Mays Lifted In Pinch As Giants Lose To Astros
Willie Mays was taken out in the fifth inning for a pinch-hitter for the first time in his Giants career as Ed Goodson struck out. The Giants fell 18 to 4 to the Houston Astros after a slow stretch, while manager Charlie Fox noted one man cannot carry a club for 162 games.
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Dobson Tops Senators as Orioles Stay Hot
Pat Dobson won his sixth straight decision, pitching a four hitter to defeat Washington 4-0. Frank Robinson had four hits including his 12th homer. Carl Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith provided key blasts for Boston as Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Milwaukee and California won in the league. Houston's 17-hit attack powered a 10-run fourth inning against San Francisco.
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Alma Center Romps In Dairyland. CFC Tops Augusta
Alma Center Lincoln improved to 11 1 in the Dairyland Conference with an 18 run effort over Osseo Fairchild. Cochrane Fountain City beat Augusta 10 to 0 in five innings with Hutton and Stirn each adding triples and Hund driving in two runs. Augusta and CFC each slugged two hits.
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Trickle Wins Stock Time at La Crosse Speedway Rain Delays Features
Dick Trickle topped the stock time trials and won the fast dash and heat at North La Crosse Speedway before a rain shower halted the program. Randy Viner led in the hobby classes with wins in the second hobby heat and hobby feature. semifeatures and main events to be run next week.
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American League batting leaders and pitching notes
Oliva and Murcer lead with 101 hits each and 200 at bats. Bonds and Stargell pace runs and RBIs with notable power. pitching honors go to Cuellar and Blue with strong win totals and low ERAs. Other leaders include Stargell in RBIs and Stargell, May and Davis among batting leaders.
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Satchel Paige Elevated to Hall of Fame Main Group
The Baseball Hall of Fame announced that Leroy Satchel Paige and other pre 1947 black stars will join the main Hall of Fame rather than a separate Negro leagues area. Paige, praised for his career, will be inducted August 9 alongside Harry Hooper Chick Hafey Davey Bancroft Joe Kelley Jake Beckley Rube Marquard and George Weiss.
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Sciborski and Wagoners Triumph In YMCA Basketball
Tom Sciborski scored 25 points to lead the Wagoners past Mike Brueggeman and the Bombers 65 to 46 in YMCA Senior Boys action. Brueggeman added 21 as Greg Schillings and Roman Chojnacki supported with 17 and 13 respectively while other Bombers failed to reach double figures. Smokey Joe's claimed a forfeit win in the night’s other scheduled game.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Ladies League Event
Sunset Viroqua Sun Dodgrs led team and individual tallies with high team and game scores. South Lancs Ladies Summer league top with Team 5 2034 and players Lil Hecht Muggs Turner Julie Justinger and Shirley Sjuggerud posting strong scores.
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Gophers Send Thinclads To Internationals
Two Minnesota track stars Garry Bjorklund and Tim Heikkila will represent the United States in international competition this month. Bjorklund runs in the Pan-African meet in Durham July 16-17 and the Pan-American Games in Cali July 31-August 5. Heikkila joins a U S tour of Europe with meets against Italy July 18, Denmark July 26, and Sweden July 29.
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Brewers Put Gil On Disabled List
Milwaukee Brewers placed utility player Gus Gil on the 21 day disabled list after he twisted his left knee in practice last week and has not responded to treatment Officials of the American League club said the move was announced Wednesday.
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Hydroplane Racer Ray Gassner Dies at 58
Ray Gassner, a prominent hydroplane racer for 30 years in the United States, died of cancer Wednesday in St. Petersburg Florida at age 58.
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Shirley Sjuggerud tops city bowling with 553
Shirley Sjuggerud fired 553 to lead the Ladies' Summer league at South Lanes on Wednesday night. She also posted the high game of 204 in the league.
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