Angels Extend Winning Streak With 2-Game Sweep Of Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels win 1-0 and 6-0 against Kansas City to stretch their string to 11 games and climb to sixth place, one half game behind Cleveland and two behind Minnesota. Bo Belinsky earns his third win in the streak, with Bob Meyer getting his first big league victory.
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Indians Alvis Stricken By Meningitis
Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis was hospitalized in Boston with spinal meningitis after showing high fever and neck stiffness. Doctors warned the illness was serious but likely caught early and treated with sulfa drugs.
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Bowling Zoo Shamrock Lanes Scores and Highs
Bowing league results show Giraffes 563 765 615 1943, Tigers 637 647 593 1877, Lions 596 596 639 1831, Wolves 589 566 511 1666, Monkeys 604 684 1837, Bears 495 611 621 1727. High six include J Ruppert 599 O Halverson 569 G Meyer 501. Women P 570 L Meyer 468 L Ganchow. High single Jim Ruppert 226 Pat Shea 230.
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Bears Acquire Kreitling From Browns in Trade Deal
Chicago Bears land Rich Kreitling a five year NFL end from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for defensive back Lowell Caylor from the taxi squad and the Bears next two draft choices. Kreitling a former Illinois standout caught 103 passes for 14 touchdowns and 1590 yards in five Brown seasons. He had 44 receptions for three scores and 659 yards last season.
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Arrigo Shuts Out White Sox In Twins 2-0 Victory
Gerry Arrigo, 23, pitched seven innings of one-hit ball to beat Chicago 2-0 in the first game of a doubleheader, his first major league shutout with eight strikeouts and two hit batters. Harmon Killebrew hit a 24th inning homer for Minnesota. The White Sox bounced back to win the nightcap 9-4, Raiming off Camilo Pascual and Twins relievers.
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Baseball Standings And Results From The League Notes
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 43 wins and 25 losses, followed by New York and Chicago. Minnesota, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit, Washington, and Kansas City trail. Friday results include Minnesota 2 Chicago 4 and more. National League standings list Philadelphia 41–24 and San Francisco 42–27 atop. multiple scores from Saturday games and Monday schedules are listed.
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Twins Sign Five Missouri Players In Round Of Bonuses
Minnesota Twins signed five members of Missouri's NCAA runner-up team led by third baseman Dave Harvey a first team All America selection. The group includes twins Jim and John Sevcik Bob Price and Jim Nelson with bonuses undisclosed and assignments to Melbourne Florida Rookie League. Harvey hit .312 John Sevcik .271 Jim Sevcik .341 Price .284 Nelson was a relief standout. Dennis Musgraves Missouri sophomore righty signed with the Mets for a $100000 bonus.
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Milwaukee Stadium Adds Seats for Packers Shrine Game
Milwaukee County Stadium will add 2,150 temporary seats for Green Bay Packers games this season after a County Board vote 20-3. Funds from park commission will cover about $27,000 for installation between the third base grandstand and left field bleachers ahead of the Shrine game versus the Chicago Bears on August 22.
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Twins reshuffle roster as Worthington acquired
The Minnesota Twins announce a seven player shuffle between the majors and farm teams with Bud Bloomfield, Joe McCabe, and others moved to affiliates in Atlanta and Charlotte. Gerry Fosnow and Jim Snyder called up, Ron Henry rejoined from Charlotte. Al Worthington bought from the Reds and due to report today.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Statistics show 1960s era leaders. Oliva Minnesota led batting at .332 with 97 hits and 50 runs. Killebrew hit 25 home runs, while Allison added 18. Mays led in runs batted in with 53 for San Francisco. Koufax and Drysdale topped strikeouts.
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Rec Softball Schedule At Trane Field
Orioles play Cellar Dwellers at 9:00 a.m. Then Cellar Dwellers meet Slipsticks at 10:15 a.m. Next Spartans face Nite Hawks at 6:30 p.m. Powell.
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Stable Stops Shomo and Demands Griffith Title Shot
Jose Stable, the 3-1 favorite, stopped Vince Shomo at Madison Square Garden in 1:08 of the sixth round after bleeding from multiple wounds. Stable, now eight straight wins and ranked third among welterweight contenders, called for Emile Griffith to face him for the world welterweight title. Shomo, 12-7-1, saw his win streak end at five. Stable weighed 146 3/4 pounds to Shomo's 148 1/2.
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National AAU Track Meet Opens at Rutgers University
The National AAU Track and Field Championships began a two day run at Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey. Finals today included pole vault javeline broad jump shot put 100 meter dash 110 meter hurdles and the 10 000 meter run. The top two American finishers in each event will form the U S team for a duel meet against Russia in Los Angeles next month. The top six in 17 of 19 events excluding the 10 000 meters and the two mile walk qualify for the Olympic Trials in New York next weekend.
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Katz Klein Syl's Win In Classic Softball League
Katz Co. edged Maple Grove 6-5 as Katz tied the score with four runs in the fifth. Klein and Son shut out Clark's Super 100 8-0 on a four hitter, while Syl's Place beat National Oil 8-1. Hogden homered for Katz. Klein drove in seven runs across three innings.
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Klein Wins Pair of Winona Games
Klein and Son softball team of the La Crosse Classic League won an exhibition doubleheader from Sunshine Cafe of Winona Minnesota 2-0 and 5-4. Jim Halverson held Winona to two hits in the first game. Butch Severson and Sonny Wilkins doubled, a wild pitch produced Klein's two runs in the fifth. In the second game Mark Dilley tripled and Paul Daffinson homered as Klein rallied to tie 4-4 in the sixth. The winning run came on Ronnie Barnes' double in the eighth as Mike Geary pitched the victory.
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Vikings Sign Strugar and Bowie to Free Agent Deals
The Minnesota Vikings signed veteran defensive tackle George Strugar a free agent after he spent five seasons with the Los Angeles Rams and one game with Pittsburgh in 1962. The club also announced the signing of Larry Bowie a starting guard last year in his second NFL season.
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