Mincher and Killebrew power AL leaders to win over Orioles
Don Mincher hit a three run homer and Harmon Killebrew added a solo shot as the Minnesota Twins defeated Baltimore 8 2 to extend their lead in the American League to 414 games. The Twins benefited from four unearned runs aided by Orioles errors in the seventh.
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Associated Press
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Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
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Killebrew
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Roggenburk
Pong Powell
National League and American League Tuesday Games Summary
Tuesday MLB schedules feature interleague and intra league matchups across nine games with noted pitchers and twi nights. Notable games include Dodgers at Giants, Cubs at Astros, Mets at Pirates, and Yankees at Tigers, with standings snapshots showing late season positions for Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Houston New York and Boston.
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Torre key homer pace Braves to 6-0 win over Astros
Joe Torre collected three hits including his 19th homer and four RBIs as Milwaukee crushed Houston 6-0 behind Wade Blasingame. Alou started the scoring with a two on homer, Torre added a triple and single, lifting Milwaukee to eight hits. Blasingame allowed five singles over seven innings to win his 12th, ending Milwaukee’s three-game skid and Houston’s slide to four losses in five.
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Wade Blasingame
Torre
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Bob Bruce
Dave Giusti
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Pirates Defeat Indians in Benefit Game 4-3
Pittsburgh Pirates outslug Cleveland Indians 4-3 in a sandlot benefit at Cleveland on Monday night. Willie Stargell delivered a first inning two run homer off Floyd Weaver with Roberto Clemente aboard. Two unearned runs in the seventh cost RHP Steve Bailey the loss over 7 2/3 innings. Proceeds from 33,435 paid admissions plus 16,000 unused tickets went to the Cleveland Baseball Federation supporting tens of thousands of youngsters.
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Cleveland Indians
Willie Stargell
Steve Bailey
Lorain
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Reading
Stargell
Floyd Weaver
Robert Clemente
Cleveland Baseball Federation
Origins of Nine Innings in Baseball Rule
The early baseball era used variable innings with the winner the first to 2 runs regardless of innings. In 1857 the rule fixed the game to a set number of innings. Nine innings were chosen to reflect the nine players on a team.
Vikings Acquire Phil King From Steelers Monday
Vikings obtain running back Phil King from the Steelers for a high future draft choice. King captained Vanderbilt in 1957 and was a first round pick of the Giants in 1958. He led New York in rushing in 1963 and joined the Steelers prior to the 1964 season.
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Phil King
Pittsburgh Steelers
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New York
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Steelers
Stonebreaker returns from retirement to Colts camp
Westminister Md AP Steve Stonebreaker came out of retirement after one day to report to the Baltimore Colts training camp still labeled a contract holdout. He had failed to report as scheduled and a Colt spokesman said he told him he might retire. Coach Don Shula said every day missed will cost him.
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Steve Stonebreaker
Baltimore Colts
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Yanks Top Phillies 7-4 in Hall of Fame Exhibition
New York Yankees win 7-4 over Philadelphia in the Hall of Fame game at Doubleday Field. Clete Boyer Gibbs and Hector Lopez homer for the Yankees while John Herrnstein and others homer for the Phillies. Brenneman gets the win in relief as Roebuck takes the loss in a 9,850 crowd.
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Joel Pepitone
Hector Lopez
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Rockies
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Yankees
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Philadelphia
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Miami star Belkin ruled ineligible for next season
Miami officials announced that Mike Belkin, a 19 year old top ranked tennis player on the University of Miami team, will be ineligible to play next season. The school cited NCAA rules in its statement issued Monday.
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University of Miami
Allie Sherman Signs New 10-Year Pact With Giants
Allie Sherman was signed to a new 10 year contract as Giants coach. Estimated $50,000 per year, after a season with the worst NFL record in 40 years. Sherman praised by Wellington Mara as the club rebuilds around a big back offense.
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Associated Press
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New York Giants
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Winnipeg
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Outfielder Duke Carmel Sold to Tacoma Bisons
Out fielder Duke Carmel of the International League Buffalo Bisons was sold outright Monday by the New York Mets to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League. Carmel, who had slumped at bat, won the Bisons' first game of the series with Columbus but went hitless in the last three.
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Pro Football Players Do Lots Of Eating
In Escondido California AP reports pro football players at the San Diego Chargers camp eat enormous amounts daily. Trainers note six weeks of meals totaling about 25000 dollars as players like Ernie Ladd at 6 foot 9 inch 300 pounds require vast portions including multiple eggs meats milk and bread.
