Lakers Must Win in Boston to Extend Playoffs
The Lakers face a must win in Boston after the Celtics took a 3 1 series lead with a 112 99 comeback victory in Los Angeles. Boston relied on rebounding fast break and balanced scoring as Sam Jones led with 37 points and Bill Russell hauled 23 rebounds. LeRoy Ellis topped the Lakers with 24 points.
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Hawks rally with Pilote and Wharram back in lineup
Chicago defeats Montreal 3-1 at home as Pierre Pilote returns after shoulder tests and Ken Wharram scores the winner. Dr Myron Tremaine and the University of Oregon helped via dimethyl sulfoxide treatment, restoring the Hawks’ Stanley Cup finals hopes.
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Lynchburg Man Bill Davis Wins Mid-Am Title in Rainy Trapshoot
Bill Davis of Lynchburg won the 16 yard preliminary at the Mid-American Trapshoot as rain halted play at Middletown Sportsman’s Club. Kenneth Berger, though equal in score, is ineligible as a Remington pro. Seventeen shooters finished close behind with varied scores. many details depend on day two completion.
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Termites and trust your local operator warning
Serious warning about using unknown house-to-house pest canvassers. The message urges caution and questions legitimacy, noting 28 years in Middletown and offering references for Lewis J. Purdy and Dohn Hardware as contacts.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Summary
American League leaders include Cater of Chicago with a .522 average and Conigliaro of Boston at .481. Green and Wagner of Cleveland share runs with Hall and Killebrew of Minnesota at seven. Mantilla leads RBIs for Boston with ten, while Kaline and Oliva pace others with eight. Cater and Campaneris lead hits with 13 and 12 respectively. Doubles feature Yastrzemski and Campaneris with four. Aparicio and Robison also notable. Home run leaders include Gentile, Blefary, Wagner, Oliva, Mantle with three. Aparicio and Howser top stolen bases with five and three. Pitching leaders show Peters and Kaat tied for wins at two. McDowell leads strikeouts with 15 while Drysdale and Gibson pace other rankings.
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Jerry Zimmerman
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Jimmie Hall
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Cesar Tovar
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Colavito
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Camilo Carreon
Robin Roberts
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Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Purse Not Thine Today at Churchill Downs Stepping Stone
At Churchill Downs opening day the Stepping Stone Purse drew Derby hopefuls Tom Rolfe Native Charger and Dapper Delegate in a seven furlong allowance race with a $6000 purse. Other 3 year olds included Golden Bobbie Natashua Mark Ye Royal and Travel Agent. All but Travel Agent are eligible for the Derby.
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Celtics Top Lakers 112 99 to Take 3-1 Series Lead
Boston defeated Los Angeles 112 to 99 to move in front in the NBA Finals series, with the Celtics holding a 3-1 edge after the latest game.
Chancexpecting To Do Better Than Last Season
Dean Chance, coming off a 20 win season with 11 shutouts and a 1.65 ERA, aims to improve on 1964. The Los Angeles Angels ace says he will do better than last year’s mark, despite a midseason 5-5 record.
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Cardinals Crush Reds 6-3 to Signal NL Upper Move
In Cincinnati the St. Louis Cardinals toppled the Reds 6-3 as Bob Gibson limited Cincinnati to 12 safeties and struck out eight. Curt Flood homered twice and drove in three runs while Gordy Coleman added two RBIs for the visitors. Reds errors and missed chances aided the setback as Jim Coker struggled behind the plate.
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Jim Coker
John Edwards
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Coleman
Podres Elbows Way Back Into Dodgers Rotation
Jonny Podres returned from elbow surgery to start for the Los Angeles Dodgers and blank Philadelphia 4 0 on four hits. Koufax followed with a second complete game, aiding the Dodgers to six wins in eight starts as the Mets rallied past the Giants and other NL games produced close finishes.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From Friday
Friday results include St Louis 6 Cincinnati 8 and Houston 4 Pittsburgh 3. 12 innings saw New York 9 San Francisco 8. Milwaukee at Chicago postponed. Remaining doubleheader and schedule show six future matchups: Milwaukee at Chicago, St Louis at Cincinnati, New York at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Houston, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, and later Milwaukee at Chicago.
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Baseball scores and weather affect today’s IL games
Results show Cleveland 6 Kansas City 2 and Minnesota 8 Detroit 6 for early games with Chicago 5 Washington 3 Baltimore 4 and Boston 2 Los Angeles postponements. Rain led to pdd for Los Angeles at New York and Toledo 7 Rochester 1 rescheduled.
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White Sox Power Surges In Cater Heroics In 5-3 Win
Chicago White Sox rely on Danny Cater as he belts a two run homer and hits .522 to lead a 5-3 victory over Washington. Cater’s clutch swing followed a walk to cap a three run sixth inning as John Romano starts with a first inning homer.
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Bobby Locker
Gophers Open Big Ten Baseball with 11-3 Win
Minnesota defeated Purdue 11-3 to start the Big Ten season as Michigan beat Wisconsin 8-5 and Michigan State beat Northwestern 10-1. Illinois topped Iowa 5-2 and Ohio State downed Indiana 2. Ohio State’s Steve Arlin pitched and batted, fanning 11, driving in two or three runs, and collecting two singles.
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Stars Rise as White Sox Rally Past Washington
Danny Cater homered for Chicago to cap a three run sixth inning in a 5 3 victory over Washington. Johnny Podres blanked Philadelphia in a 4 0 Dodgers win on four hits in his first appearance since May 1964.
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Big Guns Quiet E-Johnson Coker LOB St Louis 11 Cincinnati 11
The game saw Rose and Coleman collect two bases while Flood hit his 2nd homer. Brock and Pinson swiped two bags each as Gibson and Tsitouris handled pitching duties with Tsitouris earning the win. Attendance reached 11,389.
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Ex Ayersville Ace Named Defiance College Coach
Marvin Hohenberger 26 former Ayersville star who led Ohio 1957 Class A title named new coach at Defiance College. He succeeds Merle A McDonald and will be director of athletics after coaching Fayette High School in Fulton County.
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