Joe Brown Hopes to Shake Up Slumping Pirates
AP report from San Francisco notes Joe Brown seeks a spark for the Pittsburgh Pirates amid a midseason slide. Brown, traded into a club in need of pitching and offense, weighs a possible deal with Philadelphia and considers how star Roberto Clemente and teammate Willie Stargell could energize a faltering lineup.
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SAN Francisco
Brown
Maury Wills
Philadel
Clemente
Harry Walker
Theylphia
Joe L.jplace
Giants
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Wills
Helby
Jim Bun
RBI
Larry Shepard
Hermani
Ning
Donn Clendenon
Franks
Chub
Phils
Bun
Gene Alley
Bill Mazero
Fenney
Bob
Roberto Clemente
Pittsy
Pame
Veale
Nnto
Juan Marichal
Sburgh
Prac
Bunning
Ali
Pion
Ager
Louis
Woodie Fryman
Maris Homer Nips Braves and Seaver Shuts Dodgers
Roger Maris injures a heel yet hits a two run homer to defeat the Atlanta Braves 4 3 as Cardinals win behind Larry Jaster and Wayne Granger. Tom Seaver blanked the Dodgers 1 0 in 10 innings for the Mets with Al Weis driving in the decisive run.
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Nips Braves
Tom Seaver
Blanks
Dodgers
Associated Press
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Phil Niekro
Maris
St. Louis
Mer
Niekro
Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Larry Jaster
Wayne Granger
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Seaver Stars
New York Mets
Los Angeles
al Weis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Homer
Lou Brock
Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Deron Johnson
Bob Tillman
Jaster
Granger
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Seaver
Don Sutton
Ron Swoboda
Kevin Collins
Weis
Sngle
Arichal
Giants
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Willie McCovey
Atlanta
Chicago
Erie Banks
Cubs
Billy Williams
Unclear Baseball Standings Mention Several Players
Fragmented OCR lists multiple players and team names with scores and leagues but no coherent game details. Mentions include American League leaders Howard and Horton and Orioles 37, Senators 47, Indians, Yanks 31, Pirates? 25, National League names Marichal and Mets 9-2, Cubs 6-7, Tigers 5-2, Red Sox Wright Angels 2.0.
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Howard
Senators
Powsil
Orioles
Morton
Tyerd
Jamson
Origtes
Horton
Indians
Kosco
Yanks
Niweu
Marichal
Giants
Xoosman
Mets
Carnon
Caras
Reed
Braves
Hands
Cubs
McChain
Tigers
Hargin
Origles
Bahnstn
Yaris
Fertanoski
Twins
Bell
Red Sox
Wright
Anges
Alou
Pitts
A.johnson
Atlanta
Staub
Mauston
Sree
Helms
Williams
Chie
Millan
Alla
Said
Banks
Hart
Shays
McCovey
Storgell
Pirates
H. Aaron
Killebrew
McMullen
Harrelson
Yastrzemaki
Perez
Reds
Mays
Santo
Junk Bench
Racy
Indians Fast Start Beats Krausse as Williams Wins
Cleveland jumpstarted scoring with a three run first inning as Maye tripled and Williams protected the lead. Paul pitched relief to finish Oakland, while Dark kept Paul on the mound to seal a 7-2 Indians victory that pulled them within three games of Detroit. Hardin improved to eight and two for Washington, with Harbin earning his win in the Orioles’ 4-1 defeat of the Senators.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Jet Lee Maye
Stan Williams
Mike Paul
Indians
Paul
Detroit
Dark
Williams
Maye
Oakland
Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Jim Hardin
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
California
Boston
Jose Cardenal
Larry Brown
Lew Krausse
Tony
Horton
Duke Sims
A's
Reggie Smith
Bert
Senators
Boog Powell
Hardin
Camilo Pascual
Hbed
Major League Standings From Night Games
Baseball standings and schedules show Chicago leading 5 2 over New York after night games while Cleveland nails Oakland 7 2 and Baltimore defeats Washington 4 1. Tonight slate includes pennant races with Oakland Cleveland and Chicago New York matchups and multiple noon to night starts across leagues.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Baltimore
Washington
Nigt Calif
Boston
Rai
Minnesota
Boswell
Chance
Detroit
Sparma
Hiller
Cain
Dobson
Siebert
Brabender
Bertaiia
Horlen
York
Talbot
P.m
California
Wright
Brunet
Culp
Stange
United Press Internationalmerican League
W. L. Pet
GBI
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Trevino Aims for Open Victory at Oak Hill
Lee Trevino, at Rochester's Oak Hill, predicts a veteran winner of the U S Open. He backs Billy Casper to prevail and expects Jack Nicklaus's 275 Open record to be challenged by a 276 or 277. Trevino, who has earned 90000 since 1967, says he has a good chance but will face great pressure.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Lee Trevino
Oak Hill
Trevino
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
el Paso
Supreme Court Next for Clay in High Stakes Appeal
The Supreme Court could act within 30 days or in the fall on Muhammad Ali’s conviction and sentence for refusing induction into the U.S. Army. The Houston trial court’s verdict and a 1967 en banc hearing request are at issue as Ali seeks review before any federal action.
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Cas
Supreme Court
Expectisius Clay
Clay
U.S. Supremes
Charles Morgan Jy
U.S. District Court
House
Civil Liberties Union
Monton
Tex
U.S
Court of Appeals
Chicago
Houston In
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Tigers Fever Grips Detroit As World Series Talk Grows
Detroit enjoys Tiger fever ahead of the World Series with fans seeking reservations at major hotels. If the Tigers win the first American League pennant since 1945, hotel officials fear a crush from visitors during the Series and upcoming funeral directors convention at the city’s Sheraton Cadillac.
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Detroit
Detroit Baseball Co
Tigers
National Association of Funeral Directors
Baseball Club
Bill Rigney
California Angels
Sheraton-Cadillac
Rich Allen Ready to Return for Phillies After Meeting
Rich Allen, the Phillies controversial slugger, is ready to play following a one hour meeting with owner Bob Carpenter. Carpenter said the groin injury is healed and Allen will be in the lineup if he returns, amid long-standing friction with management and General Manager Quinn.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Houston Astros
Rich al Carpenter
Carpenter
Allen
Mack Stadium
Richie
Bob Carpenter
Carpen
Allen Alllen
Bogentee
Quinn
Gene Mauch
Asas
The
Phils
Roberto De Vicenzo Still Attracts Global Golf Fans
In Rochester, Roberto De Vicenzo speaks of touring worldwide and his affection for the United States. He reflects on fans’ warmth after the Masters mishap and recalls his famous golf blunder in Augusta, Georgia.
USGA Tightens Measures After Vicenzo Incident at Oak Hill
The USGA plans stricter scorecard checks and armed patrols at Oak Hill for the U S Open to prevent a repeat of Roberto De Vicenzo's Masters miscue. Vicenzo, famed Argentine golfer, reflects on his career and the Masters loss, while Martha Washington and Brandywine Raceway results show ongoing golf and harness racing drama.
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Ling
de Vicenzo
Jackie Pung
Joseph C. Dey
USGA
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Chanea
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Niekto
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Tlanta
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Dierker
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McBean
An Francisco
Sadecki
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Mauch
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Gene Sar
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Australia
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Oak Hill Country
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Martha Washing
Roosevelt
Jode
Dagmar Hanover
Nancy Hanks
Ayaa
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Pompanette
Johnny Simpson
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Mark
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