Roseboro Drives Dodgers Past Giants in Key NL Clash
Dodgers edge San Francisco 4 3 to clinch the pivotal four game series, Roseboro slugs a triple and steals home after Lee Walls and two others set up the late attack. Perranoski holds off late rally as Mays and Cepeda strikeout to seal win. Cincinnati, St Louis, and Houston also win while Philadelphia ends a 17 game skid.
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Koufax Out For Season
Los Angeles Dodger ace Sandy Koufax will not pitch again this season after a hand nerve block. Manager Walt Alston called up Omaha reliever Jack Smith, 17-7 at Omaha, to bolster a depleted mound crew as Koufax joins Larry Sherry on the sidelines with arm and ankle issues.
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Middletown Quarterback Club to feature local boxing in season preview
Local fans are invited to the Monday noon Quarterback Club meetings at Frisch's N Main to hear Middletown High's Glenn Filison and Fenwick's Jerry Harkrader discuss last Friday's games. The club marks its 16th year of football talk as Middletown Boosters equip staff with walkie talkies and a new field box. Walt Turner, returning from Louisville with a professional win, hints at a televised bout next, exciting Middletonians eager for hometown stars on national cameras.
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Angels rally past Yankees in dramatic late innings
Los Angeles Angels stun New York with six seventh inning runs and a ninth inning winner, marking their 16th walk-off this season. Mickey Mantle suffers rib cage injury in batting practice as divisions shift with AL results. Clete Boyer ties game late for Yankees before Bob Rodgers delivers deciding hit. Julio Navarro earns the win in his second big league game.
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Belinsky Oilers Trade Rumor Shocks Angels to A's
The Los Angeles Angels reportedly sold no hitter Bo Belinsky to the Kansas City Athletics after the 1962 season as part of a deal involving right handed Dan Osinski from Portland. Officials declined to confirm the report while Belinsky had mature Hollywood attention after his May 5 no hitter.
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Wake Forest Coach Horace McKinney Also an ordained Baptist minister
Horace Bones McKinney the Wake Forest basketball coach is identified as an ordained Baptist minister blending his roles in athletics and ministry. The note highlights his dual vocation and public presence within the university community.
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Bones) McKinney
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Cleveland Hires Farm Supervisor
Walter G. Shannon, longtime St. Louis Cardinals official, is named Midwest scouting supervisor for the Cleveland Indians. He resigns his Cardinals role to accept the post, seen as a key step in strengthening Cleveland’s scouting staff.
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Former Spider Player Dies
Lucius Forrest Harris, 88, a former second baseman for the Cleveland Spiders, died Tuesday night at his home in Chagrin Falls. Harris, who ran a hardware store there for 50 years, joined the Spiders at age 18 as a teammate of Tris Speaker.
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American League Baseball Scores and Schedule Item
A confused listing shows team abbreviations and numbers, then scheduled games for Milwaukee at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Houston Chicago at Cincinnati San Francisco at Los Angeles plus Thursday games. The note references American League context and multiple city matchups.
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Reds face Cubs as end of series looms in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee, Cincinnati Reds seek late-season help for pennant push after a 9-6 win over the Braves. Joe Nuxhall and Jim Maloney to start a twi night doubleheader. Pinson Edwards and Keough homered, O Toole earned his 15th win while Spahn faltered at 41. Hutchinson cautions optimism, pace to chase Dodgers and Giants with 22 final games.
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