Are A s Animals Stewardess Cries Foul
Portland AP report recounts a disruptive flight by Athletics players on a United Airlines trip last season. Stewardess Mary Sheridan described players shouting for beer, blocking aisles, and refusing to fasten seats, while the flight crew struggled to manage the unruly group. She did not think Vin Dark was onboard.
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United Airlines
Vin Dark
Charles Cards
Ess
Finley
Athletics
Kansas City
Baltimore
Michael Sheridan
Milwaukie
Portland
Harrelson Joins Red Sox After A’s Release
Ken Harrelson, released by Oakland after criticizing owner Charles Finley, signs with the Boston Red Sox for the pennant race. He says offers came from nine clubs, chose Boston for its youth and aggression, and notes he’s earning more than with the A’s.
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Harrelson
Athletics
Kansas City
Charles Finley
Finley
A! Dark
Rudolph Finally Has One Count
Mason Rudolph shares the lead at the Westchester Classic after a 68 in the second round to reach 134. Dan Sikes shoots a course record 62 for 10 under par and Bob Charles of New Zealand posts 67. Roberto de Vicenzo and others sit near 270 with strong rounds as weather delays linger.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Rye
N.Y
Mason Rudolph
Carol Rudolph
Rudolph
Dan Sikes
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Sikes
Frank Beard
de Vicenzo
Dave Hill
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Harlan Romans Wins Blind Bogey at Wildwood
Harlan Romans won Wildwood's Sunday blind bogey with a 72. Three players shared in prizes for close to the pin by near-miss shots on Nos. 2 9 and 18, with Bob McCandless Ed Sabo and Jack Kinder earning honors.
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Harlan Romans
Wildwood
Bob McCandless
Ed Sabo
Jack Kinder
Pro Football Exhibition Green Bay Exposes Dallas
In an exhibition game at Green Bay the Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 20 to 3. Widespread yardage and strong defense from Green Bay highlighted the matchup, with Dallas managing limited scoring opportunities.
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Green Bay
Dallas
Russell Leads Way In Water World University Games
Douglas Russell of Midland Texas surged ahead in Tokyo as he set another world record, clocking 56.5 seconds in the 100 meter butterfly heat. Earlier he had broken the 100 meter backstroke mark and contributed to a string of American records in Pan American and AAU competition. Greg Charlton and teammates Zack Zorn joined in with notable marks as the U S dominated the events.
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Douglas Russell
Midland
Tex
United States
University of Texas
L.A. Nicolao
Argentina
Russell
Charles Hickcox
Phoenix
Ariz
Hickcox
Greg Charlton
Arcadia
Calif
Charlton
Ken Walsh
East Lansing
Mich
Don Havens
Gvranda Hills
Zac
Zorn
Buena Park
Boynton Leads Ohio Open Amid Cold Rain
Frank Boynton Jr. shoots 67 at Mayfield Country Club to take a one-stroke lead in the Ohio Open. Ed Griffiths of Youngstown and Bob Carson close behind at 68, with Don Brown of Toledo at 70 as 170 players begin round two and the cut to 50 pros and 15 amateurs.
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Cleveland
Frank Boynton Jr
Mayfield Country Club
Boynton
Ed Griffiths
Youngstown
Chagrin Valley
Bob Carson
Columbus’ Oakhurst Country Club
Don Brown
Toledo
Davis Sets All-Time Pin Record at Green Bay Open
Dave Davis of Phoenix won the Green Bay Open with a 9 316 total in 40 games to break the world pinfall record of 9 283. The 62 155 pounder surpassed Billy Hardwick of San Mateo California who held the mark set at the 1963 Los Angeles Open.
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Green Bay
Wis
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Howard's Thinking Pays Off Against Yankees in 3-0 Win
Elston Howard, newly with Boston after 12 years with the Yankees, singles in a run and helps rookie Al Lyle through three innings of relief in a 3-0 Red Sox victory. Howard studied the Yankees all day and advised Lyle to throw a breaking ball to Whitaker, then tossed out Mantle. Other AL games saw Minnesota edge Baltimore 3-2 and Washington beat Chicago 2-1 as pennant races tighten.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Howard
Boston
Yankees
New York
al Lyle
Mickey Mantle
Red Sox
Lyle
Steve Whitaker
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Mantle
Mick
Twins
Pete Richert
Orioles
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
White Sox
Ken McMullen
Senators
Bob Priddy
Dave Baldwin
Perry tosses three hitter as Giants blank Dodgers 7 0
Pitcher Gaylord Perry fires a three hitter with nine strikeouts to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 7 0 win over Los Angeles. Pirate Roberto Clemente belts his 20th homer of the season in a 4 3 victory over Atlanta in 10 innings.
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Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Los Angeles
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Atlanta
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
National League results include Chicago 6 Houston 5 New York 4 0 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 3. Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 7 Phoenix 5 and Seattle 6 Vancouver 5. International League Buffalo 4 4 Syracuse 3 3. Upcoming games list shows Houston at Chicago and more.
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Cincinnati
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Kings
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Los Angeles
San Fran
San Francisco
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San Diego
Tulsa
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Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toledo
Richmond
Columbus
Jacksonville
W. L. Pet G
Phila
Phia
Sar Fran
Phillies edge Reds to climb NL standings
The Phillies won their eighth straight by beating Cincinnati 3-2 as John Callison hit his 13th homer and Dick Farrell earned his seventh save. St. Louis split a doubleheader with New York, while San Francisco and Pittsburgh won to tighten the pennant race.
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Taylor
Mauch
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Ellsworth P
Cincinnati
Farrell
RBI
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Reds
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Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Jack Lamabe
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cubs
Houston
John Callison
Gerry Aririgo
Dick Farrell
Pete Rose
Lee May
Nob Hill Sets Track Record at Buckeye State Pace
Nob Hill edged Tar Mite by a nose to win the Buckeye State Pace second heat in a record 2 02 4 5 at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Fashion Hill captured the $27,500 Ohio State Trot and Marsha Hanover won the $5,350 2 year old filly trot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nob Hill
Tar Mite
Little Jerry Way
Fashion Hill
Mary and Morris Gostworth
New Hope
Speedy Model A Spoiled Kid Battles Broncish Bursts
Art Hult trains Speedy Model, a temperamental 3 year old trotter, in a field led by Dazzling Speed Speedy Streak and Keystone Pride. She bucks when unsettled yet has recent top finishes including second and fourth in two heats of the Review Futurity and a division win at Sportsman's Park.
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Dazzling Speed
Speedy Streak
Keystone Pride
Speedy Model
Hult
Vernon Downs
Goshen
Springfield
Chicago
Sportsman's Park
Open House for Middies at Bar nitz Stadium Tonight
Middletown High hosts an open house for players' parents and fans at Bar nitz Stadium starting 7 30 p m. Coach Jack Gordon outlines the evening schedule. Coffee and doughnuts will conclude the event as coaches detail the season and equipment costs and insurance coverage.
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Middletown High
Barnitz Stadium
Jack Gordon
Elm Henderson Stops Dunlap in Australia Bout
Elm Tex Henderson of Oakland California defeats Bobby Dunlap of Australia by four in a lightweight clash. Darelle from Black's Harbor New Brunswick stops Lee Pivin of Granby Quebec in a separate featherweight bout.
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New Zealand
Tex’ Henderson
Oakland
Calif
Bobby Dunlap
Australia
Black’s Harbor
Joey Darelle
Trois-Rivieres
Que
Lee Pivin
Granby
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