Angels sweep Indians as Foytack wins Game Two
The Los Angeles Angels rout Cleveland 7-2 in the first game and win 1-0 in the second as Paul Foytack and Art Fowler hold the Indians to six straight losses. Foytack goes eight innings in the nightcap, allows three hits, 2-3 on the season, with six strikeouts and one walk.
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Results from Wednesday's baseball and other sports events
Baseball action across the American and National Leagues features Detroit at Baltimore, Minnesota at New York, and Chicago at Milwaukee among others, plus a Tevas league schedule in Albuquerque and El Paso. A high school athlete Adrian Brown, 18, died in a train collision in Kilgore. Eight former U S Open champions played the National Open at The Country Club with four advancing to the final 36 holes.
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White Sox Rally Tops Senators on Hanson Two-Run Shot
Chicago White Sox rally from behind to beat the Washington Senators 8 to 2. Ron Hanson belted a seventh inning two run homer after Don Lock and Bennie Daniels sparked a two run seventh, with Mike Hershberger adding a two run double to stretch his hitting streak to 11 games. Hoyt Wilhelm closed the win after three pitchers were used.
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Lauda Grand Slam Highlights A's 8 1 Victory Over Red Sox
Charley Lau opened the scoring with a three run homer for Kansas City in the first. George Alusik delivered a grand slam in the eighth as the Athletics rout Boston 81. Diego Segui pitched eight strong innings to earn his fifth win, allowing six hits and one walk, while Bob Heffner struggled for Boston.
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Tigers Beat Orioles 9-1 Behind Aguirre Triandos Grand Slam
Hank Aguirre pitched a strong game for Detroit striking out and allowing only one run. Gus Triandos hit a pivotal grand slam as the Tigers defeated Baltimore 9-1 in a lefty matchup. The win marked just the fourth time Detroit beat a left-hander this season while their losses to lefties mounted.
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Triandos Grand Slam Lifts Orioles as Tigers Rally Falls Short
Triandos hit a bases loaded grand slam off Wes Stock as the Orioles stayed strong but fell one short to the Tigers 6 2. Kaline and Barber contributed key hits for Detroit while Colavito drove in two with a triple. Cap Peterson of the Giants begins an eight year plan toward a degree at Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland Washington.
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Toy Frog Lures Change Bass Fishing Says Bill Plummer
A feature on Bill Plummer and his rubber frog lure that redefines bass fishing. The device uses weed guards and a triple jointed leg design to imitate a fleeing frog and entice big bass from weed beds, with reports of doubled catches and wider use across New England and beyond.
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Ralston and Budding Win Swedish Mixed Doubles Title
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California and Edda Budding of Germany won the mixed doubles at the Swedish International tennis tournament defeating Sweden's Thomas Halberg and Katarina Bartholdson 6 1 6 2 on Sunday in Bastad.
Gajda Tops and Stumbles Early in U S Open
Bob Gajda of Bloomfield Hills Mich led after round one with 69 then shot 80 in round two to finish 84 80 233 for 46th among 51 qualifiers earning 300. Swedish raw makers complain about decline in domestic orders.
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Pepitone Elston Howard Lift Yankees Past Twins 4-0
Jim Bouton threw a seven hit shutout as the New York Yankees beat Minnesota 4-0 before 42 034, the largest crowd in Twins history. Pepitone launched a leadoff homer in the second and Howard belted his 18th with two outs in the fourth.
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Pope Welcomes Harlem Globetrotters at Vatican
Pope Paul VI received the Harlem Globetrotters in the Vatican Palace as part of a European tour. The players met the Pontiff in the consistorial hall, with the Pope briefly speaking in English. An aide described the team's cage wizardry to the pope.
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Trotter Theo Messidor Tops Active Campaigners
Theo Messidor, an 11 year old trotter, captured his 109th win through June 30 1963 to lead active race campaigns in the Netherlands.
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Phillies pitcher Ray Culp shines in Johnson City debut
Philadelphia right hander Ray Culp struck out in his professional debut with Johnson City in 1959 driving three first inning home runs as his team opened the season.
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Frog and Bill’s Froglore Captures Create Media Buzz
Creel census workers from Massachusetts Fish and Wildlife Commission sent photos of Bill’s frog catches to newspapers. Papers published Bill’s picture and details while radio and TV stations interviewed him. Outdoor features appeared on front pages and Sports Afield ran six editorial images. General Motors filmed him using the frog for TV distribution, drawing thousands of fishing enthusiasts to Bill’s business and driving him from his fly fishing instructor post.
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