Cepeda Power Leads Astros Past Cardinals 4-2 in NL Action
Orlando Cepeda slugged his 24th homer while driving in two and scoring twice as the Cardinals beat Houston 4-2. Cepeda’s RBI total reached 104 as Roberto Clemente piled up three hits for Pittsburgh in a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. Hale and Wilis aided St Louis, while Atlanta topped Los Angeles 5-4 and Cincinnati beat San Francisco 2-1 in 11 innings.
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Orlando Cepeda
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New York
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Ron Willis
Jimmy Wynn
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Matty Alou
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Alan
Juan Pizarro
Veale
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Braves
Aaron
Stan Musial
Clete Boyer
Mack Jones
Carty
Claude Osteen
John Bench
Jim Maloney
Lee May
Reds
Mike McCormick
Beaver grid lettermen face Warren in season opener
Seven Beaver Lettermen are slated to start against Warren on September 9, with four seniors among them. The lineup includes Den ny Harrison Loren Stockton Rick Willman Bob Swart Bill Blynt Bill Johnston Dan Corbett Harrison Corbett Blynt are juniors. In Detroit, Stanky favors quick hooks as Francisco Carlos wobbles in a no hit bid then yields 10 runs as Chicago falls 4 2 to Boston. Carlos had earlier pitched six hitless innings in his major league debut against the Sox.
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Blynt
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Francisco Carlos
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Stanky
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Tommie Agee
Jerry Adair
Pete Ward
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Don McMphon
Twins
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Seventh Grade Grid Registration Set Tuesday
Seventh graders interested in recreation football should report to Wright School field Tuesday at 4 p.m. to register. This will be the last day registrations are accepted, according to Harry Barkham.
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Thursday's Major League Baseball Results and Picks
Summary of yesterday scores from both leagues with results Boston St Louis and Minnesota leading their divisions. Today and Saturday schedules include Chicago at Boston Baltimore at Kansas City and Washington at New York among others.
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Bills coach builds depth with trades amid injury woes
Buffalo Bills coach Joe Collier reshaped the lineup by trading end Tom Day for running back Keith Lincoln to fortify the offense while injuries to guard Billy Shaw and split end Bobby Crockett thin the line. He moved Stew Barber to guard and shifted Gary Bugenhagen to left tackle as Art Powell joined to strengthen the attack. The defense remains intact with a veteran front, led by Ron McDole, Jim Dunaway, and Tom Sestak, while linebackers Tracey, Jacobs, and Stratton start their 73rd straight game together. Kemp returns at quarterback with Flores pressing, and Powell’s arrival boosts the receiving corps as Buffalo chases a fourth straight division title.
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Day
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Crockett
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Stew Barber
Gary Bugenhagen
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Wray Carlton
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Tom Flores
Daryle Lamonica
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Will Beanker
Elbert Dubenlon
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Paul Costa
Lou Saban
Galeen
Catholics Win Church Softball League Title
The Catholics defeated the Beaver Dam Mennonites 2 to 1 to win the Church Softball League crown. In the third, Hostetler walked and scored on singles by State man and Troyer. The Catholics tied it in the sixth on Ed Giacoma stealing second and scoring on Pete McLaughlin’s single. McLaughlin scored later on Chuck Jackson’s single. Winning pitcher: Chuck Jackson. Losing pitcher: Bob Hostetter.
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Pete McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Chuck Jackson
Gary Blynt
Giacoma
Dick Herberg
Bill Linski
Joe Frisina
Gene Zajac
Bill Weicht
Jackson
Dick Gronostar
Joe Lukac
Bob Hosteller
Beveragemen Defeat Keystones 4-1 in Nightgame at Loveland Field
Warren Beverage toppled Corry Keystones 4-1 as Tom Morton pitched a two hit shutout through six innings before darkness halted the game. Kudlock homered in the opening frame while Morton issued seven walks and three strikeouts as Beverage took a 4-0 lead in the second inning.
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Warren Beverage
Corry Keystones
Loveland Field
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Warren
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Morton
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Rich Matiak
Bill LaRosa
Guy Conti
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Keystones
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Patterson
Corry
Terry Williams
Larry
Randolph
Retirement of Vernon Law Shocks No One In Pirates Circle
Vernon Law, 37, ends a 16 season Pirates career hampered by arm and groin injuries. Teammates Mazeroski and Murtaugh stress his leadership and consistency, noting his 1960 Cy Young and World Series wins. Law returns home to Idaho as Pirates announce his retirement.
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Stateline Closes Out With 100 Lap Title Race
The 1964-67 stock car Grand Championship Race caps Stateline Speedway season with a 100 lap event and a $3000 purse. More than thirty cars race under lights at 8:30 p.m. Fireworks, children’s gifts, and a souvenir draw accompany a six-event program priced at 2.00 for adults and 0.50 for children. Bob Schnars leads the point standings with Squirt Johng within 20 points as the final 1967 season race nears conclusion.
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