Cubs Rally Short and Lose Seventh Straight to Pirates
Cubs fall 6-3 in first game at Wrigley Field as Pittsburgh completes the doubleheader nightcap in 14 innings. Ron Santo homered to spark a late Cubs rally but a two-run Pirate ninth inning and a fielding error doom Chicago. Other NL results include Los Angeles over St. Louis 6-4 and Philadelphia beating San Francisco 8-0. American League also active with several games.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Cub
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Wrigley Field
Ron Hunt
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Ron Santo
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Ernie Banks
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al Luplow
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Chuck Hartenstein
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Phil Gagliano
Cardinals
Mike Shannon
Orlando Coppola
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Rich Aulen
Jim Bunning
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Hal Bock
Joe Hardy
Washington Senators
Hardy
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Gil Hodges
Phil Ortega
Assoc Rats
Gene Brabender
Ken McMullen
Paul Casanova
Ortega
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Hank Allen
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Sam Bowens
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Jose Cardenal
Don Minocher
Jim Fregos
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Mickey Mantle
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Ty Pet
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Pittsargh
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Cincinnati
Baseball Is Over Terry Turns to Golf
Ralph Terry, 31, a 23 game winner and 1962 World Series star for the Yankees, has become a golf pro at Roxiticus Golf Club in Mendham New Jersey. He will host a $10,000 pro am on August 28 as he pivots from MLB innings to teaching, selling products, and promoting the club. He recalls the Mets letting him go and says he has a few years left in baseball but prefers golf now. He started golf after a hip fracture in 1957 and notes his tour ambitions remain. he shoots par on a 70‑par course and plans to iron out his game before pursuing tour play.
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Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Big Cable
Okla
New Roxiticus Golf Club
Mendham
N.J
Terry
New York Mets
Finley Sees Positive Attitude On A's Seattle Move
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley met with Gov. Dan Evans and Seattle Mayor J D Braman and said he was pleased with city and county officials. He noted a move would be announced around Oct 1 after league owner talks and requires seven of 10 votes. Finley said Seattle is not in a competition area and the club is not interested in Milwaukee.
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Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Dan Evans
J.D. Braman
Finley
Evans
Braman
A’s
Oakland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
San Francisco Giants
Solunar Tables Schedule Of Major And Minor Periods
The excerpt shows solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight with Major periods bolded and Minor periods in regular type. It advises planning fishing or hunting around these times using Central Daylight Saving Time and notes periods last about one to two hours. Weathered OCR marks and garbled times appear, but the core idea identifies daily Major and Minor periods for optimal outdoor activity.
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Richard Alden Knight
A.M .H Ma
Alee Adeleleielde
SRAM
Toorndey
Briday
Ures
Senators Blank Minnesota 5-0 on Ortega Strong Outing
Washington delivered a 5-0 shutout over Minnesota behind Phil Ortega's 9-5 record and seven strikeouts as Ken McMullen homered and Paul Casanova drove in two in the first inning. The victory, part of a 21 of 29 stretch, lifted the Senators to within seven games of Chicago and to sixth in the standings.
Agency Seeks Commission From Player
Washington firm Celebrities Investment Management Co. sues Bubba Smith in federal court alleging he failed to pay a 10 percent commission on about 200000 earned signing with the Baltimore Colts. Smith faces a $20000 lien action after 20 days to show cause. Smith, a Michigan State tackle, previously agreed to sole representation for negotiations. Disorderly team standings and scores from the Texas League are listed, including Amarillo, Albuquerque, El Paso, Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin results and upcoming games.
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Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Celebs
Bubba Smith
Baltimore Colts
Celebrities Investment Management Co
U.S
Smith
Joseph Tumblolo
Michigan State
Texas League
Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Amarillo
Albuquerque
el Paso
Cal-Fw
Austin
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
el Pago
Little Rock
Vast MLB and NBA style standings and scores roundup
National and American League standings shown with teams like Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis, plus scorers and leaders. Major stats include batting leaders Yastrzemski Cepeda Aaron and Brock, pitchers Lonborg and McDowell, with league results from Pacific Coast and International leagues and a note on the word origin of plumber.
