Ban Johnson Club Hosts Mexico Tonight in CMBJL Clash
Mexico Ramblers visit Jefferson City Ban Johnson squad at Ernie Vivian Field in a 8 p.m. EST game. Engert seeks win with 1-0 mark against Boessen’s 3-2 season effort. Boessen tamed by two-hit support as Ramblers ride 1-0 league, 3-0 season. Local B-1, 5-4, 1-1 in league, faces road stretch after rainouts.
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Alvis Delivers Game Winning Homer For Indians Over White Sox
In a tight nine, Maxi Alvis homered off Kaat after Tebbetts argued a sleeve issue, giving Cleveland a 2-1 win over Minnesota. Kaat had tried to shorten the sleeve earlier, Tebbetts had complained previously, and Ter ry notched his 100th win as the Indians beat the Twins.
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Giants Nip Mets 4-2 As Willie Mays rests yet stars on
Giants edge the Mets 4-2 as Willie Mays drives in three runs and his 18th homer, while Cubs top Braves 4-2 with Banks's three-run shot and Philadelphia beats Dodgers 7-3. Banks leads RBIs with 48. Mays contends for rest amid heavy season workload.
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Cincinnati
Dick Schofield
Charlie Smith
Jack Fisher
Capital City Sports Schedule Highlights Local Baseball and Softball Night
Tonight features Mexico at Ban Johi Weida and softballs at Duensing Field with Immanuel Luth Trinity Lutheran facing Immanuel Calvary Baptist. Little League at Lions Field shows multiple games including ZJaycees versus J Plumbing and Bruck's City versus J C Sand Co. at Eagles Field.
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Jazy Breaks World Mile Record In Rennes Paris
Michel Jazy of France set a world mile mark of 3 53.6 in Rennes France beating Peter Jonett’s 3 54.1. Gerald Vervoort placed second in 3 59.9 as Jazy targets a 5000 meter record Friday in Paris and 6000 meters next. Mantle and Reniff fined by Houk for training room incidents in Kansas City.
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Australia
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Lorient
Ron Clarke
Los Angeles
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Braves Offer 500000 to Move from Milwaukee to Atlanta
The Milwaukee Braves propose a 500000 release fee to exit Milwaukee County contract for a 1966 move to Atlanta. County leaders react with mixed views, some open to about 750000 or 1.5 million, while Bartholomay cites projected attendance losses and taxpayer savings under the stadium lease.
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Lincoln in Fifth In NCAA Golf
Middle Tennessee State led the NCAA college golf tournament after day three with 864 total, ahead of defending champion Southern Illinois at 893. Individually, Larry Gilbert of Middle Tennessee posted 73 to reach 207 over three rounds, while Bob Smith of Sacramento State trailed at 213 with 73 69 71. Other top scorers included Spencer Sappington of Lincoln University and Bob Wolfe of Middle Tennessee.
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Stottlemyre Fans 11 Cardinals Whip Reds 6-4
St Louis ends two game skid by beating the Reds 6-4 on consecutive homers by Bill White and Ken Boyer. Cardinals improve to 26-26. Curt Simmons wins his fourth of the season as Tracy Stallard helps in the eighth. Mel Stottlemyre shuts down the A's 6 hitter and Pepitone and Tresh hammer two run shots in the Yankees 5-1 win over Kansas City.
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Tracy Stallard
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Major League Leagues
National League and American League standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 34 wins and Minnesota atop the AL with 32. Wednesday results include Chicago over Milwaukee and Pittsburgh routing Houston. Friday's pitchers feature Ray Sadecki for St. Louis against Cincinnati as Kansas City breaks a scoreless drought in the ninth.
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A's Top Lexington 5-3. Ash Dominates on Pitch
Columbia A's moved atop the Central Missouri Bank Johnson League by beating Lexington 5-3. Ken Ash pitched five innings of one run ball, fanning 15 with no walks, while Ken Kopp took the loss after seven hits and eight strikeouts. The win paired with Lexington’s 2-1 current standing, and rain postponed Tipton at Clinton with three games on tap.
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End of 20 Clubs Draft Yields 826 Young Players
The first professional baseball free agent draft concludes with 826 youths chosen by 20 major league clubs and affiliates. Some execs doubt all will sign, others foresee easier terms. NL selected 431 players, AL 395. Mets ended with two picks.
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