Squabble Erupts Over Tribute To Kennedy
Baseball postponed four games today as tribute to slain Sen. Robert F Kennedy sparked a clash over how to observe the event. Players and managers argued for more postponements while the league urged a unified day of mourning. Several Sunday games were canceled or kept on schedule after votes from player reps and management.
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Odom Narrowly Misses No-Hitter as Athletics Win Doubleheader
Oakland pitcher John Odom limped through a one hitter while preserving a 61 victory over Baltimore in the first game of a doubleheader. Oakland built a four run second inning, led by Ras remaon Webster and Bert Campaneris. Minnesota split with Washington in a pair of AL games, while New York toppled California and later lost to the Angels.
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Keystones Set To Host Kennedy In Local Showdown
The Corry Keystones, a Chautauqua County Baseball Association entry, host Kennedy, N.Y., in a 2 pin game at Loveland Field tomorrow afternoon after winning 4-1 over Sherman and 15-1 over Jamestown. Barry Graham shines as pitcher. Tom Morton expected back soon.
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Drysdale Aims For Record String In Phillies Start
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale seeks to extend his streak of six straight complete game shutouts and threaten Walter Johnson's 1913 56 scoreless innings mark as 40,000 fans look on. Drysdale's latest victim was the Pirates, with his streak beginning May 14 and building through May 31 against the Giants.
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Legion Nine At Lawrence Park Twin Bill
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion faces Lawrence Park this afternoon in a twin bill. Lawrence Park, built from Iroquois High players, holds the edge with several prior games. Dave Wetmore and Mark Chase will pitch, Bill Blynt to bat, as the team seeks its third league win and fourth overall this season. A non record practice with the Keystones follows the Kennedy game. OUT OF TOURNEY Vicki Rogers eliminated by Minaret Smith Court in the North of England Lawn Tennis Tournament.
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Dodgers Dominate N L Night, Osteen Shuts Out Phillies
Dodgers win fifth straight complete game as Claude Osteen hurls a four hitter in a 2-0 victory over the Phillies. Don Drysdale adds his sixth straight shutout in a three-hitter, while Bill Singer and Don Sutton also contribute solid outings. Mets and Pirates win other NL games, and lacrosse honor for Mike Hanna is noted.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Recap for National and American Leagues
The latest AL and NL standings show Detroit and St. Louis leading their respective divisions, with key teams like Cleveland, Baltimore, Minnesota, Oakland, New York, and Philadelphia close behind. Sunday and daily games include Cleveland at Detroit and St. Louis at Cincinnati, plus multiple interleague matchups and two twelve innings in the Pittsburgh Houston slate. Pete Rose delivered a clutch two run single in a pivotal fourth inning for the National League game, while Orlando Cepeda’s early run-scoring double and Curt Flood’s homer paced the Reds before the decisive blows settled the outcome.
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