Indians Hammer A's 7-2 Behind Williams and Paul
The Cleveland Indians exploded for three runs in the first and three more in the eighth to beat the Oakland Athletics 7-2. Star Williams and Mike Paul combined for five hits allowed, with Jose Cardenal and Larry Brown among early threats as the Indians built a 4-2 lead and pulled away in the eighth.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Oakland Athletics
Star Williams
Mike Paul
Jose Cardenal
Larry
Brown
Joser
Lew Hardin
Krausse
Tony Morton
Lee Maye
Irun
Dukes Brooks Robinson
Sims
Mark Belanger
Foat
Idin
Orioles
Wardenal
Camgf
Horton
Himfilo Pascual
Niby Frank
Brooks Robinson
Sal Bando
Powell
Max Aljone
Curt Blefary
Alvis
Oakland
Attray
Donatisn
Arawn
Thortoy
Aker
Pierce
Anno Harper
Arcus
Eos Webster
Duncan Canno
Jackson
Krauss
Fuller
Gosger
Toon Swilams
Sprague
Paul Poo Cater
Washington
Jim Toll
Oaklard
I Hardin
Reno
Boog Powell T. Horton
Lou Oakland
Balti Alvis
Maye
Campanerts
L.brown
Senators
S.williams
Paar
Peter
Phillies Resolve Dispute With Rich Allen Ready to Play
Rich Allen and the Philadelphia Phillies have settled their differences after a meeting at Connie Mack Stadium. Owner Bob Carpenter said Allen is healed from his groin injury and ready to play, though a Tuesday lineup against Houston remains uncertain. Allen had clashed with manager Gene Mauch and GM John Quinn amid calls for a return.
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Philadelphia
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Bob
Allen
Mauch
Gene Mauch
John Quinn
Quinn
Carpenter
Connie Mack Stadium
Los Angeles
Richie
Houston
Ron Williams Named D C s Top Athlete
West Virginia University basketball captain Ron Williams was named Southern Conference Athlete of the Year. The 6 foot 3 guard averaged 20.5 points per game as WVU placed second in the SC with a 19 8 record and earned an NIT berth in New York. Williams led a list of past WVU winners and finished ahead of Terry Donnelly of William and Mary in balloting.
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Jettiichmond
Westf Virginia University
Ron Williams
Williams
Mountaineers
New York
WVU
Rod Hundley
Jerry West
Rod
Griffith 93 Choice Tonight In Oakland Bout
Emile Griffith remains a solid 95 choice in the 12 round bout with Andy Heilman at Oakland Arena tonight. Griffith seeks a convincing victory to set up a fourth title shot with Nino Benvenuti after losing the title to the Italian in March. The card was delayed by Sen Kennedy's death, a factor Griffith says could affect him.
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Griffith
Oakland
Emile Griffith
Andy Heilman
Heilman
Nino Benvenuti
Robert F. Kennedy
Grand Vizier of Payson Met Empire Proposes NL Split
Don Grant proposes dividing the National League into two divisions with annual reshuffles based on last year’s standings. The plan favors Mets money games with Giants and Dodgers, but would create artificial, unstable brackets. Daley calls the idea impractical and a clinker from a flight of fancy.
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Arthur Daley
New York Times
New York
Don Grant
Charles Shipman Payson
Chicago
Giants
Dodgers
Shea Stadium
Met
Grant
Baseball Mourning Crisis Exposes Poor Leadership at Top Levels
Eckert failed to unite 20 club owners after Senator Kennedy's assassination. Players faced conflicting pressures as some teams canceled games on the funeral weekend. Maury Wills Rusty Staub Bob Aspromonte stood against playing while Mike Burke of the Yankees asserted total blackout on Saturday and possibly Sunday, highlighting TV's impact on national tragedy.
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Robert F. Kennedy
William D. Eckert
Warren Giles
National League
Maury Wills
Pirates
Rusty Stauh
Bob Aspromonte
Astros
Eckert
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Mike Burke
Yankees
Sen. Kennedy
Delay of Funeral Train Warped Baseball Image
The funeral train delay in Washington affected baseball's public image as games started after dark or before the body reached Arlington. The piece suggests Mike Burke as a potential next commissioner to restore the sport and ends with a Bobby Kennedy anecdote from early Kennedy administration days.
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Washington
Arlington
Mike Burke
Bobby Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Bobby
Ethel Kennedy
Jack
White House
City Plans Full Season of Tennis
The Charleston Park and Recreation Commission opens a summer tennis program for ages six to 15 with sessions Monday Wednesday Friday 8 to 11 a m at Edgewood courts and adult classes 8 to 10 p m Wednesdays. Jeff Stiles Marshall University tennis team member leads youth efforts and will again guide programs with court reservations by calling 344 1651.
