Mele Charged Umpire in Twins Redress Dispute
Minnesota manager Sam Mele charged onto the field during the opening Twins Angels game after a disputed call at first base and was ejected in a 5-3 loss. Mele later avoided the nightcap, sending coach Billy Martin with the lineup cards as Minnesota won 5-4. Umpire Bill Valentine and AL president Joe Cronin offered no comment.
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Joe Cronin
Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
White Sox
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Washington
Mike McCormick
New York Yankees
Major League Leaders Highlights from 1960s season
Major League leaders by batting and pitching include Mays and Clemente atop the batting list with averages of .338 and .337. Key runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, and homers are led by Harper, Johnson, Stargell, Rose, and Callison with various teams prominent. In pitching, Koufax leads with 16 wins and 3.?? ERA, while Gibson and others post strong strikeout totals.
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San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Johnson
Stargell
McCormick Spins Two-Hitter as Senators Blank Yankees
Mike McCormick of Washington pitched a two-hitter for his first shutout in over four years, guiding the Senators to a 3-0 win over the New York Yankees. Jim Lefebvre of Los Angeles sparked a Dodgers late rally with a nine-run single in the ninth and a run-scoring double in the 11th to beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3. Crosley Field in Cincinnati, home of the Reds, seats 29,603, making it the NL's smallest park.
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Tony Cloninger
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Ron Brand
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Lou Brock
Tim McCarver
Dick Groat
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Phil Gagliano
Pat Corrales
Curt Flood
Baseball results and standings snapshot from weekend action
Sunday results show Kansas City 5 Minneapolis 4 and other scores with losses for Minnesota and Chicago. A rain-postponed Baltimore at Detroit and several league games plus projected schedules for today and Tuesday. National League leaders include Los Angeles and Cincinnati with midseason standings and results listed.
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Tresh
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Baltimore
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G.B
Softball Standings and Weekly Schedule for Biddeford Saco League
Rochambeau Club leads with 9 wins and 6 losses, Saco Tanning 8 and 5, Twin City Mets 6 and 8. Weekgames include Rochambeau vs C1.0 and Saco Tanning vs Mets, with batting leaders Martin Cyr Gauthier Perreault Cartier and slugging stars Cartier and Cyr.
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Baseball team stat leaderboard shows varied RBI and hits tallies
R C Boudreau Cyr Mets and K Chenard CIO anchor a list of players with runs batted in as Tardif Perreault Dion Cartier Huot and Sevigny post notable counts. A Martin Cyr and Gau thier among leaders in hits while Sevigny Per reault Cyr Dion and A Martin lead in doubles.
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Burnham
Speaking Of Pets by H. H. Miller
Advice column on preventing pet boredom in cats dogs birds and fish. Highlights include giving fish tank variety dogs training kittens toys scratching posts and consistent family interaction. Includes reader questions about a dry itchy dog a messy cat and behavioral cat and bird issues with practical remedies.
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H. H. Miller
PET Forum
Libby Wins Beech Ridge Feature in Rain Delay
Bob Libby of Groveville captured the Super Modified feature at Beech Ridge Scarborough for his fourth win of the season as Ralph Cusack and Phil Libby followed. Rain halted both Modified and Novice features. events to resume next Saturday before the regular card.
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Red Sox end skid with 4 1 win over Indians
Boston uses clutch pitching defense and timely hitting to beat Cleveland 4 1 and snap a four game losing streak. Dave Morehead earned his fifth win with Dick Radatz saving his 11th game in relief. Tony Conigliaro returns to lineup and drives in a run as Jim Gosger Frank Malzone and Carl Yastrzemski contribute multi hit games.
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Littler Wins Canadian Open With Late Pressure Putts
Gene Littler, from Las Vegas, edged Jack Nicklaus by one stroke to win the Canadian Open and the 20 000 purse after a final round 66. Nicklaus finished second with 12 000, Bruce Devlin faded to eighth with 74, while Arnold Palmer ended 23rd with 1000. Lefebvre lifts Dodgers in 11 innings as rookie bat boy learns tough lessons and applies them to key 4-3 victory over Cubs.
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Ralston Eyes Peak Davis Cup Run After Clay Title
Dennis Ralston wins the National Clay Courts Championship at River Forest Club 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-3 and nears perfection for the American Zone Davis Cup finals in Dallas July 31. Cliff Richey, 18, loses in four sets as Nancy Richey captures a third straight women’s clay title 5-7 6-3. Ralston recalls Pancho Gonzales advice to serve higher when behind. Richey laments delays during his sister’s match. Ralston says his clay game was his best since Wimbledon and he kept a steady serve.
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Dallas
Ralston
Pancho Gonzales
Cliff Richey
River Forest Club
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Juliete
New York
Richey
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