Giants shallow age risk but strong depth highlight 196? season forecast
Coach Allie Sherman leans on a veteran Giants squad with Glyon Griffing and Louis Guy in the secondary and Dick Lynch plus Erich Barnes at corners. The defense shows changes with trade of Rosey Grier while Andy Robustelli and Jim Katcavage remain. offense relies on Gifford, Skeiner and Guglielmi as aging stars are paired with younger backs. The article weighs whether old players can sustain form as New York aims at the East title amid lingering uncertainty on several units.
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Dick Lynch
Erich Barnes
Jim Patton
Alan Webb
Dick Pesonen
Ole Miss
Griffing
Louis Guy
Allie Sherman
Giants
Dodgers face slump as Reds edge Dodgers 3 1 in tough night
Dodgers lose fourth in five as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3 1 and trim lead over St Louis to 5 1/2 games. O'Toole held Dodgers to five hits while Reds manufactured runs with timely hits and Dodgers hitters struggled to produce beyond Tommy Davis.
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Mike Rateet
Associated Press
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Dabianan
Surefire Scheme For A Longhair Dodgers Pitcher
Dodgers assistant general manager Arthur E Patterson vows not to cut his hair until the team posts a four run inning. After a 3-1 loss to Cincinnati, Los Angeles led the NL by five and a half games. The article lists AL standings and Monday results with several schedule notes.
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LOS Angeles
Arthur E. Patterson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Cincinnati
State meet final set as Whitney faces Bartner in showdown
In Winston-Salem Whitney Furniture of Winston-Salem advances to the finals by winning 2-1 over Cortex after eliminating Carolina Glass 2-0. Bartner of Greensboro remains undefeated awaiting tonight's final against Whitney as Don Crawford takes the loss for Carolina Glass in the earlier defeat.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Carolina Glass
Whitney Furniture
Cortex
Salisbury
Bartner
Greensboro
Whitney
Don Crawford
Crawford
Donnie Hurt
Murdock
Oriental welterweight title bout results summary
In New Bedford Vince Shomo of New York defeated Manny Burgo at 149 150 and in Tokyo Yoshinori Takahashi beat Makoto Watanabe at 145 141 for the Oriental welterweight championship with Watanabe suffering a setback and Takahashi securing the title.
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New Bedford
Mass
Vince Shomo
New York
Manny Burgo
Tokyo
Yoshinori Takahashi
Japan
Makoto Watanabe
Ralston Seeks comeback in U.S. National Singles
Forest Hills opens the U S National Singles with Dennis Ralston, seeded third, aiming to prove maturity and temper control as part of a rising U S tennis effort. He faces a tough field including McKinley, Emerson, and Osuna while recent Davis Cup success boosts American hopes.
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Bob Sreen
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Dennis Ralston
United States
West Side
Clule
U.S
U.S. National Singles Championships. ' Ralston
Bakersfield
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Emerson
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Ralston
Los Angeles
California
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Antonio Palafox
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Emerson
Australia
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Orlando Zueleta
Ecuador
Donald Dell
Bethesda
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Darlene Hard
Long Beach
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Maria Bueno
Brazil
Fifteen Entries Drilling At Darlington
Fifteen late model stock cars were ready for practice at Darlington International Raceway as NASCAR prepares for Mondays $100,000 Southern 500. Time trials begin Wednesday. the fastest eight gain positions. The final 44-car field runs through Friday with Ford entries led by Lorenzen Stacy Lund and Roberts. Chevrolet entries include Baker Johnson Jarrett. Plymouths include Petty cars. Smith of Atlanta fields one car. Baker Roberts Stacy are former Southern 500 winners.
