Phils Rally Past Braves 7-4 Behind Farrell Relief
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Atlanta Braves 7-4 as Dick Ellsworth started and Al Farrell pitched in relief. Richie Allen doubled and scored twice while Paul Blair and Etchebarren drove in runs. The Orioles routed the Athletics 10-2 in a separate game, with Aparicio’s two-run triple highlighting Baltimore’s comeback.
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Kansas City
UPI
Luis
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Atlanta
Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas
Richie Allen
City Athletics
Dick Farrell
Southpaw Braves
Pete Richert
Allen
Oriole
Farrell
Aparicio
Dick Ellsworth
Lew Krausse
Paul Blair
Andy Etchebar
Hank Aaron
Richert
Dave Johnson
Braves
Gary
Curt Blefary
Geiger
Etchebarren
Atlanta
Brooks Elsworth
Aaron
Robinson
Thhree
Homer
Philly
Diego Segui
Gene Mauch
Blair
Pat Jarvis
Egaine
Bielory
Jackson
Ier
Obiniga
Gene
Robinin
Oliver
Don Lock
Johnson
Harrelson Ysord
Hershog
Richers
Ie Keley
Bill Donaldsn
White
Phillies
Bua
Ansay —Campaneris
Pelea
Harrelson
Bened
Aperielo
Bag Campaneris
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S&—Johnson
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Uecker
Souter
Broncena
Dtoyler
Krausse
Woodwrd
Sutherind
Seoul
Lou Oh
Ellsworth
Edgerton Jarvis
Forreth
Bitte
Ritchie
Ta Jones
Dand Certy
Ph Jonamene
Feo
Iedatehia
E—White
Bayer
Atlonto
Pritaderehia i
Taylore
R.allen Y
Hr—Aaron
Aye Aimee Ae
Mets Acquire Hendley From Cubs In California Trade
NEW YORK Mets obtain left handed reliever Bob Hendley from Chicago Cubs to bolster bullpen. To clear room, Chuck Estrada is sent outright to Jacksonville farm club. Hendley went 2 0 this season in seven relief appearances while Estrada added nine games as starter and reliever. Johnny Lewis is returned to Jacksonville to make room for Chuck Hiller who is reinstated from the disabled list with a fractured right hand.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
Bob Hendley
Chicago Cubs
Chuck Estrada
Mets
Jacksonville
Hendley
Cubs
Rob Gardner
Estrada
Baltimore Orioles
Kiddie Korps
Lust
Tthey
Johnny Lewis
Chuck Hiller
Dan Garamella Quits As Abbott Tech Coach
Dan Garamella announced his resignation as varsity basketball and soccer coach at Henry Abbott Technical School in Danbury. He will become supervisor of the evening school division while remaining athletic director. he coached 21 years and led the basketball team to state titles in 1966 and 1967, and the soccer team to a championship last fall. No successor was named.
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Danbury
Danny Garamella
Henry Abbott Technical School
Abbott Tech
Garamella
Bridgeport PONY League Scores and Standings
Bridgeport Fire Department Mooney's scored four runs in the second inning to defeat West End Youth 9 to 2. Winning pitcher Gary Lavi homered. Bridgeport Brass beat North End Boys Club 8 to 4 with Batteymates Bodratha and Geffert delivering triples. St John the Baptist won 7 to 6 vs Orcutt Boys Club led by Mike Ribnicky with three singles. John Darak had two safeties for the losers. Remington defeated Orcutt 7 to 2 in another PONY game.
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Bridgeport Fire Department
Mooney
West End
Gary Lavi
Bob Smith
Jay Bodratha
Dave Geffert
Bridgeport Brass
North End Boys’ Club
Mike Ribnicky
St. John, the Baptist
Orcutt Boys’ Club
John Darak Lad
Remington
Orcutt
Holy Name Shuts Out Sterling House In One Hitter
Holy Name pitchers John Hluska and Dennis Campbell combined for a one hit shutout of Sterling House, 3-0. Dick Lindberg provided Sterling House’s lone hit in the first inning while Hluska, Brian Floretina and Joe Dempsey led Holy Name’s offense. Raybestos defeated Holy Name 7-4 as Tom Keenan doubled twice and Hluska had two hits. Stony Brook beat Raybestos 7-3 with Ed Agwent, Chuck Carloni and Bill Muirhead powering Stony Brook while Bob McDermott carried Raybestos with a strong effort.
