Washington in Sweep Over Indians Star Howard Tops Indians
Washington defeated Cleveland 4-1 and 7-5 as Frank Howard homered in both games and Booz Powell drove in seven runs with two homers. Howard raised his average to .3806 with 26 homers, while Powell reached 70 RBIs and 19 homers. Orioles pitcher Dave McNely failed to win, and New Yorks Gene Michael homered for the Yankees in relief.
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Murray Chass
Frank Howard
Booz Powell
Washington Monument
Howard
Washington
Cleveland
Powell
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Seattle
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
California
Kansas City
Montreal
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
Sascaltra
Ed Brinkman
Mike Epstein
Senators
Tony Horton
Indians
Orioles
Frank Fernandez
Oriole
Earl Weaver
Dave McNely
Victory
Gene Michael
Bill Robinson
Reynie Jackson
Athletics
Gene Brabender
Pat Dawson
Don Mincher
Tom Tresh
Jim Northrup
White Sox
Twins
Rich Reese
Ted Unlaender
Leo Cardenas
Williams Compared to Super Stars
Lou Gehrig and Billy Williams are likened as iron men of baseball both thriving in others’ shadows. Williams, 31, set the NL consecutive games mark in 896th straight game, shares gratitude with Banks and Musial’s record, and plans a charity fund from gifts to support Mobile County Training School students.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Billy Williams
Gehrig
Williams
Babe Ruth
Ernie Banks
St. Louis
Stan Musial
William i
Banks
Whistler
Ala
Cub
Mobile County Training School
Ernie
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Billy
Solunar Tables Schedule Drawn From Knight Text
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times and find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Cubs Fall As Montreal Tops Chicago in NL Action
MLB recap: Braves beat Reds on Sonny Jackson’s bases loaded single in 10th. Dodgers beat Astros 4-1 with Manny Mota inside the park homer. Montreal upsets Chicago 11-4 as Cubs extend East lead over Mets. Cards sweep Mets. Phillies beat Pirates. Giants edge Padres. In AL, Yankees top Orioles 3-0. Tigers crush Red Sox. Washington splits with Cleveland. California over Kansas City. Minnesota over Chicago. Seattle over Oakland. Williams comments focus on effort and longevity rather than records.
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Mike Bryson
Laren Harris
Braves
Cray Carroll
Atlanta
Carroll
Sonny Jackson
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles
Manny Mota
Houston
Montreal
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
New York
Baltiman
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Clete Boyer
Tony Gonzalez
Jackson
Harris
Jim Merritt
Yank Aaron
Tony Perez
Mott
Dodger
Bill Singer
Denny Lemaster
Mota
Norm Miller
Miller
Astros
Joe Morgan
Wes Parker
Cubs
Canada
Ken Hotaman
Randy Hundley
Mets
Steve Carlson
Mike Shannon
Steve Huntz
Htted de Cicis
Turts League Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
Eastern Division standings show Shreveport and San Anita atop with El Paso and Amarillo nearby as Dallas-Fort Worth and Albuquerque trade results. National League East has Chicago leading with New York, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis in pursuit. West includes Los Angeles, Atlanta, Cincinnati, and San Francisco in a tight race. American League leaders are Baltimore, Boston, and Detroit with playoff positioning and upcoming matchups listed. batting and pitching leaders feature Carew, Jackson, and McNally among others.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Shreveport
Memphis
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
W. L. Pet. GB
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Poila'phia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Aturales
San Francisco
Hands
Stoneman
Fisher
Britton
Koosman
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Wash'n
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Washington
Boswell
John
Milwaukee
Lopez
Stottlemyre
Landis
McLain
Pattin
Oatland
Qdam
Hannan
Melowsll
Brunet
Butler
Carew
F. Robinson
R. Jackson
Blair
Killebrew
Powell
Oliva
Buford
McAuliffe
Hogan
F. Howard
Harper
Campaneris
Leonhard
McNally
McDowell
Culp
M. Alou
Perez
M. Atou
Kessinger
Chico
Open Davis Cup chase after Wimbledon three quarters
