Pappas Keeps Reds Close in Big League Comeback
Milt Pappas pitched his third straight complete game, leading Cincinnati to a 9-2 victory over Chicago. The trade with Baltimore centered on Roberto Robinson who had led the Orioles with a 400 average. Pappas said the Reds would need time to catch up, but his win narrowed the gap to three games behind the leaders. The day also featured Philadelphia beating Houston, and St Louis topping Atlanta as Torre misplayed a key throw enabling Cepeda to score. Willie Mays’ era continued as New York handled San Francisco.
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Shamsky's Bat Gives Reds Lift
Chicago AP report notes Art Shamsky fueling a Reds surge after a rough start. He belted six home runs in two weeks, batting .379, and leads the team with 12 RBIs. Shamsky earned his fifth start as a hitter earlier, moved into the lineup due to Tony Perez's shoulder issue.
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American Women Rally to Capture Federation Cup Tennis
In Turin Italy Mrs Billie Jean King and Julie Heldman led the United States to a Federation Cup victory over West Germany. Heldman beat Helga Nielsen 4-6 7-5 6-1, King beat Edda Budding 6-3 3-6 1-6, and the U S sealed the title with a doubles win as King and Carol Graebner defeated Budding and Helga Schultze 6-4 6-2.
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Stange Quietly Shines In Indians 3-1 Win Over Orioles
Cleveland starter Lee Stange pitched 3 2/3 innings in relief and held Baltimore to two runs as the Indians salvaged a 2-1 win in the second game of a doubleheader. Sam McDowell had started and allowed one run in a strong rotation showing. Orioles' 13th inning rally fell short in cold, windy conditions as Stange improved to 3-4 with a 3.34 ERA.
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Tribe Could Get Brown Back In 4 To 6 Weeks
Cleveland Indians physician Vic Ippolito said Larry Brown’s eye bone operation was a complete success and he should return before season end, possibly in four to six weeks. Brown injured May 4 in Yankee Stadium colliding with Leon Wagner.
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Baseball May Be In Contempt
MADISON WI AP The deadline pressurizes baseball to resolve expansion plans as the Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs a fast review of a lower court ruling that finds baseball in violation of antitrust law. The National League seeks time to appeal to the U S Supreme Court while a Circuit Court order to return the Braves to Milwaukee looms.
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Ohioan Bradley tops in Reno trapshoot championship
Hiram Bradley of Greenville Ohio won the All-Around championship at the 15th Golden West Grand American Trap shooting Tournament in Reno Nevada. He edged Dan Orlich of Reno by one target in a shootoff and broke 36 of 40.
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Mets Best Giants 6-1 Behind Gardner Four-Hitter
Yesterday's Stars show pitching strength as Rob Gardner of New York pitched a four-hitter and led the Mets to a 6-1 victory over San Francisco. Pete Rose of Cincinnati collected three hits including a three run double as the Reds crushed the Cubs 9-2.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings list Cleveland 18 6 .750 first, Baltimore 17 9 .654, Detroit 16 10, California 17 12, Chicago 4 11, Minnesota 12 11, Washington 10 16, New York 10 18, Kansas City 9 18, Boston 8 20. Results include Minnesota 6 Washington - Detroit 8 Chicago 6, New York 5 3, Kansas City 2 1, Baltimore 1 1, Cleveland 0 2, 13 innings. California 5 3, Boston 4 6. Schedule features Washington at Minnesota, California at Kansas City, Chicago at Minnesota, New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at Baltimore.
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International League scores and standings brief
Buffalo 4 Toledo 5 Columbus 3 6 Toronto 0 Syracuse 2 3 Richmond 1 Rochester 3 Jacksonville 1. A compact update of minor league hockey results with multiple games and final tallies.
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Portland Tops Tacoma 5 For 2nd Game Postponed By Rain
In a rain affected schedule the Pacific Coast League saw Portland defeat Tacoma 5 to 1 in a game that was halted and the second game postponed. Spokane edged Hawaii 3 to 2 as Seattle's match with Vancouver was postponed by rain. Tulsa outscored Denver 8 to 2 while Indianapolis beat Oklahoma City in 10 innings 3 to 2. San Diego defeated Phoenix 8 to 2.
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