Juniors' bats sting Gerry's 6-1 in strong win
Columbus American Legion Juniors rout Lincoln Gerry's 6-1 to extend their streak to six wins in seven games. Saalfeld earned his seventh win of the season as Gerry's pitcher Stravling yielded five runs in the fourth inning. Sharp scored on a key single as the Juniors pull away at Pawnee Park and set up weekend date with Bellevue and North Platte.
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Rich Gaver
Larry Raalford
Pacer
Columbus American Legion
Lincoln Gerry
Fox
Pawnee Park Field
Bellevue
North Platte
Saalfeld
Cligiander
Gerry
Sam Sharpe
Mins- Iaskjed
Tor
Mike Ick
Saalteld
Sip
Sharpe
Lincolnites
Larry Lassek
Lee
Stravling
John Anton
Dick Schofield
Boston
Baltimore
Schofield
Reggie Smith
Tony Oliva Wan
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Dave Boswell
Stan Williams
Oakland
Kansas Cuy
Darrell Osteen
Mickey Stanley
Nick McAuliffe
Detroit
Washington
Darald Knowles
Tred Sckerman
Trak Howard
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax fires strikeout record game
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax struck out 1 men twice in nine inning games, a major league record, during games in 1959 and 1962. The narrative details a sequence of hits, steals, and runs including Mark Mueller, Steve Wieser, Glen Ross, Vint McLaughlin, Hoss, and Gary Modelski in a box score style recap.
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LOS Angeles
Tupi
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Heleise
Mark Mueller
Steve Wieser
Mueller
Smuart Bullington
Les
Wieser
Glen Ross
Bullington
Vint McLaughlin
Hoss Stale
AcaMgrin
McLaughlin
Ernie Hangish
Larry Saakfely
Wan
Gary Modelski
Mike Wagny
Nik
Saalferd
Wagny
Mudley
Cubs bring up two pitchers from Tacoma farm club
Chicago promotes right hander Roberto Rodriguez and lefty Jeff Cura from Tacoma. Outfielder Young is sent to Des Moines as Tacoma completes trade with the Oakland organization. Dunnegan moves to Tacoma. Barber released. Barber offered Tacoma deal but undecided. Monzon to meet Benvenuti for middleweight title later this year in Rome in October or November.
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Chicago
UPH
Chicaso Cubs
Roberto Rodriguez
Tacoma
Jefthander
Lacry Cura
In Young
Des Moines
Oakland Athletics
Cubs
Jim Dunnegan
Steve Barber
Barber
Buenos Aires
UPI
Carlos Monzon
Nina Benvenuti
Tifo
Tecture
Rome
Schuyler Open Golf Tourney Set July 4
Schuyler, July 4, the annual Schuyler Open Golf Tourney will be held on the S-hole grass green course. Reservations due by Sunday, June 28 to Schuyler Golf Club. Qualifying round noted, championship play over 36 holes of medal. Tee times from 8:30 to 10:30. Breakfast and luncheon at club house. Entry fee and prize money over $650.
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Schuyler
Schuyler Golf Club
Detroit eyes Clay Frazier title bout at Cobo Arena
Detroit boxing promoter Lew Handler aims to stage a September 21 heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier at Cobo Arena. Michigan Gov. William G. Milliken backs the plan pending boxing commission approval from Chuck Davey. Clay’s license status and pending court case are noted, with potential purses of $200,000 each and 12 percent of gross state receipts.
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UPI
Lew Handler
Cobo Arena
Cassius Clay
Joe Frazier
Sehether
Michigan
Willian AL
Milliken
Chuck Davey
Michigan Boxing Con Tissioner
Davey
Navey
Clay
Muhammed al
Michigent
Handler
Jerome P. Cavanagi
Edgar C
Dec” Greene
Detroit Neves
Clay-Frazier
Cavanagh
Detroit Porotion Group
Ward Edwards
Crackfield set for Omaha Gold Cap at Ak-Sar-Ben
Parasol Pele trained by Mord Stables travels from Merramouth Park to challenge Jacadavariles in Saturday's $10 000 added Omaha Gold Cup at Ak-Sar-Ben. The one mile seven yard race crowns the three year olds with Omaha as favorite, while Geller and Warrior top several other entries in a week of key stakes. Local contenders include Van Berg charges and imports like Coallawn Cal Perpetual and My Vrood. The week also features the $15 000 speed futurity Thursday and $20 000 Futurity Stakes Friday.
