Dodgers Senators swap yields happy clubs
The Dodgers acquire Claude Losteen and Jack Kennedy while the Senators gain starting pitchers Phil Ortega and Pete Richert along with Ken McMullen and Frank Howard. Richert drives in three runs as Washington beats the Angels 5 1. Twins crush Boston 11 5 as Yastrzemski boosts his average, Yankees defeat White Sox 3 1. Kansas City routs Baltimore 9 2.
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Challenge Match Taken Seriously By Three Pros
Gary Player the U S Open champion led after the first round of the 72 hole National Challenge Golf Match an exhibition in name only three professionals and three amateurs compete Players posted a 69 and led amateur Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia by one stroke as discussions about the prize money surfaced.
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Saco Little League All Stars Prep For Weekend Practice
Saco Little League teams announce practice tonight at Memorial Field at 6 and Saturday at 9 30 at the Little League ball park. They host Sanford next Wednesday at Decary Field Biddeford as Russell's tops Western Auto 20 3 in a 18 hit barrage led by Martin four for five with two home runs.
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Red Sox Lose Again as Twins Rally to 11-5
Boston suffers its fourth straight defeat at Fenway Park as the Minnesota Twins overcome a 3-3 tie with a big seventh inning. Carl Yastrzemski shines with a homer a double and a triple boosting his average to .345 while Dave Morehead allows only four hits but takes the loss.
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Expansion Is Discussed By American League
The American League may expand to Miami with five groups bidding and a possible sixth. The expansion committee will study the issue and report later. The league expects to announce Miami entry in 1966 and has an agreement to use the Orange Bowl stadium.
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Portland fight ends with senior halt on street
Portland resident Richard Sue, 127, stops Dan ny Kidd, 132, Stockton, Calif., in an incident on a Portland street.
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Aaron Still Putting Wrong Foot Forward
Hank Aaron homered for the Braves in a 5-2 win over the Dodgers, extending Milwaukee’s streak to 10 games despite an upset stomach. Aaron hit his fourth homer in as many games and drove in three runs while going 1 for 4, helped by Cloninger and O Dell in relief.
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Bailey Drives Cubs Over Phillies with Eight RBI Grand Slam
Major league stars Ed Bailey homered twice including a grand slam and added two singles, driving in eight runs as Chicago beat Philadelphia 10-6. Larry Dierker pitched a complete game for the Astros, limiting St. Louis to five hits in a 3-2 Houston win.
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