Baseball Roundup: Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, and More Action
The recap notes a May surge with Orioles winning 13th of 16 as Robison and Palmer shine. White Sox snap five-game skid with Buford’s five hits. Adair contributes after being traded. Tigers break 3-3 tie on eighth-inning hits for Wickersham. Senators drop eighth straight. Royals top Minnesota as Hunter dominates. Twins rally in nightcap with Sipin, Rollins powering a 13-hit assault. Bur lington and Cubs spark matches. Houston edge Dodgers in late scoring burst.
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al Downing
Brooks Robinson
Pedro Dames
Loop Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE
Larry Jackson pitched a four hitter in Philadelphia's opener over Atlanta. Clay Dalrymple homered to spark the Phillies. Jack Brandringer homered in the second game with a third inning shot and a five run fifth. Rich Allen added a two run double in the fifth. Bob Taylor backed Bob Shaw's Mets debut with a three run homer in the sixth. Bill Murphy also homered. Lou Brock led St Louis in the nightcap with two singles a triple two stolen bases and two runs. Ken Boyer homered as three Cardinal pitchers held seven hits.
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Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Joe Hague
Harry Laiolo
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John Sipin
Rich Rollins
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Burlington
Bill McNulty
Reds
Joe Keough
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Pete Koegel
Larry Jackson
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Clay Dalrymple
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Bob Shaw
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Bill Murphy
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Lou Brock
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Fight Results By The Associate Press
Piero Del Papa of Turin defeated Clarence James in a 8 round decision. Billy Joiner of Cincinnati stopped Neil Brownfield in 2 rounds. Dick Wipperman of Buffalo halted Ed Fletcher in 6 rounds. Freddie Lille of Las Vegas beat Eddie Pace of Los Angeles in 10 rounds.
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Clarence James
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Cincinnati
Billy Joiner
Cincinenati
Neil Brownfield
Pittshursh
Dick Wipperman
Buffal
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Ed Fletcher
Niagara Falls
N.Y
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Freddie Lille
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
No Exhibitions Between Leagues Foretold for 1966 Season
NFL spokesman said no exhibition game between NFL and AFL teams before the 1966 season. Contracts and telecast agreements block such a matchup, and the leagues are to meet first at championship level.
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New York
National Football League
NFL
American Football League
Schauenberg and Moses Honored For Athletics and Scholarship
Schauenberg and Moses receive Town awards for athletic and scholastic excellence. Moses of Gladstone Michigan earns the Big Ten Medal of Honor with a 3.10 GPA and earlier starved as quarterback punter and baseball player. Schauenberg of Milan Illinois holds the Big Ten ERA record 0.28 and captained 1986 baseball with a 12-9 career mark.
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Robert’ Schauenberg
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Freshman Football Recruiting Sparks Rivalry Rumors
Iowa State and Iowa recruit heavily for 1966 freshman squads with 37 and 27 signees respectively. Iowa State claims edge in state prospects, while Iowa eyes potential early nonconference games. News also notes Dave Long adding a second child and Bob Jennings honored with a night at Town House amid college sports updates.
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Bob Jennings
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Prairie High
Gilliam leads Trans-Miss qualifying with 71 at Hardscrabble
Mrs. Donna Gilliam of Whittier California golf pro wife set pace in Trans-Mississippi Women's Amateur qualifying. She shot a 1 under par 71 to earn medalist honors as Jackie Fladoos of Dubuque Iowa and seven others tied for sixth with 79. The 6300 yard course hosts Tuesday’s match play opening.
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Jackie’ Fladoos
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A's Trade Wyatt and Three Others to Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics sent John Wyatt along with two other players to Boston in exchange for Jim Gosger Rollie Sheldon and Jose Tartabull. The Red Sox acquired Gosger Sanders and Grilli, while the A’s got a straight no cash deal.
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Kansas City Athletics
John Wyatt
Boston Red Sox
Jim Gosger
Wyatt
Red Sox
Rollie Sheldon
Jose Tartabull
Athletics
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Ken Sanders
Guido Grilli
Red Sox Trade Wilson to Tigers
Boston moves Earl Wilson to Detroit in exchange for veteran outfielder Don Demeter and a minor leaguer to be named later. The trade comes just hours after another Yankees deal reshapes the roster.
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Boston Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Don Demeterland
Gentile Fined for Bat Toss by Astros Player
Cincinnati AP report says National League President Warren C. Giles suspended Jim Gentile five days and fined him 250 dollars for flipping a bat toward umpire Ed Vargo after a Sunday game in Houston.
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Warren C. Giles
Jim Gentile
Houston Astros
Ed Vargo
Houston
Fordtown takes 11 0ver Ellis Concessions behind no-hitter
Fordtown slugger Bakken pitched a no hitter Monday night as Fordtown routed Ellis Concessions 11 to 0 in Major Open softball. Bobby Michael led the 9 hit attack with three safeties while Vic Kadlee drove in two runs. Bakken earned a 7 1 record and Fordtown moved within a half game of Midwest Janitors in the standings.
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Bakken
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Jack Larson
Vic Kadlee
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Records and Feats Highlight Baseball and Football Legends
Sports fans recall one armed players Pete Gray and Ellis Jones excelling in major leagues and bowls. Stan Musial’s discipline stands out as he never argued with umpires in 3,026 games. A 1919 5 minute 0to% inning game between the Giants and Phillies is noted as the shortest major league contest.
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