Dodgers July diary of games at Cincinnati and St Louis
A fragmented July chronicle from the Dodgers focuses on road games against the Reds and Cardinals, with notes on players like Drysdale Koufax and Podres. The diary records fan interactions at airports, locker room discussions, and Hall of Fame events, highlighting key performances and tensions within the team.
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Frank Howard
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Frank Atking
Kathryn
Walter Alston
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Drysdale
Bob Purkey
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Purkey
Frank Robinsor
Maury Wilts
Sandy Koufax
Leg Durocher
Wills
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Ron
George Lederer
Chase Holel
St. Louis
Norm Larker
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Johnny Podres
Chris Prickoudas
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Allie Reynolds
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Podres
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Joe Becker
Larry Sherry
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Sherry
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Larker
Parnelli Jones Wins Fifth Straight Sprint Car Race
Parnelli Jones of Torrance California won the 36 lap sprint car feature at Indianapolis Raceway Park, setting three track records with a 12 15.43 for five eighths mile, a 24 41 second single lap, and an eight lap heat in 3 16.97, while Jim Hurtubise finished second and Don Branson third. A. J. Foyt, Houston, also competed in the event that day.
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Houston
Drysdale Atones Beating Pirates To Push Dodgers Row
Dodgers rally past Pirates 7-3 as Drysdale earns his ninth win after a rough start. Wills singles, Hodges and Roseboro drive runs, Don Drysdale limits Pittsburgh to six hits. Dodgers extend winning streak to eight and sit ahead of Reds.
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Dick Stuart
Dave
Gil Hodges
Don Hoak
Reds
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Frank Howard
Mavis
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Duke Snider
Mic Thikdinnine
Danartuco
All Star Game at Fenway Promises Heavy Lineup
Boston hosts a packed All Star Day with AL manager Paul Richards listing a top heavy roster aimed at ending a three game skid. Detroit stars Kaline and Mantle join Yankee veterans Maris Kubek out with injuries as Purkey and Mataffey compete for starting duties. Independent writer Ross Newhan will cover the event at Fenway Park as rosters shuffle and fan interest peaks.
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Tony Kubek
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Kubek
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Ross Newhan
Dodgers and Braves Clash in Windy Open at Fenway
Weather whips a mixed major league scene as Maury Wills and Eddie Mathews spark early action for the Dodgers and Braves with Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda expected to power the Giants at Fenway Park. The All Star series lead stands near 16-44 as the season opens amid gusts and uncertainty.
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Barber and January Tie For PGA Playoff Lead
Jerry Barber and Don January tied after fourth round in the PGA Championship with Barber sinking a 40 foot putt for an important birdie to force a playoff for the $11,000 first prize. Weather delays and a late finish left 65 players in Sunday’s final flow as Barber, 45, seeks the oldest PGA win while January eyes a fourth career title.
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PGA
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Wes Ellis
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Bolt plans Supreme Court fight over PGA suspension
Angered golfer Tommy Bolt vows to appeal a PGA indefinite suspension for alleged abusive language. He claims he was not given a chance to defend himself and says the move blocks his livelihood. Bolt had withdrawn and restarted once in a PGA event.
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Angels’ Home Stand Ends With 8-6 Win Over Cleveland
The Angels closed a strong home stand with an 8-6 victory over Cleveland before 10,421 fans. They started eighth and finished ninth in the American League standings, but manager Bill Rigney stayed optimistic about a road trip and future gains.
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