Osteen Triggers Dodgers Uprising To Top Braves
Los Angeles pitcher Claude Osteen sparked a four run eighth inning with a single to lift the Dodgers to a 4 0 win over Atlanta. Osteen earned his ninth victory as Phil Regan completed the shutout. Blasingame had held the Dodgers to five hits through seven before the late uprising.
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Redlegs rout Giants 12-1 to extend Reds win streak
Cincinnati Reds crushed San Francisco 12-1 marking their seventh straight victory. Johnny Edwards drove in four runs with two early hits, Deron Johnson added two RBIs, and Sammy Ellis earned the win with a strong seven innings and ten strikeouts while Don Mason hit a eighth inning homer for the Giants.
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Northeast's Summer Coaching Clinic Draws Largest Crowd
The Northeast State Summer Coaching Clinic drew its biggest opening day crowd with more than 140 registrants. Coaches from four states attended along with officials and physicians as Glenn Dobbs and Bob Bass prepared talks and a Saturday panel on football.
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Southwestern
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Houston Defeats Cardinals in Astounding First Inning
Houston Astros beat St. Louis 4-1 as Dave Nicholson drive in one and score twice including a triple. Rusty Staub opened scoring with a first inning RBI single and Nicholson added a run on a triple then scored on a Bob Aspromonte single. Nicholson scored again in the third as Houston broke the game open. Larry Dierker earned the win to move to 4-2, in his final start before Army reserve duty. Cardinals’ lone run came in the third on Brock, Gagliano, Flood, and Francona.
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Meyers Denies $2 Million Inheritance Rumor
Dallas-Fort Worth pitcher Lee Meyers and actress Ma mie Van Doren wed in a secret ceremony. Reports of a $2 million estate were denied by Meyers' father who said there is no inheritance and no such fortune.
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Cardinals sign two draft selections in free-agent draft
St Louis scouting director George Silvey announced the Cardinals have signed two of their draft choices. Dan Barrett, 18, of Springfield Missouri, and Eddie Dixon, 19, of Rockford Tennessee, will report to Sarasota Florida for Gulf Coast League assignment.
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Vikings Veteran Is Considering His Retirement
The Vikings announce veteran middle linebacker Rip Hawkins is weighing retirement to resume law studies at Emory University in Atlanta. General Manager Jim Finks says it appears Hawkins will retire, while Coach Norm Van Brocklin hails the potential loss as significant for the team. Hawkins, 27, has been a regular starter since 1961 and must return to Atlanta to continue coursework.
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Senators Send Jim Duckworth To Kansas City
Washington, AP. The Senators sent pitcher Jim Duckworth to Kansas City on waivers to complete a deal for first baseman Ken Harrelson. Duckworth, 7-23 with a rib injury this season, pitched 14 1 3 innings with three losses. Harrelson reported to Washington Thursday.
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Ford Returning To Active Duty
New York AP Ford Whitey Ford, dean of the Yankee pitching staff, was returned to active duty Friday after being on the disabled list since June 6 with an inflamed ligament in his left elbow.
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Bills Sign Mansfield to Free Agent Fullback
BUFFALO N Y AP Shel by Mansfield of North Carolina State signed with the American Football League champion Buffalo Bills. Mansfield, 21, a native of Camden North Carolina, carried 175 times for 626 yards for the Wolfpack last season as a fullback.
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Big Loop Pitchers Join Death by Own Action Club
New York AP report notes major league pitchers increasingly join a lighthearted “death by own action club” tier by losing to Sandy Koufax or Juan Marichal. Co chairmen include Hands Ellis Gibbon Drysdale Bruce Jackson with several Mets and Mahaffey. Many stars have tasted defeats to Koufax or Marichal while others like Gibson Short Cuellar Veale also beat them. Koufax and Marichal last met Aug 22, Giants 4-3 as Herbel earned the win.
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Los Angeles
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Houston
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Twins Clinch Nightcap to Split with Detroit
Zoilo Versalles drove in four as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 9-2 in the nightcap, ending Detroit’s six-game win streak. Versalles hit a three-run homer and a single. Jerry Zimmerman contributed three RBIs with a triple and a single. Camilo Pascual earned his seventh win despite leaving after a pitch struck him near the ear. The Tigers won the opener 2-1 on Bill Freehan’s ninth inning RBI.
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Thursday Baseball Results and Night Games Summary
Thursday's results show Kansas City 7 Cleveland 5 and New York 5 Chicago 5 with Boston 5 Washington i Detroit 2-2 and Minnesota 1-9. Tonight's schedule includes six matchups with pitchers Lindblad Brunet Perry McLain Peters Stottlemyre Bosman Sheldon and injury note to a pitcher. Tigers win on ninth inning rally as Freehan drives winning run and Oliva throws Cash at plate. Northrup leads Tigers with first hit and Kosco later singles for go ahead.
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Ruston Rhalls Bossier 17 1 in Legion game
Ruston Contractors blasted 14 runs in the second inning to power a 17-1 win over Airline of Bossier City in a shortened American Legion contest. T. L. James earned the win, Miller took the loss, Allan Shorey hit two doubles with three RBIs, J. B. Martin had three hits and two RBIs, and Smith went 3-for-3.
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Bastrop Plays Crossett Today In Ark La League Action
Bastrop meets Crossett Arkansas today at 3 00 p m at Met Rouge in Ark La League action The starting pitcher for Bastrop will be James Ford or George Hughes Farmerville travels to Beekman Sunday at 3 00 p m for a league contest with other games listed
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Mets ink top draft pick Chilcott from Lancaster
New York Mets announce signing of Steve Chilcott a first choice in baseball’s draft with a contract reportedly over 50 000 but under 100 000 General Manager George Weiss notes Stengel endorsed the prospect praising his tools The club will also fund four years of college tuition with Chilcott set to report to Marion Virginia to play for the Appalachian League team Martins schedule ends in early September
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Stephenson Reappears To Pitch For Toronto
TOLEDO Ohio AP Jerry Stephenson the Boston Red Sox suspended player who vanished returned to pitch three innings for Toronto of the International League Friday night in a 6 4 Toronto win over Toledo He allowed two hits one homer a walk and fanned four Williams lifted him due to reduced work but plans to start him Monday against Toledo The official scorer credited Stephenson with the win before giving it to Fred Wenz Stephenson 22 who was 2 5 with Boston this season was optioned to Toronto last Friday and failed to report Red Sox said he drove from California where his father had placed him on a plane and was later suspended by the team regardless Williams said Stephenson looked very good and the layoff did not hurt him.
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Darryl Booth pitched his fifth straight win as Pepsi Cola beat KTVE 8 to 4 in Amateur League action. He went the distance, gave up seven hits, four walks, and struck out nine. Ken Saterfield led Pepsi with three RBIs and three runs while Roy Walton added two hits and three RBIs. Charley Dykes had three hits for KTVE including a double and a triple.
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