Baseball score recap with no-hitter notes and injuries
A fragmented scoreboard style item records multiple games with names like Prestolite, Holland & Woodard, Mike Durden, Bucky Brown, John Kie, and references to a no-hitter by J A Phillips and Stanley Taylor. Also notes a stolen home by Mike Dunlap, and various box score details from Tigers, Orioles, Pirates, Redlegs, and Red Sox with pitching lines and time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky Brown
John Kie
Holland & Woodard
Mike Durden
Cookee Red Sox
Indians
J. Phillips
T. Abercrombie
Red Sox
Rick
Itt Indians
J. A. Phillips
Stanley Taylor
Pro Standings: American and National Leagues Show Matches
American League games feature Murphy and Hedlund squads with early season records across Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore Boston Washington. National League schedule includes Wise New York Morton Montreal Pittsburgh Houston Los Angeles St Louis Chicago Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco with Seaver Perry and fellow aces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Murphy
Kansas City
Hedlund
Chicago
Horlen
Minnesota
Blyleven
Oakland
Odom
Millwaukee
Parsons
Detroit
Chance
Cleveland
Foster
New York
Kekich
Baltimore
Palmer
Boston
Culp
Washingston
Brown
Philadelphia
Wise
Seaver
Montreal
Morton
Pittsburgh
Moose
Houston
Billingham
Los Angeles
Sutton
St. Louis
Washington
Milwaukee
St Louis
Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Montres
S. Francisco
Wisconsin Names Perrin as Track Head Coach
University of Wisconsin announces William E. Perrin 38 as new head track coach succeeding Bob Brennan. Perrin listed as assistant prior to promotion announced Friday in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
William E. Perrin
Bob Brennan
Braves Rally To Narrow Lead In Chicago Showdown
Hank Aaron doubled and scored on an error as the Braves cut their deficit to 2-1 in the sixth. Cincinnati then pulled away with a four run eighth inning led by Rose and McRae, ending Chicago’s late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Hank Aaron
Tommy Helms
Gary Nolan
Pete Rose
Hoyt Wilhelm
Cincinnati
Hal McRae
Washington
Dave Nelson
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Sonny Siebert
Siebert
Lenny Randle
Dick Bosman
del Unser
Randle
Nelson
Boston
Mike Cuellar
Horace Clarke
Bobby Murcer
Munson
Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore
Paul Blair
Mark Belanger
Brooks Robinson
Ron Woods
Roy White
Blair
Merv Rettenmund
Boog Powell
Etchebarren
Fritz Peterson
Yanks
Cleveland
Chris Chambliss
Indians
Detroit
Denehy
Fosse
Chambliss
Joe Coleman
Frank Baker
Eddie Leon
Colbert
Graig Nettles
Mickey Stanley
Lutheran Medical Center
Kansas City
Paul Splittorff
California
Kansas City Royals
Angels
Amos Otis
Chuck Harrison
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Splittorff
Andy Hassler
Pittsburgh
Gene Clines
Dave Cash
Montreal Expos
Pirates
Cash
Richie Hebner
John Bateman
Bob Bailey
Manny Sahguillen
Mike Marshall
Bill Mazeroski
Hébner
Clines
Dave Giusti
Claude Raymond
Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Expos
Sentimentalists Miss Slammin Sammy U S Open Absence
The piece notes Samuel Snead missing from the U S Open at Merion near Philadelphia. It recalls his dominance from 1937 onward, cites his absence as inconceivable, and reflects on his past victories and status as a golfing icon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Daley
New York Times News Service
New York
Classic Merion
Philadelphia
Samuel Jackson Snead
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Arnold Plamer
Jack Nicklaus
Snead
Slammin
Sammy
Samuel
Snead and the Open Dreams That Shaped a Slammer
The piece recalls Sam Snead’s near wins and heartbreaks at the U S Open in 1937 and 1939, including an eight on a par five that cost him, and a dramatic return to Spring Mill in Philadelphia where he matched a historic eagle. It reflects on rivalries, odds, and the enduring psyche of the golfing legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Spring Mill Country Club
