Radatz Strikes 24 Of 32 In Red Sox Win
Boston reliever Dick Radatz worked 1 2/3 innings in relief and struck out 24 of 32 pitches to earn his 13th save of the season as the Red Sox defeated Kansas City 4 3. Eddie Bressoud added two runs with a double and a triple to raise his average to .904.
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Mets Edge Giants on Gonder Two-Run Ninth Homer
Yesterday's AP notes Jesse Gonder of the Mets hit a two-run homer in the ninth to beat the National League leading San Francisco 4 to 3. Bob Bruce of the Colts allowed seven hits and earned his eighth win, as Houston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1.
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Gentile Out After Rib Injury Delays Return
Kansas City slugger Jim Gentile is not expected to return until after the All Star game after pulling a rib cartilage on June 25. He was sent home for examination and treatment. Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals hit .362 against the Pirates last season.
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Boyer Struggles To Find Zip In Great Season
Ken Boyer, hot for St Louis, shows strong power and RBI pace but admits his late-season form lacks the usual zip. Elroy Face, once a top reliever for Pittsburgh, falters again as Dodgers edge the Pirates 7 6.
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Athletics rehire Lopat as player personnel boss
Ed Lopat is rehired by the Kansas City Athletics in a newly created vice president role in charge of player personnel with a salary increase and a contract through the 1966 season. His prior tenure as manager ended three weeks earlier, with owner Charles O Finley praising his experience as pitcher scout and manager.
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Two Golf Aces Hit Holes In One At Twin Hills
In Oklahoma City two golfers scored aces on Monday at Twin Hills Country Club. William Hoskinson, 84, made his on the Wizard hole, while 12 year old Henry Buxton sank his tee shot on the 150 yard No 4. Buxton is 12 and has played two years. Hoskinson began 34 years ago at age 50.
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Rule Schram Can't Compete With Iowa Team
Iowa Girls Track Club loses its 440 yard relay at the national meet as Linda Schram is disqualified for transferring between districts. Midwest Iowa groups sought a waiver but failed. officials warn Iowa girls could be ruled ineligible if Schram runs for Iowa. Transfer rules hinge on residence changes and national approval.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
A compact report of AL and NL standings, recent games, and upcoming schedules. Includes team records for Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Kansas City, Minnesota, Los Angeles, and others, plus results from Monday and upcoming Wednesday matchups. Notes traveling secretary Lou Niss of the Mets is mentioned as former sports editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
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Tall Story Rumor About Baxter Joining Atlantic Quashed
The rumor that 6-8 Dunlap center John Baxter would join the Atlantic Trojans next season is denied by Atlantic Supt. A. H. Schuler. Baxter will not be in Atlantic's lineup as of winter. his reported move and father’s faculty appointment are deemed untrue. The report originated in Shenandoah and circulated after state board meetings.
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Golf Chit Chat Handicap Tourney Leads at Nishna Hills
Gene Hockom shot 66 to lead the handicap tournament at Nishna Hills where 34 players entered. Ladies Day drew 24 at Nishna Hills last Wednesday with Mrs. Clive Moore claiming the traveling trophy for low score and Mrs. George Couch also a winner. An afternoon ladies day is planned for 1:30 p.m. next Wednesday. A luncheon and women’s program at Atlantic Golf and Country Club is set for Thursday with invitations extended to Nishna Hills women members. Breakfast Sunday brought 25 at Nishna Hills from 6:30 to 10 a.m. Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Hart Green, Mr. and Mrs. George Couch and son Jim, and Dave Jones. First Birdie: Mrs. Floyd Barnett sank a long putt on No. 8 for her first birdie.
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Rams Hand Trojans 7-0 Setback
Glenwood crushed Atlantic 7 to 0 as McMahill held the Trojans to six hits. Kingery Deitchler and McMahill homered for the Rams, with Duskin and Podolak adding hits for Atlantic.
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Dodgers Rally Past Twins in Grade 4–6 League Play
The Dodgers moved to 4-0-? with a 6-2 win over the Twins as Richie Paige relieved and earned the win. Bruce Huddleson, Merrick, Glynn and Narigan added singles. Jeff Grayson took the loss for Minnesota as John Roberts led with a triple and a single. Sam Hunt starred for the Giants with late relief and a three-base hit, while Greg Turner homered and singled. The Mets won 9-8 on 11 walks and a Brian Barlow single.
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Horse film sites spread across Kentucky and beyond
Thoroughbred farms in the Blue Grass region and the Lexington Trotting Track have hosted many films including The Tattooed Police Horse Glory Home In Indiana April Love and Kentucky with Pride of the Blue Grass shot mainly at Tanforan Race Track near San Francisco.
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Softball Tourney Set at Dallas Center
Audubon Adair Cass Dallas and Guthrie county teams may enter a double elimination softball tournament in Dallas Center starting July 13. K S Badger ASA commissioner announces July 9 entry deadline. Entry fee ten dollars and ASA dues cover. Winners advance to Des Moines substate tourney starting August 4.
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