Cardinals slump deepens after trades and rainout
St Louis drops to eighth as 9-3 loss to Houston caps five straight defeats and 17th in 23 games. Spring and Brock debut after six-player deal, Hobbie hammered by Colt bats. Washington, San Francisco, Chicago wins cited. Rain washout mars Mets Yankee exhibition.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Jack Spring
Lou Brock
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Glen Hobbie
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Spring
Brock
Chicago Cubs
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Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Skinner
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Giants
Reds
Today’s MLB Schedule Highlights and Matchups
Listings show two twi night games between Boston and New York with Monbouquette and Morehead facing Ford, Chicago at Baltimore with Pizarro and Horlen, Los Angeles at Washington, and Minnesota at Cleveland, plus Kansas City at Detroit.
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Boston
Monbouquette
Morehead
New York
Ford
Chicago
Pizarro
Horlen
Baltimore
Pappas
Barber
Los Angeles
Meyer
Washington
Daniels
Minnesota
Stigman
Cleveland
Kralick
Detroit
Kansas City
Twins Acquire Mudcat Grant After Midnight Trade
TheMinnesota Twins acquired veteran right-hander Jim Grant from Cleveland just before the trade deadline in a six-person swap. Grant, 28, brings experience to bolster the rotation alongside Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat. In a separate five-player deal, St. Louis sent Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz and Doug Clemens to Chicago for Lou Brock, Jack Spring and Paul Toth.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Twins
Cleveland
Grant
Lee Stange
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Bobby Shantz
Doug Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Jack Spring
Paul Toth
Baltimore
Joe Gaines
Houston
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Fred Green
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Jim Roland
Dick Stigman
Brock
Cubs
Coaches Select Writing Photo Baseball Winners 1964
Paul Maloney of the Greeley Tribune wins best college baseball photographer for the fifth consecutive time. Mary Garber of the Winston-Salem Twin-City Sentinal earns top feature in papers under 50,000 circulation and previously won in 1958. Joe Heiling of the Austin American-Statesman takes top news story for small-circulation papers, with prior wins in 1960 and 1961 and a 1962 feature award.
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Omaha
Paul Maloney
Greeley
Colo
Tribune
Mary Garber
Winston- Salem
N.C
Twin-City
Garger
Heiling
KC Bonus Player Baron Odom Shows Promising Form
ATLANTA AP Johnny Odom the $75 000 bonus baby of Kansas City pitched once for Birmingham in the Southern League and his manager Haywood Sullivan says he will pitch again in the Athletics organization likely here Dallas or Kansas City Sullivan credited Odom with genuine pitching potential after his pro debut against Macon where he allowed seven hits struck out seven and issued one walk and one wild pitch before being driven from the sixth inning Sullivan said the team will not rush him but allow him to prove himself and gain experience
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Atlanta
Johnny
Blue Moon
Odom
Kansas City
Birmingham
Haywood Sullivan
Athletics
Dallas
Sullivan
Mécon
Macon
Noairg
Odem
Brown tosses second one hitter as Knoxville blanks Asheville
Knoxville pitcher Jimmy Brown delivers a one hitter for the second time this season in a 3-0 win over Asheville. Brown fanned 10 with four walks, Ed Sada spoiled the no hit bid with a fifth inning single. Fred Loesekam topped Lynchburg with two home runs a double and two singles in a 10 hit night.
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Knoxville
Jimmy Brown
Brown
Asheville
Charlotte
Macon
Lynchburg
Columbus
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Ed Sada
Fred Loesekam
Lynsox
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Local Baseball Briefs Highlight Multiple League Results
Cards beat Dodgers 15-7 in tie game then lost 7-6 in final, Morin winning first, Layton losing second. Oliver won second game for Dodgers. Donnahue, Loyd Potter led Cards with four hits. Cards beat Cubs 7-0 in B minors. Powell won, Charles lost. Orioles win majors over Indians 7-3. Nabors won, Straub lost. Hester shines in Colt League with 3-2 Red Sox loss to Indians. Green triples as winners lead. Don Gregson powers Charlotte past Macon 3-1. Kushner homer for Macon. Birmingham edges Chattanooga 2-0 in seventh.
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al Weis
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Ron Kline
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Fisher
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Red Sox
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Charles Green
Jarred
Larry Limbley
Ronnie Dukes
Don Gregson
Macon
Charlotte
Jerry Kushner
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Gary Wagner
Steve Allen Day plans in Athens with banquet guest speaker
Athens hosts Steve Allen Day honoring the hometown star and Sugar Bowl standout. Oscar Barker, event chairman, says a few $5 tickets remain for a 7:30 p.m. June 26 banquet at Athens High School Cafeteria. Former teammates Benny Nelson and Billy Neighbors will attend. Tickets available at Limestone County Drug Jil Mar Restaurant Athens Cafe and Barber Shop.
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Steve Allen
Oscar Barker
Alabama
Ole Miss Rebels
New Orleans
Athens High School
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Benny Nelson
Billy Neighbors
Limestone County
Jil Mar
Fred and
Bob
Barker
Juneau Resigns as Mobile Buccaneers Coach
AP reports Juneau resigns as coach of the Mobile Buccaneers amid season prep chaos. President Jack Springle hints possible return, league includes Mobile Jacksonville Daytona Beach Orlando Tuscaloosa Gadsden Huntsville. season opener against Chattanooga set for July 25 in Mobile. A 110-foot three-cylinder balloon telescope platform is described.
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Curry Juneau
Mobile Buccaneers
Juneau
Jack Springle
Buccaneer Club
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Fla
Tuscaloosa
Gadsden
Huntsville
Chattanooga
Port City
Lema Favored To Win U S Open Third Straight
AP reports Tony Lema is favored as he eyes a third consecutive win in the U S Open at Congressional Country Club. Lema skipped practice while rivals like Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper flexed form testing the course under heat and pressure. Palmer noted improving putting, while Nicklaus spoke of rare birdies and momentum ahead of the first round.
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Decatur Country Club
Jim Becker
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Tony Lema
Congressional Country Club
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Lema’s Cay
Byron Nelson
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