Tigers Upset Leading Orioles In Tight Tilt
The Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 as acting manager Frank Skaff took charge after Bob Swift hospitalization. Frank Skaff’s squad overcame a earlier run deficit, with Detroit securing a key AL win while Cleveland, Kansas City, Minnesota and California also posted results. Willie Horton or other named players not specified.
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ED Sciuyler JR
Associated Press
Tommy John
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Indiana Air National Guard
White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland Indians
John
Stanky
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Skaff
Skaff
Tigers
Bob Swift
Swift
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
California
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Reds
Cardinals
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
America 7 Afloat and the Boat Owners Council
Aboard the Boat Owners Council of America BOCA forms a national boating group with notable backers including Guy Lombardo and Moose Krause. The nonprofit offers five dollar membership for boatmen to receive free handling information travel guides insurance and legislative representation plus a quarterly magazine without ads. Sponsoring group is the Boating Industry Association.
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Chicago
NEA
Ted Williams
Guy Lombardo
Notre Dame
Moose Krause
Gene Autry
California Angels
Boat Owners Council of America
BOCA
Boating Industry Association
Big Money Races Set For California and Monmouth
California and Monmouth stakes headlines Saturday with two $100,000-added races Hollywood Gold Cup and Monmouth Handicap. Hollywood Gold Cup features Native Diver and top yearlings TragNiev, Drin get, Travel Orb in a $162,000 potential pot. Monmouth Park anticipates a $114,200 chief event led by Bold Bidder with Tio Viejo, Balder, First Family and Pluck in the lineup. Plus Texas League standings and Thursday results in Western sports section.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Rockingham Park
Aqueduct
Native Diver
California
Trag+ niew
Drin
Travel Orb
Monmouth Park
John R. Gaines
Tio Viejo
Balder
First Family
Cunnercup
Basebal l standings and season notes from scores and leaders
Major League leaders span batting runs and RBIs with stars Stargell Alou and Aaron topping lists. Pitching leaders show Koufax Gibson and Perry. AL and NL batting averages reflect Kaline and Oliva among top hitters. A narrative paragraph covers Dartmouths rough season and a Mets roster note on Al Lupea qualifying as an outfield reserve after spring camp mishap.
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Associated Press
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Alou
Aaron
Atlanta
Clemente
Callison
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCarver
St. Louis
Torre
Brock
Wills
Los Angeles
Cuellar
Houston
Perry
Koufax
Los Anene
Gibson
ST. Petersburg
Fila
al Luplea
Cleveland Indians
New York Mets
Hope Clay Courts Tennis Near Final Stage
The National Clay Courts Tennis championships reach the quarter finals with top seed Dennis Ralston fatigued and third seed Charles Pasarell nursing a sore back. Ralston faces Frank Froehling as Pasarell meets Owen Davidson, while Tony Roche draws Marty Riessen. Nancy Richey advances to the women’s semifinal after a 6-0 6-0 win. Minor league results from Pacific Coast and International Leagues accompany the sports page.
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Ken Hartnett
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Dennis Ralston
Charles Pasarell
Ralston
Tye
Pasarell
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Howard
Santurce
P.R
Australa
Owen Davidson
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Tony Roche
Australia
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Riessen
Jim Watson
San Francisco
Nancy Richey
South Africa
Maryne Godwin
Koufax Struggles Yet Wins 4-2 Over Mets
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax earned his 16th victory despite saying his control was hurt and his curve wasn’t reliable. He struck out Ed Bressoud to escape a bases-loaded jam in the fourth, as Lou Johnson’s first-inning three-run homer held up in a 4-2 win over the Mets. In other scores, Philadelphia blanked San Francisco, Pittsburgh crushed Chicago, and Cincinnati split with St. Louis.
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White Sox
Ken Berry
Berry
Wayne Causey
Joe Azcue
Indians
Tommie Agee
Don Buford
Don Wert
Detroit
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Kansas City
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Hal Reniff
Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Washington
Frank Howard
Senators
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Boston
Rick Reichardt
Amarillo
Tex
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Arkansas
Somtes
Travelers
Art Deras
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Sinnott
Austin
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Billy Southworth
Albuquerque
Dallas- Fort Worth
Breeden
Arruda
Duti
Hoffman
W—Sinnott
L—Arruda
Hroe Stubing
Deras
Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
New York Mets
Mets
Koufax
Dodger
Sandy
Ed Bressoud
Bressoud
Lou Johnson
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Cleveland
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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University of California
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