Shamsky Grudge Over Mota Ends Season Rivalry
Cincinnati’s Art Shamsky tied a major league record by hitting his fourth straight homer as a pinch hitter, then Manny Mota of the Pirates won the game with a two run homer in the ninth. Shamsky’s streak and the Reds fall short as Pittsburgh seals the series.
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Mays Near 534, Tops Foxx in Run at All-Time HR List
Willie Mays belted his 533rd homer to pull within one of tying Jimmy Foxx and two of Babe Ruth on the all time list as the Giants beat Houston in the opener of a doubleheader. Manny Mota increased his NL batting lead to .360 with three hits including a ninth inning homer as Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati. Alou leads the league with a .344 average as Mota eyes 502 plate appearances to qualify for the batting title.
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Exam Schedule For Gridders
A schedule of physical examinations for local football players was set by the Butler County Medical Association. Eye exams occur in the morning with Middletown High at 8:30, Fenwick 9:30, Madison 10:30, Monroe 11:30. physicals in the afternoon list Monroe 1, Madison and Fenwick 2, Middletown High 3.
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National League Scores and Long Games Recap
The National League results show Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 and Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 1. San Francisco crushed Houston 55 to 2 while New York led St. Louis 53 to 44. Los Angeles 410 Chicago 12 in 14 innings and 10 inning second game.
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Sports Schedule and Results Highlight Baseball Scores
Tuesday and Sunday baseball results and upcoming games listed for teams including Baltimore, Washington, Kansas City, Minnesota, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, California, Boston, Detroit, and St. Louis. Matchups feature scores such as Baltimore 6 Washington 0 and New York 7 6 Minnesota 0 0. Upcoming games include California at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago.
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U S Davis Cup Zone Title Clinched By Ralston Graebner
In Cleveland the U S pair Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner overwhelmed Rafael Osuna and Joaquin Loyo Mayo 61 64 6 0 to seal the Americas Zone title. Osuna called the loss one of his worst while Graebner, a Northwestern student from Beachwood Ohio, prepared to meet Osuna in the final singles. The U S set up a round against Brazil in October as the path to Australia for the cup continued.
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Coates Shuts Down ChiSox in Angels Comeback Victory
Jim Coates, back in the majors with the Angels, tossed a four hitter to defeat the White Sox 4-0 in his first start in three years. The Angels split a twin bill with Chicago as Gary Peters also threw a four hitter in the opener. Rookie Jay Johnstone had three hits for Los Angeles.
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Cincy Giving Up On Fischer
The Cincinnati Reds announced Hank Fischer, 27, is on the trading block after nine winless starts since joining from Atlanta. Darrell Osteen was recalled to replace him. Fisher did not travel west. He went 2-3 with Atlanta and 0-6 in Reds 11 games, with 38 innings and a 6.86 ERA.
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International League scoreboard with scattered results
Scores from several leagues show Toronto 7 Syracuse 3 Buffalo at Rochester postponed. Iain Richmond 5 Toledo 4. Columbus 5-2 Jacksonville 0. Pacific Coast League Denver 10 Tulsa 9. Phoenix 6-5 Indianapolis 5-1. San Diego 15 Oklahoma City. Seattle 21 Vancouver 1-2 with second game 8 innings. Spokane 5-1 Portland 4-4 Hawaii 7 Tacoma 1.
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Zoo Boss Now Running Tribe
Cleveland AP report states Ver non Stouffer, president of Stouffer Foods, is buying all stock of the Cleveland Indians Baseball Club with a 5.5 million loan and plans to lease the stadium for 10 years. He aims to purchase 100 shares more and acquire all debentures at 2.5 million while serving as zoo president. Birdie Tebbetts’s status as manager is uncertain.
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Orioles, Braves Stars Dominate Involved Contests
Yesterday's Stars highlight Frank Robinson of the Orioles driving in three runs with two homers his 35th and 36th of the season and a sacrifice fly in a 60 victory over Washington. Denny Lemaster of the Braves yielded five hits and struck out 14 in a 7 1 victory over Philadelphia.
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