Mele’s Amnesia Sways Twins Umpire Altercation
AP recalls Sam Mele’s memory lapse during the Twins opener with the Angels, where a heated dispute with umpire Bill Valentine led to a bench incident and Mele’s ejection. The nightcap saw Twins win 5-4 as coach Billy Martin handled lineup cards.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders include Mays batting .336 for San Francisco and Clemente at .337 for Pittsburgh. Notable runs, RBIs, and hits feature Harper in Cincinnati with 76 runs and Rose with 115 hits. Pitching leaders show Koufax with 163 842 and Gibson with 157 strikeouts.
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Parrish Seeks Return to Browns After Retirement
Cleveland Browns defensive halfback Bernie Parrish, 29, who retired last Thursday, requested reinstatement and rejoined the roster. He was fined 100 dollars per day for missed training time, totaling 400 dollars, after saying he needed to clarify his mind and realized he missed football. Parrish had signed for the 1985 season and surprised camp by saying he no longer wished to play.
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Senators blank Yankees behind McCormick two-hitter
Mike McCormick of Washington pitched a two-hitter for his first shutout in over four years as the Senators defeated the New York Yankees 3-0. Jim Lefebvre of Los Angeles delivered a two-run single in the ninth to tie the game and added a run-scoring double in the 11th to lift the Dodgers past the Chicago Cubs 4-3.
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Tyus Ties World Record at Kingston Meet
Tyus of Tennessee State equalled the women's world record of 10.3 seconds in the 100 yard dash at the Kingston international track meet on Saturday night. The event highlighted TSU’s sprint standout among a field of competitors from multiple nations.
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Reds need bullpen help in pennant chase after split with Pirates
Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler called for stronger relief pitching after a doubleheader split with Pittsburgh. The Pirates edged the Reds 6-5 in game one as Cincinnati blew a late lead, while the Reds won game two 8-4. Jim Maloney strained elbow earlier. Joey Jay pitched five innings with two earned runs allowed.
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Bat Boy Course Pays Off For Dodgers Lefebvre
Lefebvre, Dodgers rookie second baseman, won the ninth inning with a two run single and added a game deciding double in the 11th to beat the Cubs 4 3 and extend LA’s NL lead. He credits lessons from his days as a Dodgers batboy and aims to stay with it as he works back from a slump. Other NL scores: Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 8 4 Milwaukee over New York 5 1 and 5 4 Houston over San Francisco 5 2 St Louis over Philadelphia 3 1.
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Stoneham backs Franks with new Giants contract
San Francisco owner Horace Stoneham signs Herman Franks to manage the Giants through 1966 at a higher salary. The deal, retroactive to this season, reflects Franks handling of Willie Mays and the Cepeda injury while the club sits in third place. Mays leads NL in batting and home runs. Cepeda is out with a knee issue.
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Harness Racing Figure Byron Kuth Dies at 69
Byron D. Kuth 69 longtime attorney official and general counsel of the U S Trotting Association died Sunday from a heart attack at his daughter’s home in Cleveland Heights Born in Preble County he began law practice in 1921 and later built a harness racing stable Merrie Meadows a 60 acre Chesterland farm His top trotter was Merrie Annabelle valued at over 150000
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Ohio U's El more Banton wins double at Jaycees meet
Elmore Banton of Ohio University claimed two individual firsts and helped the winning mile relay team at the Jaycees U.S. Track and Field Federation summer meet in Athens Ohio. The event featured strong national contenders and highlighted OU's distance program.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Scores Snapshot
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 55 wins and 33 losses, Baltimore 51-36, Chicago 51-38, and Cleveland trailing. Sunday results include Los Angeles 5 4 win over Minnesota and Baltimore 4 Detroit 0 in other action. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Minnesota and Boston at New York among others.
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Astros star Rusty Staub drives in five as NL first this season
Rusty Staub of the Houston Astros becomes the first National Leaguer this season to drive in five runs in a single game. The day’s other scores include Toronto 31 Rochester 1 5 Buffalo 3 15 Syracuse 2 4 Atlanta 91 Columbus 47 Jacksonville 6 0 and Toledo 41.
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Kelley Has New Weapon In Braves Mets Series
Milwaukee pitcher Dick Kelley tested a screwball against the New York Mets in the second game of a doubleheader. Braves won both games 5 1 and 5 4 as Kelley earned his first major league victory in seven relief innings.
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