Baseball All Time Hitters And Rbi Leaders Snapshot
A garbled AP sports note lists players from the American League and teams like Baltimore Chicago Boston Detroit with mentions of runs batted in and hits. Names such as Robinson and Agee appear among scattered terms.
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Eeereinson
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Alvis
Machineon
Baltiore
Agee
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Boston
Robinson
Cash
Detroit
Talbott Takes Over ACC Batting Lead
In Greensboro AP reports NC Tar Heel Danny Talbott moved into the ACC batting lead after a 6 for 12 effort, boosting his average to .421. Wake Forest’s Tommy Cole slumped 2 for 18 as the race shifted with several Tigers among the early top averages.
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Greensboro
Tommy Cole
Wake Forest
Danny Talbott
North Carolina
Talbott
Tiger
Cole
Jack McCall
National at a Batting Morgan and Alou Highlight Baseball Stats
The record lists players and stats: Morgan Joe 414 and Smith St. Louis with 14 runs, Aaron Atlanta 14, hits Alou Atlanta 26 and Mor gan Houston 24. Alou Atlanta 7 doubles and Alou San Francisco 6.
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Atlanta
Wills
Mantiffe
Parker
Bias
Ljohnson
Orre
T.davis
Staht Ph
Calomar
Nko
Bryan
Keen
Seren
Kansas City
Con Angeles
Katine O.green
Campaneris
Pmana Stahl
Ihe Wert
Allenia
Los Angeles
Aaron
Angeles
Northrup
R-Latebure
Aaron Huneer
W.davis
Dickson
Aker
Umbach
Lolich
Worthrup
Ton
Pena
ST. Louis
S.jackson
M.alou
Phillips
Hundrey
Woodschk
R.robins
Skinner
Carpin
J.may c
Jenkins
Francona
Raymond
Abernthy
Sadecki
Lynch
Gloverner
Stewart Pr
Mikkelsn
Koonce
Gagliano
SB &É
St.Louis Heroes
Ewenee
E—Morgan
Buchek
Pittsburgh
Houston
Louis Ile
Stargell
Gn Smitha
SO M.alou
Hr—Phillips
Mazeroski
Browne Briles
Santo
Ace
Sf— Clemente
Hoerner
Hoerner Siskeee Beeweeneee
Sereeeens
Ik Roberts
Face
Teeeemanee O
Jenkins Aeons
Eweeenees Ener Koonee
California
Cleveland
Davalilio Cf
Cardenal
Alvis
Colavito
Reichardt
Her
Celena Wees Hart
Cardenas
Gabrielsn
Ellis
McCool
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hart
Haller
SO Ellis
Marichal
National
Morgan
Joe
Smith
Alou
Big Field Possible For Derby Race
Graustark loses invincible aura in Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland, first Derby threat faded after a nose defeat by Abe's Hope as trainer Loyd Gentry called him tired. Richards says Graustark overrated and will be beat in the Kentucky Derby. Fleet See, Stepping Stone options include Buffle Beau Sub and Blue Skyer.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Graustark
Keeneland
Abe
Hope
Loyd
Gentry
Grasstark
Richards
Marichal Fires 3-0 Shutout for Fourth Victory
Juan Marichal pitched four hit baseball, guiding the Giants to a 3-0 win over Cincinnati for his first shutout of the season and his fourth victory.
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Juan Marichal
Giants
Cincinnati
Celtics Pride in Tight Defense Ends Championship Run
Celtics coach Dave O’Hara praised his team for a compact defense as they clinched the NBA title. The victory highlighted disciplined rotations, strong rim protection, and timely transitions that stifled opponents throughout the series.
Baltimore Bullets seek new coach amid draft talks
Mike Farmer, a defensive standout, declined applying for the Bullets job and said he remains under obligation to Ben Kerner in St. Louis. He indicated consultation on the draft may occur if he stays available. The piece notes Celtics coach Red Auerbach receiving a salute after a 95-93 win over the Lakers.
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Baltimore
Mike Farmer
Ben Kerner
St. Louis
Farmer
Hist
Bobby Dobbs Considers Army Coaching After Six Day Dilemma
West Point sought Bobby Dobbs to rebuild Army football after Paul Dietzel left Texas Western. Dobbs faced a tough six day decision weighing leaving Texas Western for Army while honoring his contract. Col Raymond Murphy praised his choice to stay and honor his commitment.
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Sandy
Padre EL Paso
Tex
Paul Dietzel
West Point
Texas Western University
Bobby Dobbs
Dobbs
Western
Ple
Army
University of Tulsa
Tulsa
Calgary
Texas Western
TCU
Dietzel
South Carolina
West
Raymond Murphy
Boston clinches title as Celtics top Lakers 95 93
Boston defeats Los Angeles 95 to 93 to win the best of seven NBA Finals series in a dramatic finish. The Celtics claim the championship ending the series with victory and the NBA crown for the season.
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National Basketball Association
Notone
Celtics
Auerbach
Los Lakers
NBA
Ohank
Lakers
Los Angeles
Fred Schaus
Boston
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