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Detroit
California
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Richmond
Jacksonville
Albuquerque Dodgers Sweep Arkansas in Texas League doubleheader
Albuquerque defeated Arkansas 6-4 and 4-6 in a Texas League doubleheader to move into second place, with John Duffle earning his 12th win and Luis Alcaraz and Art Deras providing key home runs for the Dodgers. Arkansas’ Art Deras homered in both games. Amarillo beat El Paso 8-2 as Dallas-Fort Worth won 4-3 at Austin. standings show Albuquerque 9.5 games behind Amarillo, with El Paso 10 out.
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Amarillo Sonics
el Paso Sun Kings
John Duffle
Luis Alcaraz
Kenny Washington
Bill Larkin
Art Deras
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el Paso
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Austin
Spurs
Braves
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Alcaraz
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Eyes Fixed Moore Back in Big Time
Bud Moore, once sidelined after a mid race collision at Darlington, has regained 20-20 vision and risen to prominence in Grand National racing. In his Dixie 500 return at Atlanta he qualified 17th and finished fifth, signaling a potential star with better equipment.
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Bluys Britt
Charlotte
N.C
Bud Moore
Darlington
Junior Johnson
Johnson
Chare Ieston
S.C
Columbia
Arnie
Fred Lorenzen
Holman
Moody
Ford
Ralph Moody
Lorette Zen
Paul Lewis
Atlanta
Pro Charts Chiefs AFL season outlook and lineup notes
A compact preview of the Kansas City Chiefs detailing strengths and weaknesses across units. Key players include Beathard Dawson Otis Taylor Burford and Mays with Stenerud and Headrick featured as standouts. Prediction places them second in the West behind Green Bay.
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Pete Beathard
Lenny Dawson
Aaron Brown
Jook
Curtis McClinton
Mike Garrett
Bert Coan
Otis Taylor
Lance Alworth
Chris Burford
Raymond Berry
Fred Arbanos
Wayne Frazier
Jon Gilliam
Green Bay
Jim Tyrer
Ed Budde
Curt Merz
Dave Hill
Jon Stenerud
Mike Mercer
Jerrell Wilson
Chuck Hurston
Finebacker
Jerry Mays
Hank
Buck Buchanan
Packers
Buck
Earl Lothamer
Andy Rice
Gene Trosch
Sherrill Headrick
Jim Lynch
Willie Lanier
Smokey Stover
J. Holug
Bobby Sell
Hank $Tram
Fred Williamson
O.K
Willie Mitchell
Johnny Robinson
Bobby Hunt
Chiefs
Postgame interview a horror for coaches and reporters
NFL information chief Don Weiss proposes a questionnaire that replaces postgame interviews with coach selections from quoted lines. The system includes winner and loser lists and covers pregame, postgame, cutdown day, and midweek remarks, aiming to curb emotional strain during exams for players and media. Washington named for George Washington in Chestertown, Md.
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Ron Rapoport
NEW York
Don Weiss
National Football League
Weiss
Fiims
Washington
George Washington
Chestertown
Jones Joins Eagles After A Star Game
AP report from Hershey details Philadelphia Eagles under Joe Kuharich aiming to improve through new talent. Mike Ditka joins from Chicago, Cary Ballman and Ray Poage boost receiving corps. standout linemen Bob Brown and Jim Ringo anchor offense as quarterback uncertainty with Norm Snead and King Hill persists.
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Jack Hand
Hershey
Joe Kuharich
Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Jack Concannon
Chicago
Norm Snead
King Hill
Snead
Hill
Rose
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
Dallas
Washington
New Orleans
Timmy Brown
Lazy Lang
Tom Woodeshick
Harry Wilson
Nebraska
Lane Howell
Jim Ringo
Don Hultz
Gary Peters
Cary Pettigrew
John Mayers
Mike Morgan
Dave Lloyd
Harold Wells
Fred Brown
Arunas Vasys
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