Marichal aims for a 30 win season in modern era
San Francisco star Juan Marichal sits at 14-3 with No. 13 notch on June 19 as he eyes a 30-win season, arguing that a strong defense and solid team play can sustain hurler momentum. The piece contrasts with Dean's 1934 record and notes Detroit's dominant lead in the American League despite key absences.
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Nuckols Named Mullens High Basketball Coach
Don Nuckols, 29, a former Mullens grade and junior high coach with a 141-9 record, is appointed head basketball mentor at Mullens High School replacing Don Stover who left for Stonewall Jackson in Charleston. Nuckols has a strong local résumé including 83-4 at grade level and multiple county and invitational titles. he is married with two children.
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Don Stover
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Wyoming County
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A's Survive Jam As Aker Quells Yankees Rally
Oakland held on for a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees after Jack Aker retired the side in the seventh with the bases loaded and again in the ninth. The A's scored twice in the sixth on singles from Donaldson, Monday, Bando and Jackson, and Monday added an insurance run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth.
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Bill Robinson
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National League Friday Results Highlight Busy Schedule
Chicago falls 9 to 5 to St. Louis in Friday action while Cincinnati plays San Francisco and New York visits Houston. Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia and Atlanta heads to Los Angeles with several games set for Saturday night.
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Killer Homers Ignite Twins Past Orioles 9 2
Harmon Killebrew belted a 420 foot homer in the seventh as the surging Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 2 extending their win streak to four and their run to ten in twelve games.
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Dierker Settles Down as Astros Top Mets 7-2
Houston starter Larry Dierker overcame a shaky opening inning to help the Astros beat the New York Mets 7-2. Dierker improved to 8-10 after escaping a bases loaded jam, while Rusty Staub and Doug Rader drove in key runs and Jim Wynn added a run on a single. The win featured strong Houston offense against Nolan Ryan and Adam Brabender.
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Soviet Cagers Defeat U.S. 91-80 for Tournament Title
In Moscow the Soviet senior basketball team beat the United States Olympic squad 91 80 to win the four team tournament championship. Mike Barrett of Richwood West Virginia Tech led the Americans with 20 points.
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Beban Sparks West to 34-20 Victory in Coaches All-American
UCLA Heisman winner Gary Beban led the West in a 34-20 win over the East scoring two touchdowns and throwing a 44 yard pass to Arizona State's Ken Dyer. Syracuse fullback Larry Csonka earned MVP honors with two one yard TD runs.
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Ken Dyer
Arizona State
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
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Kim King
Billy Stevens
Texas el Paso
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Angels Sweep Nats In Twin Bill Shutout And Comeback
In Washington the Angels won the nightcap 1-0 on Rick Reichardt s go ahead drop in the 11th inning. The opener saw Jim Fregosi taming the Nationals 4-3 aided by a three run homer from Fregosi and steady work by McGlothlin Pattin. Washington stranded runners and dropped its 13th of 15 as Reichardt capitalized on Knowles in the 11th to deliver the walk off win.
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Jim Fregosi
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Chuck Hinton
Don Mincher
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Frank Howard
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Ed Stroud
Mike Epstein
Ken McMullen
Bill Bryan
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Bobby Knoop
Vic Davalillo
Tigers Rally Past White Sox In Rain Cancelled Twin Bill
Detroit defeated Chicago 5-4 in the first game of a doubleheader delayed 78 minutes by rain. Mickey Stanley hit a two run homer in the seventh off Wilbur Wood, Norm Cash added a two run shot, and Earl Wilson’s wild pitch helped Chicago. The second game was washed out by rain. Lasher earned the win.
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Wilbur Wood
Pete Ward
Chicago
Norm Cash
Tigers
Joe Horten
Ken Berry
Earl Wilson Wild
Fred Lasher
Yankees Purchase Thad Tillotson From Syracuse Farm Club
The New York Yankees have bought pitcher Thad Tillotson from their Syracuse farm team. The move strengthens the major league pitching staff as Tillotson joins the active roster.
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New York Yankees
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Syracuse
Chance complains after spit rule spoils shutout bid
Dean Chance blasts the spit tip rule after automatic balls costly a near 18 inning shutout against Mickey Mantle and the Yankees. Umpires defend the rule while Chance laments its impact on concentration and performance. Mantle breaks the string with a single as Chance fends off three runs in the ninth.
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Dean Chance
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Ron Perranoski
Allen Worthington
Broncos Sign Three More Free Agents
The Denver Broncos of the AFL signed three more free agents bringing total to 57. They are split end and safety Herman Lewis of Virginia Union center Barton Templeton of Eastern Montana and linebacker Ray Tomberlin of North Dakota.
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Barton Templeton
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Ray Tomberlin
North Dakota
Brothers in Braves Signatures Homer Race
The Aaron brothers Hank and Tommy both star for the Atlanta Braves. Tommy, in a brief major league run, has ten homers this season, while Hank sits on 495. A teammate quips that Tommy needs a little under 500 homers to catch his brother.
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Fregosi Hits for Cycle in All-Star Week
Jim Fregosi of the California Angels became the first American League player this season to hit for the cycle, with a homer a triple a double and a single. He recalls achieving the feat previously in his major league career.
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Court of Appeals allows subpoenas in Dancer's Image appeal
FRANKFORT Ky AP The Court of Appeals ruled Friday that owner Peter Fuller can subpoena witnesses and records in his appeal of Dancer's Image in the Kentucky Derby The ruling stems from an appeal by the Kentucky State Racing Commission against temporary injunctions issued June 8 by Circuit Court Judge Henry Meigs The court also ordered the racing commission to postpone a hearing until all parties have a reasonable opportunity and time to produce evidence in an orderly and expeditious manner.
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Bunning Pitches Pirates Past Phillies 10-1
Jim Bunning scattered eight hits and drove in three runs to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-1 victory over Philadelphia in his first return to face his former teammates. The crowd of 18,994 watched a game shaped by early fielding miscues and timely hits ensue.
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Baseball Standings and Evening Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Baltimore, Cleveland, Minnesota, Oakland and Boston near the top with varying records. Evening games list Chicago at Detroit, California at Washington, Minnesota at Baltimore, Oakland at New York, Cleveland at Boston, and Chicago (Fisher) versus Detroit (McLain) with multiple pitchers noted. Weather is cloudy in several matchups and rain noted for California at Washington.
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Young New York Lad On Right Road To Majors
Huntington Times reports 17 year old Ray Borowicz junior called Skip impressing scouts from Mets Cardinals Phillies and Athletics. The 6 foot 1 inch shortstop hit two homers in recent Huntington games and earned the Carl Yastrzemski Award while accepting a baseball scholarship to Ithaca College. The Pittsburgh Pirates hold negotiating rights after the June high school draft.
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