Philadelphia
Sam
Byron Nelson
Snead
Lodge
Golf Association
Agle
Laddie
Tommy Armour
Stock Exchange
Ralph Galdahl
Galdahl
Gibbs to Return to Ole Miss as Coach Recruiter
Jake Gibbs, former Ole Miss All-American quarterback and current New York Yankees catcher, will retire from baseball after this season to become Ole Miss football recruiter and baseball coach starting October 1. He replaces Thomas Swayze, who resigns to lead the Loyalty Foundation supporting university athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Jim Gibbs
New York Yankees
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Frank Kinard
Gibbs
Yankees
Thomas Swayze
Loyalty Foundation
Brewers Sign 2 Alabamians
The Milwaukee Brewers announced they signed 11 more players from the recent draft. Alabama natives Charles Moore of Birmingham and Freddy Tate of Birmingham were among those signed and assigned to the New York-Pennsylvania League, with another draftee Jerry Devins sent to Danville in the Midwest League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Lawrence Anderson
Pico Rivera
Calif
Scott Larson
Alhambra
Robert Dunn
Kennett Square
Charles Moore
Birmingham
Ala
Edward Kurtz
Atlantic Beach
Freddy Tate
Thomas Haufman
Laverne
Kevin Kobel
Colden
N.Y
Paul Minton
Roslindale
Mass
Scott Mark
Ft. Worth
Tex
New York
New York-Pennsylvania
Jerry Devins
Owensboro, Ky
Danville, Il
Colbert Plays Through Sluggish Cup Placements and Luck
On Merion greens players debate pin placements and slow play as Colbert and Palmer discuss how cup locations affect scoring. Colbert, winning the Monsanto Open in 1969, reflects on an off season while Erickson vows to quit if he cannot finish high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Merion
Palmer
U.S.G.A
Nicklaus
Colbert
Kansas State
Erickson
Sanford
Fla
Conigliaro Says Media Nags Not Shocking Him
Angels outfielder Tony Conigliaro, just out of the hospital after neck treatment, says he’s used to baseball writers saying nasty things. He defends Alex Johnson amid internal strife, noting Johnson’s benching and questions about his effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tony Conigliaro
California Angels
Conigliaro
Angels
Boston Red Sox
John Hall
Los Angeles Times
Tony
Hall
Conigiaro
Alex Johnson
Lefty Phillips
Johnson
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Decatur
Prestolite
Mike Dunlap
Bill Bibb
Mike Stewart
Tigers
Orioles
Howell
Sorrell JR
Sorrell Orioles
McCravy
McCray
Baggett
R. Ray
T. Campbell
S. Crovt
R. Stover
Brent Chandler
S. Clark
Tesore League
Redlegs
R.cunningham
L. Cogar
D. Caeren
N. Garrett
G. Daveport
K. Morris
P. Sullivan
St. Thompson
White Sox
Jimmy Campbell
Tony Morris
Cen
UE Tigers
E. Maxey
S. Roach
T . Boys’ Club
T. Morris
M. Pearson
M.stanley
Nettles
S—Coleman
Coleman
Timmerman
Farmer Mingeri
Freehan
Colbert Brinkman
Farmer
Northrup
Washington Abr
Abrhbi Jkennedy
Unser Cf
Lahoud
Rsmith
Mincher
Ustrinski If
Petrociti
Howard
Scott
McCraw
Griffin
Casanova
Josephsn
Cullen
Peters
Bosman
Tiant
Riddlebor
Fiore
Balien
Koonce Pina
Gagliano
Washi
E—R.smith
F.howard
D.nelson
Maddox
Koonce
Riddleberoreis
Tient
Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
Thurman Munson
Rich Hand
Vince Colbert
Willie Horton
Ike Borwn
Bill Denehy
Ray Fosse
Gomer Hodge
Giants
Padres
SAN Francisco
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Marichal
Larry Stahl
Dave Campbell
Clarence Gaston
Bobby Bonds
Chris Speier
Steve Arkin
Nate Colbert
Ken Henderson
Dick Dietz
Abrh Abrhbi
Jackson Cf
Roserf
Garr
McRae
Haaron
Bradford If
Evans
Lmay
Millan
Bench
Didier
Foster Cf
Mperez
Heims
Jarvis
Corrales
Ewillams
E—Helms
Helms
H.aaron
S.jackson
May
Rose
Cindhenon
Freed
Singleton
Vukovich
Dyer
Bowa
Jorgensn
Kreyards
Foli
Rstone
Gentry
Wilson P
Teeee
K.reynolds
B.wilson
Fairway Fashions
Ardmore
Miss Slammin
Arthur
Sports of Times
Daley
Jake Gibbs
Brewers
Robert Moore
Associated Press
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