Braves Triumph Over Reds on Error in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Pat Jarvis earned a 7-4 win as the Braves capitalized on an unearned run event. Hank Aaron delivered a homer and Felipe Alou scored from second on a miscue, while Cincinnati threatened with six hits, but Perez and Maloney contributed for the Braves. The game featured a shift in momentum with key innings and several players reaching base on singles and a sacrifice.
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Stargell Delivers Tie Breaking Shot as Pirates Top Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates beat Houston 4-3 Monday night after Willie Stargell hit a tie breaking homer in the fifth, his 11th of the season. Matty Alou added a three run double in the first to put Pittsburgh ahead, as they run their winning streak to six straight games.
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Forgotten man Quilici fuels Twins 4-1 win over Indians
In a 4-1 Minnesota victory over Cleveland, the Twins rally behind Frank Quilici who played second base while Rod Carew rests. Jack Fisher pitched five strong innings to beat the Indians, with Cleveland’s Barry Moore taking the loss. Jerry Zimmerman and Gary Kaat contributed as Minnesota seized control with timely hitting and base paths.
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Hall of Famer Crawford Dies in Hollywood
Hall of Fame outfield star Sam Crawford, aged 88, died Saturday after a stroke and pneumonia. Funeral services were planned for Monday in Hollywood. Crawford, inducted in 1947, led both leagues in home runs in 1901 and 1917, amassing 2964 hits. Survivors include his widow Mary, a son, and a daughter.
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Bengals Tickets On Sale For Individual Games
Cincinnati Bengals announce ticket orders for single games with prices 7 6 and 5 plus season tickets at 63 and 54 Mail remittance to 1804 Carew Tower Cincinnati 45201 Pre season schedule opens 3 at Nipper Stadium and Aug 17 vs DufFalate Title ST Vikings sign Ron Yary a 6 5 265 pound tackle from Southern California Kanawha City American Legion seeks players for Watt Regular season home games listed with opponents and dates for Washington Buffalo San Diego Miami Houston Kansas City Oakland Ends with birth year 1949 eligibility note
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Hawks Hire Tormohlen as Atlanta Assistant Coach
The Atlanta Hawks named Gene Tormohlen as first assistant to head coach Richie Guerin and began their rookie camp with 18 rookies and four veterans. Veterans Don Obs, Low, Hudson, and Billy Bridges will instruct, while Jim Davis participates in drills with the newcomers. Rookies include Skip Harlicka, Terry Allerton, Jay Crowley, and Stan Harris among others.
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Virginia Hurler Signed by Reds
The Cincinnati Reds signed their first selection in the recent agent baseball draft, righthanded pitcher Tim Grant. The 18 year old from Boykins Virginia signed with Sarasota, the Reds farm club in the Gulf Coast League after a standout high school career at River View High with a 90-1 record, eight no hitters, 2.6 strikeouts per inning and a 0.26 ERA.
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College game seen as salvation for majors by Lutz
SIU coach Joe Lutz argues college baseball can save major league talent by developing players before reaching pro ranks. He urges more college pro collaboration, television exposure, and funding to grow the game, praising college hustle and summer leagues while criticizing some pro managers. He cites SIU wins and calls for lights and wider coverage.
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Payne Dean Win Smith Caps Thriller Kanawha Valley golf
Prissy Payne easily moved into the second round of the Kanawha Valley Women's golf tournament at Edgewood Country Club with an 8 and 6 win over Ruth Bonham. Betty Dean defeated B. Anderson 5 and 4 to defend her title while Tina Evans beat J. Long 7 and 6. Closest match in the championship flight was Smith over Abplanalp on the 19th hole. Continuous rounds set pairings and results for multiple flights with scheduled matches and standouts Payne, Dean, Smith, Evans, and Anderson among the leaders.
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