Cepeda Ends Bolin no hitter in Giants win
San Francisco Giants beat St. Louis 7-1 as Orlando Cepeda lofted a foul, Hart misplayed it to ruin Bolin's no hit bid. Bolin allowed two more hits while Willie Mays homered for the Giants, who lead the NL by four over Pittsburgh. Bunning pitched a two-hitter for Philadelphia in a 1-0 win over the Mets.
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Athletics Rally Past Orioles To Tighten AL Standings
Oakland Athletics surged under new manager Alvin Dark by shocking Baltimore 4 1. Cater and Gosger drove in runs as Dobson and relievers held the Orioles to six hits. Detroit, Minnesota, and Washington also won as pennant races tighten across the American League. Mantle belted two homers for the Yankees in a 5 3 loss to Boston.
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Cancel CSL Tilt as Erie Ceramic Arts Game Canceled
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion team will not play Erie Ceramic Arts tonight. Manager Jim Hammond announced there will be no practice. Players will meet at Loveland Field at 4:45 p.m. to travel to Russell for a 6 p.m. game against National Forge at Werner Field.
Portland Beavers dismiss GM Krause appoints Hudson
Jerry Krause of Chicago was fired as general manager of the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League yesterday and replaced by Will Hudson. Beavers president William Moore cited a personality conflict as the reason for the dismissal.
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Twins suspend Sandy Valdespino for refusing to report
President Calvin Griffith of the Minnesota Twins suspended outfielder Sandy Valdespino without pay for refusing to report to Denver in the Pacific Coast League. Valdespino was ordered to report to the Twins farm club after the recall of another outfielder.
Church Clubs Keep Busy In Sunday League Action
Church softball results feature Mennonite 75 over Methodist boys at the high school field as Richard Hostetler throws a one hit five run effort. Columbus Church blanks Lutherans 1-0 with Joe Utegg winning. Catholics edge EUB 12-11 in a 24 hit, 23 run affair with Joe Frisina on the mound for Catholics. MYF defeats Christian Missionary Alliance 9-5 highlighted by Gary Snell's fourth inning homer.
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All Star Infield Choices For July Game
The July 12 major league All Star game will feature infield selections for both leagues. In the American League lineup are Dick McAuliffe Detroit George Scott Boston Bobby Knoop California Brooks Robinson Baltimore. The National League infield includes Joe Morgan Houston Leo Cardenas Cincinnati Ron Santo Chicago Willie McCovey San Francisco.
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Eckert Sees Four Team Major League Expansion
Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert proposed a possible four team expansion within five years. Speaking at a news conference in Fort Worth he said expansion is inevitable perhaps within two years and probably not more than eight years away. He noted owners are cautious and expansion requires sufficient players and public interest.
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20 CCC Golfers In Ladies Play at Corry Country Club
Corry Country Club hosted 20 women for a ladies golf day led by Lou Master. In Flight A Ann Chillock had low gross with Mary Helene Williams low net. Marge Walcott won the game of the day bingle bangle with Dottie Dolan and Alice Bailey second. Flight B saw Mabel Bloom take both low gross and net, Shirley Bailey won the nine hole game with Donna Webster second, and Minna Stahl led nine holes with low gross and low net. Louise Rickers finished second in the nine hole game.
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Big Ernie Te rrell Defends Crown In Boxing Bid
World Boxing Association champion Ernie Terrell of Chicago may announce his next title defense. Indicates potential bout with Houston heavyweight Cleveland Williams, who returned to action after a gun wound. Terrell defeated Doug Jones by unanimous 15 round decision before 9,946 fans, with Williams’ manager offering $50,000 to set a fight and Terrell also fielding a $75,000 bid from George Chuvalo. Terrell said he is ready to defend against anybody.
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Terrell Defeats Jones In Uneventful Bout To Seek Next Title Defense
Terrell dominated Jones in a bout halted by fouls and crowd boos, despite Jones claiming a wrestling style. Terrell sustained a cut but controlled the fight with his left jab as officials deducted rounds for low blows. Postfight, Terrell planned a press conference to name his next title challenger while each fighter was set to earn substantial purse shares and TV rights.
Braves Edge Indians In Teener League Thriller
Braves defeat Indians 8 to 7 in Teener action with Skip Schwab earning the win after five hits allowed and three runs charged to the opposition. Brent Allen took the loss as the Braves rapped eight hits and seven tallies. Schwab doubled and homered driving in three, while Dan Corbett added three hits. Allen contributed a single and a triple for the Indians.
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