Dykes Loses Best Friend Bing Miller After Death
Jimmie Dykes mourns the loss of his longtime close friend Bing Miller who died after an auto crash and heart attack. Miller, a .312 lifetime hitter, played with the Athletics and White Sox under Dykes and was a key figure in three pennant drives. The pair, famed for sharp exchanges, shared a 30 year bond from minor league days to retirement.
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Arthur Daley
NEW York Times News Service
New York
Bing Miller
Jimmie Dykes
Damon
Pythias
Miller
Philadelphia
Bing
Jimmie
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Lefty Grove
Mickey Cochrane
Yankees
White Sox
Athletics
Casey Stengel
James
Senators
Firpo Marberry
Marberry
Bill McGowan
James Joseph Dykes
Stengel is Plumb Mad and Bing’s Rivalry
The piece depicts feuding baseball figures Jimmie Dykes and Miller under manager Bing with sharp digs and angry exchanges. It notes Dykes tendency to fire back, Miller’s calm patience, and a volatile bench scene with Firpo Marberry.
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Stengel
Stark
Roche and Haydon-Jones win French Championships finals
Tony Roche beat Istvan Gulyas to win the men's singles and Nancy Richey lost to Ann Haydon-Jones in the women's finals at the French International Championships. Billie Jean King claimed the British women’s title over Winnie Shaw. Bud Adams offered John Brodie a near 750000 dollar deal to join Houston after his option ends. Track and field highlights include Jim Ryan’s near world record mile and Theron Lewis leading NAIA champs. Belmont Stakes saw Amberoid win as Kauai King faltered.
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Tony Roche
Australia
Istvan Gulyas
Hungary
Nancy Richey
Dallas
England
Ann Haydon-Jones
Wome
Sigles
Manchester
Eng
Billie Jean Moffitt
King
Long Beach
Calif
Britain
Winnie Shaw
Houston
Bud Adams
Houston Oilers
American Football League
John Brodie
San Francisco
49Ers
National Football League
Los Angeles
Jim Ryan
Kansas University
Jim Grelle
Compton
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Sioux Falls
S.D
Southern University of Baton Rouge
Theron Lewis
Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Mexico
Rene Matison
New Mexico
Matison
Bob Hayes
Koufax Wins 10th For LA As Cardenas Smashes Four Homers
Cincinnati shortstop Leo Cardenas slugged four homers and drove in eight as the Reds split a doubleheader with Chicago. He reached the mark in the first game, while Willie Stargell kept his hot streak alive with a chance at the NL record for consecutive hits. Pittsburgh beat Houston 10-5 as Stargell extended his run to nine. Other games: Atlanta 14 St Louis 4. San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 6 in 10. Dodgers 16 Mets 3 then Mets 3-2 in nightcap. Koufax earned his 10th win with a five hit shutout effort in the opener, paired with Davis and Parker thunder, though New York rallied in the ninth to steal the nightcap.
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Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Billy Williams
Astros
Sandy Koufax
San Franciso
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Tommy Davis
Wes Parker
White Sox sweep as Peters twirls two hitter in win
Gary Peters pitched a two hitter as Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader 12-0 and 4-1. Tommie Agee drove in all four runs in the opener, while Tom McCraw added three in the nightcap. Harmon Killebrew sparked Minnesota with his fifth homer in six games. Baltimore won in the 12th behind Sam Bowens and Russ Snyder, then Phil Roof drove in three for the A's in the regular game. The Sox staff notched a sixth shutout in 10 games, sports a 0.80 ERA over that span.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Gary Peters
Peters
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
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Boston
Detroit
California
Tommie Agee
White Sox
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Smoky
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Athletics
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Ken Harrelson
Bert
Senators
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League details standings and results with teams such as Los Angeles New York Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and San Francisco. Sunday and Tuesday games include LA NY SF Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and more. International and Texas Pacific Coast League games listed with scores and schedule notes.
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Denver
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Iain Phoenix
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Oklahoma City
Portland
Yanks, Tourists Win Tight Southern League Weekend
Columbus snapped a three game skid by beating Asheville 3 2 in 14 innings after a Jo home run tied the score in the ninth. Ronnie Kirk scored the winning run on Bob Oliver’s error as Gerald Kinney’s bouncer was booted. Nash struck out 16 to set a Southern League single game record.
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Yankees
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Macon
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Knoxville
Jim Nash
Charlotte
Evansville
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Ronnie Kirk
Gerald Kinney
Bob Oliver
Nash
Rogelio Alvarez
Stan Wojcik
Whitworth tops Clayton Federal Open with 208
Kathy Whitworth shoots 68 72 68 to finish 208 and win $1,875 at the Clayton Federal Open in St Louis. Mickey Wright falters to fifth at 208 as Whitworth extends season earnings lead to $10,344.
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Kathy Whitworth
Miss Wright
Mickey Wright
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Miss Whitworth
Brown wins Montgomery CC invitational on playoff hole
Ed Brown of Montgomery captures the 53rd annual Montgomery Country Club invitational title after a sudden death playoff with Claude Moody Sr. at 286. Mac McLendon of LSU ties for second at 287, winning on the second playoff hole. Dick Hayes of Clanton records the tournament's first hole in one.
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Ala
Ed Brown
Montgomery Country Club
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Claude Moody Sr
Mac McLendon
Louisiana State University
Layne Wallock
McLendon
Wallock
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