Minor Transactions Before Trade Deadline
Major league baseballs trading deadline passed with a flurry of minor moves and rumors. The Yankees Indians Angels and Mets made the last changes as Jake Gibbs, Phil Roof and Duke Sims changed teams while Dick Donovan Jack Spring and Camilo Carreon were shifted or sought waivers. The Mets sent Hank Taylor to Buffalo and Eddie Mathews was tied to a Dodgers Los Angeles swap rumor that Dodger GM Buzzie Bavasi denied.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Major League Baseball
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles
Angels
New York Mets
Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Toledo
Bob Schmidt
Gibbs
Schmidt
New York
Cleveland
Phil Roof
Dick Donovan
Portland
Camilo Carreon
Billy Moran
Indians
Duke Sims
Donovan
Jack Spring
Seattle
Carreon
Sims
Roof
Moran
Mets
Hank Taylor
Buffalo
Taylor
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Washington
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Mantle Slump Deepens as Yankees Edge Toward Loss
Mickey Mantle, star of the New York Yankees, went hitless in a 21 to 10 loss to the Baltimore Orioles, dropping his average to .230 with nine homers and 20 RBIs in 52 games. He said he would quit only if he could not improve his hitting.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Mantle
Los Angeles
Maloney Receives $1000 Raise After No-Hitter
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney gains a $1000 raise as Cincinnati Reds owner William C. DeWitt tears up his old contract and issues a new one after Maloney’s no hitter against the New York Mets nearly reached completion. Maloney’s team lost in the 11th on a Johnny Lewis homer.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
William C. DeWitt
DeWitt
Reds
Maloney
New York Mets
Johnny Lewis
St. Louis
William Jr
United States
National
Warren C
Giles
Jim
Mantle
Nicklaus Seeks Grand Slam at U S Open Preview
Nicklaus looms as 150 top players prepare for the U S Open at Bellerive. Arnold Palmer and Ken Venturi chase, while Sam Snead seeks a 25th try for the grand slam. Practice sessions feature sunny, mild weather with crowds expected near 20 000. Art Wall withdraws due to a back injury and is replaced by Ted Kroll.
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Tony
Tony Lema
Bellerive Country Club
Missouri
Lema
UPI
Bob Green
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Fats
Nick
Laus
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Sneads
Jack
Palmer
Billy
Casper
Mhen
Sam Snead
NBC
Art Wall
Ted Kroll
Golf Instruction Classes At YMCA
YMCA offers golf instruction for adults and teens. Classes run Monday to Friday mornings, plus Wednesday afternoon and Tuesday Thursday nights, with contact at phone 2-5060 for details.
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YMCA
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Reid Lofquist Set To Play For West
Four Minnesota Vikings signees and two University of Minnesota players compete in the All America game at War Memorial Stadium Buffalo on June 26. West selections include Gophers halfback Kraig Lofquist and full back Mike Reid along with Vikings Bob Berry Oregon quarterback Jeff Jordan Tulsa defensive back and Larry Kramer Nebraska tackle. Archie Sutton Illinois tackle drafted and signed by the Vikings plays for the East.
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N.Y
Minnesota Vikings
University of Minnesota
War Memorial Stadium
Kraig Lofquist
Mike Reid
The
Gophers
Vikings
Bob Berry
Oregon
Jeff Jordan
Tulsa
Larry Kramer
Nebraska
Archie Sutton
Illinois
Connecticut Star Toby Kimball Plans Italy Return
Toby Kimball of Connecticut, last season’s leading college rebounder, said he will play in Italy next season rather than pursue a spot with the Boston Celtics.
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Hartford
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