Orioles Win Nightcap 8-3 to Take Doubleheader
Hal Reniff pitched 5 2 3 innings of one hit relief and started a five run seventh inning rally with a single as the New Yankees whipped Baltimore 8-3 in the second game of a doubleheader Tuesday night. Frank Robinson's leaping catch saved the Orioles from loss in the opener and Baltimore built a 3-0 lead before Reniff's heroics.
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CFL considers merger to abolish divisions
A CFL special committee representing league clubs discussed scrapping the Eastern and Western Divisions and forming a single autonomous league. CFL President Ted Workman said the group has recommended merging to equalize gate receipts television revenue and pension benefits and would reconvene soon.
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Bob Shaw Earns Third Straight Win With Four-Hitter
Mets pitcher Bob Shaw improved to 4-4 with a four hit game as New York defeated St Louis 2-1. Shaw held the Cardinals to two hits after the second inning, allowed no walks, and benefited from Mick McCarver's homer in the seventh. Offense came in the fourth as Hiller and Boyer scored following a wild pitch, snapping New York's four game skid while extending St Louis’ streak to four wins.
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Albers Captures Second Round At Golf Tourney
Defending champion Roberta Albers of Miami Florida reached the second round of the women's collegiate golf match play in Columbus Ohio with a decisive 5 and 4 win over Jane Blalock of Rollins College. She advances to face Ann Baker of Tennessee who defeated Shelly Yapp of Washington 4 and 3. Peggy Conley of Washington also won 3 and 2 against Susan Loverfell of Michigan State, after losing the Trans Miss tourney to Albers.
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Hank Aaron Drives Braves Past Phillies With 24th Home Run
Hank Aaron hit his 24th homer to tie the NL mark through June, lifting Atlanta to a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. Denny Lemaster improved to 5-4 as the Braves pushed across runs in the third and sixth innings while Larry Jackson took the loss for the Phillies.
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Error leads to A's 9-8 win over White Sox in KC
Bert Campaneris stole third and scored on J C Martin throwing error to spark a ninth inning rally that gave Kansas City a 9-8 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The White Sox tied it in the ninth after trailing 8-7 as Floyd Robinson Jerry Adair and John Romano produced key hits. Chicago built a 7-6 lead with five sixth inning runs, four unearned due to fielding miscues by Cater and Harrelson.
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Standings and Scores in Major Leagues
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading the National League with 41 wins and 25 losses. Pittsburgh and Los Angeles follow, while Chicago, New York, and Houston trail. Wednesday schedule features New York at St. Louis, San Francisco at Chicago, Philadelphia at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at Houston.
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Pirates Plan Spring Training Return to Fort Myers
Pirates General Manager Joe Brown said the team will train in Fort Myers again next spring then pursue bids for future sites. After a meeting with city leaders, Brown confirmed a return for next season but offered no promises beyond that. The Pirates seek a 25 to 30 year contract and have received offers from Florida and other states. Deerfield Beach tried a $1.5 million bond to build a Pirates training complex, but the plan failed in court.
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Combined Funeral Services Planned For Boat Racers
Seattle plans combined funeral services at 1 p.m. Friday for Ron Musson and Rex Manchester, two speedboat pilots killed in separate hydroplane accidents on the Potomac River during the President's Cup Regatta. Musson held the national unlimited hydroplane title for three years, Manchester was runner up in 1965, and Don Wilson of West Palm Beach also died. Services will be at Ballard First Lutheran Church.
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Bell Hurls Tribe To 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland right-hander Gary Bell limited Boston to six hits as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 2-1. Rocky Colavito fueled the offense with two straight singles setting up two runs in the second and fourth innings. Colavito scored on a fielder's choice in the second, and Alvis later drove in Whitfield for the second run. Bell earned his seventh win against two losses while Tony Conigliaro and Rico Petrocelli provided Boston's only run in the ninth through a timely pair of hits and a fielding error.
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Bateman Drives Astros Past Dodgers 7-4 in Six RBI Game
John Bateman drove in four runs including a bases loaded double to spark Houston to a 7-4 win over Los Angeles. Bateman’s sixth inning two base hit broke a close game as Sonny Jackson and Jim Lefebvre homered earlier. Houston built a 6-1 lead and held off a Dodgers rally as Maury Wills added a two run single in the seventh.
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Reds Outslug Pirates 11-8 on 28 hits in Cincinnati
Deron Johnson belted a three run homer and Don Pavletich added a homer and two RBIs as the Reds outslugged the Pirates 11-8. Cincinnati built a 9-3 lead, held off a late Pittsburgh push, and Pavletich delivered another insurance homer in the seventh. Stargell contributed a two run double and his 14th homer for Pittsburgh.
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Versalles to Lightly Workout This Week
Zoilo Versalles, star shortstop of the Minnesota Twins and last season's AL MVP, shows signs of recovery from a blood clot under his right shoulder blade. A Mayo Clinic doctor said he may resume light workouts this week and join the Twins in Detroit Friday, with surgery likely unnecessary if the clot continues to improve.
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Steelers Sign Four Players to 1966 Contracts
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed four players to 1966 contracts. Tackles Dan James and Ray Mansfield, tight end John Hilton, and halfback Jim Cannonball Butler joined the team this Tuesday.
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Dennis Dalton Pitches Gretna Past Danville 10-8
Dennis Dalton hurled and slugged Gretna to a 10-8 win over Danville Coke in the Connie Mack League. Dalton limited Danville to five hits and hit two two run homers to pace the Gretna attack. Bennett added a triple while George Henderson belted a 435 foot homer with one aboard.
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Cardinals sign Ken Kurtz to Sarasota farm club
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed 21 year old second baseman Ken Kurtz to their Sarasota Gulf Coast League farm club. Kurtz played junior year at the University of Arizona and hails from Whittier California.
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Ortiz Beats Bizzarro In 12th Round To Retain Lightweight Title
World lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz defeated Johnny Bizzarro 51-49 on two judges and 52-50 on one, finishing with a sharp 12th round flurry at Civic Arena. Ortiz will pursue TV exposure and possible defenses against Flash Elorde or Frankie Narvaez, with an August Los Angeles bout for Ismael Laguna also discussed.
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Jim Northrup Drives Tigers Past Senators With Two-Run Triple
Jim Northrup hit a two-run triple in the first inning and Norm Cash added two run scoring singles as Detroit toppled Washington 5-2. Denny McLain earned his 11th win, holding the Senators without a hit after the second inning as Detroit built an early lead and coasted to the victory in Washington.
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Ralph Hawkins Leaves Dolphins For Army Staff
Ralph Hawkins left the Miami Dolphins to join Army's football staff under Tom Cahill. Dolphins coach George Wilson said Hawkins wanted to return to college football and would have done a good job for the team.
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Indians Place Duke Sims On Disabled List
Cleveland Indians catcher Duke Sims is placed on the disabled list with a ruptured herniated disc. Team physician Dr Vic Ippolito said surgery is likely and Sims will miss the rest of the season unless surgery is unnecessary, in which case 2 to 3 weeks out.
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St Louis Cardinals sign Cheslock to minor league deal
Signed by the St Louis Cardinals, 21 year old William Cheslock of Bethpage New York a Hofstra College junior first baseman, to a minor league contract. He will report to Sarasota Florida for Gulf Coast League assignment.
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