Phillies slugger Rich Allen sidelined for season
Phillies third baseman Rich Allen will miss the rest of the season after cutting two hand tendons and injuring a nerve while pushing his car at home. Surgeons at Temple University Hospital operated for nearly five hours. a cast will keep his hand immobilized for six weeks with hopes of normal bat and ball grip returning. Allen was batting .307 with 23 homers and 77 RBIs.
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National League results and schedule recap
NL scores show St. Louis 2 San Francisco 0 and Houston 5 Atlanta 4 in ten innings. Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3 in ten innings. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York on today’s slate. Evening twin bills include St Louis at Los Angeles and Atlanta at San Francisco with Cincinnati at Houston daylight start times.
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Winter League Scores and Night Schedule Highlights
Detroit and Minnesota posted 4 2 and 2 0 results with Boston edging Washington 7 5 New York blanked Chicago 5 0 Cleveland beat California 2 1 Detroit faced Kansas City in a night game Boston played Chicago Minnesota met Cleveland New York confronted Washington California hosted Baltimore two late games featured Detroit Kansas City Boston Chicago Minnesota Cleveland New York Washington California Baltimore with Phoenix Indianapolis Tulsa San Diego Oklahoma City Denver Spokane Tacoma Seattle Vancouver.
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Baseball scores and a 15 inning marathon noted
The day’s results show Buffalo defeating Syracuse 4 0 and Toronto drawing 2 2 while Rochester lost 0 7 to Columbus and Richmond fell 1 3 to Jacksonville. Toledo defeated them 1 3 in a 15 inning opener.
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Eckert Procrastinates Baseball Action With Commissioner
New York AP report notes Commissioner William D Eck steps into a Kansas City Athletics dispute promising appropriate action Baseball decision postponed to a later date to defuse the squabble between parties in New York and Kansas City.
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Stankys Blues as Monbouquette Shuts Out Sox 5-0
Eddy Stanky vents after Chicago loses 5-0 to New York as Bill Monbouquette limits the White Sox to five hits. The defeat leaves Chicago in a near tie for the American League lead with Boston. Earlier this month Stanky barred the Twins visit in Bloomington, Minn., keeping out the vice president.
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Monbouquette Dominates White Sox as Yankees Rise
Monbouquette finally pitched as a starter for the Yankees and shut down Chicago, allowing five hits as the White Sox produced little offense. In other AL games, the Red Sox beat Washington 7-5, Minnesota toppled Detroit 4-2, and Cleveland edged California 2-1. Charley Smith homered twice for New York, Elston Howard hit a Boston uniform homer, and Harmon Killebrew's 34th helped Minnesota seize a lead in the pennant chase.
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Athletics Fire Dark and Release Harrelson Amid Finley Dispute
Major League Players Association asked for a hearing on the Finley led conflict. Al Dark was fired as Athletics manager and Ken Harrelson released after Lew Krausse suspension. Eckert will gather data and act later as the team returns to Kansas City amid fan protests. Marvin Miller sent the request to hold a hearing.
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Dodgers Edge Reds In Ninth Inning Finish
Reds lose 4-3 as Hal McCool hesitates on a bunt in the 10th inning. Lefebvre Ferrara and Parker rally Los Angeles with three straight hits before Bailey delivers the winning run. Nolan struggled in the ninth as the Dodgers pull out the win.
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Sonny Jackson Delivers In 10th For Astros Victory
Doug Rader had three hits and three RBIs with a sacrifice fly for Houston but Sonny Jackson provided the heroics in the 10th inning, driving in Ron Brand with the winning run for a dramatic Astros win.
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Colbert uneasy Rudolph unsure about leading 66s
In Rye New York AP report Jim Colbert a Kansas State alumnus and Mason Rudolph worry over the Westchester Classic lead Colbert carded a 66 saying he feels uncomfortable Rudolph says he could play more holes as he is not used to stopping at 66 Colbert is 26 and left football for golf.
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Lawson Captures OV 16 and Under Tennis Title
Janie Lawson of Middletown won the Ohio Valley Junior Invitational 16 and under singles at Denison University, defeating Kay Thompson 6 3, 6 3. Lawson then teamed with Martha Thornhill to win the 18 and under doubles, beating Toni Meiss and Nancy Pope 6 2, 6 0.
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Paul Brown Named Head of Cincinnati AFL Team
Cincinnati reports Paul Brown, former Cleveland Browns coach, chosen to lead the citys new American Football League franchise starting in 1968. The Enquirer notes he was selected over two other local groups to run the team.
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Three Rookies Start For Browns In Exhibition Tilt
Atlanta. AP. Three rookies are set to start for Cleveland in the defensive lineup as the Browns face the Atlanta Falcons in an exhibition game aiming to snap a three game losing streak. Carl Ward Tom Gunnoe and Bob Matheson headline the unit with Matheson a former Duke standout and first draft pick.
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Herrick Retains New England Middleweight Title In Portland
Gene Herrick of Saco Maine out pointed Isidro Perez of Westfield Massachusetts 10 rounds to retain the New England middleweight title Manuel Burge of New Bedford Massachusetts outpointed Dick French of Providence Rhode Island 10 rounds to win the New England welterweight title.
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Dream World Series: Fans pick all time players for mythical league
Baseball fans nationwide select lifetime stars for an imagined Dream World Series. An IBM computer uses batting averages pitching and fielding records to simulate games, with Les Keller providing play by play narration of the matches.
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