Hurler Fails to Board Plane as Barber Quits
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber walked away from the team’s flight to California after a rough fifth inning against the Senators. He told officials he quit and could not find his groove, delaying the opening game of a five game series in Anaheim.
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Tired Andy Etchebarren Lifts Orioles In 19th Inning
Andy Etchebarren failed to bunt twice but homered in the 19th to lift the Baltimore Orioles over Washington 7-5 in the longest game of the season. The win moved Baltimore to 14-6 in 20 games, as two young fans traveled with the team to California for a hoped flight with players. Dick McAuliffe's grand slam and other late scores highlighted a day of twinbill action across the league, with Detroit, Chicago, Minnesota and Cleveland posting key results.
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Kill Athlete's Foot Germ at Castell Cut Rate Drugs
An advertisement promises T-4-L relieves itch and burning in minutes with a 48 cent back guarantee. It claims infected skin sloughs off in 3 to 5 days and healthy skin appears, urging readers to buy today at Castell Cut Rate Drugs.
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Red Sox Add Bell In Push For Pennant Contention
Cleveland AP Boston solidifies pennant bid by trading for veteran right hander Gary Bell from the Indians as manager Dick Williams and GM Dick O Connell express strong optimism. Boston also lands Jerry Adair while sending Tony Horton Don Demeter and two pitchers to Cleveland. Bell brings a 96-92 career mark with the Indians through 1958.
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Major League Leaders MLB batting and pitching marks
Summary of leaders across batting runs batted in and pitching with top names including Clemente Aaron Brock Cepeda Rose and Williams. Key stats cover hits doubles home runs stolen bases and strikeouts highlighting top players from Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco and Cincinnati with figures and records in batting and pitching categories.
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Baseball season leaders and top players summary
Major league batting leaders include Kaline Detroit at .348 with 56 hits and F. Robinson Baltimore at .333 with 43 RBIs. Kaline leads hits, Robinson and Kaline tie for RBIs, Mincher California 12 doubles, Buford Chicago 5 triples, Killebrew Minnesota 12 home runs. Pitching leaders show Horlen Chicago 6 0 with Sparma Detroit 5 0 and Lonborg Boston 78 strikeouts, Peters Chicago 77.
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College Honors Jack Twyman for Stokes aid
LORETTO Pa AP Former basketball star Jack Twyman received an honorary doctor of humanities degree from St. Francis College for his work with Maurice Stokes. Stokes, a St. Francis graduate, has been hospitalized since 1958 with sleeping sickness. Twyman, Stokes' legal guardian, has raised about $400000 for his care. The Atlanta Braves hit 207 home runs in 1966, with 119 at their new home park.
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Sunday Baseball Results From The Major Leagues
Sunday results show Cincinnati 5 Atlanta 4 Philadelphia 6 Houston 4 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 1 St. Louis 4 Chicago 3 San Francisco 7 5 New York 5. Today Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Atlanta Houston at St. Louis. Tuesday Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati. Minnesota 8 California 7 10 innings. Cleveland 3 Boston 0 Baltimore 7 Washington 5 New York 5 7 Detroit 0 11 Cleveland at Minnesota Washington at New York Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at California Baltimore at California 2 Detroit at Kansas City 2 twi Cleveland at Minnesota 2 twi light Boston at Chicago. Pacific Coast League Hawaii 4 1 Spokane 2 4 Vancouver 1 Phoenix 0 Tulsa 2 0 Indianapolis 0 2 San Diego 6 2 Portland 1 3 Seattle 6 Tacoma 2 Oklahoma City 15 Denver 4 International League Columbus 4 5 Toronto 2 7 Buffalo 5 3 Toledo 2 5 Rochester 3 0 Richmond 2 9 Jacksonville 3 1 Syracuse 1 2
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Luck Changes For Johncock At Milwaukee
Quiet Gordon Johncock won the Rex Mays 150 mile race in Milwaukee finishing in 1 hour 31 minutes 14.30 seconds on a Gerhardt Ford during a caution slowed event. He earned 14 647 dollars as he held off A J Foyt who retired with mechanical troubles and Lloyd Ruby who finished six seconds behind. Johncock, 30, praised the top form of his car and said luck finally changed for him.
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Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Wins and Shutouts
BATTING Roberto Clemente of the Pirates hit his 11th and 12th homers driving in all four Pittsburgh runs in a 4-1 victory over the Dodgers. PITCHING Steve Horgan of the Indians threw a five hitter for his fourth shutout of the season as Cleveland beat Boston 3-0.
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Bristol Not Asking For Close Shave
Reds extend lead with 5-0 start and 54 win over Braves as one run games dominate. Maloney compiles fifth win with Lee securing late hold. Cards top Cubs. Giants and Mets swept. Clemente powers Pirates with two homers. Phillies stretch win streak to six with ninth inning rally.
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East Shelled In All Star Series Doubleheader
Columbus Ohio East Upped its won loss tally to 194 in the Canorea School All-Star Baseball Series Sunday but lost the nightcap 13-4 after Joe Yeager of Dayton Meadowdale struck with a 370 foot wall shot and a two run triple in the second inning to spark the West to the win.
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WBLY Spoils Post 218 Debut in Springfield Victory
WBLY spoiled the American Legion Post 218 debut in the Miami Valley Connie Mack League with an 81 win in Springfield. Three singles came from Don Oswalt Fred Thompson and Rick Montgomery. Oswalt started and took the loss. Post 218 hosts Lebanon at Smith Park Wednesday night.
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