Single With Bases Loaded By Joe Torre Decides Tilt
MILWAUKEE, AP Joe Torre's single with the bases loaded in the eighth inning gave Milwaukee a 4-2 win over Philadelphia. Trailing 2-1, Alou drew a leadoff walk, Aaron intentionally walked, and a two-base error set the stage for Torre to drive in two runs. Aaron scored later on an error. Billy O'Dell earned the victory. Ken Johnson took the loss.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Updates Across Leagues
Major and minor league results show Minnesota beating Chicago 3 to 1 in extra innings while Detroit and New York logged tight games. National League matches include Milwaukee versus Philadelphia and St. Louis versus Chicago with night shifts noted. Upcoming games list Chicago at Boston, New York at San Francisco, and Houston at Milwaukee among others with pitcher matchups highlighted.
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Tim McCarver Suspended Two Days for Altercation
ST LOUIS AP Tim McCarver catcher for the Cardinals was fined 100 dollars and suspended two days after an argument with plate umpire Ed Vargo in a Wednesday night game against the Pirates. Barone Schultz was fined 50 dollars for allegedly throwing at Don Clendenon. Maven Warren Giles notified Cardinal officials of the action.
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Jack R. Hall to Join Duke Athletic Staff
Duke University said Jack R. Hall, 37, will join the athletic staff as an assistant track and football coach. He arrives from The Citadel where he was head track coach and defensive backfield coach, with track squads setting school marks in 14 of 17 events. Hall is a Florida native with degrees from Newberry College and the University of Georgia.
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Charley Johnson Aims For Open Golf Debut
St Louis Cardinals quarterback Charley Johnson said he hopes to play in the national open someday after admiring his U S Open experience at Bellerive. He noted his college golf background and current practice limits, plans to improve, and joked about selling season tickets if he pursued golf publicly.
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Le Mans Race Watch At Corning Glass Works
Corning Glass Works officials and employees will view the 24 hour Le Mans race in France via live ABC television coverage starting around 10:30 a.m. EDT tomorrow with finish coverage the following day. The rover turbine car will be featured with Corning’s three to one weight saving glass, and a side-change mechanism will show turbines against piston engines.
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Menke Rejoins Braves After Knee Injury Return Milestone
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Denny Menke, sidelined since May 13 with a severe right knee injury from a home plate collision with Jim Pagliaroni in Pittsburgh, was reinstated Thursday, restoring the club to the 25-man limit. Surgery was not required.
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Dartmouth Wins Realization By Neck At Roosevelt
Dartmouth trainer Van Lennep’s Castleton Farm colt Victory Long son of Lexington speedily won the $100,195 Realization for 4 year olds at Roosevelt Raceway by a neck over Dashing Rodney. Ralph Baldwin drove the colt to victory in 2 01 3/5, earning a $10,009.78 purse plus plate bonuses totaling $85,097.87 for owners Mr and Mrs Frederick van Lennep. Speedy Count took second for part of the stretch, with Big John finishing third and Argo Kid fourth in the field of 24.
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Score Of About 232 Needed To Claim NCAA Golf Title
Pro Paul Owen estimates a 282 six under par total will win the NCAA golf title at Holston Hills. The 72-hole medal event features about 230 top college players with par 72 on the course and rough conditions possibly limiting scores. The field begins next Wednesday with 36 holes of practice followed by a 36-hole finals on Friday.
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Coach Predicts Blades To Feature In Title Playoff
Los Angeles Blades enter Western Hockey League title contention under new Coach-General Lynn Patrick who spoke with LA reporters. Patrick, 53, ex Boston Bruins VP and coach, says WHL and AHL/NHL talent levels are similar and notes interlocking play next season. He cites coaching return and NHL expansion to LA as his motivation.
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Packers sign Colorado halfback Bill Symons
Green Bay announces the signing of University of Colorado halfback Bill Symons, their sixth pick in last December’s NFL draft, joining the Packers in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Orioles Win 16-Inning Thriller Over Yankees 2 1
In the longest American League game of the season, Baltimore defeats New York 2 to 1 in 16 innings. Bob Johnson delivered a sacrifice fly to drive in Russ Snyder for the winning run after Snyder singled and advanced on a misplayed bunt. Dick Hall earned the win for Baltimore as the Orioles extended their winning streak to seven.
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Most Detroit Grid Stars Transfer To New Schools
More than a third of last year's University of Detroit football team have committed to other schools next fall after the program suspended intercollegiate play due to heavy losses. Miami of Florida attracted five Titans players including Tom Beier Dennis Hackett Mike Haggerly and Bob Liebel. Other transfers include Dayton Cincinnati Hillsdale Northern Michigan Tulane Bowling Green and Texas Western. Ted Collins signed with Ottawa Roughriders and Fred Beier reportedly ready to join the Detroit Lions.
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Twins Sign Four College Players In Major League Push
The Minnesota Twins announced signing four college players drafted by the club. Pitchers Bob Parkbiser of Purdue and Ron Keller of Indiana join as well as Craig Mackey of Utah and Joe Ramary of Wisconsin. Contracts reportedly unsigned details. all report to St Cloud in the Northern League and then to spring camp in Melbourne Florida. Northern League opens June 26. In other notes Love Allotey of Ghana defeats Don Johnson of Fresno in a 12 round junior lightweight bout in Copenhagen with a 4,000 crowd.
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Del Shofner Declares Readiness To Return To Giants
New York Giants receiver Del Shofner 30 told coach Allie Sherman by phone from San Marino California he is ready to play again after ulcers and a thumb injury sidelined him last season. He said his weight has risen to 192 pounds and his thumb recovered.
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