Boston Slugger Turns To Bunting
Boston Red Sox slugger Tony Conigliaro, 1965 AL home run king, shifts to bunting to boost his average amid a slow start. He collected two hits in a 3-1 win over Cleveland at foggy Fenway, while rookie George Scott hit a two run homer to break a 1-1 tie. Conigliaro emphasized using bunting against deep third basemen to drive in runs and ease homer anxieties.
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Braves Top Dodgers 10-9 As Aaron Leads NL Hitting
Hank Aaron owns the NL lead with 31 homers and 85 RBIs while Joe Torre posts 27 and 73. Felipe Alou has 160 hits and a .330 average, Rico Carty sits at .327. Denis Menke trails with a .241 average nine homers and 37 RBIs as Los Angeles falls short.
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Mobile Beats All-Stars 6 to 1 In Southern League action
Mobile defeats the All-Stars 6 to 1 as Sal Bando leads with a homer, double, and single. The win moves Mobile into Columbus to face the Yankees while the Athletics hold a three game lead in Class AA. Dodgers' Menke powers Braves past Dodgers 10-9 for another rally. Giants split with Reds as Pirates lead NL pennant race. In AL, Detroit tops Washington 5-3 in 12, Kansas City beats Minnesota 6-1, Boston over Cleveland 3-1.
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Tigers, Bosox Winners In AL
Detroit Tigers beat Washington 5-3 in 12th inning on Willie Horton’s two run single. John N. Podres, in his first AL season after 13 NL seasons, received the loss as Larry Sherry failed to protect a late lead with ex-Dodger ties.
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Players End Holdout For The Raiders
SANTA ROSA Calif AP Offensive end Art Powell and halfback Clem Daniels have ended their long holdout and are working out again with their Oakland Raider teammates. The two AFL stars came to terms Monday after a 24 day holdout. Powell 29 caught 12 touchdown passes last year and led AFL receivers. Daniels 29 scored 12 touchdowns and ranked third in rushing in the league.
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A's Beat Kaat as Scott Delivers Go-Ahead Homer
Ed Charles drove in two Kansas City runs with a triple and single as the A's handed 15 game winner Jim Kaat his ninth defeat. Scott's 21st homer broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh, enabling Jose Santiago to gain his 11th victory in a duel with loser Gary Bell. Scott connected after the game was delayed 21 minutes by heavy fog.
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Doctors Say Dressen Did Not Suffer Further Heart Damage
Detroit AP reports doctors state Charlie Dressen, 67, hospitalized in serious condition after a second heart attack in 14 months, shows slight improvement but still has a fever and kidney infection. He remains under treatment at Henry Ford Hospital, with no evidence of additional heart damage.
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Jordan To Speak Here Thursday
Coach Ralph Shug Jordan will be guest speaker at the Morgan County Auburn Club summer meeting at Congress Inn. The event includes a banquet with several members of his football team and past Tigers. New officers will be elected and tickets are available at the door or from club members.
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Lonnie Wright Signs as Defender for Denver Broncos
AP reports Lonnie Wright, standout at Colorado State in football and basketball, signed by the Denver Broncos as a defensive back. Wright, a Newark, New Jersey product, stands 6 feet 2 inches and weighs 205 pounds.
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and more
Summary of 1960s style leaders across batting and pitching in the American League. Notable names include Oliva of Minnesota Dom, Kaline of Detroit, Robinson of Baltimore, and Yastrzemski. Key stats cover runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and top pitchers McNally and Sanford with win loss records.
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Baseball leaders and records from the 1960s season
The data lists top performers: batting leaders with Alou of Pittsburgh at 343 and 330. runs and RBIs led by Alou and Aaron of Atlanta. hits by Alou and Clemente. doubles with Alou, Lips, Callison. triples by McCarver and Clemente. home runs led by Aaron and Torre. stolen bases by Brock and Jackson. pitching leaders with Regan and Perry. strikeouts headed by Koufax and Bunning.
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National League Standings And Upcoming Schedule
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 64 wins and 46 losses, followed by San Francisco 66-48 and Los Angeles 63-46. Philadelphia 60-51, St. Louis 57-53, Cincinnati 57-55, Atlanta 52-59, New York 49-61, Houston 49-61, Chicago 36-73. Monday results: Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 5, Atlanta 10 Los Angeles 9. Tonight's games include New York at Pittsburgh, Houston at Chicago, Los Angeles at Atlanta, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and others.
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Scores and results from recent baseball league games
Mobile 6 All-Stars 1 and Charlotte at Montgomery lead Southern League action with Montgomery, Macon, Knoxville, Mobile, Columbus, Evansville, Asheville all hosting. Pacific Coast League shows Tulsa 7 San Diego 3 and Spokane 16 Oklahoma City 2. International League features Columbus 4 Toronto 3 and Jacksonville 6 Rochester 2 0, Syracuse 6 Richmond 5 in 15 innings. Buffalo 6 Toledo 0. Texas League lists El Paso 5 Austin 4 and Amarillo 7 Albuquerque 2 with Dallas-Fort Worth at Arkansas rain.
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