Connie Capozzi helps Odessa win doubles title at nationals
Middletown star Connie Capozzi teamed with Pam Farmer to win the women's collegiate doubles at New Mexico State, securing the national team trophy for Odessa College. She falls short of making the US World Games team after a three set singles loss to Mary Struthers.
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Orioles Rally Past Red Sox After TV Shutoff
In a nationally televised Monday game, the Orioles trailed Boston 6-0 after the first inning but stormed back to win 9-8 as Carl Yastrzemski’s six-run first inning loomed for Boston before a TV monitor was shut off. Boog Powell and Frank Robinson sparked the late comeback, lifting Baltimore to a fifth straight victory and a 3½ game AL East edge. Minnesota beat Milwaukee 4-3 in the West.
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Mays Still Powers Giants In Reds Opener
Willie Mays at 42 shows peak form for the San Francisco Giants in Cincinnati, hitting two homers and driving in two as the Giants beat the Reds 13 to 6 at Crosley Field. His 16th and 17th home runs of the season raise his career total to 617, 97 shy of Babe Ruth.
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Hurlers Reuss and Nelson clash in two night win
Rookie Jerry Reuss scattered nine hits over seven innings to beat Montreal as the Cardinals won the opener of a two game set. Jim Nelson matched with a 1 0 shutout as the Giants beat the Pirates. Willie Mays, at 39, remains a powerful bat hitting two homers in the night.
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National League Monday Scores Report
National League results show Philadelphia 6 Montreal 0 and New York 9 Chicago 5. St Louis 6 Pittsburgh game shorter ends and 2nd game 10 innings 4-? 1-1. Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 2. Houston 4 San Diego 1. San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 6. Monday slate lists several matchups with pitcher notes and tomorrow pairings including Montreal Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego Houston.
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Baseball scores and schedule for early games and matchups
Scores show Baltimore 9 over Boston 8 and Oakland 2 over Kansas City 1 while Minnesota leads Milwaukee 4 to 3. Scheduled games include Drago and Dobson duels, and multiple next-day N games featuring many teams from Kansas City to New York with several series mentions and doubleheaders.
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Nine-Down MLB clubs win extra series money
The Cubs Tigers A's and Giants, runners-up in their divisions, gain about $20,560 more per club from David L. Cole after a grievance by the Major League Players Association. Payouts rise to roughly $1,126 to $1,254 per player as the league upheld increased shares amid a dispute over the player pool rule.
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Brewers sign third draft pick Price Morroe Thomas
MILWAUKEE AP The Milwaukee Brewers signed out fielder Price Morroe Thomas 17 of Mobile Alabama Monday night General manager Marvin Milkes announced He is 6 foot 2 inches and 195 pounds and Milwaukee's third choice in the draft He pitched at Shaw High School where he hit .546 in his senior year and hit 40 home runs in his career
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College coach calls for four year rule in baseball recruiting
John Winkin of Colby College urged keeping pros from recruiting high school players before they finish college. He proposed paid visits by professionals to high school prospects and argued players should not be recruited after choosing college until their class graduates, warning hockey and baseball lack a four year rule.
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