Reds Rally Past Hou Stat Astros Behind Maloney’s Relief
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney won with four hit support and Joey Jay contributing a double a single and an RBI as the Reds top Houston 2 1. Deron Johnson drove in a run with a triple while John Edwards Cardena s and Maloney added RBIs. Houston scored unearned in the first and added another in the sixth before Maloney closed out seven innings with relief.
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Sera
John Edwards
Ty Leo Cardenas
Edwards
Cardenas
Maloney
Larry Dierker
Houston
Walt Bond
Astros
Joe Mortwo
Rusty Staub
Pirates Rally Past Cubs for Fourth Straight Win
Andre Rodgers produced a double and two singles across three consecutive innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates erased a 4-0 deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4. Rodgers sparked a four run fifth inning, helping Pittsburgh extend its win streak to four after an eight game skid.
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Pittsburgh
Andre Rodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Rodgers
Cardinals chop Dodgers 6 4 to extend win streak
Julian Javier starred with two singles and a triple driving in two and scoring three as St. Louis defeated Los Angeles 6 to 4. He sparked a late rally, scoring on a balk and on a wild pitch, while Claude Osteen took the loss for the Dodgers.
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LOS Angeles
Javier
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Ian Osteen
Uecker
Players Named For Greenbelt Bowl Game
Officials announced the first 23 high school senior football players invited to the 17th Greenbelt Bowl in August to aid college scholarships. Coaches are Grant Teaff and Buddy Fornes for McMurry, Max Burgardner and Buddy Home for Angelo College.
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Childress
Tex
UPI
Grant Teaff
Buddy Fornessof McMurry
Max Burgardner
Buddy
Angelo College
East
Mike Hurford
Woodson
Wayne ‘Barton
Wellington
Kern McMinn
Erick
Okla
Chester McLain
Wes- Latham
Dennis Forbus
Jacksboro
Billy Don Childers
Tulsa
Roger Wallace
Wichittaker
Bennie Ikiviland
Big Spring
Tony Goodman
Hobart
Ohls
Doug Dodd
Friona
Darrell Glover
Orton
Larry Thomas
Walters
iOkla
Stephen Scott
Amarillo
Dale Milner
Richard Coats
Baseball's injured list swells with major players sidelined
Nine major leaguers have been placed on the 30 day disabled list with serious injuries this season. Names like Roger Maris, Robinson, Bowens, Hunt, Cepeda and others join a long list across the Yankees, Mets, Dodgers and other clubs. The tally includes elbow, knee, shoulder and finger injuries with stars from Aaron to Stargell among those sidelined.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Robinson
Bowens
Yankees
Elaton Howard
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
St.Louis
Phil Gagliano
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Pease Dennis Menke
Argmente
Jimmy Piersali
Los Angeles Angels
ElRoy Face
Pittsburgh
Menke
Piersall
Face
Bill Mazeroski
Toremy
Agee
Chicago White Sox
Henry Aaron
Rico Carty
Braves
Bo Freehan
Ray Oyler
Detroit Tigers
Eddie Kasko
Dick Farrell
Texas Tech Names 82 Athletes for Varsity Letters
Eighty two Texas Tech athletes are listed as recipients for varsity letter and freshman numeral awards across multiple sports. Names include Barry Gray, Tom Hatton, Chris age, Joe Terry, Perot Foster Miller, Hobson, Maria Dudley, Robert Fielder, and others from Lubbock, Richardson, Midland, Hobos, and surrounding areas.
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Texas Tech
Barry Gray
Laidbook
Tom Hatton
Richardson
Chris Age
Dallan
Joe Terry
Midland
Key of Law
Foster Miller
Manne
Hobson
Lubbock
Maria. Dudley
Robert
Fielder
Pete el Jou
Fox
A Ones
Rean Petry
Hobos
N. Davia
Lastuda
Japan leads world in industrial pump sales
Tokyo reports Japan now heads global pump sales with strong gains across manufacturing sectors. Industry data show Japanese producers expanding shipments and market share amid growing demand in Asia and Europe.
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Tokyo
Japan
Late rallies lift Yankees and Orioles past rivals
In New York, a tense game saw the Yankees beat Detroit 5 to 3 as Pepitone homered after Mantle walked to load the bases and Stottlemyre earned his fifth win. Detroit later trailed as Lumpe tripled and Cash drove in a run, with Freehan adding a second homer. In Washington, Aparicio hit a seventh inning double to score Snyder, giving Baltimore a 2-1 win over the Senators.
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San Francisco
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Hark Fischer
Billy O'Dell
Clay Carroll
Fischer
Giants
Mays
Bob Bolin
Shaw
Yankee
Weaver
Kralick
Bobby Richardson
Sickey Mantle
Pepitone
Stottlemyre
Johnny Kane
Threatened Strike Could Halt Gemini Operations
On June 3 union leader Bob Gregory of IAM Lodge 9468 said Aerojet reps walked out of talks. A mediation session in Sacramento was set to resume about the Gemini program at the main Aerojet plant. Gregory claimed the package proposal was priced at about 1 cent an hour, far below the real value, and warned of a strike at the Sacramento plant housing about 4,000 workers with pickets at Cape Canaveral for the upcoming four day Gemini flight.
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Gemini
Bob Gregory
Lodge 9468
International ‘Assn. of
Machinists
Federal Mediation
Concilin
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Calif
Aerojet
Gregory
iCape Sanedy
Library fines totaling 496 dollars attracts attention
A Portsmouth report notes a library fine of 496 dollars tied to an overdue book. The article mentions misquoted or garbled text surrounding why the fine reached that amount and whether the book was ever returned.
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Portsmouth
Doubles match ends with Hewitt and Fletcher victory
In a fourth round doubles clash, Fletcher and Hewitt defeated Tidba of Van Nuys and Rue Bouteleux of France. The pair overcame their opponents in a tight contest to advance in the tournament.
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Eve
Tidba
van Nuys
Cat
Rue Bouteleux
France
Er Fletcher
Ndt
Bob Hewitt
Pale
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