Giants Edge Dodgers in Three-Game Series Preview
The San Francisco Giants limp into a three-game series with the Dodgers after a 2-1 loss to the Pirates. Perry lost the victory as Len Gabrielson misplayed a fly ball, stalling a potential Giant rally. Willie McCovey homer plus Hal Garner RBI highlight the Giants’ lone run as Law held the Giants to one hit beyond the second inning.
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Hal Garner
Bob Bailey
Gaylord Perry
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Roberto Clemente
Bailey
Jerry Lynch
Law
Bill Virdon
McCovey
Jim Hart
Gabrielson
Clemente
Lanier
Rick Terrell
Old Guard Keeps L A in First Place
Dodgers rely on veteran core Walter Alston’s old guard to stay atop the NL. Padres Moon Gilliam Roseboro anchor both games in a doubleheader sweep of the Mets at Shea Stadium before a major league crowd of 47,125. Osteen and Perranoski pick up wins as Scioscia— er, Swohoda— of the Mets shines with three hits. Braves, Pirates, Phillies, Reds win while Cardinals surge with seven unearned runs.
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Chris Cannizzaro
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Ron Fairly
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Wes Parker
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Johnny Padres
Wally Moon
Jim Gilliam
Johnny Roseboro
Sey
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Mets
Roy McMillan
Charley Smith
Moon
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Raschorn
Claude Osteen
Fuill
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Gene Oliver
Wade Blasin
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Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Chris Short
Philadelphia
Dowble
Tony Gonzalez
Short
Jim Wynn
Astro
Boyer Benched as Cards Open Doubleheader
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst benched Ken Boyer after a 0-for-4 start in the first game of a doubleheader. His batting average dropped to .260 on the season as the NL MVP from 1944 watched from the bench in the opening tilt.
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Minor Role For Colleges In Olympic Governance
Chicago AP reports a 1928 NCAA boycott foreshadowed a 1968 Mexico City scenario as USOC approves a rule boosting the Amateur Athletic Union’s control of major Olympic sport committees. The AAU gains chairmanships of track swimming and basketball committees, while the NCAA shares a minor role with non-AAU groups.
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Olympic Committee
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Report
A garbled listing of games features Boston vs Kansas City 82 to 4, Cleveland, New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, Minnesota, Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, and San Francisco names. The note lists tonight’s and tomorrow’s matchups with venues like Fenway, Cleveland, and New York, plus mentions arrested items and late-night talk.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Stalford Tal
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Louis
Houston
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Las Acgales
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Allwapker
Lewis
Riltsouran
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Nidelnia Settouston
New ‘Ware
Care Vth
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Farboy Fd
Nial Fitspurh Veale
Art Rea
Jackson Bee
Wbsuce
Garmes
Schedu
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Philadelphie
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Chigaga al Haysions
Francisca
Los Arrgéles
Yomiuri Declines Invite To U.S. Team
The Yomiuri Shimbun will not invite a major league baseball club to Japan in 194g, per a letter sent by Sotaro Suzuki to Ford Frick on June 1. Suzuki cited no specific reason, though reports note Japanese irritation over Frick’s preference for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Mainichi
Suzuki
Associated Press
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Reinhart Wins Port of Stockton Road Race in Genie Corvette
Paul Reinhart of Oakland ended two-year frustration by winning the big bore main event at Stockton's Port of Stockton Road Races aboard his Genie Corvette. The 1.9 mile course through Stockton's port area saw Reinhart finish a full minute ahead of rivals, marking his first major sports car victory since 1963. Bart Martin of Hayward and Don Wester of Monterey posted notable results in other events, with Wester taking the feature production race in a Porsche 904. The program featured seven events and notable Southern Alameda County finishers, as the next national championship event is slated for August 7-8 around Candlestick Park.