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UPI
Parasol Pele
Mord
Merramouth
Park
Jacadavariles
Akan
Ord
Parasal Pele
Geller
Warrior
Getler
Ro W. Wilson
van Berg
Action Petter
Nalion
Jendingruiner
British Ross
Coallawn Cal
Perpetual
Cardinals edge Dodgers in Major Little League action
In a Wednesday slate, the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 9 to 1. Jeff Morris earned the win for Cardinals, while Curtis took the loss for the Dodgers. Chip Anthony credited with the Yankees pitching win as Slimalch struck out eight in relief. Bruce Wilkinson allowed the defeat. Jets beat the Tigers 10 to 7 in a Minor Little League game with Chris Hoffman winning and Joel Torezen taking the loss.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Yankees
Sox
Jeff Morris
Curtis
Chip Anthony Swag
Slimalch
Bruce Wilkinson
Jets
Tigers
Chris Hoffman
Joel Torezen
Lombardi Hospitalized in Washington for Ailment
Vince Lombardi head coach of the Washington Redskins was hospitalized Wednesday for a stomach ailment. Redskins physician George Resla advised a complete physical checkup.
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Washington
Vince Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Lombardalin
Redskins
Cheorge Resla
Kranepool Faces Minors Move After Mets Decision
Ed Kranepool reacted with resentment to being sent to the minors after a game with the Cubs in Chicago. The Mets refused to release him and considered a trade or waivers with Tidewater the likely destination, marking a troubled period for the eight year Mets veteran.
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NEW York
UPI
Ed Kranepool
Lou
Gil Hodges
Mets
Bob Scheffing
Sledges
Cubs
Chicago
Ame
Raust Teaye
Ed Keanepool
Tidewater
Id Keanepool
Tie
Tere
Fd Kranepool
Distinct Class A Women Fast Pitch Softball Meet
The Distinct Class A Women Fast Pitch Softball Tournament will be held in Columbus on July 3 4 and 3 with all games at Armory Field. Sanctioned by the Amateur Softball Association and sponsored by Columbus Family with Larry Tunk and Bob Jensen directing. Double elimination event features teams from Clarks Central City Archer York Superior Shickley and Columbus. June 2 entry deadline for additional teams.
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Columbus
Armory Field
Amatuer Softball Association
Columbus Family
Larry Tunk
Central City
Bob Jensen
Clarks
Archer
York
Superior
Shickley
Family Y girls post 3-2 record in District 5 softball
The Columbu family girls softball team posted a 3-2 mark at District 5 action in Central City. Central City won the district with Aurora and Clarks second and third. all three advanced to state. Family Y defeated Superior 20-5, Gresham 24-14, Polk 14-13, but lost to Clarks 11-3. Six Columbus runs fueled the tournament. Jee Brooks and Janelle Krumland led with over one homer each, while Dane Hoge and Tammy Conyers contributed key hits.
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Columbu
Central City
Aurora
Clarks
Superior
Gresham
Polk
Meir
Columbus
Jee Brooks
Janelle Krumland
Dane Hoge
Tammy Conyers
Humphrey Tops Pizza Hut 20-19 In Softball Clash
Humphrey defeated Pizza Hut 20 to 19 in a seesaw Women’s softball game. Brenda Grubaugh took the loss despite going five for six at the plate, while Nancy Hegi hit three hits, Sara Buchholz went three for five, Pat Lavicky homered, and Mary Kula drove in four. Carrol Falk contributed three RBIs as Pizza Hut hosts David City next Sunday.
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Columbus Pizza Hut
Humphrey
Brenda Grubaugh
Pizza Hut
Nancy Hegi
Sara Buchholz
Pat Lavicky
Mary Kula
Carrol Falk
Pizza Mutuals
David City
Dune
Pirates replace Cash with Clines during military leave
The Pittsburgh Pirates said second baseman Dave Cash will be out for 15 days to meet military obligations. He departs Saturday and will be replaced by Gene Clines, currently with the Waterbury farm club in the AA Eastern League.
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UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Cash
Cas
Gene Clines
Waterbury Farm
Murcer's 3 homers power Yankees in doubleheader split
Murcer belts three homers in second game as New York Yankees defeat Cleveland 5-4 to split the twin bill after a 22 loss in the opener. Pinson's intemperate moment and a wild pitch sparked the incident. Yankees gain a half game on Baltimore as the AL East race tightens amid a busy set of scores.
