Cards Drop Fifth With Two New Players
The St. Louis Cardinals lose 9-3 to Houston for their fifth straight defeat as Jack Spring and Lou Brock debut after a six-player Cubs deal. Hobbie struggles, Spring and Brock see action in the seventh, while San Francisco and Washington win elsewhere.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Wytheville Farm Club Names Gus Niarhos Manager
Gus Niarhos bullpen coach for the Kansas City Athletics was appointed manager of Wytheville, Ga., farm club on Monday. He takes over in Wytheville as part of the Athletics organization.
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Twins Acquire Grant In Big Late Trade
The Minnesota Twins acquire right-hander Jim Grant just before the midnight deadline in a major deal. St. Louis ships Ernie Broglio and Lou Brock moves to Chicago in a separate six player trade. Other moves include Baltimore selling Joe Gaines to Houston and Pittsburgh activating Don Cardwell. Grant, 28, joins Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat in Minnesota’s rotation amid questions about the club’s pennant chances. Brock strengthens the Cubs outfield as Broglio ends up with St. Louis after Hobbie acquisition.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Mudcat) Grant
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Don Cardwell
Fred Green
Major League Leaders Snapshot From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Fregosi and Oliva atop batting and runs. Killebrew and Allison lead home runs while Aparicio tops steals. In pitching Ford and Kralick post strong decisions. National League leaders feature Williams and Mays in batting and RBIs with Williams and Clemente in hits and doubles.
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Tokyo to use camera to settle Olympic photo finishes
New York reports that Tokyo Organizing Committee introduces a timing camera to decide close finishes in running and rowing events. The device records finish photo and time to one hundredth of a second, enabling rapid judging and immediate distribution to judges and reporters.
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Repeat Winners Announced In Baseball Coaches Awards
Paul Maloney of the Greeley Tribune, Mary Garber of the Winston-Salem Twin-City Sentinel, and Joe Heiling of the Austin American-Statesman were repeat winners in the annual American Association of Baseball Coaches judging. The 1964 winners were announced at Creighton University by five judges.
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Youth Signs Contract With Cards
Detroit AP report 17 year old Art Pinky Deras of Hamtramck Michigan signed with the St. Louis Cardinals for a reported 80 000 bonus. Cardinal scout Moe Mozzali praised his talent to reach the majors in two years as Deras starred at Hamtramck High School and was Little League Player of the Year when Hamtramck won the 1959 Little League World Series in Williamsport. Deras batted .478 this season and Cardinals reportedly outbid several major league teams.
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Pinky) Deras
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Monday Stars Shine as Colts Top St Louis 9-3
Ten drove in four runs with two singles for the Colts in a 9-3 victory over St Louis. Eddie Fisher of Chicago pitched six innings, allowing five hits, as the White Sox defeated Baltimore 9-1 for their first win after six straight losses.
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Denver Dominates With 9-0 Shutout In PCL Action
Denver pitchers held Hawaii to five singles as Ribant struck out nine in a 9-0 victory. San Diego routed Salt Lake City 13-1 while Oklahoma City beat Spokane 8-2. Rain cancelled Dallas at Tacoma and Portland at Seattle. Indianapolis and Arkansas were idle.
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Herbie Plews
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Jim Coker
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Padres
Russ Kemmerer
Fight Results From Monday’s Fights Across Three Cities
In Tokyo Osamu Watanabe outpointed Eliseo Aranda in a 10 round bout. In San Francisco Jimmy Lester stopped Andres Herrera in the fourth. In Philadelphia Benny Briscoe halted Percy Manning in the eighth.
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Andres Herrera
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Benny Briscoe
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Baseball standings and results from Monday and schedule
The standings show Chicago leading with 32 wins and 20 losses, Baltimore 34-2, New York 32-21, Minnesota 32-26, Boston 29-29, Cleveland 27-27, Detroit 25-29, Washington 27-35, Los Angeles 24-37, Kansas City 20-36. Monday results: Chicago beat Baltimore 9-1. Washington 3 Los Angeles 2. Minnesota at Cleveland rained out. Today features Boston at New York, Chicago at Baltimore, Los Angeles at Washington, Minnesota at Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit.
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Stengel and Berra Converse as Rain Delays Exhibition
Yankees and Mets managers Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra sat in the Mets dugout chatting during a rain postponed exhibition game. They recalled old days and joked about catching and past defeats, with Berra insisting he was never nervous about losses and would come around eventually.
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Minor League Scores Reported Across Leagues
In the International League Toronto defeated Richmond 5 to 1 while Buffalo played Columbus under rain. Rochester beat Atlanta 5 to 3 and Syracuse won 6 to 5 over Jacksonville. In the Pacific Coast League Dallas at Tacoma and Portland at Seattle were rained out. Oklahoma City crushed Spokane 8 to 2. San Diego routed Salt Lake 13 to 1 and Denver defeated Hawaii by 9.
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Pacific Coast League Standings and Tuesday Schedule
The Pacific Coast League Eastern Division shows Arkansas tied for second with Oklahoma City and Indianapolis at .500 while Salt Lake and Dallas trail. In the Western Division Portland leads with San Diego close behind. Seattle and Tacoma follow with a mixed record. Tuesday matches include Hawai at Seattle and Spokane at Portland with San Diego at Tacoma and Arkansas at Salt Lake City.
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Lema Eyes Third Straight Victory at Open Talk
At Congressional, top golfers debated Tony Lema’s chance to win a third straight event including the U S Open. Lema focused on practice while Palmer, Nicklaus, Casper, and Nelson noted their own form and past three-peat attempts. Palmer cited his 1958 run to three wins as proof it can be done.
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