Fred Hutchinson Sees Reds Still In Pennant Chase
Fred Hutchinson remains confident the Reds can win the pennant with strong pitching led by Moeller and the return of Gene Freese while Daryl Spencer's move to third and Pete Rose's breakout spark Cincinnati. The manager notes Robinson's power and Pinson's improved hitting as key factors in a crowded NL race.
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Daryl Spencer
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Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Dan Blasin
Old Hutch
Tob Purkey
Joey Jay
Freese
Young Harper
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Fred Mutchinson
Big Bear
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Wins Fifth In Row As Indians Top Washington
Cleveland takes the fifth straight with a 1 0 win over Washington. Jack Krakek won his sixth straight for Cleveland, allowing five hits while Duckworth struggled with a balk and error that produced the decisive run in the eighth. The Indians pull within three games of the Yankees in the American League standings.
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Dick Howser
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Willie Kirkland
Jack Krakek
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Cardinals Rally To 8-1 Victory Over Mets
St Louis edged New York 8-1 as Ernie Broglio dominated the Mets for his third straight win against New York. The Cardinals, hitting four doubles and Bill White's homer, moved into a tie for the National League lead with San Francisco while Ken Boyer and Curt Flood contributed key hits.
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Early MLB Standings and Schedule From The Day
National and American League standings show New York and Cleveland jockeying with Boston and Baltimore in tight races. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules feature key matchups like Houston at Chicago and New York at St Louis, with several expected pitchers listed for each game.
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Tigers replace manager Scheffing with Dressen
Detroit Tigers General Manager James A. Campbell announced the immediate replacement of manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff. Charley Dressen, a former pilot in Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Washington, and Milwaukee and currently a scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers, will take over.
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McCormick Pitches Baltimore To 7-2 Victory Over Red Sox
In Boston, Mike McCormick pitched a complete game and helped Baltimore end Boston’s six game winning streak with a 7 to 2 victory. McCormick and Baltimore combined for six runs, supported by homers from neverone and Williams as the Orioles reshuffled their lineup.
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Pressure On Nicklaus In U S Open Tourney
UPI sports writer Steve Snider notes the U S Open at Brookline faces heavy pressure on Jack Nicklaus as he defends his title. The piece highlights Nicklaus’s past Open feats, the threat of a back to back win by a few legends, and recent injury concerns from the Thunderbird Classic. It references attendance records and historical Open marks by Nicklaus and rivals.
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Willie Anderson
John McDermott
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldahl
Rey Hogan
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Solunar Tables and Daily Periods Schedule
Solunar Tables printed from Alden's tables show major periods lasting about one hour and a half two hours, and minor periods shorter. The times are listed in Eastern Standard Time for each day, with dates and day names shown as read in the source.
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