Orioles Take Lead With 4-2 Win Over White Sox
Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens powered Baltimore to a 4-2 victory over Chicago, breaking a 2-2 tie in the ninth with run scoring singles off Hoyt Wilhelm. Robinson drove in the tying and winning runs as the Orioles reclaimed the AL lead behind a pair of fourth inning homers off Juan Pizarro.
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Yogi Berra Fines Linz For Harmonica On Bus Ride
Yogi Berra levied a $200 fine on Phil Linz after Linz played a few notes of Mary Had a Little Lamb on a harmonica on a team bus following a loss to the White Sox in Chicago. Linz apologized saying he deserved the penalty and Berra defended his disciplinary action amid a tense Yankees mood on the road.
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Foyt May Pilot A Lotus Ford In Milwaukee Race
A. J. Foyt, the Indianapolis 500 champion, said he may drive a Lotus Ford in a Milwaukee race this Sunday after testing a rear engine car for two hours at State Fair Park. He has previously beaten Lotus drivers in six top USAC races in front engine cars and will practice Saturday if time allows.
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Olympic tickets sent to American Express for U S distribution
The Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee announced tickets for the Games will be distributed in the United States by American Express, sole agent for the U S market. A spokesman said reservations were requested for 80 000 to 100 000 tickets between October 25 last year and June 20 this year.
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Springfield in Second Round at Great Lakes Regional
Springfield, Ohio faces Chicago in the second round of the Great Lakes Regional Connie Mack Baseball Tournament after a 21 run win over Belleville, Mich. Friday. Buddy Burson struck out 10 and allowed 3 hits in the win.
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Dark Gambled Once Too Often In Giants Loss
The San Francisco Giants fell 6-5 to the St. Louis Cardinals, their sixth straight defeat, after Dark Risked an intentional walk to load the bases in the ninth. Bill White walked to start the rally, Dal Maxvill and a misplay by Hal Lanier allowed the tying and winning runs. Phillies and Mets won to tighten NL standings as Cepeda homered for SF.
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National League Race and Results Across Key Matchups
The National League standings show Philadelphia 75 4 games ahead, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco. Friday results included New York beating Chicago 7 0 and Philadelphia topping Pittsburgh 2 0, with Houston 3 Milwaukee 2 in another close game.
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McCool Shuts Dodgers in 6-2 Reds Victory
Cincinnati pitcher Bill McCool struck out nine over 6 3 inning relief to preserve a 6-2 win as the Reds stretched their winning streak to five over the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Maloney Shuts Dodgers as Reds Win 13th of Season
Starting pitcher Jim Maloney drove in Cincinnati’s first two runs with a double and scored on Chico Ruiz’s bunt single. He left in the third with a sore shoulder and Cincinnati announced he would fly home for treatment. McCool earned his fourth win in six decisions, allowing one hit. Howie Reed pitched six innings of two hit relief for the Dodgers. Final score details and attendance noted.
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Dodgers Sign Dale Mitchell
Oklahoma University baseball standout Dale Mitchell Jr son of former Cleveland Indian star signed a contract with the Dodgers for a sizeable bonus The deal was finalized in Wichita Kansas and he will report to spring training in Vero Beach Florida in March
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Minor League Baseball Scores Reported by AP
In the International League Rochester defeated Columbus 9 to 2 and Richmond turned back Syracuse 8 to 1. Atanta played Buffalo but rain halted play. Jacksonville versus Toronto was rained out. In the Pacific Coast League Indianapolis beat Denver 4 to 2 and Salt Lake City beat Dallas 4 to 3. Arkansas topped Oklahoma City 6 to 4, Portland defeated Tacoma 6 to 2, Seattle beat San Diego 7 to 5, and Hawaii edged Spokane 5 to 4.
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Justice Department probes Yankees CBS sale
The Justice Department appears to have opened a preliminary antitrust probe into the sale of 80 percent of the New York Yankees to CBS for 11.2 million dollars. Cronin and other club owners report inquiries by DOJ officials, with Finley and Allyn voicing strong protests as confirmations came from Chicago and Washington offices.
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Venturi and Collins Tie for Lead at American Golf Classic
Ken Venturi and Bill Collins shared the second round lead in the American Golf Classic with totals of 137 and 67 respectively. Venturi shot a 66 after a 33 home round, while Collins posted 67. Mason Rudolph stood 138, Masters champ Arnold Palmer slipped to fifth with 111 after a three putt on minor greens. Jack Nicklaus moved into contention with 69 for 142.
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Koufax Arm Swelling Eases But Return Pitched Delayed
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax shows reduced elbow swelling Friday night, but a doctor says he will not pitch before Monday at best. The article notes the injury status and team scheduling in Los Angeles.
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