Etchebarren Leaves Orioles for Angels After Surprising Trade
Andy Etchebarren, 31 turning 32, quits Baltimore after a 1961 pro rookie career with a six hour retirement, then is traded to the California Angels for a waiver price over 20000 dollars. He heads to Kansas City with a new opportunity after a 3 year wait for a trade.
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Conigliaro Faces Choice After Red Sox Release Notice
Tony Conigliaro, 30, paces on a beach in solitude as the Red Sox inform him he must report to Pawtucket or accept release. He hopes for a major league return and weighs prospects after being replaced by Denny Doyle following a 1967 eye injury.
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Gullett Wins In Pill Rerun as Reds Top Braves 9 2
Joe Morgan three hits and his ninth homer spark Cincinnati past Atlanta 9-2. Don Gullett earns his fifth straight win before teammate Pedro Borbon relieves with two outs in the ninth after a line drive to chest. Morgan and Griffey key early scoring, Bench adds power. Other NL results Chicago over Philadelphia 9-7 and San Diego beats San Francisco 7-1.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tease From Local League Cards
Junior baseball results feature PLAZA Li-Douglas 3 Given's Flowers 2 and Wildcats Queen City Electric HEATWELL Bobby SoX. Trojans 3 Bluejeans 1 and Astros 12 Dodgers 3 Indians 12 Astros 4 highlight a busy lineup with teams like Our Lady of Catholic and Marr's listed among standings.
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Carew Dominates AL All Star Voting in Close Field
New York AP reports Rod Carew of Minnesota leads American League All Star balloting with 475,010 votes three weeks before the July 6 cutoff. Sandy Alomar trails at 65,942 with several positions showing tight races as voting continues for the July 15 game in Milwaukee.
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Prizes Raised for U S Open Tennis Championship
The U S Open will be played on an artificial surface for the first time this year and total prize money reaches 309430 dollars. Singles winners receive 25000 dollars each and doubles teams split 4500 dollars. Tournament director Bill Talbert announced the figures on Monday.
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Baseball trades and roster moves hit the Cardinals arena
Chison trades veteran Stan Bakesee and Tony Muser for lefty Dave Hamilton and righty Jesse Jefferen. Cardinals waive veteran first baseman Damay Cater and outfielder Dea Haka, recalling first baseman Tee Greshens from Evansville.
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Bosox rally in 12th beats Tigers 6 2 after late lead loss
Boston wins 6 2 over Detroit in 12th inning. Juan Beniquez triples and scores on Rick Burleson sacrifice fly. Rico Petrocelli adds a two run double as Jim Rice, Carl Yastrzemski, Fred Lynn and others support the comeback. The win puts Boston one game up on New York in the AL East.
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Young Baltimore teenager reaches PGA World Championship quarterfinals
Dave Taylor, 17 from Baltimore, becomes the youngest quarterfinalist in the Professional Putters Association World Championships Central Division playoffs. He made 26 holes in one to close out Jim Borchett of Cincinnati on the 33rd hole, after a dominant display of putting. Benny Briscoe defeats Stan Hayward in heavyweight action in Philadelphia.
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Lakewood Softball Inked 4 Mod Squad GMEC 1
Lakewood softball earned a 4 1 victory over Mod Squad GMEC with Delbert contributing key plays and strong defense to seal the win.
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Stanton Voted American League Player of the Week
New York AP reports slugging Angels outfielder Lee Stanton was unanimously named AL Player of the Week after 16 hits in 38 at bats for a .421 average. He belted his first two grand slam home runs and drove in 13 runs last week.
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Garvey’s Two Run Shot Lifts Dodgers Past Astros 4 2
Dodger notes recount Garvey's two run homer and Buckner's RBI single giving Los Angeles a 4 2 win over Houston. Garvey jokes about a golf ball miscue, Crawford homers in Dodger Stadium, and Sut ton ties long Dodger start record as Dodgers plan more games.
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LBSU pair advance in NCAA tennis
Long Beach State players Curt Condon and Kurt Nielsen won their opening singles matches at the 91st NCAA Championships in Corpus Christi Texas. Unranked Tim McNeil upset ninth seed Victor Amaya of Michigan in a notable upset as top seeds in the field advanced.
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NFL witness calls Rozelle Rule unfair and seeks replacement
Boston attorney Bob Woolf testified in the NFL Players Association case that the Rozelle Rule harms competition and should be replaced by a veterans draft to maintain parity. He warned an open market could drive salaries up and noted high-paying athletes in other sports.
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