Twins eye Mauch as manager as Griffith praises Martin
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith dismissed reports that Gene Mauch will become manager, while praising Billy Martin from the Denver farm club for his managerial skill. Griffith kept options open on Cal Elmer and hinted decisions may wait until fall, noting Martin’s temper has cooled and he could inspire players.
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Senators Split Twinbill With Twins 1-0 Win Sparks Finale
Washington wins 1-0 in the nightcap as Tim Cullen drives in the deciding run in the eighth. Minnesota takes the opener 4-2 after a four-run seventh highlighted by Rich Reese’s two-out infield single. Frank Bertaina started for the Senators, Dennis Higgins earned the win. Jim Perry allowed two hits in nine for Minnesota.
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Twins
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Jim Merritt
Bob Miller
Joe Coleman
Bob Allison
John Rosehorn
Ron Clark
Bruce Lock
Cesar Tovar
Lonborg Shuts Indians in 5-0 Sox Win
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg, hobbled by knee and shoulder issues, allowed three hits and struck out nine to complete a 5-0 victory over Cleveland. Carl Yastrzemski drove in two runs in the first inning, with Dalton Jones and Mike Andrews contributing early offense. An unearned run scored in the eighth when Andrews walked, stole second, and scored on a wild throw by reliever Mike Paul.
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MacGlothlin stretches Angels past Yankees in 4-hit win
Jin MacGlothlin fired a four-hitter as the California Angels routed New York 4 in the nightcap of a doubleheader, snapping the Yankees five-game win streak. New York won the opener 6 1 as Fritz Peterson drove in three with a double and sacrifice fly.
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Pirates Beat Braves 4-0 Behind Blass Solid Defense
Pirates scored three runs on two errors and a wild pitch as Steve Blass held the Braves to nine hits. Maury Wills and Fred Patek highlighted the offense with timely plays, and Gene Alley delivered a sacrifice fly. Atlanta slid to 8 losses in nine games.
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McNally Drives Orioles to Win With Grand Slam
In Baltimore Jim Hunter and Dave McNally starred as Oakland split a twi-night doubleheader. McNally hit a grand slam and allowed six hits to power the Orioles to an 8-2 win in the opener while Hunter, Udi, and Gene Braun contributed to a 2-0 victory in the nightcap.
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Tigers power past Oakland as McNally wins ninth straight
Jim Palmer? No, this item notes Orioles pitcher Jim McNally? Wait. The article describes a Tigers win in a doubleheader with McNally of the Orioles, a rare slam by McNally, Robison and Elrod Hendricks mention. McNally earned his ninth straight win since the All Star break, allowing seven in the first inning and finishing strong. Reggie Jackson homered for Oakland.
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Monday Baseball Scores Across AL and NL Matchups
Multiple American League games include Chicago at Detroit and Oakland at Baltimore with pitchers Krausse Segui and Williams. National League highlights feature Pittsburgh at Atlanta Reed and Chicago at San Francisco Crickie Bolin with lemaster and Kekich in other matchups.
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Evans Named Consultant for New International Boxing League
The International Boxing League hires M. R. Rob Evans as league consultant with headquarters in Louisville. Evans, WBA president, to serve as honorary executive secretary while IBL targets September 1969 launch and plans 10 city growth to 16. Each pro team will have 15 boxers and average salaries around 500 per year.
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Chargers offense shines but defense questioned in 1968 outlook
San Diego's offense, led by Hadl and star receivers, appears potent yet the defense is under scrutiny after 1967 weaknesses. Sid Gillman reshapes the line and backs, drafting Washington and Hill to boost pass rush and coverage. With a healthy Hadl and strong receiving corps, the Chargers aim for division and league glory in 1968.
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Beauchamp Leads Reds To 6-5 Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati outlasted Philadelphia 6-5 as Beauchamp launched a two run homer and lined an infield single for the decisive run. Perez sparked a five run rally with a third inning triple, Lee May and Bench drove in runs, and Rose delivered the tying hit. Rich Allen hit a grand slam for the Phillies in the seventh in a game with unearned runs on both sides.
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Eureka Locals Win NBC Contest Lead Early Inning Surge
Eureka’s Crabbs launched a 9-0 lead over the Lub bock Hubbers with Rich Zinniger’s two run homer and Steve Walusen, Lute Barnes, and Rick Miller driving in runs. Hubbers’ Dave Yates gave up four more in the sixth as Zinniger held them to three hits through five. In other action Monday Jackson Mississippi defeated Wichita Cessna 6-5 and Liberal Bee Jays beat Milwaukee. Ken Holtzman, medic, activated for the Illinois National Guard at the Democratic Convention in Houston.
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Brink Earns U S Olympic Team Berth in 4000-Meter Trial
In Encino California Dave Brink a two year old from Berkeley California defeated Dave Chouncer of Rosemont Pennsylvania in the finals to win the U S spot in the 4000 meter Olympic pursuit. Four cyclists competed two man heats with Brinks 5 10 4 time earning a Mexico City October berth.
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Shriners Plan Khiva Shrine Bowl in Plainview
Lubbock and Amarillo Shriners met at Congress Inn Plainview to discuss the Khiva Shrine Bowl on November 7 in the Hub City. The game will feature Texas Tech and Texas A&M freshman teams with Dick Cline presiding. Polk Robison and Bert Huffman spoke on arrangements, a Burns Hospitals film closed the 90 minute meeting, and organizers expect 20 000 spectators.
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