Stanky’s Sour Mood Follows Orioles Win Over White Sox
Eddie Stanky, Chicago manager, kept a surly, sullen stance after the Orioles edged the White Sox 2-1 in Baltimore. He snapped at a writer, avoided the postgame walk, and refused to elaborate after a brief umpire exchange, while Chicago’s recent hot streak kept them within three games of .500.
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SPORTSVIEWS ON SOFTBALL AND SCORE CARD WOES
The columnist defends softball amid complaints about score cards and scoring notes. He jokes about a Friday Church League player calling the paper stupid and defends accuracy, noting that both smart and careless readers err in sports writing.
Proper Cards Big Help For Scorecards Readability
The letter urges clear scorecard marking with first and last names. It cites an example where only initials and generic labels hinder readers. The writer calls for legible, teacherly guidance so that sports writers and scorekeepers can read and record actions accurately.
Fregosi Delivers in Bosox Victory Revisit
Boston faced Jim Fregosi who delivered a pivotal hit to break a runless tie as the Red Sox failed to push across the winning run before Fregosi came to bat once more. The Associated Press writer notes Boston’s awareness of opposing hitters but stresses their missed opportunity.
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Pay Hike Is Basin For Howard
Frank Howard’s record homer binge earned him a likely raise to about $56,000 as Washington fans gave him a long ovation after a 6-1 loss to the New York Yankees. The club’s GM George Selkirk awaited him with a new contract though figures weren’t announced.
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Baseball Film At High Noon
A film titled Baseball's Incredible Year highlights the 1967 season and will be shown tomorrow at noon at the High Noon Club in the Commercial Building. John C. McClure zone manager of Investors Diversified Services sponsors the screening.
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Dodgers fall to Cardinals 2-1 ending skid
Larry Jaster and the Cardinals limited Los Angeles to two hits as St. Louis snapped a four game slide with a 2-1 win. Jim Fregosi starred for California with a homer triple double and single fueling a 5-4 11 inning victory over Boston.
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National League Scores and Schedule Snapshot
New York 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 led baseball action. St Louis 2 Los Angeles 1 and Atlanta 6 San Francisco 5 followed. Today's games list Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Houston at Cincinnati Los Angeles at St Louis San Francisco at Atlanta. Wednesday games included Pittsburgh at Chicago Houston at Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia.
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Baseball scores and suspensions across leagues
Results show various games with teams like California Boston Chicago Baltimore New York and others. Notable notes include Cleveland at Oakland, Detroit at Minnesota, and a rain delay affecting multiple matchups. Pacific Coast League games listed Seattle San Diego Portland Denver Tulsa suspended second inning power outage Hawaii defeated Phoenix 9 4.
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Track Bolsters Its Fire Watch
Suffolk Downs tightened security after an arson fire killed 15 thoroughbreds and a stable pony. Track general manager Tom Beechem said two earlier fires were spotted and extinguished before the Barn EE blaze, with damage around 60,000 dollars and horse losses near 150,000 dollars.
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Longwood Club Wins National Singles Championship
The Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Mass lands the National Singles title to join its National Doubles, with the event set Aug 16 25. The club may host singles long term if the Forest Hills Open profits meet expectations, tying the future to Open revenue.
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Johnson Delivers for Reds in 3-2 Victory Over Astros
Alex Johnson, seeking comfort at the plate, caps a 3-hit night with a game-winning double in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 win over the Houston Astros. Ed Charles homered for the Mets in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh. Larry Jaster beat the Dodgers with a two-hitter. Felipe Alou drove in the tying run in Atlanta’s 6-5 win over San Francisco. Johnson, traded from St. Louis, anchors left field as Cincinnati climbs in the standings.
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Astros pitchers shut out by late rally and triple
In a photo finish, the Astros were held to two runs both scored on a third inning triple by Jimmy Wynn. Bill Kelso relieved Teddy Davidson in the eighth after Arrigo started the inning, earned the win after Davidson walked two and Kelso fanned one batter and induced a double play.
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Bowling Proprietors Face Antitrust Consent Judgment
The Justice Department antitrust division filed a consent judgment in U.S. District Court restricting the Bowling Proprietors' Association of Northern Ohio from fixing prices for open league or tournament bowling. The judgment becomes final in 30 days, ending federal moves begun in 1966. Three association officials have already been fined $9,000 after pleas to conspiracy charges.
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Sports Star Chooses Reds Baseball Path
Charlie West, 21 from Big Spring Texas, drafted by Cincinnati and Minnesota, picks baseball over football. He signed Monday with Cincinnati's Tampa farm club in the Florida State League to play the outfield.
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