A's Torn Apart by Controversy in KC and Baltimore
The Athletics face a deepening rift as Charles O. Finley suspends players and fires manager Alvin Dark in a dispute centered on team morale and an informant. Ken Harrelson, released after criticizing Finley, eyes free agency with six clubs reportedly courting him.
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Boston
Kansas City
Athletics
Charles O. Krausse
Finley
Aker
Krausse
Alvin Dark
Ken Harrelson
Lew Krausse
Jack Aker
Harrelson
Howard Delivers for Red Sox in 6-5 Win Over Washington
Elston Howard delivered a ninth inning single driving in the winning run as Boston beat Washington 6-5. Steve Jones earned his first major league win for Chicago in a 4-3 victory over New York, while California topped Cleveland 6-4 and Baltimore beat Kansas City 5-2.
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Associated Press
Elston Howard
Steve Jones
Howard
Boston
New York
Red Sox
Washington
Jones
Chicago
Indianapolis
White Sox
Minnesota
Yankees
Lace Sox
Gil Hodges
Stymin
Coates
Horton
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Fred Whitfield
Larry Brown
Indians
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Robinson Boys
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Brooks
Orioles
Beeaguered Athletics
Kansas City
Luke Appling
California
Cleveland
Ak ron Vulcans replace GM and coach amid turmoil
Akron Vulcans of the Continental Football League install Lou Rymkus as general manager and head coach after firing Tobin Rote and Doak Walker. Owner Frank Hurn criticizes salaries and finances while noting the team’s rough preseason with two losses in exhibition games. Rymkus, a 1960 AFL coach of the year, returns from assistant roles with Green Bay, Los Angeles and Detroit.
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Ohio
Akron Vulcans
Lou Rymkus
Frank Hurn
Tobin Rote
Doak Walker
Rymkus
Vulcans
Toronto
Rote
Hurn
Maloney Brilliant as Giants Blank Reds 2-0 in San Francisco
Jim Maloney pitched a two hitter through eight innings to carry the Cincinnati Reds past the San Francisco Giants 2-0. A controversial ninth inning play involving Vada Pinson and Lee May led to a lengthy delay and a disputed call, with Giants coach Herman Franks protesting the ruling that nullified a potential double play.
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San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Selves
Maloney
Giants
Jesus Alou
Inn- Louis Cardinals
Tito F
Ron Herbel
Herbel
Reds
Ager Herman Franks
Vada Pinsons
Highthander
Frank Linzy
Lee May
Groat
Rose
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
Alou
Augie Donatelli
Katon
Jim Daven
Franks
Port
Dick Groat
Donatelli
Monday baseball scores and upcoming games
Monday results Cincinnati defeated San Francisco 2 to 0. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 5 to 0. Houston edged St Louis 11 to 4. Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 2 to 0. Tonight Philadelphia at New York twi night. St Louis at San Francisco. Atlanta at Houston. Cincinnati at Los Angeles. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Wednesday Philadelphia at New York. St Louis at San Francisco.
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Houston
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Atlanta
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Philadelphia
New York
L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
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Phila
Phia
Houston New York
Baseball scores and twin bills listed for multiple matchups
The record lists nine baseball games with teams and scores like Boston 6 Washington 5 and California 6 Cleveland 4 plus a series of doubleheaders or twi night games. It notes additional matchups including New York at Chicago and Minnesota at Detroit with two later listings.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Browns Await The New Ends
Browns add two new pass receivers to ease losses from Mit Morin and Clifton McNeil. Morin sidelined six weeks with a knee injury and McNeil out for the season with a broken arm from the Rams game. Bob Brodhead joins Vulcans as QB and business manager, bringing Dave Washington. Bob Reed also arrives from the Rams for a draft choice. Mike Howell’s back injury appears less serious and could be ready for Green Bay.
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Browns
Brodhead
Vulcans
Washington
Philadelphia Bulldogs
Broadhead
Blanton Collier
Morin
Bob Reed
Los Angeles Rams
Reed
Minnesota Vikings
Mike Howell
Green Bay
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