McDowell Sets AL Strikeout Mark In 4-1 Win
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell struck out nine and joined the 100 K club as he led the Indians to a 4-1 victory over first-place Minnesota. He improved to 6-3, benefited from a midseason adjustment, and matched major league strikeout pace with 103 in 80 2 3 innings.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sam McDowall
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Gabe Paul
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltinore
Wally Bunker
Washington
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Twins
Iownine
Boston
Philadelphia
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Wilwaukee
Chicagoubs
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New York Mets
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Jerry Kindall
Dave Boswell
Gary Bell
Camilo Carreon
Boswell
Leon Wagner
Baseball Leaders and Key Pitching Figures in A Bellingham Update
Baseball leaders across the leagues are highlighted with Horton Detroit hitting .366 after 100 at bats and Howard Washington with 63 hits. Notable pitchers include McDowell Cleveland with 108 strikeouts and Koufax Los Angeles at 119. The report notes offense as Colavito Kaline Conigliaro and Mays among top home run producers.
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Horton
Detroit
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagner
Cleveland
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Colavito
Kaline
Pascual
Buzhardt
Fisher
Grant
McDowell
Lopez
Braves Move to Atlanta May Prove Costly
Milwaukee officials react to a possible Braves exit with mixed views. Club chairman Bartholomay offers 500000 to sever ties and move to Atlanta after July 10, while county figures and board members debate price tags from 750000 to 1500000 and possible taxpayer impact.
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Braves
Atlanta
Dave O‘hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee County Board
Faeene Ho Grobschmidt
Grobschmidt
Ted E. Wedemeyer
Donald F. Weber
South
Bill Bartholomay
John Doyne
Teams, Inc
Bartholomay
Milwaukee County
Toe
Bartholomaw
Ailments Clip Tourney Leaders in Cleveland Open
First round at the Cleveland Open sees leaders coping with illnesses. Billy Casper, fresh from hemorrhoid surgery, shoots 67 amid a cold. Tony Lema also 67, while Tommy Aaron 68 and Arnold Palmer 71. Ken Venturi 76 and Bobby Nichols 75. Reith Jr., Martindale, Sikes, and Pott tied at 68-67 behind.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
Billy Casper
Casper
Highland Parks
Tony Lema
Lema
Tommy Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Venturi
St. Louis
Aaron
Bob Reith Jr
Bill Martindale
Dan Sikes
Johnny Pott
Olympic Sites Named for 1972 Winter Games
Banff Canada Lahti Finland and Sapporo Japan are recommended by the International Ski Federation as sites for the 1972 Winter Olympics. The choices were announced at the FISA congress in Mamata Romania. Grenoble France won the 1968 bid at Innsbruck Austria last year.
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Romania
International Ski Federation
Banff
Canada
Lahti
Finland
Sapporo
Japan
International Olympic Committee
Agerpress
FISA
Black Sea
Grenoble
France
Innsbruck
Austria
First Free Agent Baseball Draft Ends With 826 Picked
The 826 players chosen by 20 major and minor league clubs face signing challenges amid debates on negotiation rights. NL led with 431 picks to AL 295. Mets finished with 52, tied for most by Houston at 72 and St Louis with 61. Red Sox made the fewest at 20.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Charlie Finley
Kansas City Athletics
George Kirksey
Houston Astros
National League
New York Mets
Minnesota Twins
Houston
Baltimore
St. Louis
Red Sox
Doctor's Loop Players and Schedules for 1965 League
A list of Doctor's League players and managers for 1965 is provided with team rosters for Giants Braves Red Sox Yankees and Braves. First league game set for June 17 between Giants and Braves at 6:00 and Red Sox versus Yankees at 7:45. Players are asked to report omissions to the Youth Center and to return any unused uniforms to the listed managers.
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Red Sox
Yankees
Rex Sox
Mgr. Thurman Wright
Gilbert Ross
Steve Barton
Gary Rhodes
Jim Rhodes
Gary
David Reeves
Terry Evans
Joe Graddy
Ricky Hamilton
Teddy Price
Danny Kennedy
Mike Huckabee
Donald Parr
Curtis East
Steven Kyler
Alan Hollis
Rich Purse on American Turf Saturday
Rich purses headline a day of top stakes on the American turf with the $160,000-added Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct for 3-year-old fillies. Ten likely starters include Ground Control and Cordially, the latter entering for $10,000, while the male division adds the Swaps at Arlington Park, the Michigan Derby at Hazel Park, and the Argonaut at Hollywood Park with purses of $50,000, $50,000, and $30,000 respectively.
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Crlo Robertson
Associated Press
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Arlington Park
Hazel Park
Hollywood Park
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New York
Ground Control
Acorn
Mother Goose
Howell E. Jackson
Marsina
Up Cars
Terentia
Swift Ruler
Mr. Pak
Gumno
Pirates Hold Hot Streak With 4-2 Win Over Astros
Pirates stay the hottest team in the majors with 18 wins in 20 games after a 4-2 victory over Houston. Bob Veale logged his seventh win, Willie Stargell and Donn Clendenon hit key home runs, while the Mets dropped their sixth in a row as San Francisco blanked New York 3-0.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Pirates
Mets
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Houston
Marichal
New York
San Francisco
Bob Weale
Astros
Willie Stargell
Donn Clenden
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ray Herbert
Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
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Boston
Baltimore
Washington
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Minnesota
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Willie Crawford
Derby Trial winners eye Michig an Derby field of 11
Pass The Word and Saber Dance were two sections winners at the Derby Trial last week and are the favorites for the Michigan Derby. The race is expected to draw about 11 entrants led by the two, with betting interest high.
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Mr. Pak
Pass the Word
Saber Dance
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
Standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 34 wins and 22 losses, followed by Milwaukee and Cincinnati. Thursday results include Milwaukee 6 Chicago 4 and Philadelphia sweeping Los Angeles 4 0. American League standings list Minnesota leading with 32 18, with Chicago 31 20. Thursday results Chicago beat Boston 4 2 and Baltimore defeated Washington 5 1.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Arkansas Grabs Victory No. 12
Arkansas Travelers beat Portland 5-2 to win their 12th of 17. Cal Emery drove in all five runs with a three run homer in the eighth and a two run single in the first. Rick Wise earned the win with 13 strikeouts over Romo.
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Stuart
Maury Wills
Amaro
Crawford Frank Robinson
Tommy Harper
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bill White
Pete Rose
Harper
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Carty
Larry Jackson
Tony Cloninger
Little Rock
Spokane
Arkansas Travelers
Arkansas
Portland
Cal Emery
Emery
Rick Wise
Travelers
Romo
Allen
Booker Wise
Corrales
W — Wise
L—Rome
Vidal
Associated Press
Ray Herbert
Phillies
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jones KO's Brown in Scottish weight class bout
Ron Jones of Chicago stopped Jackie Brown in Glasgow in a two round heavyweight style bout. Paterson edged Gomez on points in Los Angeles with a 10 round decision.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Ron Jones
Chicago
Jackie Brown
Los Angeles
Davey Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Sergio Gomez
Mexico City
Eastern Division Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
The Associated Press lists Eastern Division standings with Oklahoma 31-23 and Denver 29-27, Arkansas 23-29, San Diego 22-32, Salt Lake 21-34, and Hawaii 8-5. Tuesday results: Oklahoma City 8 Spokane 0. Arkansas 5 Portland 2. Denver 5 Vancouver 2. Seattle 9 San Diego 4. Remaining schedule includes Oklahoma City at Denver and Spokane at Arkansas.
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