Orioles Fall as Drysdale Slumps and Errors Cost
Cesar Tovar sparked Minnesota with two early runs while Baltimore misplayed a third strike allowing Oliva to reach and fuel a 5 lead. The Orioles rallied late but fell 5 4, dropping further behind Detroit, as Detroit edged Cleveland in 17 innings. Boston downed Chicago 8 2, California beat Washington 10 3 before losing to the Senators 1 0.
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Baltimore Orioles
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Oriole
Andy Etehebarren
Oliva
Bob Allison
Orioles
Tral
Lanry Haney
Ron Werzanoski
Oridles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Cleveland
Dick Tracewski
Alam
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Chico White Sox
California
Washington
Senators
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Cesar Tovar
Frank Robinson
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
Oriles
Boog Powell
RBI
Tracewski
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Tommy Harper
Jose Cardenal
Detroit
Don Wert
Luis ‘Tiant
al Kaline
Lou Klimchock
Norm Cash
White Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Jin Lonborg
Red Sox
Lonborg
Joe Coleman
Cap Peterson
W. K
W. L Pet
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta A
San Fran
Hillsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
Tam
Houston
James
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Elks CJ Win In A Double Header Play
Corry Jamestown blanked the Mouse 0 and the Elks edged VFW 1 0 in a doubleheader at Olin Bracken Field Jeff Brown struck out 11 in a two hitter and gave CJ the win Jon Bennett hit a home run and Jeff Brown doubled and singled Jim Daniels added a triple and two runs scored while Gary Casler provided the Moose only hit of the game The second game was a pitchers duel with Dave Armstrong two hitting Prisina as Elks edged CJ 1 0 for the win
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Corry
Porent
Olin Bracken Field
Corry Jamestown
Elks
VFW
Jon
Bennett
Jim Daniels
Jeff Brown
Jon Bennett
Dim Daniels
Pat Migliaccio
Daniels
Larry Sarnicki
Moose
Gary Casler
Rick Fence
John Rote
Brown
Casler
Mike Stitzman
Moose CJ
Jef Daniels
Bob Katulich
Stan Komenda
Tom Wascak
Clint Daniels
Dave Armstrong
Skip Brisina
Ome
Prisina
Frisina
Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
Don Drysdale
Braves
Vicory
Chicago
Cubs
Drysdale
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bobby Bonds
New York Mets
Houston
Kevin Collins
Felipe Alou
Marty Martinez
Felix Millan
Atlanta
AL Spangler
Randy Hundley
Hank Aaron
Alou
Phil Regan
Joe Niekro
Pirates
Los Angeles
Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Jerry May
Ron Fairly
Manny Jimenez
Reds
St. Louis
Leo Cardenas
Julian Javier
Minors State AllStar Tilt at Olin Bracken Field
The Minor League allstar contest will be at 6 pm Friday at Olin Bracken Field. if weather delays, play moves to 2 pm Saturday. Valley View blanked Catholics 15-0 behind Art Zehr two hitter in the Church Softball League, while the Methodists edged the Sir Thecan 16-15.
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Olin Bracken Field
Joe Frisina
Frisina
Art Zehr
Valley View
Chuck Jackson
Sirthecan
R. Hennigh
M. Miller
D. Harrington
M. Stoltafus
Ari Zehr
Teener League title clinched as Indians fall 11-3
Teener League final saw the Ya team beat the Indians 11 to 3 with 11 runs on 9 hits. Four Indians errors fueled the rally as Gary Zajac earned the win and Lanny Fitch took the loss. COPS GOLF TITLE WEST HARTFORD Conn Denny Lyons Greenwich won the Connecticut Open with 209 seven under par for 54 holes.
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Indians
Gary Zajac
Lanny Fitch
West Hartford
Conn
Denny Lyons
Greenwich
Amatur, Gon
Toby Lyons
Elks WEW Win Behind Strong Arm In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a tight game the Elks WEW edge VFW 1-0 as Lamendola scores on a bobbled single in center. Armstrong earns the win with Frisina taking the loss amid a late sixth inning threat thwarted by strikes and swings. Umpires were Bennett Katulich Komends and Sampsell.
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Armstrong
Joe Lamtendola
Scott Crowell
Lamendola
VFW
Kevin Amy
Tom Ross
Amy
Frisina
Bruce Sandberg
Elks Wew
Dave Armstrong
Skip Frisina
Jim Bennett
Bob Katulich
Stan Komends
Craig Sampsell
Big 33 Tilt To Be All Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania announces a new Big 33 format with East West teams at Hershey Stadium. East will rely on air power led by John Harris' Jimmy Jones who threw for 2,260 yards and 35 TDs last season, while West features Dennis Satyshur and a strong ground game led by Ron James who rushed for 1,476 yards. For the first time in five years, a Pennsylvania team enters as Big 33 winner.
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Hershey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Longhorns
Charlie Harding
John Harris
Jimmy Jones
Harding
Middletown
West
Lindy Lauro
Eric East
Dennis Satyshur
New Castle
Lauro
Ron
Po) James
New Brighton
James
Montreal in Bind to Lose Baseball Franchise
WGN reported that Montreal will lose its National League franchise due to financial troubles. A high league official allegedly said the team could move to Milwaukee or Buffalo, while John Newman dismisses the claim as garbage. Montreal and San Diego received extensions to Aug 15 to make a $1.12 million payment, with the league president Warren Giles granting the delay.
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WGN Broadcasting
Montreal
WGN
Milwaukee
Buffalo
John Newman
Newman
San Diego
National League
Warren Giles
Giles
Biggie Proteges Rise as Athletic Directors and Coaches
EAST LANSING Mich AP three members of Biggie Munns 1953 MSU coaching staff became athletic directors at Nebraska Missouri and Virginia. Two other assistants from the same staff are head coaches Earle Edwards at NC State and Duffy Daugherty who followed Munn as Spartan coach. LANDS 820 POUNDER WEDGEPORT NS Fisherman R W Byerly Placida Fla landed an 820 pound tuna after a one hour struggle.
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East Lansing
Mich
Biggie Munn
Michigan State
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Dan Devine
Missouri
Steve Sebo
Virginia
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Duffy Daugherty
Munn
Spartan
Biggie
Wedgeport
N.S
R. W. Byerly
Placida
Fla
Bowler First To Roll Pair Of 300 Games
Dick Stoeffler rolled back to back 300 games on January 4, became the sixth bowler in history with consecutive perfection. His first game was 205, totaling an 825 series for Kona Lanes in Costa Mesa, with prior names including Carusna, Flynn, Babcock, Bomba, and Krentz.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Dick Stoeffler
American Bowling Congress
Stoeffler
Konaanes
Frank Carusna
Buffalo
N.Y
Bill Flynn
Cleveland
Ernest Babcock
Detroit
John Bomba
Bayonne
Tony Krentz
St. Louis
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Jim McGlothlin
Chuck Hinton
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Don Mincher
Bobby Knoop
Minors State AllStar Tilt
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Phillies
Larry Jackson
Bonds
Jim Davenport
Dave Marshall
Willig McCovey
Collins
Cleon Jones
Ed Kranepool
Scarborough
Maine
Eric
Ollie’’ Berg
Basketball Hall of Fame
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Hanae McE
Dave Brooks
Grand Street
CAHS
Eastman
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Hele
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