Minnesota manager Cal Ermer ejected in first major league game
In his home town, Cal Ermer, making his first major league appearance as manager, was ejected in the eighth after disputing a call by plate umpire Al Salerno. The game featured nine runs and strong pitching, with Bowell allowing two innings and a late-hitless stretch.
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Cal Ermer
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Tigers salvage split with California in nightcap win
DETROIT AP Bon Wert drove in two runs as Detroit beat the Angels 5 1 in the nightcap to split a twinbill. Denny McLain struck out 11 in a complete game, first by a Tiger since June 6, snapping a three game skid. Wert's seventh inning double drove in Mickey Stanley who had walked and Norm Cash after an intentional pass to Price. Stanley added an rbi single in the eighth as Detroit built a 2 1 lead in the sixth on Horton's single. In the opener Ricky Reichardt homered twice and Clyde Wright worked with Minnie Rojas as California won 2 0. Reichardt's eighth homer of the season after Paul Schaal had singled. It was Loden's seventh straight defeat.
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Bon Wert
Denny McLain
California
Angels
Ricky Reichardt
Clyde Wright
Minnie Rojas
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Tiger
Wert
Mickey Stanley
Norm Caz
Jim Price
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Horton
Dick McAulife
Bobby Knoop
Wright
Swith
Mickey Lolich
Reichardt
Paul Schanel
Tor. Loden
Indians Sweep Royals With Demeter Heroics In Twin Bill
Cleveland wins 4-2 and 2-1 over Kansas City as Don Demeter belts a pinch homer and Fred Whitfield plates the go ahead run in the eighth. Steve Horgan and Lanny Siebert also contribute with a ninth inning homer in the opener. Bert Campaneris hits a first inning homer for Oakland.
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Cleveland
Don Demeter
Fred Whitfield
Kansas City
the Swan
Indians
Steve Horgan
Demeter
Plan Lanny Siebert
Lew Krausse
Baseball Scores and Standings From Early Games
Fragmented OCR shows multiple city matchups and inning counts. Includes Rochester, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Reading, Waterbury, Pawtucket and others with scores and league notes. Mentions American League, standings hints, and upcoming games with teams like Detroit, Cleveland, Kansas City, and New York.
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Wilhemaport
Reading
Rats
Waterbury
Pawtucket
Binghamton
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Rochester
Cohan
Tacwsonvilla
Pohipage
Bilnnesote
Kansas
Cleveland
Detroit
Ryun Receives Brian Sternberg Award at NCAA Gala
In Provo Utah AP reports Kansas University star Jim Ryun won the Brian Sternberg Award for courage and performance in track last year. Other winners included Sternberg, Mike Larabee and Gerry Lindgren.
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Utah
Jim Ryun
Kansas
University
Elon
Ae Wee
Briain Sternberg
NCAA
Ryun
Sternberg
Fran
Washington State
Mike Larabee
Gerry Lindgren
Furr Food to Host Big Spring in 7:30 PM Game
Furr Food schedules a 7 30 PM home game hosting Big Spring tonight at Lowre.
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Big Spring
Lowre
Jury Selected for Cassius Clay Trial Today
The jury for Cassius Clay's draft case convened as the trial opened, with attorney Percy Foreman leading the defense. Clay, 21, faces charges tied to his April 28 refusal to be inducted, amid arguments about his status as a Black Muslim minister and alleged anti-White bias in draft boards.
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Houston
Percy’ Foreman
Foreman
Pete Gen Cel
Coof Hayden
Bismaentind Ali
Clay Neproes
Covington
Army
Lubbock Archers Set for National Field Archery Meet
Lubbock archers plan to compete in the 2nd annual National Field Archery Association tournament in Jackson. Dwana Whitener 12 and Buster Whitener 8 won top honors at the Southern Sectional in Shreveport, with Dwana named girls freestyle champion. Mrs Whitener took second in women’s freestyle and Whitener placed fourth in men’s long distance.
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Shreveport
Et Snembees
Associat
Jackson
B. J. Whitener
D'Wanna
Buster
D*wanna
Whitener
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cubs Rally Falls Short in Monday Baseball Clash
Pittsburgh rally features Banks and Randy, with McBean replacing Veale in the eighth inning to shut down the Cubs as Chicago falls behind early and cannot regain the lead in a tense contest.
Cardinals extend NL lead with late win over Reds
Beating Cincinnati, the Cardinals gain a half game on the league leaders as Aaron McCarver and Lew Brock spark eighth inning scoring. The Astros rallied in the ninth, Barry Laban and Maris driving in runs with a double, Julio Gotuy adding a sixth straight hit for a late push.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
McCarver
Astros
Barry
Laban
Maris
Julio Gotuy
Bob Aupromonte
Bob
Mays and Hart Power Giants Past Reds in Six Three Win
Willie Mays and Jim Hart homered to spark a four run third inning as the San Francisco Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 3. Mike McCormick earned the win, Gary Nolan took the loss, and the Reds were hampered by injuries with Pete Rose and other stars sidelined. Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati. Willis McCovey left the game with a thigh issue in the third inning.
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Willie Mays
Jim Hart
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
Din Pavietich
Reds
Gary Nolan
Hart
Mays
Nolan
Hay
Giants
Tom Haller
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Vada Pinson
Een Drow
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Leo Candenas
Tony Harper
Ty Cline
Oltie Brown
Willie McCovey
Brown
Barry To Visit With Warriors In San Francisco
San Francisco AP report notes star Rick Barry and Warriors owner Franklin Mieuli will discuss contract terms today. Barry helped the team win the Western Division title amid speculation about his 1967 88 season. Reports cite a $30 000 past season and possible Hollywood opportunities from Pat Boone.
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Rick Barry
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Franklin Mieuii
San Francisco Warriors
Mieuli
Warriors
A's. Rot & News Conference
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Angeles
Igiere Ie
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Boone
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Hollywood
Hooper Leads BTW’s 14 1 Rout of Anton
Joe Hooper powered Booker T. Washington to a 14 to 1 victory over Anton Monday night. He struck out 14, allowed two hits, and earned the save after nine innings. Hooper collected two doubles and two singles with five RBIs. Ronald Kiriner and John Hulson each had three hits for BTW.
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Joe Hooper
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Hooper
Ronald Kiriner
John Hulon
Rook
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