Phillies Bow 5-1 as Richie Returns and Homer Raps
Phillies lose 5-1 to an Astros night game with Richie Allen back home. Allen faced boos amid talk of a trade while Gene Mauch and owner Bob Carpenter discuss his mindset and booing. Allen cited groin injury and absence on a road trip as factors.
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Feene
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Maud
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Gene Mauch
Richie Allen
Reds Trade Pappas To Braves In 1960s Swap
Cincinnati trades pitcher Milt Pappas to the Atlanta Braves in a multi-player deal receiving Tony Cloninger Clay Carroll and Woody Woodward. Braves coach Harris praised Pappas, noting his late-starting but potential impact as the National League rivals clash and the Kennedy burial prompts mixed reactions across teams.
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Woody Woodward
St. Louis
Robert F. Kennedy
Dave Bristol
Lyman Harris
Baltimore
Nightlife clubs lure sports stars as hosts across Springfield
Prominent local athletes from boxing, football, and track appear at bars and spots along Balti more Pike and Brandywine area venues. Names like Cox, Rodgers, Lombardo, and Imburgia headline appearances while managers, owners, and locals celebrate crossover fame in social scenes. A parade of college and pro ties, plus family milestones, dot the scene with tastemakers and memorabilia.
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Tina+ tha Canstemanto
Major League Standings And Evening Schedule
Detroit leads Minnesota 3 1st after a twilight game. Oakland and Baltimore win while Chicago and New York also post results. Tonight’s schedule features Kaat and Lolich starts, with Oakland at Cleveland and Baltimore at Washington plus late games at New York and Boston. Thursday’s lineup includes Minnesota at Detroit and multiple night matchups across the league.
Chisox Edges Yankees as Snyder Delivers Grand Slam
Russ Snyder off the bench belted the White Soxs first grand slam helping Chicago rise from last to eighth in the AL with a 4 1 victory over the New York Yankees. Cesar Tovar struggled for Minnesota with two errors as the Twins lost to Detroit and fell nine games behind. Baltimore beat Washington while Oakland won against Cleveland in rain shortened slate. California's doubleheader at Boston was postponed.
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Daryl Patterson
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Dean Chance
Don Buford
Boog Powell
Gene Brabender
Staub Back With Astros After Kennedy Mourning
Rusty Staub returned to action for the Houston team after sitting out Sunday in memory of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. He was fined a day's pay about 250 dollars for the absence and then delivered a spectacular comeback performance.
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Carr named Chester IV assistant basketball coach
Jack Carr is named assistant basketball coach at Chester High, succeeding Harold Boyer. He will coach the junior varsity and sit on the varsity bench under head coach Ray McLaughlin. This is his first coaching job after Boyer’s retirement after 37 years with the district.
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Dutch) Boyer
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Boyer
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Palmer Aims for Open Win at Oak Hill Country Club
Arnold Palmer, 38, outfacing hip troubles, insists he can win the U S Open at Oak Hill despite odds favoring Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus. With 16th Open ahead, Palmer notes his form is strong and hails practice scores as mere indicators while contenders post sharp rounds.
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Cherry Hills
Denver
Gary Player
Griffith Beats Heilman In Split Decision At Oakland
Emile Griffith edged Andy Heilman in a 12 round affair at the Oakland Arena by split decision. Griffith praised the workout while Heilman pressed with close-in fighting, as the bout fuels a likely title shot against Nino Benvenuti. The crowd of 4,171 paid about $39,000.
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