Mays Saved But Too Late as Giants Dominate Reds
Willie Mays left the San Francisco lineup late to protect his health, but he had already sparked a 15-5 Giants win over Cincinnati. Mays slugged his seventh homer, added two singles, two RBIs, five runs, and a steal, with Del Crandall batting for him as he chased a nine-run record. Juan Marichal fanned 13 Reds as the Giants pounded five Cincinnati pitchers and played errorless defense.
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Mays Surges With Five at Bat For Reds Romp
Willie Mays powered San Francisco to a 15-5 victory over Cincinnati by collecting a home run two singles two walks a stolen base and three RBIs while scoring five times in five official at bats. He remained a major league leader in several categories despite batting in a crowded lineup.
Insurance Offer Promptly For Your Accident Needs
An ad from John Dobrozsi Jr Ins Inc invites prompt coverage planning after an accident. It provides the Middletown Georgia office contact at 1820 First Ave and the phone number GA 3-4694 to arrange insurance before an incident occurs.
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Baseball scores and schedule from National and American leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 9 New York 4 and Philadelphia 10 Chicago 0. San Francisco 15 Cincinnati 5. Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 3. St Louis 3 Houston 2 in 11 innings. Today's and Sunday's games list matchups: San Francisco at Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh etc. American League notes Detroit 5 Chicago 6. Cleveland at Los Angeles. Baltimore at New York. Cleveland at Los Angeles. Washington at Kansas City. Detroit at Minnesota.
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Paul Walker Jr Enrolls at Ohio State Subtext Middletown link noted
Paul Walker Jr. announced he will enroll at Ohio State this fall after narrowing choices to Ohio State Notre Dame and Duke. The Middletown standout, son of the town’s famed basketball coach, previously starred as a quarterback and linebacker, weighing 220 pounds at 6 feet 1 inch. He joins coach Grewn Ellison’s Ohio State staff and is expected to sign a grant in aid letter.
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Bragan Contests Uniform Rules Over Windbreaker Incident
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan filed a protest after Los Angeles shortstop Maury Wills wore a windbreaker under his uniform shirt in Friday night action. Bragan argued the windbreaker violated uniform standards during the Braves 63 victory over the Dodgers.
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Dodgers Protest Over Uniform Rule Sparking Heated MLB Debate
A Braves protest over Dodgers player Wills wearing a bulging windbreaker under a shirt led to a heated discussion of Rule 1.11. Umpire Al Forman ruled the jacket permissible after Wills tucked sleeves. manager Walt Alston and Bragan argued the technicality. Leo Durocher was ejected for remarks to Forman as the incident unfolded.
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Celtics Aim for Sixth Straight NBA Title on Home Court
Boston moved within one win of the championship after a 96 95 victory over the Warriors in San Francisco. Tom Heinsohn sparked a decisive third quarter surge, lifting the Celtics to a 3 1 series lead as coach Alex Hannum acknowledged the tough challenge ahead.
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Boyd Chambers Buried Today
Cincinnati AP reports private funeral services for Boyd B. Chambers 79 former UC coach and ex minor league pitcher who died of a heart attack. He led UC basketball for a decade 1918 to 1928 and served as athletic director. He coached at Marshall College and Bethany College before founding Cincinnati Athletic Goods Co. in Cincinnati.
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Mets Outfielder Hickman Surges to 17 Homers
Outfielder third baseman Jim Hickman of the Mets batted 229 last season but connected for 17 home runs as a sophomore, highlighting his power surge and continued development for 1969.
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Mays hammers seventh homer in Giants rout of Reds
In San Francisco Willie Mays homered for the seventh time this season, added two singles and two walks, driving in two and scoring five in a 15-5 win over Cincinnati. Mickey Loaiza earned the Tigers first major league shutout, allowing three hits in a 5-0 victory over Minnesota.
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Left handed Lolich hurls first AL shutout for Detroit's rookie
Deteit rookie Mickey Lolich born right handed pitched his first major league shutout left handed as he blanked Minnesota on three hits for his second win. He explained how a bicycle accident left him throwing and swinging with his left hand. Lumpe drove in three for Detroit and Pizarro also pitched a three hitter for Chicago in a 6 1 victory over Boston.
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Texas Open Leaders Are Cut To Two
Gene Littler and Terry Dill led the Texas Open into the third round after a Friday 67 left them at 1 under. San Sikes moved into second with 135, while Dutch Harrison, Bob Charles and others followed at 136 and 137 as 74 pros survived a cut to 70 plus 10 amateurs.
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Changes Slated For Women's Amateur Meet at Pinehurst
Phyllis Preuss of Palm Beach Florida defeated Mrs George Trainor of Rochester New York 7 and 6 to win the 62nd North and South Women's Amateur Golf Tournament at Pinehurst NC The host enterprise may change next year's format to rekindle interest Only 26 golfers entered this year with two no shows Plans for a qualifying round were dropped due to the small field Qualifying rounds may be revived next year for the April 19 23 event
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Indians Rally Ties Game Behind Late Two Run Single
Woody Heid hit a two run homer in the fifth for a 21 lead that Pete Ramos rode to eight innings on three hits. In the ninth Bob Rodgers delivered a two run single to knot the score and the game remained tied into extra innings.
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FHRIDAY'S FIGHTS ROME European flyweight title retained
Fhriday Burrini aged 112 Italy retained his European flyweight title by outpointing Walter McGowan 109 Scotland over 15 rounds in Rome. Alessandro Zzinghi 157 Italy stopped Charlie Austin 156 Phoenix Ariz in Melbourne. Kimpo Amarfio 130 Ghana drew with Gilberto Biondi 1352 Australia in Melbourne. Frankie Narvaez 136 outpointed Vincente Dorado 134 Argentina in New York.
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Wyoming Swim Captain Turns Varsity Coach This Season
Jim Wysocki, 22, who captained last season's Wyoming swim team, now coaches the varsity swimmers this season. He leads the squad with experience and leadership while guiding new members.
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