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Darlington
Darlington International Raceway
National Association For
Fred Lorenzen
Nelson Stacy
Tiny Lund
Fireball Roberts
Buck Baker
Junior Johnson
Ned Jarrett
Dick Petty
Jack * Smith
Atlanta
Baker
Roberts
Stacy
Tribe recalls 33 players from minor league clubs
Cleveland Indians announced recall of 33 players from their minor league teams. Five will rejoin the Tribe early next month, while the rest report to Tucson, Arizona, for spring training.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Baseball results rest of week in brief recap
In the lone American League action Minnesota split a twilight doubleheader with Washington, winning 5-2 behind Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison and losing 7-3 as Dick Phillips drove in four. O'Toole edged Drysdale in a low-scoring tilt as Gordy Coleman hit a two-run homer. Dodgers, Cardinals, Reds, and Giants also had key late-game moves with timely hits and home runs shaping outcomes.
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Dodgers
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Reds
Tommy Harper
Pinson
Cardinals
Marichal
Carl Sawatski
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
Giants
Felipe Alou
George Altman
St. Louis
Ed Mathews
Don Dillard
Hank Aaron
Minor Loop Results and League Scores
Baseball results from multiple leagues dated with scorelines and partial game details. Notable shows include Greensboro 4 Rocky Mount 2 in 14 innings, Kinston 1 Portsmouth 0 in 22 innings, Durham 8 Raleigh 2, Salisbury 8 Shelby 0, Spartanburg 9 Lexington 7, Knoxville 7 Nashville 2, Seattle 11 Tacoma 3, Hawaii 6 Spokane 9, among others with odd inning notes and game continuations.
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Greensboro
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Kinston
Portsmouth
Durham
Raleigh
Peninsula
Burlington
Salisbury
Shelby
Statesville
Greenville
Spartanburg
Lexington
Zastonia
Rock Hill
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Macon
Charlotte
Asheville
Lynchburg
Augusta
Not Everybody's Laughing Over Yankee Stadium Fuss
AP report on the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees brawl at Yankee Stadium last Wednesday night. Players Joe Pepitone and Fred Whitfield clashed in a beat ball incident while manager Birdie Tebbetts warned of long term costs, noting scars and lingering bitterness. Ralph Houk recounted a heated moment during the melee as he defended Pepitone and sought his hat amid tensions between teams.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Birdie Tebbets
Cleveland
Larry Brown
Providence College
Dick Howser
Brown
Yankee
Ralph Bouk
Houk V
Pepitone
Whitfield
Houk
Held
Woodie
Pastrano to meet Peralta on ABC Fight of the Week
Light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano will face Argentine heavyweight Gregorio Peralta in a nationally televised 10 round non title bout on September 20 at Miami Beach. Teddy Brenner says the return of the Fight of the Week will air Friday nights on ABC.
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Miami
File
Willie Pas‘trano
Gregorio Peralta
Miami Beach
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
New York
Onj
ABC
Yogi Berra
San
Francisco
San Mateo
Big Joe Adecock
Phil Linz
Linz
Adcock
Yogi
Orioles Hitters Noted For Slump In Trade Talk Laughter
Baltimore players discuss McNally and Stock as a joke on their hitting, with 0-for-39 and 0-for-32 at the plate. The convo turns to whose batting is improving while pitchers joke about being poor hitters. McCormick notes the slim line between terrible and bad.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Seap
Baltimore
McNally
Wes Stock
Dave Stock
Stock
Elmira
Orioles
Mike McCormick
Greensboro Extends Lead In Carolina League After Monday Wins
Greensboro moved a step closer to the pennant by winning as Burlington lost. Phil Swimley hit a 14th inning two run homer for Greensboro, Jim Horstford earned the win, while Peninsula and Winston-Salem posted victories. Durham and Kinston also won as the schedule set matchups tonight.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
Burlington
G-Yanks
Rocky Mount
Peninsula
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Kinston
Portsmouth
Durham
Raleigh
Phil Swimley
Jim Horstford
Joe Penland
Pete Charton
Lusty
Don Bosch
Linlay Kurt
Dick Colpaert
Walt Matthews
al Wilson
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