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Straiford
John Hluska
Dennis Campbell
Holy Name
Sterling House
Dick Lindberg
Hluska
Brian Floretina
Joe Dempsey
Raybestos
Tom Keenan
Stonybrook
Ed Agwent
Chuck Carloni
Bill Muirhead
Ted Stonybrook
Bob McDermott
Brakettes Benefit Games Highlight West Coast Trip
The Raybestos Brakettes aim to extend their two game win streak tonight at 6 30 against Ma Mannings of Spring in Mass at Stanley Park New Britain. Manager Wee Devitt plans to use Bertha Tickey or Donna Hebert in a benefit tilt. A subsequent game Friday hosts Linden Arians at 8 30 while a Robins preliminary meet with Bardens in Danbury. Saturday the squad departs for Orlando for a four game set with the Rebels.
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Ma Manning
Springen Mass
Stanley Park
New Britain
Wee” Devitt
Bertha ‘Tickey
Donna Hebert
Huntington
L.I
Long Island All Stars
Raybestos Lassies
Linden
N.J
Arians
Raybestas Robins
Barden's
Danbury
Orlando
Fla
Rebels
Clay to Fight Exhibition in Detroit This Thursday
Detroit reports indicate Michigan boxing chief would issue a license for a six round Cassius Clay exhibition in Detroit on Thursday four days before his Federal Court trial. Opponents include Alvin Blue Lewis and Orville Qualls both slated to face Clay in two rounds and three minutes apiece with headgear and 16 ounce gloves.
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UPD
Chuck Davey
Michigan
Cassius Clay
Clay
Eddie Smith
E&j Sports Club
Davey
George Romney
Romney
Alvin “Blue
Lewis
Orville Qualls
Chicago
Qualls
Aaron Eastling
Clemente and Mantle win May Van Heusen award
New York AP report names Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees as May award winners for baseball. Clemente homered three times and doubled with seven RBIs for Pittsburgh in a May 15 loss to Cincinnati. Mantle hit eight homers in a 13 game May stretch, including his 500th on May 14.
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Wirehole Prides
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Hall
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Jef. Mantle
Gehrig
Chicago White Sox
NEW York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
van Heusen
Clemente
Pirates
Cincinnati
Mantle
Cunningham Re-signs with 76ers on Two-Year Deal
Bill Cunningham, forward for the Philadelphia 76ers, signed a two-year contract after helping the club to the NBA title. A UNC alumnus and 1965 draftee, he averaged 18.5 points in 1966-67, played 81 regular season games plus 15 playoff appearances, totaling 1,495 regular season points and 225 in the playoffs.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Bill Cunningham
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cunningham
University of North Carolina
76Ers
NBA
Chet Walker
Luke Jackson
Cincinnati
Boston
San Francisco
Gary Bell Wins Second For Bosox
Boston's Gary Bell earned his second straight complete game win as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees 3 1 at Fenway Park. Russ Gibson hit his first major league homer and drove in Boston's first run after Pete Roof walk and Yaz batting. Bell allowed seven hits with one walk and eight strikeouts while Hal Reniff and others held Boston to six hits. Verbanic suffered the loss after a strong start, his first defeat since being recalled May 30.
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Boston
UPI
Russ Gibson
Gary Bell
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Gibson
Yankee
Joe Verbanic
Fenway Park
Rico Petrocelli
Bell
Cleveland
Mike Hegan
Horace Clarke
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Red Sox
Verbanic
Hal ‘Reniff
Syracuse
Whitey Ford
New York
Bosto
Ober Clarke
Torlabull
Andrews
Usirmski
Pepitone
Scott
Whitaker
Hogan
Verbonle
Lyostrzemski
Ate
Twins Topple Tigers 11-5 Behind Rollins Grand Slam
Rich Rollins hit a grand slam as Minnesota erupted for eight runs in the third inning to beat Detroit 11-5. Rolins and Harmon Killebrew drove in four runs each while Rod Carew Cesar Tovar and Tony Oliva added key hits. Merritt pitched a complete game for his fourth win, Lolich took the loss.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Rich Rollins
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Zoilo Versalles
Tto Open
Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
Versalles
Earl Battey
Jim Merritt
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Mike Marshall
Rollins
Minnesota
Larry Sherry
Battey
Tovar
Killebrew
Lenox Beats Crown Budget 3-0 in Senior City Debut
Young Trumbull High pitcher Rich Anderson homered in from Lenox A A to throw a two hitter and defeat Crown Budget 3-0 at Seaside Park in the season opener for both teams. Captain Terry Teige scored on Nick Carparelli's grounder in the fourth, and Rich Otzel delivered the two insurance runs as Lenox built a 3-0 lead by game’s end. Crown Budget failed to plate more than one baserunner in any other frame. Future schedule notes follow with Varsity league play and additional games listed for Seaside Park.
