Yankees Break Loose In Seventh To Top Tigers 4-2
Bluefield Orioles rookie camp reports show 26 players, including several free agents, preparing for intrasquad games. Hunter notes stronger pitching depth, improving catching, and balanced infield competition as teams select rosters for Sunday.
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Aaron Drives in All Three as Spahn Masters Phils 3-0
Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter for his 57th shutout as the Braves blanked Philadelphia 3-0. Tommie Aaron drove in all three runs with a sacrifice fly and a two run double in the sixth while Spahn moved into a seventh place tie on the all time shutout list and to 336 NL victories.
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Three Tied For Golf Lead In Princeton Elks Tourney
Andy Clark of Princeton with Bob Johnson and Jim Chatfield of Charleston tied for the low score with 69 after the first round of the Princeton Elks Club Centennial golf tournament. Nick Diachenko and Leslie Fowlkes Jr. followed with 71 and 72 as 68 players compete in a 54 hole medal play event. Governor W. W. Barron will dedicate the flag at 1 p.m. today.
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United States Wins Davis Cup Zone Doubles Match
In Tehran Iran the U S team clinched the first round American Zone by a lopsided doubles victory Donald Dell of Bethesda Md and Eugene Scott of St James N Y defeated Taghi and Reza Akbari 6 0 6 1 6 4 to give the U S a 3 0 lead with two singles to follow Saturday
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West Virginia Non-Pros Baseball Tournament Set
The National Baseball Congress announced the 25th annual West Virginia non-professional tournament will begin July 13 in Marmet. State Baseball Commissioner Bob Pack of Marmet said the event had been tentatively scheduled for this month. The champion advances to the national finals August 16 in Wichita Kansas.
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Duke Sni der hits 400th homer in Mets 10 Cincinnati rout
Duke Snider became the ninth player to reach 400 homers with a two run shot in the first as the Mets routed Cincinnati 10 3. Ron Hunt had four hits including a double and triple and New York won for the first time in 12 at Cincinnati. Carl Willey won in relief. Bob Purkey took the loss.
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Standings and Saturday baseball games listed
Standings show Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Chicago Los Angeles at Minnesota Washington 5-2 Cleveland 23 second game 19 innings Saturday games include Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Boston with listed pitchers McBride Roggenburk Segui Herbert Ramos Petrolega Downing McCormick Morehead.
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Nats End Tribe Streak In First Game Of DH
Washington Senators defeated Cleveland 5 2 to snap the Indians seven game win streak. Jim King slugged two two run homers driving in five runs as Tom Cheney earned the win with key support from Ron Kline who escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth.
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Pepitone and Boyer homer to lead Yankees past Tigers
New York beat Detroit 4 2 as Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer hit solo homers in the seventh inning. Jim Bouton pitched a complete game for the Yankees, who moved within a half game of first place behind Chicago as American League leaders Kansas City awaited result.
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Aaron Lifts HR Lead Yet Doubts Maris Mark
Milwaukee star Hank Aaron says he cannot beat Roger Maris 61 home run pace but aims for the triple crown. Aaron leads the NL with 47 RBIs and a .322 average while trailing Maris by five homers.
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Jets tap George Sauer as director of player personnel
George Sauer, with 13 years coaching college teams, appointed director of player personnel for the New York Jets of the American Football League.
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Haller Widens Giants Win With Fourth Homer
San Francisco catcher Tom Haller hit a solo shot in the second inning to fuel a 2-1 victory over Houston. Hal Brown worked seven strong innings allowing only Haller to reach base, while Jack Sanford earned the win with relief from Billy Pierce. Brock Davis homered for Houston in the ninth, but Giants held on.
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Tonkovich Quits As Parkersburg Catholic Coach
Parkersburg Catholic High School announces the resignation of Tonkovich from all sports head coach duties. The Marshall University basketball standout and eight year Parkersburg Catholic coach cites multiple offers as his next step. Principal Father Robert Wanstreet says he leaves big shoes to fill.
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Cardinals Rally Past Pirates 9-2 for NL Lead
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 9-2 as Curt Flood’s seventh inning single broke a 2-2 tie. Julian Javier drove in an insurance run in the eighth after Altman’s triple, and Bill White forced in a run with a bases loaded walk. Flood’s hit followed Clendenon’s two run homer in the top half. Ray Sadecki earned his fourth straight win.
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Twins Rally Past Angels 3-2 On Four Bay Blast
Earl Battey hit a seventh inning homer that decided a pitching duel between Dick Stigman and Dan Osinski, as the Twins defeated the Angels 8-2 in St Paul.
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Indians Shade Springfield 4-2 in tight Eastern League win
Duke Sims hit a two run homer in the 10th to lift the Charleston Indians past Springfield 4 to 2, extending the Indians winning streak to nine and moving them closer to league leadership. Minnesota moved into third in the American League with a 21st win, while Battey and Killebrew fueled a 5-1 Boston victory over Baltimore. The Giants, led by Tony Eichelberger, dropped further in the standings as the Indians prepare for five games against them in the next three days.
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One-Legged Tazewell Pro Nets Hole In One
Sherman Barrett, longtime Tazewell County Country Club pro and greenskeeper, aced a 205-yard par-3 on the TCC course with witnesses including former champions and Rev. Henry Mobley. Barrett lost his right leg at age 12 yet remains a top golfer with a 64 for 18 holes and 31 for nine.
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