Yankees Sale Approved by AL Owners to CBS
The American League voted 8 to 2 to approve CBS acquiring 80 percent of the New York Yankees for 11.2 million dollars amid protests from Arthur Allyn and Charles Finley who warned of antitrust probes and urged independent antitrust counsel.
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Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Columbia Broadcasting System
American League
New York Yankees
Frank Stanton
CBS
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Dr. Stanton
Yankees
Finley
Kansas City
Yankee - Cbs
Justice
Department of Baseball
Stanton
Sox
League
Baseball
Nin
Justice Department
Network
Limp Clutch Hitting Sinks Reds in Pittsburgh Loss
The Reds fell 4-1 to the Pirates as clutch hitting faltered. Cincinnati stranded 12 baserunners and left the bases loaded in the ninth while Bob Veale notched his 16th win and tied a record with 200 strikeouts.
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Cisco Giants
Philadelphia
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Joey Jay
Jay
Joe Nuxhall
Sammy Ellis
Bob Veale
Fanning
Pinson
Robinson
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Veale
Bob Purkey
Bob Friend
Logan Chieftains Open Season Against Bexley Blues
Logan Chieftain eleven, coached by Mel Adams, hope to match last season's undefeated SECAL title run as they host the Bexley Blue and White on the LHS field. Key players listed include Fox, Beery, Derr, Mowery, Gasser, Brenning, Hummel, and Brandt as starters in a bid to rebound from a shaky scrimmage and build on a 34 0 Labor Day victory over Circleville. The press notes also touch on Atlantic City Hospitals Day and the Redskins roster moves.
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Logan Chieftain
Bexley
LHS
Chiefs
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Adams
Marietta
Circleville Tigers
Jack Fox
Merl Beery
Gary Derr
Earl Beery
Guy Champ
Steve Mowery
Bob Courter
John Gasser
Dale Brenning
George Hummel
Jim Brandt
Fox
Mowery
E. Beery
Courter
Champ
Lloyd Simmons
M. Beery
Denny Baker
Gasser
Brandt
Hummel
Brock Sparks Cardinals Rally To Beat Phillies 10 5 In 11
Lou Brock homered and collected four singles as the St. Louis Cardinals erased an early deficit to top the first place Philadelphia Phillies 10-5 in 11 innings. Brock drove in two runs and scored once, helping push the Cardinals within one game of Cincinnati and San Francisco. Curt Flood, Bill White and Ken Boyer also contributed key hits in a late rally off Jack Baldschun.
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Reds
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Associated Press
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Lou Brock
Brock
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
Cubs
San Francisco
Giants
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New York Mets
Houston
Charley James
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Boyer
Homer
Jack Baldschun
Curt Flood
White
Richie Allen
Julian Javier
Bob Humphreys
Hank Aaron Tops Stan Musial In Career Batting Average
Hank Aaron at .320 through 1,151 games tops Stan Musial as he nears retirement. He surpasses Willie Mays .315 and notes a career high .355 mark in 1959. Aaron has hit more than 300 homers in nine seasons.
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Hank Aaron
Stan Musial
Milwaukee Brave
Willie Mays
Hank
Phillies Acquire Vic Power To Replace Injured Frank Thomas
Philadelphia GM John Quinn buys Angels first baseman Vic Power after Frank Thomas breaks a thumb. Power will join the Phillies in Minneapolis, receive shoes and a glove, and is expected to help for the rest of the season. Power cost over 20000 dollars plus a player to be named by Oct 15.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Vic Power
Los Angeles Angels
Quinn
Power
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Phillies
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Fred Haney
Angels
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Haney
Joe Adcock
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