Orioles Win Streak Hits Fenway as Powell Stars
The Baltimore Orioles swept a three game series at Fenway Park topping the Red Sox to run their win streak to three. Dave Johnson fueled the attack with four hits in the series and Frank Robinson homered twice including his 5th of the year.
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Indians slip to 1-7 as pitching woes bite
Cleveland used to be powered by pitching yet the Indians fell to 1-7 after a 7-6 loss to Detroit. Manager Alvin Dark blamed lack of concentration and urged the rotation to keep throwing. The slide comes as Boston visitors and a two‑game Baltimore trip loom on the schedule.
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Face Still Sure He Can Play Ball
PITTSBURGH AP Elroy Face, aging relief pitcher, drills in pregame practice with the Pirates after being cut by Detroit. At 41 he asserts he can still play if another club picks him up, recalling his carpentry work and 20 years in baseball.
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Corry Jamestown Bowling League honors top bowlers
Ten men received trophies at the CJ Bowlers banquet after the season. Front row shows the welding team winners Jim Shaver Leon Cable Herb Heidler captain George Pray sky Joe Hund Ed Berry. Second row includes Dick Patton Dick Sutton Milt Kingsley Gené Hasbrouck. Banquet held at the VFW on West Washington street.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Digest
National and American League East and West divisions listed with team records, games back, and several pending matchups. Thursday and Saturday results are summarized alongside upcoming games including citys and venues for Oakland, Kansas City, New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, San Francisco, and more.
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Faces Career Highlights and Final Big League Stints
The article recalls Dick Face’s MLB career notes with the Pirates and Tigers, including his 802 NL games for Pittsburgh, tying Walter Johnson’s record for most games pitched for a single club. It mentions his 1959 1967 reliever streaks, 170 saves, 60 losses, and last start in 1957 versus St Louis, plus brief 1959 Tigers appearance after a Pirates trade.
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Pacers and Buccaneers Clinch ABA Finals Berths
The Indiana Pacers rallied from behind in the third quarter to defeat Kentucky 120-111 and claim the Eastern semifinal series four games to three. New Orleans Buccaneers stopped the Dallas Chaparrals 101-95 to win the Western final in seven. Indiana meets either Minnesota or Miami next, while New Orleans hosts the other finalist on the path to the title.
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Lotz Leads In Tournament Of Champions
Rancho La Costa Calif AP Dick Lotz held a two stroke lead after the opening round of golf s Tournament of Champions at La Costa Country Club. The 26 year old Californian fired a 67 five under par praising home area comfort and course familiarity as pursuers moved in behind him.
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Cubs Roll On Expo Hurler Collects First Expansion Team No Hitter
Bill Stoneman, a former reliever drafted by Montreal, tossed the Expos first no hitter in the franchise debut year against Philadelphia. Staub backed him with a homer and three RBIs as Chicago Cubs routed St Louis 3-0 and other NL games shifted pennants. Stoneman’s effort came with eight strikeouts, five walks, and a nine inning complete game in his first major league effort.
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