Wimbledon reports a wide open Davis Cup path with the United States still awaiting its challenger. Britain, South Africa, Russia, Romania, Brazil, Mexico and India are contenders as players like Stilwell, Cox and Laver advance in singles while Ashe and Newcombe lead the Americans toward a possible semifinal clash.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
United States
Tye
Donald Dell
U.S
Britain
South Africa
Russia
Romania
Brazil
Mexico
India
Thomas Koch
Edison Mandarino
Koch
Georges Goyen
France
Mandarino
Bob Carmichael
Australia
Bob Hewitt
America
Cliff Richey
Graham Stilwell
Arthur Ashe
Mark Cox
Manuel Grantes
Spain
Ion Tirine
Cliff Drysdale
Premii Lal
Rod Laver
Laver
Drysdale
Ashe
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Roche
Clark Graebner
New York City
Newcombe
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Bille Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
Francisco
Margaret Court
Ann Jones
Results of 5th Annual Trophy Shoot at Hope Skeet Club
Johnny Wilson secretary of the club won the Championship Trophy with a perfect 50 targets in a sudden death shoot off after seven shooters tied. Charles Gough took Runner up after the playoff. AA Trophy went to Frank Rowe of Texarkana. Maud Gun Club’s John Walker won Class A. Marvin Sikes Foreman Gun Club won Class B. Al McCrary junior won Class C. Butch Williquis won Class D. Upset arose from the five Van Geam entrants across Taft, Maud, Foreman, and nearby clubs.
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Hope Skeet Club
Johnny Wilson
Charles Gough
Frank Rowe
Texarkana
John Walker
Maud
Marvin Sikes
Foreman Gun Club
al McCrary
Butch Williquis
Jess
Texas
Brosken Bow
Oklathi
Foreman
Ark
Uct
Hope Nu
Junny Wilson
Doh Cox
Steinley McCurkle
Lawndithin
Miku Braden
Vuityiny Hope Noktani
Ryun Plans to Quit Racing for a Year
American mile record holder Jim Ryun announced he would race no more during the current season. The 22 year old Kansan said he might retire but could also rebuild his desire at home after walking off the track for a fourth time this year and finishing less than half of four laps in the National AAU meet in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Ryan
Kansan
Longtime Loser Favored in Buick Tourney
Bruce Crampton, a longtime non-winner in the United States, is a top favorite for the Buick Open with a strong recent run. He won over $100,000 last year and has about $74,000 this year, after finishing second six times since September. Crampton, now with Charles Coady, has placed in the top 10 nine times this year and is seen as ready to break through at Warwick Country Club. The field for the tournament opening Thursday at the 7,001-yard course adds extra challenge and depth.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Flint, Mich
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Charles Coady
Woott
Bean
Warwick
David Ward Wins Quarter Horse Roping Titles
David Ward won first place in Quarter Horse roping on June 28 at Booster City Louisiana riding Cinnamon Danger. Earlier he captured first place on June 21 at Carthage Texas aboard Cinnamon Danger.
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David Ward
Booster City
Carthage
Texas
Cinnamon Danger
Little League Baseball Play Resumed at K Park
Play resumed after a week off due to Boy Scout Camp. James Motors beat CBC 4 to 2 with Tom Johns son homering twice. Hope Auto scored 13 while Sheriff’s were held to one hit in a shutout. Lions beat Barrys 13 to 2. Standings: CBC 8-2, James Motors 7-3, Hope Auto 5-5, Barrys 4-6, Sheriff’s 3-7, Lions 3-7.
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K-Park
James Motors
CBC
Tom Johnsson
CBC Twins
Hope Auto
Sheriff
Lion S
Barrys
Robinson
James Motor
Hope Auto Co
Barry’s
Los
Golf Field Lacks Star Power Ahead of British Open
Aids in the same era bypass the event as many players prepare for next week's British Open in England. Masters champion George Archer, U S Open champ Orville Moody, Gary Player, Lee Trevino, Billy Casper, Bob Charles and others will defend titles while Jack Nicklaus tours Scandinavia and Arnold Palmer rests. The result is a weaker field with fewer clop names and more newcomers than any other major tournament this year.
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England
George Archer
Orville Moody
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Bob Charles
Nav 2%Land
Jack Nicklaus
Scandinavia
Arnold Palmer
Coudy
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