Tigers Clinch Pennant Chance If They Beat Yankees Tonight
The Detroit Tigers can clinch their first American League pennant since 1945 with a win over the New York Yankees or an Orioles loss to the Red Sox. Earl Wilson faces Stan Bahnsen as Detroit seeks the long-awaited title while Baltimore posts Dave McNally against Ray Culp in Boston. Other Monday results include Minnesota over California and the Giants, Pirates, and Dodgers winning in the National League.
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McCovey Leads Giants To 8-4 Win Over Reds
Willie McCovey drove in four runs to tie for the NL lead with 97 RBI as the Giants beat the Reds 8-4, moving within two games of second place behind the Cardinals. McCovey also tops the NL with 34 home runs, amid a tense night that saw Willie Mays engaged with hecklers. Rich Robertson earned his first major league win in relief.
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Tony Taylor
League Standings And Night MLB Schedule
The card lists current standings with Oakland Nash Chicago and other clubs, then tonight’s schedule across both leagues. Probable pitchers include Holtzman Selma Moose Short Jarvis Cuellar Maloney Osteen Gibson Perry and others.
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Big Mouths Share Role In Street or Stadium
New York report profiles Donn Clendenon a Black Pirates star and former detective who discusses boos from fans, his coping tensions on and off the field, and parallels with crowds harassing police. He recalls college prowess at Morehouse and a career path from DA work to Pirates stardom.
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Bowling High Singles: H Muckle D Brodeur 213 M Kahwajy 210
H Muckle and D Brodeur achieved high scores in singles with 213 and 210 respectively. Gardner posted 208 and Kahwajy reached 210 as top performers in the bowling event. The meet featured strong showings from multiple players across lanes.
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Rams Open With Victory Over Cardinals In St Louis
Los Angeles Rams defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 24 to 13 as Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Hart struggled under heavy pressure from a fierce Rams defense. Hart completed 17 of 40 passes with three interceptions, while Roman Gabriel led the Rams with 97 passing yards and a key 94 yard kickoff return by Ron Smith.
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Celtics Seek New Pivotman
Boston star Bill Russell says a trade is brewing to replace departed center Wayne Embry. He worked rookies in a two hour practice, with Don Chaney still in Army reserves and George Plimpton tagging along to chronicle the experience.
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Ribero Wins St Leger After Irish Sweeps Derby Triumph
American horseman Charles Engelhard saw Ribero beat Canterbury by a head in the 154 mile St Leger Stakes at Doncaster earning his third win in five years. Ribero also won the Irish Sweeps Derby earlier this year, a rare double achieved by only six other three year olds.
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Olympic Mentor High on Squad at U.S. Trials
Payton Jordan praises the U S track and field team after the U S trials at Echo Summit altitude. World records by Vanderstock Seagren Carlos and Evans highlighted a strong Olympic squad with Ryun Caruthers earning berths.
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Inconsistency Hurts Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry rates the Cowboys No 4 in the NFL despite near upsets of Green Bay. The club’s inconsistency, thin depth, and late-season injuries are cited as factors. Key players Don Meredith, Craig Morton, Jerry Rhome, and others are examined with focus on offense and defense.
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