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Robby Murcer
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Sam McDowell
Yanks
Murcer
Vada Pinson
Leftielder
New York
Ralph Hauk
Binson
Yankee
Stan Baansen
Pinson
Bahnset
Thurman Munson
Whit Pinson
Lj Baansen
Craig Nettles
Daly Caters
Roy White
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Orioles
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Minnesota
Milwaukee
California Aivepl
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
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St. Louis
Houston
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Montreal
Philadelphia
Angeles
Atlanta
United Press International
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East Carew
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Jamsom
Cal R.alonsa
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Oliva
Harton
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Smi Pinson
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Jere
Cinos Angeles Alanta
Beneh
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B. Aaron
Debeail
Boston Air
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Baseball standings and leaders across leagues
National League leading hitters Perez and Bench from Cincinnati with 76 and 65 runs batted in respectively. Aurea All and Williams also high. American League leader Horton and Killebrew noted with Powell White and Rande among top run producers. Pitching leaders include Beaver Merritt Perry and McGlothlin in the National League and Hunter Palmer McDowell McNally in the American League with top ERAs and win totals listed.
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Bench
Aurea
Williams
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Allen
Horton
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Killebrew
Minn
Powell
Ball
White
Rande
Oak
Howard
Wasaf
Beaver
Merritt
Perry
Simpson
McGlothlin
Hunter
Palmer
Tall
McDowell
Clev
McNally
Summer leagues end at Columbus bowling alley
The column reports final scores from Columbus Bowl leagues. Top scorers include Bob Topinka with 217 high game and Gary Badja han 726 high series in the US Men's Singles League, plus league winners DeMolay Mike Lin 159 pace 431, Bears win DeMolay, Tigers claim Ladies Wednesday Afternoon, and Hig 12 Summer League leaders with Draper 223 and Reutseller 192. The season ends with tie among Iowa, Wisconsin and Oklahoma for a championship.
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Bob Topinka
Gary Badja Han
Columbus Bowl
Gary Muth
Gary Balfe
Ernie Christensen
Lily Rich Slow
Ken Will
Christensen
Mikelin
Bears
Dave Hamilton
Brad Berlin
John Walters
Pat
Dave Engquist
Tigers
Dane Podany
Jean Ruseby
Gert Wiese
Carol Ulrich
Charlotte Weisser
Jin Draper
Jolin Reutseller
Casey
Reutseller
Allen Henke
Eddie Stahl
Grace Fore
Grace Force
Iowa
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Fireworks at Yankees game as fan throws firecracker
Yankees trail Orioles by 2 percent in the AL as a fan in the upper deck tossed a large firecracker onto the field hitting Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse. The incident caused a five minute delay before play resumed. Bobby Murcer homered three times and Bahnsen was struck in the leg by Vada Pinson. Charges were filed against the fan.
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Yanks
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Slay Bahnsen
Husker
Mosse
Bobby Murcer
Bahusen
Vada Pinson
Ball Park
Briggs Reactivated By Phillies In Comeback Move
The Philadelphia Phillies activated outfielder Johnny Briggs from the disabled list on Wednesday. Briggs, hitting .266 this season, strained a tendon in his left hand May 22, prompting his placement on the injured list. Scott Reid was optioned to Eugene Oregon to clear space for Briggs.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Riggs
Briggs
Taft
Scolt Reid
Mugene
Ore
Richards tops driver standings at DC Speedways
David City driver Torey Richards leads the David City Speedways season with 170 points. Second place is Butch Lavicky, with a field of contenders including Mary Hilger, Ken Ganskovn, Jai Jorry Reeder, and Terry Warris among others. The July races kick off at 2:20 pm with Proskavee and Saase slated to participate.
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David City
Torey Richards
Richards
Butch Lavicky
Wee
Jud
Mary Hilger
Ken Ganskovn
Columbus
Jai Jorry Reeder
Bellscood
Dene Jicok
Terry Warris
Norman Bruner
Gary Niemann
David Vily
Bobsiyskal
David
Mixed league finale at Boulevard Lanes crowns winners
The Wednesday Night Mixed League at Boulevard Lanes concluded with BZB's tea champions. Dave Paprocki had the high men game at 197, Scot Miller 321 series, Gloria Tichola led the women with 200 and 313 as part of a Hill Gang team tally of 602 and 1711.
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Boulevard Lanes
BZB
Dave Paprocki
Scot Miller
Gloria Tichola
Hill Gang
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