Orioles and Tigers need a spark amid rough stretch
Hank Bauer and Mayo Smith called for inspiration as the slumping Orioles and Tigers seek a turnaround. Detroit’s pitching has weakened through doubleheaders and a string of short starts, while Baltimore sits seven games back in the pennant race with 8 of 11 losses.
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Joe Sparma
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Giants Rally Past Reds 6-3 Behind Mays and Hart
Willie Mays and Jim Hart homered during a three inning rally to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 6-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Don Pavletich hit two Reds homers as injuries plagued Cincinnati. Mike McCormick earned the win.
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Cardinals Edge Astros 5-4 In 11 Inning Thriller
Roger Maris doubled in the 21st to score Tim McCarver and give St. Louis a 5-4 win over Houston. McCarver opened the 10th with a single and Maris followed with a double to drive him in. The Astros tied it in the ninth on Julio Gotay’s infield hit.
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Bob Lillis
Indians Top A's in doubleheader with late offense
Cleveland rally in the nightcap keying a 4-2 win over Kansas City as Don Demeter hit a pinch homer and Fred Whitfield added an eighth inning RBI single. In the opener Steve Hargan belted his first major league homer a two run shot in the ninth to win 4-2.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Tuesday schedule
American League Minnesota beat Baltimore 4 0 and Cleveland defeated Kansas City 4 2 in first games. California shut out Detroit 2 0. Boston at New York postponed by rain. Night games: Kansas City at Cleveland, California at Detroit, Boston at New York. Washington at Chicago also listed for Saturday.
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All White Jury Selected For Cassius' Draft Trial
Cassius Clay faces trial on charges of refusing military service with an all white jury of six men and six women chosen for the case. The undefeated heavyweight champion sat in the courtroom awaiting proceedings as the judge scheduled two to three days for the trial. The pool was briefed and jurors were sworn in before the trial recessed until morning EDT.
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Cassius Clay
Clay
Joe Ingraham
Ecuador Upsets U S in Davis Cup Tie in Guayaquil
Ecuador stunned the United States as Francisco Guzman and Miguel Olvera defeated Arthur Ashe in straight sets and Olvera paired with Guzman to beat Clark Graebner and Marty Riessen in doubles. The win ties the tie at 1-1 and advances Ecuador to the interzone semifinals against Spain or Russia.
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Ecuador
United States
Francisco Guzman
Arthur Ashe
Y Basketball Leagues Set to Open Monday
Three basketball leagues start the summer season at the Bluefield Y Center on College Avenue Monday. One league is for fourth to sixth grade boys, another for junior high boys, and a third for senior high and college boys. Teams form and schedules are drawn up Saturday.
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McLain Shuts Down Angels as Tigers Split Twinbill
Detroit salvaged a split with California, winning the nightcap 5-1 behind Denny McLain who held the Angels to four hits and fanned 11. Don Wert drove in two runs, Mickey Stanley scored and Cash received an intentional pass to set up Wert’s seventh inning double. The opener went to California 2-0 on Rick Reichardt’s eighth inning homer and Clyde Wright’s strong start.
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Denny McLain
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Minnie Rojas
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Wert
Mickey Stanley
Norm Cash
Jim Price
Stanley
Torres LeBlanc Hurl Scarboroughs Past Hoscheits 3 0
Right hander Israel Torres and lefty Rick LeBlanc combined for a 3 0 win for the Ray Scarboroughs over Vern Hoscheit's squad in a Bluefield Intra squad at Bowen Field. Parson took the loss after three innings. The Baby Birds prepare another session while Baltimore Orioles affiliates schedule an exhibition with Bristol Collegians and kick off the 67 season in Johnson City Friday.
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Vern Hoscheits
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Gary Parson
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Bristol Collegians
Joe Altobelli
Johnson City
Orioles Rally Past Twins in Nightcap After Split Openers
Baltimore Orioles crushed the Minnesota Twins 9-5 in the second game of a Monday doubleheader after losing 4-0 in the opener. Paul Blair fueled the win with a triple and a double plus two singles, scoring three times. Curt Blefary drove in Blair and crossed home twice, while Jim Grant took the loss after yielding nine hits before exiting.
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West Virginia hires freshman coach amid引用 shifting ambitions
West Virginia University hires Charley Windsor as new freshman basketball coach amid scrutiny of his prior Franklin and Marshall record. The piece notes WVU publicity chief status and potential successor Roger Ruhl, plus aside on Jerry West and Elgin Baylor pay amid Lakers rumors and Hank Greenberg turning tennis advocate.
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WVU Senate Urges Delay on Sports Arena Start
The West Virginia University Senate urged postponing the $8 million field house and sports arena construction until new president James Harlow begins Sept 1. Athletic Director Red Brown said he hadn't heard of the action and noted funding delays. Ground breaking had been set for last March with completion aimed at the 1969 70 basketball season.
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West Virginia University Senate
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James Harlow
WVU
Robert N
Red) Brown
Leamington
Minn
Brown
Nicklaus Rises Toward All Time Money Record in Golf
Jack Nicklaus, 27, after capturing his second National Open, eyes Bobby Jones’s mark for major and national titles. He set a Baltusrol scoring record 275 with eight late birdies, aiming to surpass Hogan’s 276 from 1948 and threaten Palmer Hagen and other legends.
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Hagan
Pirates Nip Cubs In 4 3 Thriller At Three Run First
Matty Alou sparked a 4-3 Pirates win over the Chicago Cubs with a seventh inning unearned run driven by his third single of the game. Mazeroski added a two run hit in the first as Pittsburgh surged ahead before Ferguson Jenkins took the loss. Santo booted a Mazeroski grounder to aid the rally. May singled and Mazeroski scored on Alou’s two out bloop.
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