Indians Top Blue as Lipon Debuts with Victory
Johnny Lipon wins in his managerial debut guiding Cleveland to a 4-1 victory over Vida Blue and Oakland. Heidemann and Uhlaender drive in runs, while Alan Foster, Ray Lamb, and Phil Hennigan combine for eight hits allowed. Orioles edge Kansas City and multiple AL games follow with Palmer, Robinson, and Petrocelli delivering key moments.
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Phil Hennigan
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Orioles
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Red Sox
Joe Horlen
Bill Melton
White Sox
Bolinger central coast prospect weighs pull hitting shift
Monte Bolinger, ex-Lompoc High and CIF Player of the Year, signed with the St. Louis Cardinals and is assigned to Sarasota in the single-A rookie league. His batting average slipped from .467 on July 16 to .375, as he experiments with pulling the ball down the left field line.
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Reyes
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Lompoc to face Concord in Babe Ruth State Final Series
Lompoc Babe Ruth All-Stars travel to Sacramento for a three game set with Concord American in the Northern California championship. Concord shut out Belmont- San Mateo 5-0 as Dave Morales pitched a four hitter to improve to 2-0 in the tournament.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
George Meyer
Mike Bratz
Gibson Keeps Magic Alive In Card Giants Win Night
Star pitcher Bob Gibson at 35 outdueled the Phillies with a six-hit game leading the St Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win in game one of a two night set before rain halted the second game. Gibson homered and pitched a complete game, improving to 9-9 as Denny Doyle and Tim McCarver provided late scoring.
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Village Hills Seniors Win Section Six Title at Home
The Village Hills Little League Seniors shut out South El Monte 3-0 to become Section Six champions. They will travel to El Rio near Oxnard on Monday to face the Section Five winner for the sub section title. Gary Vick earned the win with six strikeouts in five innings, followed by Charles Denson. Scott Ryan and Charles Denson led the offense with a triple and two key hits.
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Gary Vick
Ron Davis
Bill Stafford
Morrall Leads Pros Past All-Stars in 24-17 Clash
Earl Morrall starred as the Baltimore Colts defeated the All-Star squad 24 to 17 in the 38th annual game. The pros extended their streak to eight straight wins, while the All-Stars praised the opposing talent and anticipated future success for the rookies.
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Morrall Emerges As Stars Leader In All Star Victory
37 year old Earl Morrall, one of the oldest players on the field, led Baltimore to an All Star win completing 20 of 30 passes for three touchdowns of 24, 15 and 44 yards to Perkins Matte and Mitchell. He connected with seven receivers as the Colts pulled away late. A fumble by replacement Sam Havrilak briefly threatened the win, but John Brockington’s TD run and later field goals by Jacobs and O'Brien sealed it.
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Eddie Hinton
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Sam Havrilak
Jack Ham
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Colts
John Brockington
South Wins Shrine Game In Colossal Coliseum Clash
Allen Carter of Bonita High School led the South with two first quarter touchdowns as the South defeated the North 14 to 12 in the Shrine All-Star Football Classic at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Pat Haden and Steve Bartkowski did not deliver expected exploits for 38 679 spectators.
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Upi Allen Carter
Bonita High School
la Verne
Coliseum
Carter
Rebels
Pat Haden
Bishop Amat
Steve Bartkowski
Buscher High
Santa Clara
Pan Am games open with US hoping for three track golds
At the VI Pan American Games in Cali Colombia 3 056 athletes from 30 nations contend across 10 sports on opening day. The United States eyes three track and field golds led by Pat Matzdorf though his illness may reduce his high jump bid. Frank Shorter and Tim Vollmer also expected to win in distance and discus events.
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Fort Hays
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Shorter
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Saginaw
Minn
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Mexico
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