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Charleston Park and Recreation Commission
Edgewood Courts
Park and Recreation
Edgewood
Park and Recreation Commission
Jeff Stiles
Marshall University
Stiles
Baseball Leaders and Standings From The American League
AP roundup lists top players by team and position with runs batted in, home runs, and batting averages. Notable names include Yastrzemski, Carew, Horton, Howard, Johnson, McLain, and Lasher across Detroit Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland and Minnesota with pitching decisions and standings notes.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski Btn
Laey Mowers
OS Oak
Carew Min
W. Horton
D.johnson
Stroud Wes
Uhteender i
F.howard
Waringtone
W.horton
Detroit
Kilabrew
Minnesota
Yostrzemski
Harralson
Boston
McMarlene Washington
Washington
Powell
Baltimore
W.morton
O.johnson
Rosco
New York
Horton
Cleveland
John
Chicago
McLain
Lasher
Hardin
Baltithorpe
A. Mamillan
California
Hiller
Warden
Bahnsen
New Yorks
Vanderbilt signs 7-2 prospect Turner in ceremony
Steve Turner a 7-2 basketball talent wooed by over 100 colleges signed with Vanderbilt University Monday night. Coach Roy Skinner secured the commitment at the Turners home in Bartlett amid a national recruitment, with Turner weighing 159 pounds and listed at 7-2 to 7-5. Other schools involved included Kentucky Tennessee Georgia LSU Kansas Georgia Tech and Florida.
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Memphis
Tenn
Steve Turner
Vanderbilt University
Roy Skinner
Charles H. Turner
Bartlett
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Turner
Tennessee
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Florida
Parsons Seeded Second in Southern Junior Tennis
Steve Parsons of Charleston earned the No 2 seed in the junior singles at the Southern Junior Tennis Tournament in Davidson North Carolina and received a first round bye. Seed list includes Woody Blocker Atlanta Parsons Raz Reid Greenville South Carolina Buddy Miles Jackson Mississippi and Steve Krulewicz Baltimore. In boys 14 singles Crawford Vienna West Virginia lost to Burtkiewiecz Mobile Alabama 7 5 6 2.
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Davidson
N. C
Steve Parsons
Charleston
Woody Blocker
Atlanta
Parsons
Raz Reid
Greenville
S. C
Buddy Miles
Jackson
Miss
Steve Krulewitz
Baltimore
Davidson College
David Crawford
Vienna
W. Va
Skip Burtkiewiecz
Mobile
Alg
Little Leaguer Strikes Out 21 in 11 0 Win
David Knighton struck out 21 batters in 23 outs as Elite Laundry downed Cycle Jets 11 to 0 in Western Senior Little League action. Leaders and standings updated.
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David Knighton
Elite Laundry
Cycle Jets
Martin & Tabor
Softball Tourney Set At Mt Carbon Field This Weekend
Montgomery hosts a slow pitch softball tournament at Mt Carbon Field this Saturday and Sunday with an 8 p.m. Friday entry deadline. Entry is 25 per team. winners receive jackets and runners-up get sponsor trophies. Contact John Fragale or Ralph Connors at Top Hat Sports Center to participate for scholarship awards up to 3000.
Lost and Found notes and ads from Jefferson area
A collage of lost items and notices lists cattle near Rocky Fork and Woodward Branch Tyler Mountain with contact 744-9488, portable radio near Washinton Street with reward 19 dollars, a male Siamese cat on Porter Road with reward 343-9284, brown worn keys in a Victory Summers area, a tan billfold on Diamond Street with Mildred Greenlee contact 343-5181, two missing female dogs on Lewis Street with reward 346-7944, a silver Grandmother bracelet with years 1945 to 1966 and reward 727-4003, plus various service ads and notices for academies, beauty college, debts disclaimer by Audra Cummings, Harrell Nursing, clothing ads, and private detective services from C.L Carroll and National Service Bureau, urging help for a seven year old girl in need of care.
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Black Stone & Thomas
Acket
Jefferson
Rocky Fork
Woodward Branch
Tyler Mountain
Washinton Street
Damous
Porter Road
Victory Summers - Quarrier
Mildred Greenlee
Lewis Street
Callie
Peaute
Beckley Instite
Ava Berg
Charleston
Beave Charleston
Abe
Capital City
Audra Cummings
MacCorkie Avenue
Chike
W. Va
Harrell
C.L
Carrol Oson
Clarksburg
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Priddy
Michael
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Womack
Scott Riffle
Virginia St
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Penn. Ave
Guaranty Savings & Loan CO
Quarrier & Dickinson
Va State Banking Dept
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REL Rum
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