Gilmer Hopes to Overcome Dissention
Lions coach Gilmer presses unity after a turbulent Detroit season. He defends quarterback Milt Plum, notes past dissension resolved aside from Ted Karras, and outlines plans across lineup including guards, running backs, receivers, and defensive positions amid 6-7-1 record and ticket sales near 38,700.
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Detroit to Victory Detroit to Victory
Detroit nips Washington 5 6 3 on Willie Horton two run single after Podres 8 innings of solid work. Sherry and Aguirre falter late as Ed Brinkman ties game. Tigers win in 12th on timely offense. Horton Kaline and Northrup spark attack. Nash dominates Twins for Athletics win. Cincinnati split with San Francisco. Scott homers for Red Sox?
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Dressen Improves in Hospital After Illness
Detroit AP reports 87 year old Dressen shows slight improvement in hospital after a serious infection. Doctors say there is no evidence of permanent heart damage as Dressen, hospitalized since Sunday, slowly stabilizes.
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Home Run King Turning to the Bunt
Tony Conigliaro of the Boston Red Sox, the 1965 AL home run champion, vows to bunt against depth. He collects two hits in a 3-1 win over Cleveland at Fenway, lifts his average to .268, and says he bunts to take homers off his mind after being robbed by third basemen.
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Religion May Keep Clay Out of the Draft
A hearing on August 23 may decide if Cassius Clay can be exempt as a conscientious objector due to his Black Muslim faith. Clay, currently classified 1-A, seeks deferment with New York attorney Hayden Covington, following prior reclassification after the Army raised requirements. he defended his heavyweight title last weekend against Brian London.
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Travelers Lead by Half Game in Texas League Race
Willie Crawford fueled a five run seventh inning rally with a bases loaded single as Albuquerque beat Amarillo 7-2 to stay a half game behind Texas League leader Arkansas. Crawford also homered on the first pitch of the night. El Paso topped Austin 5-4 in a separate game as Austin power came from two pinch hitters with two round-trippers.
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Braves Win as Menke Delivers Key Ninth Inning Hit
Hank Aaron leads NL in homers with 31 and RBIs with 85. Joe Torre close with 27 and 73. Felipe Alou tops hits at 160 with .330 average, Rico Carty at .327. Denis Menke drives late heroics, providing the decisive fourth run in a 10-9 Braves victory over the Dodgers, while Giants split a doubleheader with Cincinnati and moved to within three percentage points of the Pirates. The Dodgers sit a half game back. Menke also produced two previous clutch hits against the Giants in recent games.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday's Games
National League standings show Pittsburgh 64 46 and St Louis 57 53 leading. San Francisco 66 48 and Los Angeles 63 46 close behind. Monday results included Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 3 and Atlanta 10 Los Angeles. Upcoming games feature New York at Pittsburgh and Houston at Chicago. Major leaders include Oliva and Robinson in batting. Aaron and Robinson notable in RBIs. Koufax and Perry top strikeout and win totals.
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Giants and Reds erupt in doubleheader with high scoring
In a two game set the Giants and Reds combined for 48 hits and eight homers. Willie Mays hit his 531st career homer, but Len Gabrielson Jim Hart and Leo Cardenas answered for the Reds with a five run fifth. Barry McCovey homered in the seventh to clinch the nightcap after a 5-5 fourth inning. Detroit beat Washington 5-3 in 12 innings, Kansas City defeated Minnesota 6-1, and Boston edged Cleveland 3-1. Crusading knights displayed shields atop taverns for traveler guidance.
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Aaron's Wife Arrested and Cop Ousted in Atlanta
AP reports the Atlanta Police suspensions of Patrolman L W Bedgood Lt C J Strickland and supervisor B F Rains amid an inquiry into the arrest of Hank Aaron's wife for disorderly conduct at the Atlanta Stadium lot. Aaron says the officer threatened with a gun and asks the department to remove incompetents.
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