Twins Acquire Grant In Late Deal For 11th-Hour Start
The Minnesota Twins, near midnight, traded for Jim Grant from Cleveland in exchange for Lee Stange and other considerations as they chase the pennant. In a separate six player deal, St. Louis sent Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz and Doug Clemens to the Chicago Cubs for Lou Brock and Jack Spring and Paul Toth.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Ernie Broglio
Bobby Shantz
Doug Clemens
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Maine Beats USC on Ferris One Hit Pitching to Reach Final
Maine's Joe Ferris, a 6-foot righthander with a wrist cast, shut down USC 2-1 in Omaha advancing to the NCAA final round. Keith Weber and Jim Nelson limited Minnesota to one hit in a 4-? Missouri win setup a Maine Missouri rematch for a spot in the title game.
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Dick Dolloff
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Jim Nelson
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Ron Cook
State Women's Tourney Opens With Thomas Lead
Mis souri tournament begins with Mrs. Jimmy Thomas of Joplin leading after a 38 38 75 on Twin Oaks. Two Kansas City contenders and defending champ Marcella Rose follow, while pairing details show early matchups and qualifying scores among 141 players.
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Rolla
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Dorothy McCorkell
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City Driver Eddie Gray Sees Second and Third in Divisional Finals
City driver Eddie Gray placed second and third in the Divisional finals at Ponca City Oklahoma while competing in the F-Production class. He is believed to rank among the top 30 drivers in that class as the season continues.
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Jefferson City Legion Hosts Summit Tonight at Vivion Field
The Jefferson City American Legion faces Hosts Summit tonight at Ernest Vivion Field in an 8 p.m. game. Key players Fred Kroeger Chuck Weber and Kelly Whitaker miss due to Boys State. Manager Wyman Basinger plans Larry Theroff to pitch after a one hitter and 2.81 ERA season. outfielders Legg and Jones pace the offense as Crede Weber drive RBIs. The team seeks its fifth win in six starts and returns Sunday to face Boonville.
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Kelly Whitaker
Wyman Basinger
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Van Loo Hurls No-Hit Softball Mastery in League routs
Van Loo dominated Senior League hitters Monday night with a no hitter as his team routed the Rippeto Plasters 11-1. Fepsi beat Eldon 11-0, Knights of Columbus routed Red Wagner Plumbing 9-0, and Van Loo recently pitched virtually all innings in a double victory over Mexico. Fred Schnieders allowed two hits as Knights defeated Wagner Plumbing, and Bob Steinmetz added a one-hit win for Pepsi. In Church League action Hickory Hill beat Faith Lutheran 8-7 Union Hill toppled West Hills 12-2 and First Baptist crushed Memorial Baptist 20-4.
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Park Board Softball Schedule Teed Up this Week
The schedule lists Park Board softball games across Duensing Field and nearby courts. Tuesday features Mets vs Burnett's TV at 6:30 and Fischer Electric against Pleasant us Baptist at 8 00, with Dall miexer Jewelry vs First Baptist at 9 30. Wednesday brings Royal Crown versus Columbian Staremtes at 6 30 and Roadrunners versus Trinity Lutheran at 8 00, plus Intermediate action Heckman Foods versus International Shoe Co. at 2 30. Thursday lists East End Drugs against Calvary Baptist at 6 30 and Union Hill Baptist versus Faith Lutheran, with Girls League Calvary Baptist versus Immanuel Baptist at 9 20.
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Park Board Baseball Schedule Highlights and Fights Recap
Park Board baseball action features Javerts vs Eagles at Lions Field and Power and Licht against Rackets at Tee Wee with midweek starts. Intermediate and Pee Wee divisions appear, plus a boxing note from Tokyo with Watanabe and Aranda.
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Lema Seeks Third Straight Victory at U S Open
Washington AP notes Tony Lema aims for three consecutive wins including the U S Open at Congressional as top players Palmer Nicklaus and Casper prep under hot conditions. Palmer recalls past three-peat and how momentum can shift, while Nicklaus reports improving play after early struggles. Byron Nelson jokes about an 11 loss streak record, not official.
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Timing device set to settle Olympic photo finishes in Tokyo
Tokyo organizers unveil a dual-lens camera timing system that records both runners and times to the hundredth of a second. The device promises instant processing and distribution of results, reducing delays in determining winners at the Tokyo Games.
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Cardinals Trade Boost Fails As Colts Rally To 9-3 Loss
Major league notes describe Lou Brock and Jack Spring debuting with the St. Louis Cardinals in a 9-3 defeat to Houston, part of a five game slide and 17th in 23. The Colts built a late lead, Cardinals pitcher Hobbie allowed four runs, Brock struck out in his first at bat, and Spring gave up four runs in relief. The day also featured Giants and Reds, White Sox surge to first, and Senators edging ahead as Don Rudolph earned his first win since recall.
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Bowling Suburban League Night Games Schedule
Minnesota Stigman 3 4 visits Cleveland Ramos 3 4 while Kansas City Segui 4 4 and Onnfield 0 1 plays Detroit Aguirre 1 2 and Regan 3 5. Wednesday features Kansas City at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Los Angeles at Washington Chicago at Baltimore Boston at New York.
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Lee CL Leaders and Monday Baseball Results
Leigh CL leaders list batting leaders Oliva Wagner and others with runs and hits noted. Monday results show Houston 9 St Louis 6 and San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 1. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Los Angeles St Louis at Houston Cincinnati at San Francisco. Minor League scores listed for International and Pacific Coast leagues with several rain delays.
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