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San Diego Chargers
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Big Daddy) Ladd
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Casper Climbs to Fourth in PGA Money List After Open Win
Billy Casper surged from ninth to fourth in the PGA official money standings after winning the Insurance City Open in Hartford. His $11,000 winner’s share raised his official total to $53,808, with overall tour earnings including unofficial events at $78,764. The top ten rankings show Nicklaus leading, followed by Lema and Devlin.
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Professional Golfers Association
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Hartford
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PGA
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Tony Lema
Bruce Devlin
Gene Little
Dan Sikes
Bruce Crampton
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Johnny Pott
Ulrich Wins Delayed Final In Swiss Tennis Event
Denmark’s Torben Ulrich defeated Edison Mandarino of Brazil 6 4 6 2 to capture the main postponed final of the international tennis tournament held in Villars Switzerland.
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Edison Mandarino
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Angels Rally To Defeat Bosox 6-2
Los Angeles Angels erupted for four runs in the eighth inning to beat the Boston Red Sox 6-2. Lou Clinton sparked the rally with a triple, Jim Fregosi hit a 12th homer, and George Brunet earned the win behind a six-hit effort. Bob Rodgers added a tie-breaking single, and Vic Power contributed a two-run single off Arnot Earley. Morehead took his 11th loss, despite a strong start, as Boston miscues helped seal the fate.
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Lou Clinton
Boston Red Sox
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Bob Rodgers
Dave Morehead
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Dixie Boys Tourney resumes at Riverside Field
The Dixie Boys State Tournament will resume tonight with Danville hosting Henry County. Both teams are 0-1 in the double elimination format and the winner faces unbeaten Farmville in the finals Wednesday. Tonight's game starts at 8 at Riverside Field after last night's rain delay.
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Farmville
Riverside Field
Tigers Near Dressen Goal After Another Strong Run
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen, back from a heart attack, has his club within one win of his 1963 target. The 29-22 mark under Dressen followed a 24-18 start under Bob Swift as Detroit moved past the .500 line with a 53-40 season total the best since 1961. Willie Horton leads the league in homers and RBIs, Dick McAuliffe tops in hits and runs, while pitching notables Hank Aguirre Mickey Lolich Denny McLain and Jo an Sparma push a balanced attack contributing to a nine-man homer surge in seven games.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Dick Sisler
Cincinnati
Reds
Deron Johnson
Johnson
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gordie Coleman
Steve Boros
Chico Ruiz
Sisler
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Coleman
Perez
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Mays
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Rich Allen
Philadelphia
Donn Clendenon
Giants
John Callison
Willie McCovey
Pirates
Stargell
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Boston
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Detroit
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Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Bob Swift
Dressen
New York
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Dick McAuliffe
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Lolich
Denny McLain
Joan Sparma
Doubleheader Heavyweight Boxing Program In Making
Madison Square Garden plans a two bout heavyweight card featuring Cassius Clay possibly, Floyd Patterson, Ernie Terrell, and George Chuvalo with a final bout for undisputed title within six months. Terrell and Chuvalo would receive flat $40,000 guarantees. Patterson and Clay negotiate gate and TV splits.
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Cassius Clay
Clay
Floya Patterson
WBA
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Louisville
Patterson
Terrell
Chuvalo
World Boxing Association
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Markeson
Liston
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Scotch Foursome Mixed Tourney At Danville DGC
A Scotch foursome mixed tourney is set for Wednesday afternoon at Danville Golf Club. Play starts at 4 30 p m with men responsible for inviting women and arranging matches. After nine holes a cocktail hour and Dutch treat dinner follow. Entries due by noon Wednesday to pair up.
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Catania Diver Sets World Record Depth Off Sicily
Catania Sicily on Monday Trebani plunged into the sea near Acireale and reached 105 feet establishing a women world record for diving without artificial breathing equipment. The prior mark of 9914 feet was set two years earlier by Hedy Bossler of West Germany.
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Sicily
Giugliana Trebani
Acireale
Hedy Bossler
West Germany
White Sox Beat Cubs In Exhibition 7-2
J C Martin belted a two run homer to spark a six run sixth inning as the White Sox beat the Cubs 7-2 in Chicago in the boys benefit game. Juan Pizarro pitched five shutout innings to earn the win and was moved to active duty soon. Crane Ernie Broglio took the loss. Bailey homered for the Cubs in the ninth.
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Sox
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