Robinson Tops AL Pitchers as Indians Drop Streak
Frank Robinson replaces George Strickland as top AL driver with a .474 average and 16 game scoring streak. Orioles beat Detroit 8 1 as Robinson drives in runs with a triple and homer while Baltimore posts eighth straight win. Indians fall 4 1 to Chicago as Gary Peters and Bob Locker hold Cleveland to eight hits.
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Osteen Shuts Out Reds, Dodgers Edge 3-2 In Ninth
Claude Osteen rebounded from a tough stretch by tossing a four hitter to beat Cincinnati 3-2. Ron Fairly drove in the tie breaking run with a ninth inning single and a dramatic shoe string catch helped preserve the lead as Dodgers snagged a close win. Perez tied it with two outs in the ninth before Fairly delivered the decisive hit.
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Sadecki Rises Above Slow Start In Mets Victory
Southpaw Sadecki shakes off early woes as Ron Brand singles after walks to Bateman and Morgan. Aaron delivers a ninth inning two run homer, tipping the scales. Mets break 1-1 tie with four runs in 11th, Hiller and McMillan driving in runs amid a wild pitch. Pirates stranded after early offense. Bunning logs a complete game for Phillies. Dodgers’ Koufax seeks eighth straight win as Reds visit tonight.
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Sadecki shines as Giants star slump ends with Mays out
Sadecki’s first two starts boost hopes as he allows one earned run in each debut and his first complete game against the Giants. Willie Mays, seeking a record 512th homer, goes hitless after flu layoff while Hank Aaron’s seventh homer powers Atlanta past Houston. Dodgers edge Reds 3-2, Mets top Pirates 5-2 in 11, Phillies beat Cubs 5-1. Cardinals support Sadecki with six straight singles for four runs in third. Brock Johnson Flood McCarver Kerick contribute. Astros tie Braves in ninth.
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Georgia Considers Direct Supreme Court Move in Braves Case
Gov. Carl E. Sanders said Georgia is weighing filing a direct Supreme Court suit against Wisconsin to force a final ruling on whether the Braves play in Milwaukee or Atlanta. Atty. Gen. Bolton, other officials, and attorneys from the NL and Atlanta Stadium Authority attended a lengthy legal briefing on antitrust issues and potential original jurisdiction by the high court.
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Richmond Braves Add Two Outfielders After Slow Start
The Richmond Braves imported two outfielders Ty Cline from the Chicago Cubs and Adrian Barrett from Atlanta as they rebounded from an 0-6 start to beat Toronto 4-1. Columbus Jets topped Rochester 4-3 in Rochester home opener as Red Wings homered thrice. Toledo beat Syracuse 9-4 in Syracuse and Jacksonville’s Ron Nischwitz earned win as the Suns defeated Buffalo 7-4.
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Orioles crush Tigers as Robinson drives in three
Frank Robinson of the Orioles had a triple and a homer accounting for three RBIs in Baltimore's 8-1 win over Detroit. Ray Sadecki limited San Francisco to five hits as the Cardinals beat the Giants 5-1.
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National League and American League Scores Snapshot
Baseball standings and results from major leagues list team records and games. Friday results include Philadelphia 5 Chicago 1 New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 in 11 innings. Atlanta 4 Houston 3. Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 2. St Louis 5 San Francisco 1. American League notes Baltimore and Cleveland both 10 1. Chicago 10 3. Detroit 10 5. Upcoming games feature cross matchups across leagues.
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Leo Roars Over Picking Phillips From Phillies
Chicago manager Leo Du Rocher finds laughter amid a 3-11 Cubs slide as Adolfo Phillips, a 22 year old Panamanian, shines with three hits including a homer off Jim Bunning in Philadelphia. Phillips, new to the Cubs, drives speed and power with a .429 average in 21 at bats since the deal.
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Worsley Praises Prentice After Red Wings Trade
Montreal goalie Gump Worsley lauds Dean Prentice as a 100 percent player after a late-season trade that sent Prentice and Leo Boivin to Detroit for Ron Murphy and picks. Worsley, era with Rangers, notes Prentice’s impact as Detroit leads series 2-1 in the Stanley Cup final.
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AFL Franchise Talks Eye Columbus Prospective Bidder
Columbus and American Football League officials would meet to discuss bringing an AFL franchise to the city. Nathaniel Fast proposed a bid with 16.5 million dollars to secure a franchise, contingent on a new stadium.
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Stadium Target Date Changed in Cincinnati
Cincinnati officials set August 1968 as the stadium completion target. Wallace Power, City Utilities Director, said the Labor Day 1967 deadline was unattainable, citing six to nine months for planning and 12 to 18 months for construction. The project aims to attract an NFL franchise and provide a Reds home. potential use of Crosley Field or Nippert Stadium if a team is awarded in 1967.
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Tire sizing and prices for 6 ply Nylon tires
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