Cincinnati Reds Hold Corbin Tryouts For Players 16 Plus
A two day Cincinnati Reds tryout camp will run Monday and Tuesday June 23 24 at Campbell Field Corbin from 10 AM to 3 PM for players aged 16 or older Scouting Supervisor Chet Montgomery leads with Bill Strong Ray Russell and Larry Doughty assisting Players must bring gear and bats and balls are provided Travel and living costs apply unless contracted with Reds Officials require written Legion approval for conflicts and school permission for current students.
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Orioles Split With Indians Washington Whips Detroit 7 2
Orioles split with Indians as White Sox beat California 9 1 and Detroit fell 7 2 to Washington. A's edged Minnesota 3 2 in 14 innings with Dick Green driving in the tying run and Ted Kubiak misplay on a potential single.
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Charles Leads Kemper Open After Two Rounds
Bob Charles shot 70 to reach 138 and hold a one shot lead over eight pursuers at Kemper Open. He complained the Quail Hollow course is too long for him while fellow veterans Dan Sikes Lee Trevino and Sam Snead sit within three of the lead as rounds wrap up.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
MLB and NBA style results show New York 4 St Louis 3 and other scores including Montreal 0 Chicago 2 at 12 innings. Today St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia San Francisco at Atlanta San Diego at Houston night Los Angeles at Cincinnati Montreal at Chicago. standings also note East and West divisions with Oakland Minnesota Seattle Chicago Kansas City California and more.
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Bowling Standings from Coffee League Return of Sidewinders and Birds
The Coffee League standings show Sidewinders at 7 wins and 9 losses, Early Birds at 6 10, Snyders Pups at 4 12, and The Stars at 7 9 with Dodo's Misfits at 4 12. High team series goes to Early Birds with 2 729 and high team game to Birds with 976. Lucille Young posts top single game of 202.
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Football Squad To Meet Monday
Head football coach Archie Powers calls a Corbin football team meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the football stadium.
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Friday's Fights B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oscar Bonavena stopped Wilhelm Von Homburg in Berlin while Carmelo Bossi outpointed Edwin Antilles in Milan. Geno Soto and Chango Carmona drew in San Antonio in a boxing card reported from multiple locales.
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Dodgers Edge Reds in NL action and Braves top Giants
Baseball results show the Dodgers edge the Reds as Atlanta defeats the Giants. The Pirates loaded the bases with 12 men in a big third inning but Philadelphia rallied to win 8-7. Los Angeles moved within one game of the Braves with a 4-2 win over Cincinnati while New York beat St Louis 4-3 and Chicago defeated Montreal 2-0. Houston swept a doubleheader from San Diego 6-1 and 3-1. In the AL, Washington beat Detroit 7-2 in 10, Cleveland split a DH with Baltimore 7-2 and 1-5, Kansas City topped Seattle 6-2 after a 5-3 loss, California edged Chicago 2-1 in 12, and Oakland beat Minnesota 3-2 in 14. New York’s game at Boston was rained out. Bill Hands blanked the Expos for his first shutout. Ernie Banks tied for 15th on the all time RBI list with his 1,537th. Cubs lead off with Hands’ RBI single in the fifth. Larry Dierker limited San Diego to four hits for his ninth win.
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Bunker Fires Four-Hit gem as KC Splits with Seattle
Wally Bunker pitched a four-hitter to pace Kansas City past Seattle 6-2 in the nightcap after Seattle won the opener 5-3 on Ray Oyler’s sixth homer of the season. The Royals also counted on Juan Rios’ triple and a two-homer rally in the third and sixth innings.
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