Mets Caught by Phillies Jackson Again in 10th Win
Larry Jackson improves to 18-10 against the Mets with a second straight game victory aided by a Bunning grip change. The Phillies score early on Tony Taylor Rich Allen and Don Lock before holding on as Marichal and others stumble.
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Adcock Learns Respect for Other AL Teams After Early Setbacks
Former star Joe Adcock, now with the Cleveland Indians, notes tough early losses to the Angels and others but says he has learned to respect every American League rival. He cites Eddie Stanky’s pitching strength, Detroit’s balanced club, and Hank Bauer’s patient Orioles as benchmarks while hoping his Indians, led by Colavito and Whitfield, can rebound.
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Corry Jamestown Routs Moose In Five Innings For Lead
The Corry Jamestown nine surged to 16 runs in the first five innings as Jon Garessi’s squad dominated the Moose. Jon Bennett pitched three scoreless innings on one hit while teammates rapped 14 hits led by Jim Bennett with three doubles and a single. Bennett and Daniels both had two hits, with CJ Daniels catching. Jim Bennett homered? The Moose game notes name Casler, Vanderhoof, Williams, McAvoy among players. Winning pitcher Jon Bennett improved to 4-0. Losing pitcher Gary Casler took the loss.
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Vermont Open Golf Champion Crowned in Fairlee Playoff
Henry Trepur of Springfield Mass won the Vermont Open at Lake Morey Country Club beating Jim of Portland Maine in a first playoff. Local Carry Country Club reports 24 ladies in Day event with Fran Forrester leading Flight A and multiple pairings for low gross and net.
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AHL Names Butterfield President Amid Merger Talks
Springfield Indians general manager Jack Butterfield was expected to be named permanent AHL president after serving as interim. The league moved toward a Western League merger by adopting a player pension plan and cleared indemnity issues with NHL/WHL. The Quebec Aces were sold to the Philadelphia Flyers with Bill Putnam joining the board. Providence Reds will remain in the AHL with Dick Canning acting.
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Impromptu Meeting Brings Peace To PGA
In Cleveland the PGA and touring pros reach a settlement ending the earlier standoff. The tour will be led by Jack Tuthill, with TV under committee control and an expanded advisory group. The deal preserves PGA veto power and grants players greater say in television and governance.
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Church League Softball Beaverdam Game Summary
Beaverdam 10 01 1 Methodist 050 OOT Of Doubles RB. Root wins with Bob Hostetler losing to Bob Marah. Highlights include 2 doubles by R Hennigh Harrington Miller Carter Owens Anderson Davis and Kent with Dick Harrington earning the win.
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Foy Delivers Grand Slam as Red Sox Rout Yankees in New York
Joe Foy, shaken by a house fire that killed two floors of his family’s home, batted over the slump to hit a grand slam off Mel Stottlemyre in the fifth, lifting Boston to a 7-1 win at Yankee Stadium. Carl Yastrzemski followed with a homer as Boston broke a five-run frame.
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Soccer Comes Of Age Rules For America's Newest TV Sport
Background on how soccer emerged in the United States and how two professional leagues the NPSL and USA promote the game with a TV contract. Key rules explained include 11 players per side, three substitutions, pitch size, goal dimensions, and kickoff procedures. Next part covers basic play and scoring.
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National League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
National League teams listed with wins losses and percentages. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 4 New York 1 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 6 Houston 2 San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 3 Atlanta 2 in 15 innings. Upcoming games feature St Louis at Los Angeles and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others.
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Voting For All Stars Set Tomorrow
New York AP reports election day in baseball for the All Star game lineup. Players managers and coaches select eight starters per league with team restrictions and 30 days in majors eligibility. Eckert to announce results and team rosters. Red Ruffing and Lloyd Waner invited as Hall of Fame guests at Anaheim. Gene Sullivan named assistant basketball coach at Notre Dame.
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Barry Inks $500000 Oakland Pact
Rick Barry, NBA scoring champion, signs a three year contract worth about 500000 with the ABA Oakland Oaks. Coach Bruce Hale predicts Barry could average 45 to 47 points with the league’s three point line. Barry reunites with Hale, his former Miami coach and father in law.
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Indians Rout Pirates In Teener League Action
The Indians outhit and outscored the Pirates 14 to 6 yesterday as McCray limited the opposition to six runs on eight hits. Doug Brown took the loss for the Pirates while the Indians committed three errors to seven by their foes.
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