Weeknight baseball and box scores from scattered games
Scores show St Louis and Los Angeles winning while Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Chicago drop. Several leagues list standings, batting leaders, and upcoming games across a crowded scoreboard page with multiple cities, teams and players noted.
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Sluggers Run Wild as Reds and Cards Split Nine Innings
In scorcher heat at Crosley Field Cincinnati, the Reds and Cardinals combined for 53 hits to split a doubleheader. St Louis erased an eight-run deficit in the opener to win 10-8, then Cincinnati pulled a 7-6 12-inning win in the nightcap. Dodgers extend streak to seven with late rally against Phillies. Cubs split with Braves as Torre belts two homers. Giants top Mets, McCovey and Mays drive late rally. Koosman denied 10th win. Pirates edge Astros as Moose stars. RF Kennedy tribute noted as season story wraps.
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Associated Press
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Cage Assistant For Green Wave
NEW ORLEANS AP The former head coach of the Sullivan, Ind basketball team is named assistant cage coach at Tulane University. Dick Longo from Cedar Rapids Iowa is signed by Ralph Pedersen and athletics director Dr. Rix N Yard to replace Tom Missalke who resigned last March for a Milwaukee NBA position.
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Milwaukee
National Basketball Association
Indians Use Two Catchers In 2-0 Win Over Tigers
Alvin Dark's two catcher setup with Duke Sims in left field and Jose Azcue behind the plate helped Cleveland beat Detroit 2-0 as Luis Tiant tossed a four-hitter. Sims homered in the seventh. Azcue drove in a run with a base hit in the fifth. Washington routed Minnesota 7-4. New York swept California 8-1 and 3-2. Kennedy memorial led to postponed games in Chicago and Oakland.
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Jose) Cardenal
Drysdale Record Good For Alston
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale saw his scoreless streak end but Los Angeles won 5-3 at Philadelphia and 4-3 the next day. Howie Bedell drove in a run for the Phillies in the fifth. Paul Popovich homered in the ninth, the first in two seasons, as Wes Parker and Popovich helped lift the Dodgers within two games of St Louis. Parker homered in the last eight games as Los Angeles beat its fifth southpaw in a row with Torborg and Gabrielson contributing, while unearned runs aided by four Phillies errors. Willie Davis drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly off Grant Jackson.
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Monroe Hosts 69 Amateur Rivers Copper
In Baton Rouge AP report Lafayette detective predicted 288 would win and the forecast proved right as the Louisiana State Amateur Golf champion posted 288. Jimmy Day shot 75 in final round. Mike Keck 74. Day won playoff over Keck for runner up.
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Simon Tops State Twin-A Baseball
Richard Simon led Louisiana Class AA baseball as a unanimous Outstanding Player choice for the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Northwood coach James Farrar also earned AA Coach of the Year as his first-year squad reached the semifinals, while Reserve, Minden, Menard and Redemptorist placed multiple players on the all-state team.
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Ramos Ready For Frazier Title Fight Pressing Weight
Manuel Ramos, cleared down to 202 pounds, reports peak form ahead of the June 24 Madison Square Garden bout with Joe Frazier for a heavyweight title variant. The NY area fighter says training is going well and he feels ready to compete at peak level.
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