Reds edge Pirates to split. bullpen woes loom over Sisler
Reds drop 6-5 in the opener as the Pirates score four in the eighth, then win 8-4 in game two but fall 1 14 games behind the Dodgers after Chicago’s extra innings victory. Sisler criticizes bullpen and praises Joey Jay who won the second game despite late Pirates pressure.
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Willie Stargell
John Tsitouris
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Roger Craig
Gerry Arrigo
Bob Bailey
Sisler
Joey Jay
Jay
Billy McCool
Pittsburgh
McCool
Donn Clenendon
Dee Crandall
Athens Triumph in 11th Inning Rally over Jacksonville
Athens edged Jacksonville 7-4 in 11 innings to begin the Summer League second round. Howard McCune delivered a key RBI single in the 11th and stole home for Athens. Bill Wooddell pitched all game for Athens with 11 strikeouts. Koons Barrett and Jones each collected two hits for Jacksonville, with Koons doubling in the eighth and scoring the tying run.
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Howard McCune
Bill Wooddell
Koons
Barrett
Jones
Minor League STANDINGS and Weekend Results Review
Context shows standings for Columbus Atlanta Toronto Syracuse Rochester Toledo Buffalo and Jacksonville with winloss records. Weekend results include Toronto over Rochester and Columbus over Atlanta among others with Sunday scores and multiple 9 1 outcomes.
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Toronto
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Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Jackson Fair Opens Ohio Race Season
WELLSTON Opening the Ohio Fair racing season features a two night stand at the Jackson County Fair. Purses may reach 4000 dollars with seven races each for two dashes and a 500 dollar purse. The program starts Wednesday July 21 with an eight dash card topped by a trotter non-winners of 15000. Post time is 8 p.m each night.
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Wellston
Jackson County
Carl Dahlberg
Twins Manager Mele In Fracas With Umpire Valentine
Sam Mele denied memory of Valentine incident after a sixth inning confrontation at first base in the Twins 5 3 loss to the Dodgers. Manager ejected as Mele and umpire Valentine clashed over a close call.
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Associated Press
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Bill Valentine
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Los Angeles
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Valentine
Billy Martin
American League
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Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
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Cleveland
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White Sox
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Washington
Mike McCormick
New York Yankees
Berra Homers as 1954 All Stars Top 1965 Indians in Nostalgia Duel
Yogi Berra hit a three run homer for the 1954 All Stars in a nostalgia exhibition before the regular game as the 1965 Indians, 51 36 after a Sunday loss to Boston, could manage only two hits. Max Alvis added a 16th homer for Cleveland in the sixth but Morehead shut down the Tribe.
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Bob Lemon
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Ray Narleski
Dave Hoskins
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Red Sox
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Max Alvis
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Morehead
Billy Herman
Dick Radatz
Lee Stange
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball Standings and Saturday Scores Snapshot
In the American League Minnesota leads the table with 38 losses and a 0.625 winning percentage, while Baltimore and Cleveland show competitive records. Saturday results include Cleveland 4 Boston 2, Los Angeles 5-4 over Detroit, Minnesota 5 3 over Chicago, and Kansas City 2-7. Evening notes list matchups for Tuesday and ongoing schedules.
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Track meet results from Peden Stadium meet
Summary of top finishers across girls and boys events in under 15 and open divisions at Peden Stadium. Includes 50 yd dashes, broad jumps, relays, softball throws, and distance races with athletes from Athens, Marietta, The Plains, and Columbus competing. highlights include multiple first place times and distances and a 3-0 Senators win over the Yankees in a separate baseball note.
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Jo Ann Wood
Athens
Jane Steele
Martha Swisher
Judy Landis
Cynthia Hamilton
the Plains
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Cindy Hamilton
Karen Sinett
Jane Clark
Lynette Kern
Rebecca Tong
Cheri Powers
Jane Ballinger
Maggie Landis
Peggy Biggs
Bill Goodin
Kim Ridenour
Greg Smith
Greg Gilders
Bill Gilmore
Eddie Stewart
Mike Williams
Stuaat Smith
Don Wood
John Smearman
Marietta
Jim Casto
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Mays batting .338 with 28 homers and 76 runs, Rose 115 hits, Williams 27 doubles, and Koufax 204 strikeouts with 163 decisions. League totals also list Clemente batting .337 and Stargell 22 homers.
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Pittsburgh
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Clendenon
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Chicago
A — Callison
Philadelphia
Lancaster Captures District Title In Legion Tournament
Lancaster's Fairfield Post 11 earned a 6 2 victory over Athens to represent the Eighth District in the State American Legion Tournament at Ohio University August 27. Athens previously crushed Jackson 15 4 in a morning game with a nine run third inning, but Lancaster recovered to claim the district crown and improve to 22 12. Lanny Tye pitched seven innings for Athens in the morning, with Larry Gibson and Tye later appearing in relief in the night game. Captain Paul Callahan led Lancaster with two RBIs on a 1 1 performance, while Fred Gibson and Mike McCann paced Athens with multi hit games. Jackson, dropping to 2 3, faces Wellston and Logan in a weekend doubleheader at Traatwein Field.
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Gary Stobart
Larry Gibson
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Dick Adams
Hull
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Fred Gibson
Adams
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Larry Buchanan
Wellston
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Lefebvre Drives Dodgers Past Cubs in 11 Inning Win
Los Angeles rookie second baseman Jim Lefebvre, once a Dodgers batboy, delivered a game tying two run single in the ninth and an RBI double in the 11th as the Dodgers beat Chicago 4 3 to extend their NL lead. Lefebvre improved to .227 after a rough month, citing his early learning from the batboy days about staying with it and hustling. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 8 4 while Milwaukee swept New York, Houston beat San Francisco, and St. Louis beat Philadelphia in nearby NL action.
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Quiet boat noise not harmful to fish, study says
Frank Kuchirchuk reports findings by the Sports Fishing Institute University of Michigan Zoology Department and Texas Fish and Game Commission that noise turbulence exhaust and oil do not affect fish or their breeding grounds. Lure placement matters more with closer trolling and moving prop wash attracting fish. Skin divers note wakes draw more fish than scare them and the Outboard Boating Club of America says outboard operation is not harmful to fish.
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Ex Ohio U Golfer Wins Ohio Amateur
Dick Flockenzier of Mansfield defeated Bill Bosshard of Akron 2 up in a 36 hole final to capture the 59th Ohio Amateur Golf Championship at Westbrook Country Club. Flockenzier, a Mansfield manufacturer's agent, posted a wave of birdies to seal the victory.
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Ohio
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Bill Bosshard
Akron
Westbrook
Parrish Returns to Active Duty After Browns Retirement
Cleveland AP reports defensive halfback Bernie Parrish, 29, who retired from the Browns last Thursday, requested to resume active duty and rejoined the roster. He was fined $100 a day for training time missed, totaling $400.
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Cleveland Browns
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