Ellis Delivers Quiet Gem as Dodgers Blank Reds in Cincinnati
Sam Ellis allowed three hits over nine scoreless innings to notch his seventh win and complete his first shutout. Lee May hit a leadoff homer and doubled, driving a 2-0 Reds lead as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3-0. After the game Ellis refused to speak to reporters, citing manager Dave Bristol.
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Milt Pappas
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West Coast
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Lee May
Vada Pinson
Don Drysdale
May
Dave Bristol
Chico Ruiz
Bristol
Pittsburgh
Holtzman Debuts Since Army Break, Cubs Sweep Phillies
In Philadelphia, Pvt. Ken Holtzman pitched 51 remaining innings in his first return from the Army as the Cubs beat the Phillies 6-2. Ferguson Jenkins won the 1-0 cap, Bill Stoneman closed, and Don Kessinger drove in the lone run in the nightcap. Holtzman donated blood for a Vietnam pass, then tired later in the day as other NL games unfolded with Mets Seaver and Cardinals, Braves, and Giants winning.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
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Philadelphia
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Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Ferguson Jenkins
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Lefty
Bill Stoneman
Ron Santo
Jenkins
Phils
Don Kessinger
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include F Robinson and Yastrzemski batting at .325 and .317 with 72 runs and 79 RBIs for Robinson and Yastrzemski. Jose Staub and Clemente top 250 at bats with .351 and .344, Brock 148 hits, Campaneris 40 steals, Killebrew 32 homers. Pitching leaders show Horton 13-3 and Jarvis 13-4. McDowell 179 strikeouts. Bunning 171.
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Athlete's Foot Treatment Promise at Castell Cut Rate Drugs
An ad touts quick relief from athlete's foot with T-4-L that dries fast and soothes itch. It claims skin renewal within days and offers a 48 cent money back guarantee if not delighted within one hour.
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Castell
Argentinian Accavallo Retains World Flyweight Title
Horacio Accavallo of Argentina defeats Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan by points to retain the world flyweight title in Buenos Aires. Also in Malmoe, Bob Hoegberg beats Gordon Lott, and Tom Bogs defeats Milo Calhoun in separate bouts.
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Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Japan
Accavallo
Malmoe
Sweden
Bob Hoegberg
Gordon Lott
Savannah
Tom Bogs
Denmark
Milo Calhoun
Britain
Harvard Upset by New Zealand in NA Rowing Final
Harvard eights push for overall crown at North American Rowing Championships finish fourth as New Zealand overrides U S crew for top spot in grand finals.
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New Zealand
Ollie Matson Retires From Philadelphia Eagles
Ollie Matson, a 14 year NFL veteran and one of pro football's greatest rushers, announced his retirement from the Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Ollie Matson
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Philadelphia Eagles
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League results show New York 3 11 loss to Pittsburg 0 9 and Chicago 6 1 Philadelphia 2 0. Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3 0 while St Louis topped San Francisco 2 1 and Atlanta crushed Houston 8 4. Standings list Minnesota and Chicago near top with Brooklyn, California and others in pursuit.
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Thorns Triumph in Annual Father-Son Golf Tournament
Thorns team of Temp and Bill Thorn won the Father-Son event at Brown's Run Country Club over the weekend with a 310 total, ten strokes clear of Bill and Allan Johnson. Low net best ball honors went to George and Jim Roberts with 126, one ahead of Lloyd and David Ritz. Harry Holiday carded the best round of the weekend at 71.
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Brown's Run Country Club
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Allan Johnson
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Jim Roberts
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David Ritz
Harry Holiday
Stefanich Wins PBA Coast Guard Open in Grand Haven
Joliet Illinois bowler Jim Stefanich captured the $30,000 PBA U S Coast Guard Open in Grand Haven Michigan with a 9 255 pin total over 40 games.
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Stanky’s Squabble Sparks Twins Rally For Lead
Eddie Stanky tussled with umpires after a near third base altercation as the Twins beat the White Sox 3-2 to move one game ahead in the American League. Cesar Tovar and Tony Oliva sparked Minnesota with timely hits and a double steal to seal the comeback. Rollins drove in all three runs for Minnesota while Agee homered for Chicago. Detroit edged Baltimore 3-2, and California kept pace with a 3-2 win as part of a 4th straight victory.
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Eddie Stanky
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Twins
Tommie Agee
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Tovar
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Ray Oyler
Orioles
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Jim Price
Paul Blair
Curt Blefary
Earl Wilson
Fred Lasher
Tigers
Browns Have Bad Trip In Friscos Hippie Area
In Palo Alto, Kezar Stadium hosted an exhibition where the San Francisco 49ers overwhelmed the Cleveland Browns 42 to 14. San Francisco built a 14 point lead early, the Browns committed five fumbles, and coach Blanton Collier cited mistakes on specialty teams as a key factor.
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Bill Tucker
Dave Wilcox
Leroy Kelly
Pros Have King But No Ruler
Australian star Rod Laver overwhelmed Dennis Ralston 8-6 6-0 to win the Colonial National Invitation title in Fort Worth. Laver and Fred Stolle then captured the doubles crown 4-6 6-2 6-2 over Pancho Segura and Alex Olmedo as Wally Dill steps down as executive director of the International Professional Tennis Association.
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Wally Dill
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