Giants Recall 13 All About Outfield Prospects
The San Francisco Giants recall 13 farmhands with six set to join the team. Recalled are pitchers Bob Garibaldi Jerry Thomas Ron Morbel John Fregenzer and outfielders Mallyami Jesus Allu Cas Boles from Tacoma, pitchers Bob Bishop and Matt J. Gageski inf Hal Lanier from Springfield catcher Jimi Coker from Toronto outfielders Jose Cardenal and Jerry Robinson from El Paso and outfielder Dan Markowski from Fresno. Alou brothers Herbel and Felipe will report to New York and Candlestick respectively as plans for an all Alou outfield will be discussed next week while Garibaldi and Coker/Cardenal prepare for spring and league series. Alou is the standout, hitting 326 with 11 homers in the Pacific Coast League.
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Hinton OK after head injury from Yankee pitcher
Washington left fielder Chuck Hinton was reported in satisfactory condition after being struck on the head by Ralph Terry of the Yankees. He did not lose consciousness but was carried from the field on a stretcher, later examined and taken to Lenox Hills Hospital. X rays showed no damage.
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Peters Assured A.L. Title
White Sox ace Peters, the 1983 AL rookie of the year, needs three wins to secure the title as the best rookie pitcher. After a 4-1 victory over Kansas City, he leads the league in ERA at 1.84 and has 25 strikeouts this season, aiming to be the first AL rookie to win the ERA title since 1954. The Yankees, Tigers, and Angels won as AL race winds down.
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About NL Cardinals Simmons Pace to Beat the Clock
In St. Louis the Cardinals and Carl Simmons must outrun the league schedule to catch the Dodgers. The club relies on Simmons pitching like the star days of the 1930s and a late surge to mirror the Gas House Gang era. The daily task is to win and hope the Dodgers fade as time runs out on the pennant chase.
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Cardinals Extend Win Streak With Mets Victory
The Cardinals defeated the Mets 9 4 to extend their eight game winning streak, their longest since 1957. Simmons earned his 13th win on a six hitter, Curt Flood led with five singles, and Tim McCarver added three hits and three RBIs as Los Angeles toppled the Cubs, leaving the Cardinals five games behind the Drexdtgers.
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Spahn Adds Knuckleball to Milwaukee Arsenal
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn expands his repertoire with a perfected knuckleball, drawing praise from Hank Aaron as a potential career extender. The piece notes Spahn’s career arc from fastball to curve, changeup, slider, and screwball, with the new pitch seen as a strategic feature in his late-era dominance. Also covered is Cincinnati Reds outfielder Vada Pinson facing assault charges after a locker room incident following a loss to Philadelphia, with details on arrest, bond, and court date. The report also includes brief notes on International and Texas leagues playoffs and standings.
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Giants Fall In Extra Innings As Astros Ride Dark Bloom
Houston defeats San Francisco 5-2 in 10 innings, aided by four unearned runs. Rolin pitched eight strong innings for the Giants, but Dark relieved Bolin and Larsen hit a homer to seal Houston’s comeback. McCovey homered for San Francisco, yet the rally fell short in the late innings.
Bo Belinsky snaps four game win streak in San Diego
The Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky lost his four game win streak as San Diego blanked the Islanders 3-0 at Frocehld Raceway. Belinsky earned $22,503.60 for the loss, with the report noting the strange wording and unclear details from the UPI dateline.
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Sadowski Deal Shapes Up As Steal of Year
MILW AUKEE AP The Milwaukee Braves acquisition of Bob Sadowski from St. Louis begins to look like the steal of the year. The rookie right hander, who came from Atlanta in the Gene Oliver deal, has four wins and five losses but pitched his first major league shutout and struck out 32 against the Pirates. His ERA dropped to 2.3 through 23 innings as he emerged as Milwaukee’s bright spot in a season that started with a February trade and has produced a notable pitching debut.
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L A Exhibition First 63 Test For Entire 49er Team
Moraga report on the 49ers final NFL exhibition vs the Rams at the Coliseum. Hickey plans near full lineup with several expected starters returning from injury and Kermit Alexander debuting on defense with potential play on offense.
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NFL Preseason Schedule Sets Million Fan Target Weekend
The National Football League outlines 27 exhibitions this weekend as it nears its 44th season. The slate features high profile matchups including Minnesota at St. Louis, Giants vs Eagles in Princeton, Cowboys at Lions, Colts at Bears in New Orleans, Packers at Redskins in Cedar Rapids, and 49ers at Rams in Los Angeles. The Hall of Fame game pits Browns against Steelers in Canton, Ohio. Green Bay aims to extend its preseason success while Washington pursues first win, Baltimore rides a 4-4 preseason mark aided by J W Lockett and John Mackey.
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