Cubs Trade Lou Brock for Ernie Broglio in Six-Player Swap
Chicago sends Brock to St Louis for Ernie Broglio plus pitchers Jack Spring and Paul Toth and outfielder Doug Clemens. The Cardinals receive Brock and seek a young outfielder while Chicago gains pitching depth for doubleheaders and late-season games. Billy Ott is recalled to join the Cubs after the deal.
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Paul Toth
Cardinals
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Doug Clemens
Billy Ott
Salt Lake City
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Brock
John Holland
Senator urges probe of West Virginia activities commission funds
WEIRTON AP A state senator called for a Tax Department audit of the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission finances. He urged auditing high school principals' books under a 1963 law, citing receipts from athletic contests and lunch programs funneled to the commission. He criticized the panel after it blocked a Weirton High Band World’s Fair trip.
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U S Track President Elected in Corvallis
In Corvallis Oregon Rev. Wilfred H Crowley vice president of the University of La Clara was elected president of the U S Track and Field Federation on Monday.
Senators Edge Angels 3-2 on late rally
Washington beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 as Don Rudolph earned his first win since a recall from the minors with help from reliever Ron Kline in the ninth. Adcock homered twice in four games and Dean Chance allowed a seventh inning run that broke a 1-1 tie.
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Bond and Aspromonte Rally Colts Past Cardinals 9-3
Walt Bond drove in four runs with two singles and Bob Aspromonte hit a two run homer as the Houston Colts defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 3. The Cardinals suffered their fifth straight loss and 19th in 25 games. Hobbie and Spring took the losses after the sixth inning rally.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Sparks Rainy Night Delays
Yesterday results show Chicago 9 Baltimore 1 and Washington 3 Los Angeles 2 with a rain postponed Twins at Cleveland. Remaining twi night games included Chicago at Baltimore and Los Angeles at Washington while Tuesday’s slate lists Philadelphia at Chicago and Cincinnati at San Francisco with night crowds expected.
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Chichester Aims For Record in World’s Toughest Yacht Race
Francis Chichester in Gypsy Moth III leads the lone Atlantic crossing toward Newport R I with a potential record. After headwinds off Sable Island he runs four days faster than his 1960 winning pace. 15 starters began May 23, two out damaged, four others status unknown. Eric Tabarly in Pen Pen Duick III remains a distant contender.
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WVU teams post strong year with winning record in most sports
West Virginia University squads won 72 percent of contests across 12 varsity sports in the year. Only football and swimming posted a losing record at 46 percent.
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Ex-Champion Liston Pays $20 Speeding Fine
Former heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston paid a $20 speeding fine in Glendale Municipal Court. An officer in Glendale cited Liston last week for driving 53 mph in a 35 mph zone.
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Toronto Leaflets Top Richmond In NL Opener
Right-hander Jim Bronstad held Richmond to seven hits and homered twice as Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Spiders 5-1 in the opening game of the National League series in Richmond.
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Chicago White Sox reclaim AL lead with 9-1 rout
Chicago White Sox exploded for seven first inning runs to beat Baltimore 9-1 and move eight percentage points atop the American League. Pete Ward Al Weis and Gerry McNertney drove in two runs each while Fred Talbot earned the win before being hurt on a line drive. Harvey Haddix pitched the rest for Baltimore.
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Fred Talbot
Harvey Haddix
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Eddie Fisher
Giants Sign Tom Scott to Contract
New York Giants announced 34 year old linebacker Tom Scott signed his contract on Monday marking his move to the team.
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New York Giants
Golf Bluebloods Battle Heat for 64th U S Open
Washington AP. The 64th U S Open attracts bluebloods led by Tony Lema Palmer and Nicklaus at Congressional. Lema’s recent wins and a putter swap with Palmer spotlighted amid 90 degree heat and humidity, as golfers brace for 72 holes. Sam Snead calls it the hottest of 24 years.
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Tony Lema
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Rascal
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Rye
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High Court Refuses To Review Bribe Conviction
The Supreme Court declined to review the bribery conviction of Dave Louis Goldberg and Steve Lekometros in a North Carolina State College basketball case. They bribed players who participated in eight games from December 5, 1959, to January 7, 1961. Both received five years in prison. Their appeal argued indictments rested on improper testimony by W. S. Hunt Jr., a criminal investigator, who testified before the grand jury without personal knowledge.
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Steve Lekometros
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