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Trumbull High
Lenox A.A
Anderson
Hal Lundquist
Rick D’amore
Whitey Williams
John Donoghue
D'Amore
Bob Curley
John Rooney
Bruce Bernhard
Crown
Terry Teige
Nick Carparelli
Lundquist
Ron Kavanaugh
Trumbut High
Rich Otzel
Nationals
Athletics
Jim ‘Dobbs
Ricky Needham
A’s
Zeke Turczi
Reichert
Highlanders
Falcons
Lenox
Savoys
Killebrey
Amore
Carporelli
Oliva
Curley
Freepon
Allison
Rooney
Lovelet
Rollins
al Bernhard
Jennings
Stanfey
Quilfer
Otzel
TOR
Ayler Ss
Versailles
Ol Rowe
Lolich Yoo Betley
Marshell
Meret
Corraugn
Treewski Ph
Lalgneae
Sferry
Aguiree
Endo
Cray
WSS
Satrat
Nafteen
E—Mcaulife
Oyler
Delrat
Kavanaugh
Det ‘ Anderson
He Heth
Whoritn
Hee—Osnoghe
Cash
Killebrew Kavanaugh
Marsnall
Dabson
Aguirre
Mercitt
Merrith
Alyssa
Major Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia beating Atlanta 7 to 4, Pittsburgh 7 over St Louis 5, and Houston 5 to 2 against San Francisco. Today's scheduled games feature Nolan and McCool or Arrigo for Cincinnati at New York Seaver and Deneby, plus several other matchups with noted pitchers and records.
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Atlanta
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Nolan
Cool
Arrigo
New York
Seaver
Deneby
Nierko
Wise
St. Louis
Gibson
Silk
McCormick
Wilson
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Chicago
Nye
Baseball scores and schedules from the American League
The American League night action includes Boston 3 New York 1 and Baltimore 10 Kansas City 2. Minnesota leads Detroit 5 and Chicago at Washington in an extra innings night game while Cleveland faces California in an N game.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota Ui
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Talbotop
Lonborg
Twilight
John
Moore
McNally
Hunter
McLain
Minney
McDowell
Brunet
Clark
Twinight
Astros pull away with Wynn homer in 8th for 5 2 win
Jim Wynn delivered a three run homer in the eighth as the Houston Astros rallied from a 2-1 deficit to beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2. Wynn's blast off Frank Linzy capped a four run rally after Bob Aspromonte, Ron Brand and Sonny Jackson produced the earlier hits. Larry Dierker improved to 6-4 with the victory.
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Houston
UPI
Jim Wynn
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Wynn
Frank Linzy
Larry Dierker
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Brand
Julio Goray
Sonny Jackson
Giants
Ty Cline
Brand
Bob Schrader
Norm Siebern
Goray
San Francisco
Shir
Jalou
Golay
Lanier
JO VO Namer
Daniel
Raymond P
Fuentes
Lonvenort
Totel
Yolo
SanFrancisco
E—Mathews
Aspromonte
Cline Lanier
Hr—Wynn
S—Lanter
Linzy
AicDanlet
Henry Schoo Dierker
Raymond
Stan Smith Wins Two Matches in NCAA Tennis Opener
CARBONDALE ILL. Stan Smith the top seeded singles player of Southern California won two matches Monday in the opening round of the third annual NCAA tennis tournament at Southern Illinois University.
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Carbondale, II
UPI
Southern California
Stan Smith
Southern Illinois University
State Golf Qualifying At Brooklawn Today
The Brooklawn Country club hosts the South Section qualifying for the Connecticut State Amateur with 15 golfers. Low 30 scorers plus ties advance to the June 19-2 championship at Waterbury Country Club. First group tees off at 9:00 a.m. with last at 1:35 p.m. Competitors include Joe Palsa, John McConachie, Chet Day Jr., and host club players Bill Moffitt and Jim Borck among others.
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Connecticut
Country Club
Waterbury
Harry Talbot
Mill River
George Petrovik
D.F. Wheeler
Paul Rawden
Yale
Joe Palsa
Fairfield University
John McConachie
Chet Day, Jr
Wheeler
Bill Moffitt
A.C. Williams
F. Bay Nea
Jim Borck
Jim Revenaugh
Reds Pav Davidson Returns to Pitching Stints
Cincinnati Reds announce pitcher Teddy Davidson is off the disabled list and optioned to Buffalo of the International League. General Manager Bob Howsam says Davidson is expected to start pitching a few innings in a week or so after being wounded in a Tampa shooting during spring training.
