Ames Bern and Glouster Lead Plains Baseball Wins
Ames Bern and Glouster won Ath ens County League baseball games Monday. The Plains defeated Carthage Troy 12 to 1 with Skip Fuller hitting a grand slam and a double. Ames Bern beat Rome Canaan 16 to 0 behind Steve McKinley Bobby Powell and David Sharp driving in three runs each. Glouster topped York 4 to 1 as Darrell Dugan struck out 14 batters with Winners and Mingus contributing for the winners.
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Mantle Injured Again Delights Yankees Opening Win
New York beat Washington 8-0 as Mantle debuted at first base but re aggravated a leg pull. Stottlemyre pitched two hit shutout for the Yankees with President Johnson in attendance. Houk said the injury's seriousness remains to be seen while the team led the American League.
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