Conley Returns From Exhaustion Amid Red Sox Suspension
FOXBORO Mass AP Weary Gene Conley says he did not quit and plans no action yet after stepping off a team bus in New York last Thursday He is under definite suspension with Pumpsie Green fined about 500 and missing since Washington hotel Friday night Conley says he is too tired to face the situation and will contact the Red Sox when ready Manager Mike Higgins defers further action while expressing disappointment in Conley
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Beleaguered Bucs Behind 912, Lose 3 Of 4 To Phillies
The Pittsburgh Pirates dropped three of four to Philadelphia as a weekend series loss followed a string of woes. Melish scattered five hits for the Phillies in a strong win while Roberto Clemente hit his 9th homer of the year for Pittsburgh. McLish admitted diminished form as Philadelphia piled 14 hits off five Pirates pitchers, and Tony Gonzales extended his hitting streak with two doubles and two RBI.
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Walking Man Yost Retires From Major Leagues
DETROIT AP Eddie Yost, known as the Walking Man, ends an 18 season major league career with 1114 walks after being released by the Los Angeles Angels who soon hire him as a coach. Yost debuted with Washington as a 17 year old, played most at third base, and also spent time with Detroit, then the Angels in the expansion era before retirement.
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Dodgers Sweep Giants to Extend NL Lead in Tight Pennant Race
In a dominant display, the Los Angeles Dodgers crushed the San Francisco Giants 11 to 1, pulling 4 games ahead in the National League race behind Dan Drysdale’s sharp pitching and Frank Howard’s three hits including his 20th homer. Cincinnati and Philadelphia posted wins, while Chicago and Houston split as the season intensifies.
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All Star hurlers Podres Pascual lead classic at Wrigley
News of the midseason All Star game at Wrigley Field with Johnny Podres and Camilo Pascual as opposing pitchers. National League favored 6 to 5. game set for 2 pm EST with NBC telecast. Weather to showers. crowd expected 40,000.
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Major League Leaders from Baseball's Peak Seasons
The list highlights top players across categories like hits, runs, and pitching. Notable figures include T. Davis and Mays leading batting while Wills and Wagner figure in stolen bases and home runs. Pitching leaders include Drysdale and Porkay with high decision counts.
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West Coast Star Bond Captures Pennsylvania Tennis Title
West Coast star Bill Bond of La Jolla California defended his rising status by winning the Pennsylvania Championship at Haverford. Bond, ranked 10th nationally, defeated Army Pvt. Ron Holmbert of Brooklyn 6-4 6-2 6-0 after ousting top seed Whitney Reed, the No 1 player nationally, in the semifinals.
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Chester Penns Teener Champion Run Ends In Upset
In Easton Pennsylvania Chester Penn wins the teen baseball title with a ninth inning rally to edge Fayette 94. The game featured two strong defenses and a tense late stretch as Penn's offense broke through to secure the championship over Fayette.
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Jay Sigel Penn’s Amateur Title Ends in Ardmore
Jay Sigel of Penn wins the Amateur Championship at Ardmore, overcoming a tough field. Sigel’s steady play and late rally secure the title as he edges ahead on the back nine and claims the coveted trophy.
Steelers Begin Grid Practice West Liberty West Virginia
The Pittsburgh Steelers started practice with most of the reserve squad in West Liberty State College, listing 17 rookies after cuts. Veterans Charlie Bradshaw Mike Henry and Fo Lomaek did not appear, as Bradshaw serves Army duty and the location and status of others remain unclear.
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Erie Southpaw Whiff Leader Sees 181 Strikeouts
Erie Jefthander in Merritt dominates with better than one strikeout per inning. He fanned 1 yesterday, bringing his total to 181 in 171 innings, as he pitched the win over visiting Geneva. Jamestown beat Auburn 8-2, Batavia slid past Erie 5-3, and Olean won at Jamestown 9-7 in a busy slate of New York-Penn League action.
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Week End Fights BeJann Robert
A fragment notes weekend fights involving Robert, with unclear location and partners. The readable portion lists names like BeJann and E Pais Monttial, but details such as event type, outcomes, or dates are missing.
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Jack Deers Wins Full Athletic Scholarship to NMSU
Oil City star Jack Deers, a standout two sport athlete at Oil City High School, will attend New Mexico State University on a full athletic scholarship. He helped Oil City post key wins and headlines last autumn, including a 14 12 victory over Corty, and is slated to begin grid practice at Las Cruces on August 27 under Coach Warren Woodye. Also includes surrounding league results from NYP with Batavia, Jamestown, Auburn, Erie, Geneva.
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National League All Star results and league standings
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 39 losses, San Francisco and Cincinnati closely behind as series results unfold. Overnight scores list Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 1 and Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 1, with Chicago and Houston also on schedule. American League All Stars to face National League at Chicago.
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Kroll Captures Canada Crown
Ted Kroll wins the Canadian Open at Montreal for $4,300, posting a 72 hole total of 271 to beat Sifford by two strokes. Charley Sifford finishes second. Art Wall takes third with a final round 61. Jack Nicklaus and Bruce Crampion also place among the leaders in this 1965 era event.
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Yank Tankers Wallop Japan Stars 19 6 at Osaka
At the All Japan Swimming Championships in Osaka United States women swept 19 of 25 events. Notable performances included Satoko Tanaka breaking the world record in the 200 meter backstroke and Donna De Varona and Sharon Finneran lowering the backstroke marks. De Varona beat Tanaka in the 100 meter backstroke and Finneran also shaved time.
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Syndicate Poised to Buy Pipers NBA Franchise
AP reports a fanciful syndicate led by Howard Marks and Gvorte Steinbrenner aims to purchase the Cleveland Pipers NBA franchise. They reportedly offered 7250,000 plus backing from several NBA teams as league action nears approval.
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Monessen star Mabin chak draws 95 college offers
Penn State is favored to land the standout high school end from Monessen, who has drawn offers from 95 colleges including Notre Dame, Michigan, and Penn State. The Hershey game note confirms he will start for the West in the Big 33 clash next Saturday night at Malinchak Stadium.
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Dodgers extend win streak in series with Giants
Frank Howard sparked a big Dodger attack driving in five runs as National League leaders beat the Giants in a crucial three game series. Don Drysdale earned his ninth win in a row, striking out five with no walks in a strong pitching performance.
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