Middletown Middies run to 35 6 win over Dayton Chaminade
Middletown dominates Dayton Chaminade in a scrimmage using a strong middle run from the I formation. Coach Jack Gordon lauds discipline and poise as key factors after Cincinnati Roger Bacon scouts observe and Springfield South scouts report on the Middies’ wide defense. The victory follows their 26-20 win over Springfield as momentum shifts late in the game.
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Giants edge Reds 8 4 as Willie Mays scene shocks Candlestick
Giants beat Cincinnati 8 4 at Candlestick Park in front of a crowd of 2 361 the smallest home turnout in franchise history. Willie Mays chased two fans into the stands after a running catch triggering security escort. Gary Nolan started for the Reds and Clay Carroll took the loss as San Francisco seized a two game lead for second place.
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Cronin Denies Umpire Firings Tied to Union Activity
Cleveland AP report says Salerno and Valentine claim they were fired for organizing AL umpires. Cronin denies union link, citing performance issues. The duo says NL umpires invited AL members to join a cross league body, with severance notices issued shortly after.
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Cardinals To Determine Order Of Finish In NL
The St. Louis Cardinals look like a potential dynasty as they chase more than a pennant. They head to San Francisco for a three game set with the Giants, then to Los Angeles for three with the Dodgers, before home games with Philadelphia and Houston. Manager Red Schoendienst outlined the regular pitching rotation for the 11 games ahead, setting up Bob Gibson to face Detroit’s Denny McLain in the World Series opener.
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Orioles Buford Delays Tiger Flag Celebration
Detroit's Norm Cash powered the Tigers past the Yankees 9-1 to ensure at least a tie for the American League pennant and keep Detroit from clinching a flag while Baltimore's Buford homered as the Orioles beat Boston 8-1 to stay alive. Minnesota topped California 4-3 on Rick Renick's ninth inning homer.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding
Baseball leaders listed include Rose of Cincinnati and M Alou of Pittsburgh with top batting averages .341 and .330 respectively. Key counts cover runs Beckett Chic 98, RBIs Williams Chic 97, McCovey S F 97, hits F Alou Atl 195 and Rose Cin 195.
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Baseball Statistical Leaders of the Season
Yasuztrzemski Boston led batting with .300 on 375 at bats while Aparicio Chicago and Campaneris Oakland topped hits with 166 and 159 respectively. F Howard Washington's 42 homers and McLain Detroit’s 30 5 record highlight the season with McLain’s 264 strikeouts and Campaneris’s 54 stolen bases.
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Mets Take 2-0 Lead Over Jets In Goveror's Cup
The Jacksonville Mets moved 2-0 up in the best-of-seven Governors Cup finals by beating the Columbus Jets 6-4. Manny Sanguillen and George Spriggs hit two-run homers for the Mets as Tug McGraw earned the win over John Gelnar despite 13 Jets hits.
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Milwaukee card sees Mathis narrowly outpoint Wipperman
In Milwaukee Buster Mathis 225 pounds from Grand Rapids outpoints Dick Wipperman 218 pounds of Buffalo over ten rounds. In New Orleans Percy Pugh 147 pounds from New Orleans outpoints Pete Toro 14842 of New York in twelve rounds. In San Francisco Roger Rischer 197 pounds of Oakland outpoints Eduardo Corletti 198 pounds of Rome in ten rounds. Roberto Amaya 14742 from Argentina KOed Don Hicks 144% of San Francisco in four rounds.
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Yesterday's Stars: Ellis Grinds Three-Hitter as Pirates Beat Phillies
Dock Ellis pitched a complete game three-hitter, leading Pittsburgh to a 6-1 win over Philadelphia. Norm Cash drove in five for the Tigers, including a three-run homer and a double, as Detroit routed the Yankees 9-1 to clinch a tie for its first African League pennant in 23 years.
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National League WOL Pet G.B results list
National League results show San Francisco over Cincinnati 8 4 Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 6 1 and Los Angeles blanking Atlanta 6 0. Upcoming games include Chicago at New York St Louis at San Francisco Cincinnati at Los Angeles and Atlanta at Houston with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia noted.
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Martin May Be Next In Line For Twins Job
Billy Martin, managing the Twins’ Triple-A Denver team, is seen as a potential successor to Cal Ermer. Club president Calvin Griffith declines to confirm a decision, saying no final choice has been made. Martin returned to Minneapolis after watching a 4-3 win over California and suggested he will discuss his future after elk hunting in Montana.
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