Lonborg Secures First Win of Season with 7-6 Victory
Jim Lonborg earned Boston’s first win of the year in a 7-6 triumph over the Yankees, despite eight walks and three hit batters over six innings. Roy White drove in the Yankees’ lone run in the first inning as Lonborg, fresh off knee surgery and limited innings, started in rotation. Cleveland beat Baltimore 7-3, California edged Minnesota 6-5, and Oakland topped Chicago. Lonborg’s outing signals a potential return to form for the Red Sox as they close in on Detroit in the standings.
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Money and Floods Keep 2 From Steelers Camp
Latrobe Pennsylvania AP. Money and a flooded home kept away two veterans who did not report to the Pittsburgh Steelers training camp. Defensive tackle Franke Parker, acquired from Cleveland, sought more money after being offered a raise. Offensive tackle John Brown was allowed to report late due to flood damage at his Cleveland home. Parker and quarterback Dick Shiner arrived in a Browns trade for Bill Nelson and Jim Bradshaw.
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Medwick Goslin and Cuyler Named To Hall Of Fame
Medwick, Goslin and Cuyler were inducted at Cooperstown in a ceremony attended by the widowed Mrs. Cuyler. The event preceded the Hall of Fame game where Detroit defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 1. Medwick, 56, had been elected earlier. Goslin and Cuyler were named by the veterans committee.
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Quezada Commands Eastern League With Dominant Pitching
Silvano Quezada, York Pirates right hander from the Dominican Republic, leads Eastern League with a 1.08 ERA and 40 straight scoreless innings, author of the league’s only no hitter this season. He also hits and fields, drawing praise from manager Joe Morgan who envisions a major league chance next year. Morgan notes Quezada’s varied pitch mix, control on corners, and potential for expansion era opportunities.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major and National League standings show Detroit leading the AL with 59 wins while Cleveland sits second at 55. Boston and New York mix in the middle, with Oakland and California ranking midtable. Monday results include Boston over New York and Oakland over Chicago. Tonight’s schedule features Boston at New York and Cleveland at Baltimore among others, with multiple twinbill notes.
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Falcons Won't Guarantee Safety Man Three Games
Atlanta Falcons officials said defensive safety Jerry Richardson quit the NFL team after his demand for a three game guarantee for the 1968 season was rejected by Coach North Hecker. Richardson, a four-year man, needed three games activated to be eligible for a pension and asked to be traded or released if denied. Hecker stated no guarantees could be made.
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Pirates overpower Indians in Teener League clash
The Pirates routed the Indians ten to five in Teener League play as Paul Goodwill earned the win on nine hits. The Indians had five runs on six hits with five errors, while the Pirates made three errors and John Wawrejko took the loss. In Seattle, Walt Hazzard signed a one year deal with the Seattle SuperSonics after finishing last season as the seventh leading scorer in the NBA.
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Grid camps focus on contracts and returns
NFL contract wrangles headline camps as Bill Brown and Bart Starr recuperate or rejoin. Tarkenton signs a one year deal around sixty thousand dollars while Richardson and Parker push for guarantees and money. Elbert Kimbrough signs with the Saints, Bob Dee retires, and Namath tests his injured knee at Jets camp.
Cardinals Rally On Brock Pinch Hit To Beat Phillies 5 4
In a nationally televised game the Cardinals trailed 4 3 in the bottom of the ninth before Lou Brock's pinch hit produced a key single and three run rally. Cepeda praised Red Schoendienst for moving Brock to bat for Cepeda who had been cooling at the plate.
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Corry Little League All Stars Seek Third Tourney Victory
The Corry Little League All Stars travel to Harborcreek Field for a 6 p.m. test after beating French Creek Valley Nations and Albion. Harborcreek counters with a perfect game pitcher from the first round and a win over Wesleyville. The route guidance to the field is Route 20 to Reinbow Motor Court, then Slade Road for a quarter mile.
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State Line Gun Club Chooses September Tourney Dates
The State Line Gun Club, with NRA approval, sets September 21 22 for a high power rifle tournament at the Route 426 range between Corry and Cutting. Entries close at 8 am on match day. NAMED ASSISTANT COACH AMHERST Mass Milt Piepul named assistant football coach at UMass, former Notre Dame star and pro with the Detroit Lions, brings decades of New England coaching.
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Legion Drops Another Tilt in Three Days
ime Sayings and Loan’s top two league teams overwhelmed the Legion. Millcreek won 10 1 with Mark Chase taking the loss after 4 1 2 innings, fanning seven and walking five while allowing eight runs. John Wascak finished redemptively, Chase moved to third on a bunt in the sixth and scored on a misplay. Soaners head to Summit Township after a 5 p.m. Field departure. Fairview Girard plated eight runs, Orr and Jenkins hit triples, Hawarin earned the win.
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Bob Dee Retires as End for Boston Patriots
Boston Patriots veteran defensive end Bob Dee announced his retirement after a 10-year pro career. Dee said it will be hard to turn away from football, noting he played every game in the franchise's history and had 112 consecutive league appearances.
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