Packers All Star Talk and Staff Kicker Debate
A roundup of coach and player quotes from Green Bay and other teams on the All Star Game, kickers, and season outlook. Hornung Kramer and Wood discussed, Padres Moon and Drysdale opinions noted, Dodger stance on two All Star Games debated, plus manager and coach reactions from Alston and others.
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Reds Survive 5 Mets Homers in chaotic win
New York Mets clubbed five homers in a wild game to push Cincinnati, led by starter Joey Jay, to a 7-6 win. Key homers came from Neal and Mary Throneberry with late drama as Jim Brosnan and Doc Blasingame closed out the victory.
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Twins Win to Tie for 2nd Place
DETROIT A Harmon Killebrew belted a roof-shot homer and Lenny Green added a squib single as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Flyers 4 1 to climb into a second place tie with Los Angeles. The homer marked Killebrew first ball over the 12 foot left field roof off Josef im Bensing in the fourth. Gordon Coleman added a two run homer for Cincinnati in another big inning as Cincinnati kept pace in the pennant chase.
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Peterson US M C Mars Tor Legion Title
Post 19th District and Harbor League champions Peterson US M C face Magellan C Mars in a double header at Blair Field to decide the 4th Area berth to the California state tourney next weekend. Peterson wins 2 1 over LA Dept of Water Power. Gale Taylor reaches finals. Mars wins opener 56 1 over LA Dept of Water Power.
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Vikings Buy QB Lee Grosseup From Giants
The Minnesota Vikings acquired quarterback Lee Grosseup from the New York Giants for an undisclosed cash amount. The move shifts the Vikings' depth chart as they seek veteran leadership at the position. Giants receive financial consideration in the deal.
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Lee Grosseup
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Donovan Notches 15th Win in Tight Indians Victory
Pitcher Donovans 15th win and near shutout pace the Cleveland Indians defeat the Kansas City Athletics 2 to 1. Kubiszyn appears at short replacing injured Weddie Field and drives in a run in the seventh while Ed Charles and Norm Sieben provide early support. Fischer suffers his third loss as Donovan allows only four hits and keeps KC runners limited. Kubiszyn contributes key defensive plays in the ninth.
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Bill Fischer
Washington Edges Red Sox 2-1 on late singles
Washington Senators defeat Boston Red Sox 2-1 as fifth inning singles by Kim Piersall and Chuck Cottier supply the offense while Jim Hannan and Don Rudolph shut down Boston in the eighth and ninth.
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Chuck Cottier
Jim Hannan
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Don Rudolph
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Angels Rally Falls Short in 5th Inning Blowout
Robinson scored on a first inning bunt as McBride faltered and Casto loaded the bases. Osinski walked Adair to force in a run, Snyder singled to push Baltimore ahead, and Brandi followed with a sharp drive driving in two more. Pappas and Hoeft held the Angels to one hit after the fifth, leaving Los Angeles 4-5 in the loss.
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J McBrie
McBride
Charlie Casto
Rigney
Osinski
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Snyder
Pappas
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Roller Games Return Tonight at Veterans Stadion
An all star team faces the Los Angeles Thunder Birds tonight at 3 30 p m at Veterans Stadion as Roller Games return with a Emited home stand in Loog Beach featuring the T Birds and Tejas Outlaws and games scheduled across Sunday and Thursday nights at nearby venues.
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Long Beach Pony Team Faces Whititer in Semi Final Playoff
Long Beach will play Whititer at 5 20 this evening in the District 1 Pony League semi finals at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. Downey defeated Rossmoor 4 3 Friday night as three second inning runs sealed the win. Seth Smith homered in the sixth for Rossmoor.
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Mexico Confident as Davis Cup Opens
UPI reports Chuck McKinley of St. Louis Mo will face Rafael Osuna in the U S Mexico Davis Cup semifinal, with Jon Douglis of Santa Monica California matched against Antonio Palafox. Doubles lineup to be announced next morning as weathered windups set for Monday. Mexican fans buoyed by belief their team can beat the United States after last year’s 2 2 tie.
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Slugger Frank Howard named NL player of the month
Dodgers star Frank Howard won the National League player of the month for July with 35 votes to Don Drysdale's IL. He batted 151 in 26 games with 37 hits, 12 homers and 41 RBIs.
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Harney by 2 at Hartford
Harney wins a close contest at Hartford edging the opposing team by two points in a tense finish. The result highlights Harney’s resilience and a late scoring burst to seal the victory.
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Colts Drab Gibson for 8-3 Triumph
In St Louis, Houston defeated the Cardinals 83 as Cols outfielder Les Anlaetes went four for four with a two run homer and four RBIs. Starter Bob Gibson took the loss while Houston plated all their runs with three ninth inning doubles to seal the win.
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Strickland Leads No Hit Effort In Local Tilt
Jim Strickland pitched a no hit effort to spark Lakewood Fast Friday to a 14-0 rout of San Fernando Sylmar Post 2. Teammates tallied 14 runs as the Amnsheim American Legion tourney game unfolded at La Palma Park amid 4th of July style pageantry and scattered weather notes.
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Crown County Tina Dy At Crown Te County
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Crown County and bowling involvement with names and numbers. It references a 1963 era event, a prize around 1000 dollars, and a schedule near Seothy and Suntay with various personal names and addresses amid garbled data.
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Terry Wins 15th as Yanks Up Lead
The New York Yankees rout the Chicago White Sox 10 to 2 to move nine of their last ten and extend the lead in the division. Ralph Terry earned his 15th win as Elston Howard Bobby Richardson fueled a 14 hit assault. Tom Tresh hit a homer and Mantle exited after a third inning injury scare.
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Texas League Tocors in a Perilous City Match
San Leng and ailing Tocors face a tense Texas League clash as City of Lockererain braces for a pivotal game. Officials warn of rough play and potential suspensions amid crowded stands and rising tensions between teams.
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Long Beach Nines Open With Big Sixth In Connie Mack Tourney
Long Beach exploded for five runs in the sixth inning at Blair Field to whip Poplar-Woodville in the Connie Mack championship tournament opener. Rick Bradbury and Jack Corcoran hit triples, while Paul Milavich, Bob von Eps, and Chuck Mytt added singles to power the win. Culver City, defending regional champ, was upset in the opening game by Compton Feria.
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