Dodgers Blank Reds Behind Brewer Seven Strong
Lefty Jim Brewer pitched seven scoreless innings for Los Angeles in a 5-0 win over Cincinnati. He allowed four singles before being lifted for a pinch hitter, with Ron Perranoski securing the shutout. Jim LeFebvre fueled the Dodgers with three hits, sparking the decisive first inning rally as Los Angeles snapped Cincinnati’s three-game win streak. Brewer, 5-2, had entered with a 2.39 ERA and a limited starting track record, while Dave Bristol questioned Maloney’s performance for the Reds.
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Jim Brewer
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Reds
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Dodger
Walt Alston
Alstom
Ron Perranoski
Jim LeFebvre
LeFebvre
Alston
Dave Bristol
Jim Maroney
Maloney
Shaw's Call Up Too Late For Bucs To Help
Pittsburgh Pirates pushed Danny Frisella to the mound before his Army induction cut in, as New York Mets won 3-2 with Frisella limiting damage and contributing a run. Shaw’s appearance preserved the Mets lead before his six month active duty starts. Other NL results featured St. Louis over San Francisco 2-1, Los Angeles 5-0 over Cincinnati, Atlanta 6-5 in 16 innings vs Houston, and Philadelphia 2-1 over Chicago. Frisella drove in a run and scored another. Manny Mota assisted Pittsburgh.
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Don Shaw
New York Mets
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Shea Stadium
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Houston
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Chicago
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Baldschun Goes Back To Buffalo
The Associated Press reports Baldschun returns to Buffalo after a game where Jack Baldschun gave up the deciding run as Philadelphia beat Chicago 2-1. Bill White and Phil Cincinnati Reds folded into a separate note about late-inning batting. Jim McGlothlin of the Angels pitched a three-hit shutout to beat Boston 1-0.
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Cincinnati
Bill White
Phil
Cincinnati Reds
Frilies
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Lolich breaks 10 game drought with five hitter win over Orioles
Mickey Lolich finally ends a 10 game personal losing streak by pitching a five hitter and guiding Detroit to a 5-2 victory over Baltimore in the nightcap after Baltimore won the opener 5-1. Al Kaline and Willie Horton doubled in the Tigers fourth for the decisive runs.
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Associated Press
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Orioles
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Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Cleveland
California
Boston
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Jim Norbases
Jim Northrup
Baseball Standings and Results From Friday and Weekend Games
National League standings list St Louis, Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Houston, New York with win totals. Friday results include Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 and Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 0. Saturday and Sunday schedules feature Pittsburgh at New York and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among others.
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Reds Tryout Camp Climax Game At Smith Park
Gene Bennett Reds scout said 170 boys attended the Cincinnati Reds camp at Smith Park with another 70 expected. It is the second year of the Reds run here and invited players from yesterday would join today for extended tryouts, each getting multiple innings.
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Smith Park
Gene Bennett
Reds
Bennett
Neloy Began Racing Career as Track Kitchen Dishwasher
Baltimore AP Eddie Neloy who trained Wheatley Stable horses that earned 2 456 250 in 1966 started as a dishwasher in a track kitchen. Five colts trained by Neloy are nominated for the 1967 Preakness including Successor Bold Monarch Great Power Top Bid and Disciplinarian.
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Neloy
Wheatley Stable
Kerns Leads South To 40-12 Triumph
In Canton Ohio the South defeated the North 40-12 in the 22nd All-Star High School Football Game at Fawcett Stadium. Rex Kern starred with multiple runs and passes, guiding the Rebels to a lopsided win as Palm er and Sims contributed key scores. Attendance reached 17,232, with Kern accounting for the clinching plays in the fourth quarter.
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Cards' Johnson Not Sure Army Will Keep Him
SAKE FOREST Illinois AP reports the Army has shown interest in St. Louis quarterback Charlie Johnson and the uncertainty whether he will be retained by the service.
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Army
Sake Forest, Ill
St. Louis Cardinal
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Stanky laments lack of exciting play after close Sox loss
Eddie Stanky of the Chicago White Sox vented that his club is the dullest ballteam after Minnesota beat Chicago 3-2 to move into second place. The remarks followed howls over critics and a lingering comparison to Boston in the pennant race.
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Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
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Boston
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League leaders include F Robinson batting .329 for Baltimore and Kaline .316 for Detroit with Yastrzemski 126 hits for Boston. Pitching leaders feature Horlen 13 3 for Chicago and Lonborg 16 5 for Boston, plus McDowell 171 strikeouts for Cleveland. National League leaders show Staub .354 for Houston and Brock 147 hits for St Louis, with Bunning 171 strikeouts for Philadelphia and Jenkins 162 for Chicago.
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Australians Reach Medow Club Grass Court Semis
Owen Davidson defeated Joaquin Loyo Mayo of Mexico 6 1 6 1 to reach the semifinals, joining three other Australians advancing to the stage at the Meadow Club Grass Court tournament in Southampton New York.
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Owen Davidson
Mexico
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Mayo
Thompson tops Marlboro speedway qualifying in Mustang
Dick Thompson of Washington drove a Mustang to 65.63 mph to break the Marlboro Speedway course record by five mph and lead qualifiers for the 300 mile sedan race.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Dick Thompson
Washington
Marlboro Speedway
Olympic hero Schollander seeks to prove still top form
Don Schollander, 1964 four time Olympic gold medalist now 21, aims to defend his title in the 200 meter freestyle at the National AAU Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships as the second session opens. The event features Mark Spitz, Ken Merten, Charles Hickcox and others in tight competition.
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Don Schoklander
California
Spitz
Schollander
Telay
Chollander
Spitz defends 100m butterfly title in 56.7 seconds
Spitz retains the 100 meter butterfly crown with a 56.7 finish, beating the world standard of 57.0 held by Luis Nicholaou while failing to beat his own 56.3 personal best he has achieved twice.
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Luis Nicholau
Spitz
Shorthanded Browns Face 49ers in Sunday Exhibition
The Cleveland Browns travel to San Francisco for a Sunday exhibition against the 49ers under coach Blanton Collier. Four players with Ohio National Guard duty are out: end Paul Warfield defensive backs Mike Howell and Ernie Kellermann and running back Randy Schultz. Cleveland seeks a fourth win in five West Coast exhibitions.
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Mike Howell
Ernie Kellermann
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Termites and Trust in Home Canvassers Raise Alarm
A caller warns about dealing with unfamiliar house to house canvassers for termite work. The message questions trust in operators and cautions homeowners to verify credentials before accepting services.
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