Yanks Beat Giants in Midget League Showdown
Yankees coached by Bill Cone defeated the Giants 43 as Johnnie Hart pitched superbly. Hart struck out 13 with Jim Harrington contributing early scoring and Rick Caslin delivering a key double. Giants replies included Doug Woodard’s homer and late threats, but John Hart earned the win and John Thomayer the loss. League action resumes Tuesday with Flip-Flops vs Clyde Hoppers at 9:45.
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Mattison Hurls No-Hitter In Sal’s 22-0 Win
Sal’s blazed to a 22-0 victory over hapless First National at Memorial Field to move into sole third place in the Bennett ing ton Softball League. Pitcher Andy Mattison threw a no hitter with 12 K and three walks, his third straight win, while also leading Sal’s 15 hit attack with a homer. Dick Dame added three hits as Sal’s built a big early lead despite First National missing their top players.
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Geiberger Seeks Break in Cleveland Open Second Round
Al Geiberger fired a seven under par 64 to lead in the second round of the Cleveland Open, warning the field as he eyes his biggest payoff. Tony Lema and George Bayer stood one behind at six under, with a large pack close and the cut to be set after today’s round. In Holyoke, William G. Morgan, YMCA physical director, invented volleyball in 1895.
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Lectronics Best Poly 4 1 as Mears Pitches Two-Hitter
In a makeup game delayed by a bee swarm in centerfield, the Tansitor defeated the Polygraphic 4-1 as Steve Mears pitched a two hitter. Tansitor scored in the second and fifth innings with key plays by Hart Torrisi Williamson Allen and Raymond. Polygraphic scored in the sixth on Carmody, aided by a passed ball.
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Cronin Announces AL Make-Up Changes
AL President Joe Cronin outlines schedule revisions for postponed games. Baltimore at Washington shifts to Sept 9 twinbill, Washington at Detroit joins a July 3 doubleheader, and Chicago at Kansas City moves to July 13. Additional makeups involve Cleveland, Kansas City, Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota, and Los Angeles with dates in July and August.
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No Bonfires in Baltimore as Orioles Sweep Yanks
The Orioles cap a three game sweep of the New York Yankees, boosting their lead to 2 1/2 games and clearing the path to their first pennant in modern AL history. Steve Barber adds nine strikeouts in a three hit 3 1 Orioles win witnessed by 36 369, with Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson homering to provide early and late offense.
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A’s
Baseball Leaders Showcase Top Hitters and Pitchers Across Leagues
A compact overview lists top American League hitters such as Killebrew and Powell with high run totals and team names including Twins Indians and Red Sox. Pitching leaders highlight Ford and Newman with dominant win totals, while National League tallies feature Mays Williams and Farrell among others.
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Major League Results
New York defeated Ball 13 to 3 in a game with Bouton taking the loss. Powell Robinson and Pepitone homered. Pittsburgh beat New York 8 to 4 behind Gibbon with Lynch homering for the Mets.
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Farley Skewers Dog Beauty Ads In New York Column
Farley ridicules a dog beauty ad touting elephant plant cosmetics for girl and boy dogs. He mocks the claims of life extension and lists shampoo colors, scent themes, pills and toenail polish as the first of its kind, ending with a grim jab.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlights
AL leaders Baltimore and New York posted recent outcomes while Chicago Minnesota Cleveland and Boston chase. Friday and Saturday matchups feature cross divisions with key pitching duels and night games across major venues.
Crandall Delivers in Marathon Giants Mets Game
Del Crandall's timely hitting powers the Giants in a seven hour game at Shea Stadium, then drives a bases loaded infield single in the 13th to beat the Dodgers 2-1 at Candlestick. Gaylord Perry earns win for the second place club as Koufax fans 10 in a tough loss.
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