Dark´s Dismissal Threatens Giants in pennant chase
NEW YORK AP reports Dark may be fired before season end as Giants trail Phillies by 1 1/2 games, amid conflict with owner Horace Stoneham and fallout from a Newsday columnist quote alleging racial remarks. Dark denies the charges and defends his record since 1961.
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NEW York
al Dark
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Associated Press
Dark
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Phillies
New York Mets
Cech
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Houston
Stan Isaacs
Newsday
Long Island
Isaacs
San Francisco
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching by League
Major League leaders list by league shows batting titles for both leagues with Clemente and Williams leading in the NL and Oliva in the AL. It also notes pitching leaders Koufax and Bunker with win totals, and strikeout leaders Radatz and Peters, plus scattered obituaries and a Honolulu note about Stan Harrington and Robert Pena.
Reds Rally Past Braves in Double Victory Homecoming for Hutchinson
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-2 and 4-2 despite rain delays, honoring Fred Hutchinson who returned from hospitalization. Deron Johnson hit a three run homer, Leo Cardonas added a two run triple, and John Edwards drove in a run to clinch the nightcap. The double win narrowed NL standings, while other league games featured Giants over Mets in extras, Cubs blanking Cardinals, and Dodgers sweeping Pirates. Hutchinson, battling chest cancer, watched from the box as the Reds extended their surge.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Braves
Hutchinson
Bill DeWitt
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Bob Bailey
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Derrell Griffith
Tommy Davis
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Associated Press league standings show New York atop the pennant race with 63 wins and a .618 percentage, followed by Baltimore and Chicago. Tuesday results include Los Angeles beating Baltimore 5-0 and Minnesota rallying past Boston 12-4. Tonight’s games feature New York at Kansas City and Houston at Philadelphia among others.
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Chicago
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Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Rochambeau Club Tops Saco Tanning In Softball Clash
Rochambeau Club defeated Saco Tanning 9 to 6 as Lyn-Flex and AFL-CIO teams posted key hits. Szumita and Martin homered for Rochambeau while Dallaire pitched 7 innings for the win. Williams took the loss for Saco Tanning.
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Saco Tanning
Tve
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Lyn-Flex
Fish
McLeod
Martin
F. Martin
Fournier
Metayer
Ouellette
Wagner
Tardif
Stewart
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Berthiaume
Chretien
Gagne
Huot
R. Montpas
Dewitt
P. Montpas
Dalton
Maddox
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Lyn- Flex
RBI
A. Martin
Munford
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Clo
SO Maddox
HO Dalton
H Pictou
Fortier
Fontain
Williams
Kaleel
Ledoux
Peloquin
Sylvester
Lantagne
Nadeau
Poa Rochambeau
Rbi Camire
Dallaire
Tousignant
Lacroix
Edwin
SO Dallaire
HO Dallaire
U Goulet
Trembly
Controversy Over Public Lands Remains Wide Open
National Wildlife magazine editor Michael Frome argues Americans own about 18 acres per person of public land. United States land by category totals include National Land Reserve and National Forests, with other areas managed by states and federal entities. A new Land and Water Conservation Fund Bill aims to fund outdoor recreation and land purchases, awaiting Senate action. Also noted is Maine river fish passage projects and funding, plus a Maine football trivia snippet and a fisheries construction update.
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National Wildlife Magazine
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U.S
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Land and Water Conservation Fund
U.S. House
Senate
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Piscataquis
Howland Dam
John H. Reed
Executive Council
Fish and Game
Ronald T. Speer
Maine
St. Croix
Howland Fishway
Laurence F. Decker
Bangor Hydro- Electric Co
Fish and Game Department
Clanchette Bros
Pittsfield
Penobscot River
Penobscot
Boston Patriots To Tangle With Houston Oilers
Boston Patriots prepare three sets of running backs for the Oilers exhibition at Boston College stadium led by Garron and Yewcic. Crump may miss the game with a bruised shoulder while rookies Garrett Wheeler Dentel contribute in various roles. Two players were released reducing the squad to 51 as Tony Kumiega and Monte Crockett left for personal reasons.
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Andover
Mass
Larry Garron
Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Houston Oilers
Boston College Stadium
Holovak
Harry Crump
Pete Pedro
Tommy Yewcic
Garron
J.D. Garrett
Babe Parilli
Ron Burton
Tom Neumann
Mandi Wheeler
Jim Crawford
Joe Iacone
Oilers
Bob Yates
Bob Dentel
Patriots
Tony Kumiega
Monte Crockett
Jon Morris
Chicago
College All Stars
Yankees, Orioles lead after tense Tuesday in American League
In a tight AL showcase, the Yankees edged ahead despite two Kubek errors in a 5-1 loss to Kansas City. Baltimore was shut out 5-0 by Los Angeles, while the White Sox fell 4-3 to Detroit. Harmon Killebrew paced Minnesota’s 12-4 win over Boston as Washington beat Cleveland in relief. San Francisco closed in on Philadelphia with a 4-3 14-inning win over the Mets. Cincinnati swept Milwaukee. Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh. Chicago Cubs shut out St. Louis. Ford struggled with control in a 5-1 loss despite four hits allowed.
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John Edwards
Reds
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Giants
Jim O'Toole
Bob Purkey
Sammy Ellis
Hutchinson
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Mets
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hickman
Lew Burdette
Cubs
Billy Williams
Burdette
Sandy Koufax
Bob Miller
Pirates
Koufax
Miller
Milwaukee
Houston
Pitt
PRFSS
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Tony Kubek
Baltimore ‘Orioles
Norm Siebern
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Gary Peters
Tigers
Yankees
Orioles
White Sox
Kubek
Tom Tresh
Gentile
Wayne Causey
Charles
Causey
Pesan
Major League Stars Lead Twins Past Red Sox in 12-4 Win
Harmony Kille brew of the Twins slugged four hits including his 37th homer and drove in four as Minnesota beat Boston 12-4. Steve Ridzik of Washington limited Cleveland to two hits in relief, preserving a 4-2 victory. Ridzik’s sharp relief allowed only singles by Chico.
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Dingles Dyiampeanu Woulgs ‘Thomas
Don Demeter
White Sox
Killebrew
Twins
Boston
Dick Stuart
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Earl Battey
Jim Grant
Bill Monbouquette
Associated Press
Harmony Killebrew
Minnesota
Steve Ridzik
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Al Smith Signed by Boston Red Sox Veteran outfielder joins Sox
Veteran outfielder Al Smith, released by Cleveland last Friday, was signed by the Boston Red Sox. A spokesman said the move was announced Tuesday night and that Smith, 36, may serve mainly as a pinch hitter. Smith began with the Indians 12 years ago and rejoined them last winter in a deal involving Willie Kirkland and $50,000 from the Orioles.
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Minneapolis-St, Paul
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Sox
Smith
Indians
Tribe
Baltimore
Orioles
Willie Kirkland
Mexican and American boxers tie in junior middleweights draw
Portland report notes Gaspar Ortega of Mexicali and Gene Bryant of Tucson along with a third fighter from Mexico in a 10 round junior middleweight bout ending in a draw.
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Portland
Ore
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Gene
Honey Bear
Hole In One in Twilight League at Webhannet Club
Kennebunk Beach Pat Walch, captain of Ken nateants High School Golf Team, aced the 11th hole at Webhannet Golf Club during the Twilight League. The 152 yard par three marked the first hole in one of the season, with Roger Gonneville, Herbert Boothby, and John Kotlewski as playing partners.
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Pat
Walch
Webhannet
Kennateants High School
Sonn Walch
Roger Gonneville
Herbert Boothby
John Kotlewski
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