Powell Drives In Four As Orioles Pound Angels
Boog Powell slugged three hits driving in four runs to pace the Orioles 12-7 over the California Angels. Powell, rising from a .185 last month to a .402 clip in May with nine homers and 30 RBIs, helped Baltimore extend its AL lead as Frank and Brooks Robinson also supplied key hits.
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Robinson
Boog Powell
Powell
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
California Angels
Robinsons
Orioles
Harbi
B. Robinson
Iases
Ohio All-Star Cage Classic yields dramatic North win
Toledo Libbey’s Joe Cooke scores 36 points with 17 rebounds to spark the North over the South 98-97 in overtime. Jim Penix adds 18, while Dayton Meadowdale’s Mike Pratt and Springfield South’s Jody Finney post 21 each for the losers. Cooke’s late burst and a 20-foot jumper secure the victory as a 3200 strong crowd looks on.
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Dayton Chaminade
Jim Turvene
Toledo Libbey
Joe Cooke
Toledean
Yanks
Cooke
Indiana University
Turrent
Dixie
Columbus Hines
Jim Penix
Rossford
Mike
Clingan Takes Skyline's Top Prize in 50-Lap Feature
Cleveland driver Mac Clingan won the 50-lap super modified feature at Skyline Speedway Athens County. J D Leas finished second and Sam Erwin third before an overflow crowd. Dorus Wisecarver won the 30-lap stock car feature and first stock car heat. The speedway paid 2500 total purse and saw several injuries.
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Cleveland
Mac Clingan
Athens County
Skyline Speedway
J. D. Leas
Steubenville
Sam Erwin
Portsmouth
Dorus Wisecarver
Zanesville
Wisecarver
Don Harris
Marietta
Tion
Leas
Dale Schmidler
Schmidler
Parkersburg
Bud Chaddock
Bill Cox
Belpre
Ronnie Harshburger
Barboursville
W. Va
Athens
Bernard Triplett
Lowell Linton
Fostoria
Ohio
Luke Easter
West Lafayette
Stewart
County Road 53
Tebbetts Tells Tribe It Can Win Pennant
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts urged the club to believe, saying he is proud of their resilience. After a 4-2 opener loss to the Kansas City Athletics, the Indians exploded for a 14-3 victory in the nightcap with Rocky Colavito homering twice and Vic Davalillo driving in multiple runs.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Dick Green
Roger Repez
Bert Campaneris
Tebbett
A’s
Rocky Colavito
Vic Davalillo
Chico Salmon
Leon Wagner
Davalillo
Salmon
Major League Leaders Highlight Batters and Pitchers
A list of leading National League and American League players by batting and pitching averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable names include Aaron, Mays, Robinson, Alou, Koufax, Perry, Gibson, and Sutton. Plantsville Little League seeks game bookings. contact John Tate Jr at Sharpsburg Route 1, 554-5612.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Alou
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wynn
Bateman
Houston
Callison
Philadelphia
McCarver
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Perry
Koufax
Gibson
Snyder
Baltimore
F. Robinson
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Scott
Boston
BK. Robinson
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Hershberger
Kansas City
McAuliffe
Detroit
Foy
Campaneris
Watt
Sanford
California
Richert
Washington
Boswell
Plantsville
John Tate
Sharpsburg
WANTED Government Civil Service Jobs Training Ad
Wanted adults over 18 to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. Highlights high starting salaries and strong advancement, with many positions needing little prior education. Lincoln Service offers test prep since 1948, privately run and non governmental. Free booklet and coupon available.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Murcer sets sights on Yankees as bat speaks loudly
Murcer Toledo shortstop Bobby Murcer, 20, is brash and eager for a shot at the New York Yankees. After a May assignment to the International League, his Class A brilliance prompts questions if the farm system is really dead as his bat talks louder than rumors.
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Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Murcer
Yanks
Yankees
Murcer powers Mud Hens with four homers and 6 for 8 day
Murcer slugged four homers and went 6 for 8 to lift his season average to .311 and drive nine home runs as Toledo split a doubleheader with Toronto 15-2 and 3-2. He homered in his first two at bats in the opener and drove in five runs overall. Buffalo beat Columbus 3-0 then lost to the Jets. Rochester moved to second place after wins over Jacksonville. Syracuse swept Richmond. Murphey wins NCAA golf title with 283 total after a 67 final round.
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Toledo
Toronto
Buffalo
Columbus
Jets
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Richmond
Don Rudolph
George Spriggs
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Andretti
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