Twins Beat Royals 6 4 as Booker Shines in Win
Steve Booker pitched six scoreless innings and allowed four hits while striking out three. Rich Reese hit a three run homer and Jim Kaat delivered a bases loaded double driving in three as Minnesota defeated Kansas City 6 to 4 in the eighth inning rally.
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Riever Moe Debswaky
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Minnesota
Wally Bunker
Royals
Bob Miller
Ahichie
Double trades shuffle rookies as Zook bounces teams
Rookie John Zook becomes the most traded player of the day moving among the Los Angeles Rams Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons. Trades involve Zook Harold Jackson Frank Molden John Mallory Rudy Redmond and Jim Purnell among others in a flurry of NFL moves.
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John Mallory
Jim Purnell
Purnell
Rudy Redmond
Pacific
Chicago Bears
Ray Ogden
Claudis James
Senators Beat Indians Behind Howard Homers
Yesterday Frank Howard drove in three runs with two home runs, including a 454 foot shot to dead center, as the Washington Senators defeated Cleveland 7-2. Gary Peters pitched the White Sox to a 2-0 win over Oakland with nine strikeouts on two hits for his first victory since June 1.
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Jim French
French
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Cleveland
Senators
Gary Peters
White Sox
Oakland
Podolak switches to running back boosts Chiefs hopes
Ed Podolak, who starred at Iowa as a quarterback and rushed for 937 yards, agrees to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs after weighing CFL interest. He embraces the position change as a chance to prove himself behind a deep backfield led by Mike Garrett and Bert Coan while facing the prospect of climbing into the Chiefs’ starting lineup.
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Saskatchewan Roughriders
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Big Ten
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Bert Coan
Paul Lowe
Robert Holmes
Wendell Hayes
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Stone Dominates Dodgers as Braves Take Opener 5-2
George Stone pitched five perfect innings and earned his ninth win as Atlanta toppled Los Angeles 5-2 to open a four game set. Dodgers manager Walter Alston lamented a loss in spite of 14 K performance by Don Wilson and other NL results showed Cincinnati rallying to beat San Diego 5-3 while Houston defeated San Francisco 8-2.
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George Stone
Atlanta
Walter Alston
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Cincinnati
Tony Perez
San Diego
San Francisco
Giants
Houston
Don Wilson
Monteale
Jim Lefebvre
Leebvre
Russell
Alan Foster
Hank Aaron
Felix Millan
Reds
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Ruiz
Pete Rose
Bob Tolan
Perez
Rose
van Kelly
Padres
Curt Blefary
Astros
Jim Wynn
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Mixed in 1960s Style Stats
A garbled summary lists batting leaders Oliva and Carew from Minnesota, Jackson and Howard among home run leaders, and pitching leaders McNally and Ral Sehun with records across multiple teams. It mentions runs, doubles, triples, and stolen bases for players from Baltimore, Oakland, Chicago, Cincinnati, and San Francisco, reflecting a collage of league leader snippets.
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Chain
Daltimore
Oliva
Carew
Reiples
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Oakland
Howard
Washington
Ilits
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
Peres
Cincinnati
Wolan
Dombles
Alou
Wessinger
Chicaro
Tolan
HR. Williams
Chicago
McCovey
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Brock
Louis
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San Francis
Raldsehun
San Diego
Stone
Atlanta
Bills owner says no progress in Simpson negotiations
Ralph C. Wilson Jr. said a telephone talk with O. J. Simpson's agent on Monday afternoon produced no progress toward signing the Heisman Trophy winner. Simpson and Barnes reportedly seek a five year deal worth 750000, while Wilson has offered 250000.
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N.Y
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
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Simpson
Barnes
Wilson
Emporia Collegiates Rally To 7-2 Swing Over Wichita Can dlefighters
National wai Congress action opened with Emporia Collegiates defeating Wichita Can dlefighters 7-2 as College of Emporia players helped form the NAIA regional champions squad. Wichita Royals advanced after Bald win forfeiture while Steve Howard pitched a no hitter in a 16-0 win over Southwest Boys Club.
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Southwest Boys Club
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