Nelson holds off Yankees as Lolich fans 16 in loss
Seattle defeats New York 3-2 as Jim Malphurs and Wes Parker provide timely hits. Lolich struck out 16 over seven innings but loss spoiled by a late Seattle rally. Boston, Minnesota, Kansas City and Cleveland also won. Cincinnati and Kansas City beat the Cubs and Yankees respectively.
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Burdette backs legalizing the spitball in MLB
Lou Burdette, former Braves pitcher and now a minor league coach with the Montreal Expos, advocates restoring the spitball to boost hitting. He argues legalization would lift batting averages above .300, noting hitters would face the pitch again and reengage power at the plate.
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Cardinals sign No 1 draft pick to Gulf Coast League
The Cardinals signed their No 1 draft pick to the Gulf Coast League roster. The right handed pitcher, reported as arriving June 17 at the Cardinal complex in St. Petersburg Florida, is expected to join the team after a standout season at Hanover High.
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Two Babe Ruth Games Yet To Play
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Yancey Eyes Open Crown Amid Open Championship Hype
Yancey voices belief maturing will bring Open crown as he reflects on past Open runs and fears, noting a third place six strokes back last year behind Lee Trevino. He recalls late charges by Gas Brewer and pressures of competing at Chambers Creek and Oak Hill.
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Olympic Ski Eligibility Rules Endorsed by Committee
The Olympic committee backed new rules restricting ski eligibility at the Games. The plan bans athletes from competing for money while allowing expense payments and loss of work coverage. It also lets skiers advertise with permission from national federations and rejects Brundage’s push for two free gold medals.
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Namath Says Jets Offer Little Help in Nevada
Joe Namath, retiree and Jets icon, vented disappointment over Jets lack of support as he mixed with gamblers at Lake Tahoe during Harrah's golf tournament. He denied wrongdoing by the Jets or Rozelle while noting their list of unsavory bar patrons had little impact, and he declined comments on future casino investment.
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Alou Stays On Pace For National League Batting Crown
Matty Alou, hitting with a heavier bat, collects 12 hits in 29 tries last week to push his NL batting average to .354. With 84 hits in 56 Pirates games, he leads Alex Johnson and Frank Howard, who have 70 each. Sisler’s major league mark for hits is 257, while the NL record is 254 shared by O Doul and Bill Terry.
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Major league standings and daily results recap
National and American leagues show updated standings led by Chicago and Baltimore with notable splits. Monday's results include Cincinnati 4 Chicago 1 and several interleague and city matchups with multiple games slated today and tomorrow across cities like Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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