Cash's Toe Run Sparks Detroit to Rally Win Over Milwaukee
The Tigers beat the Brewers 3-2 as Norm Cash belted a two run homer in the sixth, tying Hank Greenberg for Detroit's career list with 310. Cash’s hot start boosts Detroit toward the top of the club's all time hitters list while teammate Al Kaline leads the way with 335.
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Knoxville Sprint Car Standings Highlight Midseason Gaps
Knoxville sprint standings show Jerry Blundy leading with 790 points after five programs. Ray Lee Goodwin and Roger Rager trail, with top ten including Dick Sutcliffe and Dick Forbrooke as positions shift toward the midseason harlopships on June 29.
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Redskins Sign Verton Biggs to Multi Year Contract
Washington Redskins announced on Thursday the signing of All-Pro defensive end Verton Biggs from the New York Jets. The deal includes a first round pick next year and a 1973 selection, with terms finalized after a pullout and renegotiation dispute. Biggs, 26, 6 foot 4, 275 pounds from Jackson State, agreed to a multi year contract after travel to Washington for talks.
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Three Lowden HRs Spark 11-3 Victory
Diman and Cawaen led a hit heavy afternoon as three Lowden home runs powered an 11-3 win. I Saha and Cor Bell produced key drives while Rand Fhaund and the Diman lineup added pace and rhythm to the offensive barrage.
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Blass Sharp To Help Pirates Climb NL East Standings
Steve Blass regained control of his slider and limited the St Louis Cardinals to seven hits as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat St Louis 3 0. Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell contributed with timely hits while Bob Robertson and Manny Sanguillen added to the offense. Pirates move a half game ahead of the Mets.
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Royals Sign Draftees to Rookie Contracts
Kansas City Royals announced on Thursday the signing of two free agent draft selections. The team did not disclose terms and said details would be released soon through team channels.
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Cards Put Linzy on 21-Day Disabled List
The St. Louis Cardinals applied to NL headquarters to place right handed reliever Frank Lingy on the 21 day disabled list after X-rays showed an injury. Linzy, 30, missed part of a game Wednesday night against Atlanta with a sixth inning setback. In other action, Pinnell and Johnson homered for Atlanta, while Cor, Best, and Dirck led their clubs with late heroics.
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Max Scott scores his second hole in one
Max Scott of 3922 Northwood Drive NE aced the 149 yard 27th at Elmcrest Country Club with a six iron Thursday for his second career hole in one. Witnesses were Jim Murdock Paul Towler and Fran Shade. It marked Elmcrest's third ace of the year.
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Sacrifice Fly Lifts Eastside Past Welly Way in Open Loss
Eastside Maidrite defeated Welly Waytls 7-5 at Ellis Park. Deany Drahozal earned his second straight win with a sacrifice fly to right, after Don Rafora opened with a triple and a walk. Pal dese hit a long solo shot for Welty Waytls, while Drahozal held champs scoreless for the last four innings.
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Wide Rivalry Shows Incomplete Game Details
In a rough, error filled recap several players scored and driven in runs for both sides. John Cochrane doubled twice and Doug Hawk added two singles for the losers while Russ Slaman collected hits in all four plate appearances including a two run single. Bastside led a three run rally with Hajtora contributing three singles and a triple for the winners.
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Curran and Trickey Enter Pro Draft from Jefferson High
Mike Curran and Brad Trickey of Jefferson high were drafted by major league teams. Curran was taken by the Chicago White Sox in the 17th round and Trickey by the New York Yankees in the 23rd round. Tom Rima of Decorah led the local prep was highest among four picks, with Cincinnati Reds interest in the second round and potential assignment to Sioux Falls. Max Elliott of Norway followed as the Padres’ third round pick.
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Burkle Hurls 9-1 No-Hitter in College Baseball
Burkle pitched a nine to one no hitter in Major League play within the College Community Baseball program as R J Clifford Forklift defeated Northwestern Bell. Dan Dierdorf, an all American tackle from Michigan, signed a contract to play for the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL, the team announced.
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