A's Edge White Sox In Twinbill Wins
The Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-1 in the opener and 4-3 in the nightcap. Key moments included Bert Campaneris's walk and Ed Charles's RBI, with Ron Hansen and Don Buford driving runs for Chicago. Dick Ellsworth improved to 9-3 as the Cubs beat the Dodgers 4-1 in the other game.
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Cubs Dodgers split as Padres batters both sides rally
In the first game Ron Fairly and Chris Krug fueled a scoring surge for the Dodgers, while Joe Amalfitano and an ensuing sacrifice pushed Chicago. The second game saw LA beat Chicago 4-3 after Don LeJohn and Wes Parker provided the deciding hits, with Chicago’s Bob Buhl shaky early. Other AL results featured Bouton improving to 4-7 for New York and Cleveland’s McDowell fanning 11 in a loss to Washington.
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Phillies Hand Braves Sixth-Game Loss in Six
Philadelphia beat Atlanta 3-2 to deliver the Braves a sixth loss in their last six games as Tony Taylor drove in the deciding run in the seventh. Gary Wagner notched the win while Blasingame took the loss after allowing multiple hits and walks. The Phils moved into a virtual tie with Milwaukee for fifth in the National League.
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Iowa Prep Stars To Become Badgers
Two Iowa athletes will enroll at the University of Wisconsin in September. Lary K. Stover of Clinton and Brad Hanson of Eagle Grove are the swimmers and track standout students joining the Badgers as announced by the school.
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Angels end skid with 5-0 win over Twins
Los Angeles snapped a five game losing streak by defeating Minnesota 5-0 as Fred Newman pitched a two hitter. Newman improved to 8-6 after five early runs backed by Bob Rodgers and Bobby Knoop who drove in two apiece. Rodgers homered? and Kindall was runner?. Kindall aided defense with a double play.
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Our Savior's And English Post Wins In Softball League
Our Savior's beat English Post 26 4 at Hogan Park while English edged Trinity 10 7 at Memorial East in Junior Church League games Tuesday. Pete Lamb collected five hits for Our Savior's. Homers by Jim Isbell Dean Mickelson and Dwaine Smith boosted Our Savior's scoring.
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Atlanta Wins NFL Franchise in 1966 Debut Venture
The NFL awarded an Atlanta franchise to Rankin M. Smith for about 9 million and gained playing rights to the city’s 58,000 seat stadium. AFL rights went to Cox Broadcasting with 8 percent gross admissions, while NFL kept Philadelphia rights contested. The Eagles and city reached a compromise letting AFL use Franklin Field with a 1967 stadium completion.
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Tigers blank Hornets 7-0 in Trane League game
Omernick pitched a three hitter to lead the Tigers past the Hornets 7-0 at Trane South. Also: Pencil Pushers 8 Lab 7 at Hogan. Ad Men 6 Red Devils 1 at Memorial East. Green Gremlins 10 Slipsticks 1 at Powell Park.
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LeJohn Sparks Dodgers in 4-3 win to split doubleheader
Dodger rookie Don LeJohn homered in his first major league at bat and scored the decisive run as Los Angeles beat Chicago 4-3 to split a doubleheader. Mets top Reds 6-3 as Ed Kranepool and teammates drive early offense. NL notes include Wynn’s triple in Houston win and St Louis routing Pittsburgh 7-1 ending Vern Law’s streak.
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Eagles Sign Ringo and Gros for 1965 Season
Philadelphia reports center Jim Ringo and fullback Earl Gros former Green Bay Packers stars signed with the Eagles for the 1965 NFL season.
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Milwaukee Falls to Phillies in Tight Interleague Contest
Milwaukee outhit Philadelphia 6 2 but the Phillies plate three runs in the final frame to pull ahead 3 2. Bunning earned the win with 5 0 innings of relief, while Niekro surrendered the decisive run in the seventh.
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
Chicago 4 3 Los Angeles 1 4 New York 6 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 2 St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 1 Houston 6 San Francisco 4 Thursday Games show current standings and recent outcomes across the league.
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