Reds Rally To Top Astros As Tsitouris Wins
Cincinnati Reds beat Houston 3-2 as John Tsitouris improves to 6-6 on the season. Don Pavletich and Leo Cardenas drive in two key runs, with Bill McCool securing the late-inning relief. The win keeps the Reds within one game of the NL lead as Maloney faces Podres in the next game.
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Jets Hold Top Spot In League
The Jets lead the league as Rochester and Jacksonville split a rain‑delayed doubleheader series, with Rochester dropping both games and Buffalo sweeping Columbus. Syracuse shut out Atlanta, Toronto took two from Toledo, and rookies Gardner and Sutherland contributed for Buffalo. NYRA to distribute over 15 million in purses across Aqueduct and Saratoga.
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Olympic Committee undergoes major officer shake-up
New York reports Kenneth L Tug Wilson exits as U S Olympic Committee president while Asa Bushnell steps down as secretary after a full executive committee slate election. The move aims to refresh the movement with a new image and rotating leadership for four-year terms. Wilson, a former Big Ten commissioner, has long tied to Olympic roles since 1920. Bushnell, ECAC commissioner, served as secretary for two decades.
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Burgess Sets Major League Pinch Hit Mark with 108th
Shaw battles control and temper as he exits with a batters hit by pitch. Burgess belts a two run double for the White Sox in a double header split with Detroit to become the all time pinch hitter leader with 108. Dodgers, Cubs, Reds win. Twins surge in AL.
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City Olympics Final Action Evening Event
Final action is planned for this evening at East Side School with a song and cheer contest plaque judging and the final vote starting at 7 45 p m East leads the standings with 181 points Morrison 140 The Plains and West 126 each Seniors play volleyball juniors compete in individual events sophomores have a scavenger hunt and a track meet is slated for all groups East added 12 points in miniature golf Morrison 12 in bowling none in miniature golf The Plains and West added six in both sports Saturday action.
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Legion Games Cancelled After Opponent No-Show
The Athens American Legion team season ends at 19 8 after a scheduled doubleheader with Jackson was cancelled when Jackson failed to appear. The final games of the season were forfeited.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
A snapshot of American and National League standings with recent results and upcoming games. Notable: Detroit beats Chicago 7 4. Baltimore 8 Minnesota 1. New York 3 Cleveland 0. Dodgers and Giants show mixed outcomes as seasons progress.
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Hole In One Tournament Opens With 150 Entrants
The Lions Club annual Hole in One golf tourney began Sunday night with 150 contestants. Service Club Night runs 6 to 11 p.m. nightly. Gomer Jones tops the men's division after a close pin shot within 1 ft 5 in. Greg Moore leads the teen division at 4 ft 1.5 in. Mary Hope leads the women at 8 ft 9.5 in. Mayor Raymond Shepard and City Council President Harry Crewson hit the first balls.
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Indians Rally as Attendance Soars Amid Yankees Split
Cleveland fans packed the wigwam for a three-out-of-four win over the New York Yankees. A Sunday doubleheader drew 56,634, the largest home gate since 1962, pushing season attendance toward the 1964 total. Fred Whitfield pacing the nightcap, while Jack Kralick earned the win in relief. The Indians host Pittsburgh in an exhibition for sandlot baseball before resuming AL play against Chicago Tuesday.
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Paige Honored by Tribe in Indians Hall of Fame
Cleveland tribute marks Satchel Paige’s Hall of Fame induction with a ceremony during a twin bill against New York. Paige, age 55, recalled his 22-year pitching career and his impact on the 1948 World Championship season while sharing pitching wisdom and meeting Jim Hegan.
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Stengel Hurt In Fall May Be Out For Season
Casey Stengel lay in a hospital bed in traction after a fall caused a displaced fracture of his left hip. Doctors expect surgery between Tuesday and Wednesday with a three week hospital stay and extended convalescence at his Glendale home. The Mets face uncertainty about his season and future with the team.
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Player Wins National Challenge by Eleven Strokes
Gary Player captured the National Challenge title at Lakewood Country Club with a 269 total, earning $20,000. He led amateur Bill Campbell by 16 entering the final round, shot 73, and finished 11 strokes ahead of Nicklaus who took second with 280. Palmer was third at 281, with Beman just behind.
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Major League Leaders batting and pitching leaders listed
Batting leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .346 Oliva Minnesota 116 hits Mantilla Boston 66 RBI Horton Detroit 67 Campaneris KC 34 steals. Pitching leaders show Perry Minnesota 7 1 .875 and Pappas Minnesota 10 3 .119. Other lines include Rose Cab Cincinnati 127 hits Clemente 123 and Koufax 1 850 strikeouts.
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Redskins rookie Charley Taylor sets pass record
Charley Taylor, Washington Redskins rookie rusher last fall, caught 53 passes, a record for a National Football League running back. The daily average purse distribution at the New York Racing Association tracks in 1964 was $67,899 for the 234 day season.
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Casper Wins Insurance City Open In Heat Driven Playoff
Billy Casper, trimmed from 220 pounds to 175, captured the Insurance City Open title in a sudden death playoff over Johnny Pott at Wethersfield Country Club. Casper earned $11,000 for the win as part of his third PGA victory of the season, extending his money list streak to 43 events.
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McKay Signs Grid Contract At Warren High School
Joe McKay a 1958 Rio Grande and 1962 Ohio University graduate signs a two year contract to coach and coordinate basketball from fifth through 12th grade plus teach English at Warren Howland High School in Warren Ohio He resigns as North Canton High head coach He previously coached at Mansfield Madison Willoughby Kirtland Willoughby teams won three straight conference titles and stayed undefeated in the final year His wife Ann Rupe and three children Sally Cinda and Vic will relocate with him in late August
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