Sandy Koufax wins 15th as Dodgers stay atop NL race
Sandy Koufax improved to 15-3 with a 4-2 win over the Pirates, extending his streak of four day starts and his 21st appearance of the season. The Dodgers, led by Koufax’s 14th complete game and 195 strikeouts, stay within three games of the Reds at the All-Star break while Mota’s 10th inning homer beat Pittsburgh in the nightcap.
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Manny Mota
Hank Aaron
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Jets Increase League Lead In International League
The Columbus Jets built a 2 game cushion in the International League by sweeping Toledo 6-4 and 3-1 to take the series 4 games to 1. Atlanta split with Jacksonville. Syracuse beat Buffalo while Rochester and Toronto split, with Rochester taking 3-0 in 10 innings and Toronto winning 5-1.
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No-Hitter Achieved In Cincinnati Slow Pitch Game
Paul Price pitched a no-hitter for the Cinci Merchants as they routed Rutter's Pharmacy 13 to 0. The 42 year old right hander benefited from strong hitting support in a seven inning contest.
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Paul Price
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Maloney May Get Starting Nod In All Star Game
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants remains a questionable starter for the All Star Game amid a bruised hip after a collision at home plate. Bill Skowron's injury opens first base for Harmon Killebrew to start for the American League, with Milt Pappas and Jim Maloney tipped as NL and AL starters respectively.
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al Lopez
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Reds Edge Braves on Aaron Home Run in Tight Loss
Cincinnati squandered a late rally as Hank Aaron homered off Sammy Ellis in the seventh to give Milwaukee a 2 1 victory. The Reds stayed percentage points ahead of the Dodgers, who split a doubleheader in Pittsburgh, in the NL pennant race.
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Aaron
Frank Bolling
Dick Sisler
Braves
Adult Golf Program Scheduled To Begin
As part of the city recreation program adult golf instruction will be offered twice weekly on Monday and Wednesday beginning July 19. Carroll Widdoes will serve as instructor. The class runs from 5 to 6 30 p.m. For more information contact June Hunter at Grover Center, 594 5206.
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Grover Center
Amateurs Set For Tourney In Ohio Amateur Golf
Mansfield Ohio AP The 59th annual Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament opens with 232 players led by Simon Pyres strong entry field. Qualifying at 7 30 a m runs through Wednesday to 64 qualifiers then 32 16 8 and four for 36 hole finals Sunday at Westbrook Country Club. Last year’s champion Carl Unis has turned pro. Competing former winners include Bob Bourne Tony Blom Dan Carmichael.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Tony Blom
Cincinnati
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
Texan Wins Golf Tourney In Columbus
Kathy Whitworth won the Midwest Open by one stroke over Sandra Haynie at Walnut Hill Country Club. Miss Mann, who had recent wins, tied for 11th after a cold and slow start. Creed and Hagge tied for third with 221.
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Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Kathy
Sandra Haynie
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Miss Whitworth
Atl
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Walnut Hill Country Club
Athens, Lancaster win in district tourney bracket action
Athens tops Logan to reach winners bracket while Lancaster defeats Jackson to set up Athens vs Lancaster. Wellston eliminated as Logan edge Jackson in 5 2 and 3 2 scores. Tournament resumes with Athens-Lancaster and Logan-Jackson matches and Saturday showdowns.
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Pope
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Indians Slide Five Back After Fifth Straight Loss
Los Angeles shut out the Indians 2-0 to complete a sweep as Cleveland fell five games behind Minnesota. Manager Birdie Tebbetts said the club remains alive in the pennant race despite pitching problems, with All-Star break looming and memories of last season’s late slump. Vic Power’s single drove in the decisive run as Dean Chance, Wooster, pitched a complete game for the Angels.
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Schaal
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Albie Pearson
Lee Stange
Floyd Weaver
Baseball Scores and Standings Fragment from Minnesota-Baltimore Era
Fragmentary boxing of 1960s style box scores shows team tallies for Washington Boston Minnesota New York Kansas City Detroit Chicago Baltimore Los Angeles Cleveland and more. It lists Saturday and Sunday results with dates, partial standings, and upcoming All-Star exhibition details.
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Washington
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
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Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Robert Lee
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Millett Assembly Hall Approved at Miami University
Miami University trustees approve a $5 million assembly hall with a basketball court to be named for John D. Millett. The project, funded by student fees and operating revenues, will seat 9200 for basketball and about 11 200 for concerts, with completion in three years.
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Oxford, Ohio
Trustees of Miami University
John D. Millett
Miami
Ohio Board of Regents
Trial Begins For Gridder In Cleveland
Cleveland Browns star fullback Jim Brown faces assault and battery charges in Municipal Court after Brenda Ayres, 18, accused him of slapping her in an East Side motel room. Brown, 29, pleads innocent. trial moved up to precede football season.
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Major League s-Leaders summary
American League leaders include Yastrzemski leading with a .840 average at 200 at bats and Oliva at 57 runs. Colavito tops 61 RBIs. Davalillo 101 hits. Oliva 243 doubles. and Colavito with 20 home runs. Pitching marks show Grant at 92 wins with .81 era and Pascual at 82. Strikeouts list McDowell 164 and Lolich 116. National League leaders feature Mays at .339 and Clemente .338, Banks and Johnson 106 RBIs, Clendenon and Rose 106 hits, Williams 273 RBIs, and Callison 11 triples. Koufax leads with 195 strikeouts and 3.83 era, Gibson 152, Farrell 7-2.
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