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UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Teddy Davidson
Buffalo
Bob Howsam
Davidson
Tampa
Fla
Reds
Wills Stargell Lift Bucs Over Cards, 7 9
Willie Stargell hit his ninth homer of the season and Maury Wills added a key second homer as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5. Dennis Ribant earned his second win with strong relief, overcoming early trouble and aided by a late defensive move from Elroy Face. Roberto Clemente sparked the sixth inning rally with a single steal of second and scoring on Mazeroski’s hit, while Tim McCarver and Mike Shannon provided Cardinals runs.
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UPI
Willie Stargell
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Dennis Ribant
Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
St. Louis
Wills
Steve Carlton
Roberto Clemente
Mazeroski
Jerry May
Ribant
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
McCarver
Julian Javier
Lou Brock
Elroy Face
Bob Tolan
Cardinals
St.louis
Sunday Morning Loop Dominates Grills In 21-2 Win
George Stacia and Frank Quaratta led Sunday Morning Loop to a 21-2 victory at Alamo Industries in the league top contest. Other results: Stollman Real Estate 43 Park City Giants. Efficiency Porter 6-5 Crusaders. Scoopies 8-6 West Broad Chevron. Nagys 7-0 Associated Food. Ideal Tire 11-6 Walkers Grill. Miller Buick 13-1 Paramount restaurant. Dempsey's 8-6 Bpt Insulated wire. Bull's Head Spirit Shop 7-5 over Michael Angelo Berber Shop.
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Frank Quaratta
Mel Alamo Industries
Department of Park and Recreation
Stollman Real Estate
Park City Giants
Efficiency Porter
Crusaders
West Broad Chevron
Nagy
Associated Food
Ideal Tire
Walker's Grill
Miller Buick
Paramount Restaurant
Dempsey’s
Bull’s Head Spirit Shop
Michael Angelo Berber Shop
Safe Return wins Yonkers pace wire to wire
Safe Return driven by Stanley Dancer saves rail to beat Mighty Mathilda by three-quarters of a length in the $5,006 Mamaro neck Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Time 2:02 for the mile before 17,451 fans. Safe Return, a 1 year old leased by Egyptian Acre Stable of New Egypt New Jersey, pays 11 5 4 60. Mighty Mathilda pays 9 7 0. Yakety Yak N pays 7 2 0 for show. Lonny OBrien wins second race at 16 40 and the 1 8 double pays 271 40.
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Ubi
Safe Return
Stanley Dancer
Mighty Mathilda
Yonkers Raceway
New Egypt
N.J
Yakety Yak N
Frisky Thomas
Lonny O'Brien
Jeff Hanover
Herb Gordon Named On AISN E Combined Team
University of Bridgeport second baseman Herb Gordon was selected to the All-New England College Division baseball team by regional coaches. He posted a .320 batting average with a 2% game hitting streak and timely slugging. Also named were Caputo, Lalas, Brooder, Adams, Milas, Smith, Coudie, Mosher, and Martello, representing several area colleges.
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University of Bridgeport
New England
Gordon
Butch Veronest
Tarry Caputo
Southern Connecticut
Fairfield
Chuck Lalas
Springfield
Milford
Bob Brooder
Glenn Adams
Springeld
Jim Milas
Coast Guard
Ron Smith
AIC
Bill Coudie
Worcester Poly
Dick Mosher
Williams
Jim Martello
Wesleyan
Boston College Beats Rider 3 1 In College World Series Thriller
Boston College rallied in the ninth inning to beat Rider 3 1 in Omaha lifting the Eagles in the College World Series. Bill Plunkett lined a bases loaded two bagger scoring the decisive runs after a walk and fielder’s choice. Stanford routed Houston 12 1 as Rod Poteete pitched seven strong innings and five Stanford players had two hits apiece. Auburn topped Ohio State 1 0 with Q W Lowe going five hitter for his 14th win.
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Neb
UPI
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Bill Plunkett
Eagles
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Ohio State
Stanford
Houston
Oklahoma State
Arizona State
Rider
John Wagner
Bill Koehler
John Salmon
Plunkett
Rod Poteete
Q. W. Lowe
Dick Boggs
Frank Baldasare
George Simmons
Baldasare
Pete McKenzie
Pete Krull
Boggs
Ray Cox
Poteete
Tom Paciorek
I Mound
Wayne Hill
Hill
Colt League Notes Severa l players star in split games
Dom Domack and Jim Navexen led the winners with triples while Serina powered Mulvey and Remington with a 74 victory over the Fire Department. Scrivani went 3 for 3 for the losers as Mulvey earned another 74 triumph in the rematch. Karagus Fray and Klimkow ski led Fire Department offense.
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Dom
Serina
Paul Mulvey
Remington
Pete Scrivani
Mulvey
Dennis Domack
Jim Navexen
Mark Karagus
Bruce Fray
Zeke Klimkowski
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