Angels Streak To Sixth AL Victory
The Angels won their sixth of the last eight, beating Boston 7-1 with Marcelino Lopez a six-hitter and Costen Shockley belting a grand slam. Power, Shockley, and Lopez all played key roles in a deal that sent Pennant hopefuls to the Phillies. The night also featured several AL and NL games with notable performances and a $50 fine for Baltimore pitcher Wally Bunker after a hit batter.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Ben Angels
Boston
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Marcelino Lopez
Costen Shockley
Lopez
Lenny Green
Shockley
Los Angeles
Vic Power
Rudy May
Angels
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia
Power
Mississippi State Wins SEC Western Division Title
Mississippi State defeated Alabama 1 0 to clinch the SEC Western Division on Tuesday. Dale Unser hit a double and Mike Burns a long triple to push State ahead in the first inning. Ken Tatum pitched eight innings for the win, allowing four hits while Dickie Towers took the loss for Alabama.
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Baby Tide Sets Four Grid Games
The Alabama freshman football team will play four games this fall, replacing Tulane with Tennessee. The schedule opens Monday Oct 4 at Mississippi State, visits Tennessee on Friday Oct 15 in Tuscaloosa, travels to Tennessee on Monday Nov 8, and plays Auburn on Saturday Nov 20.
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Tide Will Be On TV Twice
The national football champion faces two regional telecasts this fall. SEC records may fall as Tennessee Louisiana State Florida Auburn and Alabama show potential in 17 events at the championship. Alabama meets Georgia in Athens Sept 16 and LSU in Baton Rouge Nov 6 with other regional games listed. Hardy’s discus mark 173-5 and 12 yard high hurdles set records.
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Alcindor picks UCLA over Holy Cross and Tulane
New York AP report says 7-foot-1 Lew Alcindor will attend UCLA this fall. He cited atmosphere people and curriculum, while coach Jack Donohue reacts with disappointment as Alcindor names growing interest in writing and music. Tulane departs the SEC leaving the Green Wave.
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Associated Press
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Donohue
Holy Cross
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Major League Leaders Race Tied Across Stat Lines
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching and strikeouts. Key figures include Krane cage Coleman Pinson and Mays Alou Kranepool Santo Morgan Callison Dalrymple Hart Lanier Brock Ellis Giusti Gibson Marichal and Drysdale across teams such as Cincinnati New York San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee St. Louis and Los Angeles.
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American League Batting and Fielding Leaders Listed
The data shows Cater of Chicago and Causey of Kansas City top batting at .352 and .347 respectively. Green of Boston, Mc Auliffe of Detroit, and Tresh of New York top runs with 14, while Powell of Baltimore and Oliva of Minnesota lead RBIs with 15. Cardenal and Tresh tie for hits at 22. Versalles and Tresh lead doubles with 7. Blasingame and Aparicio with 5 triples. Blefary and Thomas lead homers with 6 and 5. Aparicio and Campaneris top steals with 6 and 5. Roberts of Baltimore and Aguirre of Detroit share pitching with 3-0 and 1.000, and McDowell and Lopez lead strikeouts with 29.
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