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Paul Reinhart
San Leandro
Port of Stockton
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Bart Martin
Hayward
Don Wester
Monterey
Jim Adams
Hollywood
Dick Carter
Bob Brown
San Bruno
Alameda County
Davis
Castro Valley
Eiva
Chey
Bob Tucknell
Porsche
Mickey Sweezey
Maynard
Corvette
California
Candlestick Park
E 'Golden
Nm Dose
Larry Wise
Sacramento
Bob Focknot
Cissy Erf
Galen
Chass
Hal Cope
Piedmont
IMGA
Norman Hart
Palo Alto
Sprite
OL Qverail Bed Bray
San Bronto
Cotta I
Dirk Carlos
Hawward
Muse Bhick Resciog
FeDa'e Hersch
Los Angeles
Porescher
John Grave
San Leangro
Carl Swanton
Woodland Hills
Morgan Mus
Hersh
Lee Mildaley
Dan Wester
Aonterey
Jing Adan
Sunbeam Tigers
Ernest Kesling
Ban Gals
Cobra
Milt
Lotus
Steve Fromes
Oakland
Genie
Ed Marshall
Kantfield
Rith Erickson
Marhattan Beach
Francisco
Track and Field Meets Split NCAA AAU Rift Fuels Tension
At Bakersfield the USTFF NCAA AAU dispute sparks a split among college and post college athletes as they seek to qualify for a Soviet meet team. Gerry Lindgren and Holi Day are cited as examples choosing paths. Jenda Jones faces ineligible status for AAU nationals. Father Elwood Jones questions AAU decisions and officials.
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Ariz
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Ohio
Elwood Jones
Norma Gilmore
Arizona
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Radio LGG Schedule Highlights Aired Programs
The listing outlines times for Monday and Tuesday broadcasts on KCBS 740 with Ask Herman Franks at 6 40 pm on Tuesday 7 40 pm Giants Warmup KSFO 560 and 7 85 pm Giants baseball from KSFO 540 noting a $40 monthly rate and regional station references.
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Giants at Dodgers Log 7:35 p.m. Baseball
The log notes a 7:35 p.m. start for a Giants versus Dodgers baseball game. It records the matchup and time in a concise sports entry.
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Dodgers
Triandos Sold by Phillies to Astros in Midseason Move
Philadelphia reports Gus Triandos, 44, former Baltimore slugger, sold yesterday to Houston. Houston promptly optioned catcher John Bateman to Oklahoma City, as teams reshuffle rosters midseason.
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Gus Triandos
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Houston
John Bateman
Oklahoma City
Pirates Turnaround Fueled by Trades and Stargell Adjustments
Los Angeles report notes Pirates rose from cellar to hot streak after Harry Walker reshuffled infield with Gene Alley at short and Dick Schofield traded to Giants for Jose Pagan. Walker also promoted rookie Frank Garpin, while Stargell fixed stance with guidance from film analysis, boosting Pirates at plate. Pagan shines at third as late inning glove man. The Giants benefit from Schofield Pagan swap, with Schofield praising the lively Pirates after the weekend series.
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Willie Stargell
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Stargell
Schofield
Pagan
Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Giants
Schofield-Pagan
Anyody
Carpin’s justified rise with Pirates after Yankee bid
Carpin, a Brooklyn native who moved to Richmond, negotiated a $15,000 Yankees scholarship to Notre Dame plus a $6,000 roster debut payoff. Plucked by Pittsburgh in the winter draft, he arrived from Columbus and earned $6,000 as he pitched relief, including a four inning scoreless stint against the Giants to save a game for Don Cardwell.
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Pirates
Griffith Pace Title Bout In Honolulu
Emile Griffith defends the world welterweight crown tonight in a 11 round bout against Addie Pace of Los Angeles in Honolulu. The New Yorker brings fast punching power as Pace challenges for the title in the Pacific arena.
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Associated Press
Emile Griffith
Addie Pace
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Fletcher Wins Brussels Leopold Club Tennis Title
Australis player Ken Fletcher defeats Edison Mandarino of Brazil to win the men’s singles at the Brussels Leopold Club Lawn Tennis tournament. Final score noted as 11-19 in the brief report.
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