Brooks Robinson Confident Orioles Have Won AL Title
Orioles star Brooks Robinson declares the AL pennant won after a 4-0 win over the Twins, as Baltimore extends a 58 game lead over Detroit. Manager Hank Bauer cautions there are 58 games left and the race is not over.
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Probable Pitchers In Monday NL Games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for Monday across the National League. San Francisco at New York features Gibbon versus Friend. Houston visits Philadelphia with Bruce opposing Culp. Los Angeles travels to Pittsburgh pitting Koufax against Sisk. Cincinnati at St Louis matches O'Toole with Washburn. Also scheduled New York at California Talbot versus Wright. Washington at Kansas City may pair Moore against Lindblad or Terry. Boston at Minnesota lists Stange against Grant.
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Washington
Moore
Kansas City
Lindblad
Terry
Boston
Stange
Minnesota
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Atlanta
Chicago
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Phila
Standings and results from Sunday and Saturday baseball
Standings show Baltimore leading with a 69 35 record and Detroit 55 47 in the American League divisions. Saturday results include Minnesota over Baltimore 7 0 and Chicago 6 New York 0 with multiple interleague lookins.
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Bankers Fall In Extra Innings 1 5
The 1st National Bankers of Morris lost to Channahon 7 5 in 10 innings at the MCHL diamond. Denny Thorson took the loss. Lamping won in relief of Breen. John Varland had two singles and a double for Morris. Borella led Channahon with two hits. The Bankers travel to Marseilles next. Sammy Snead misses U S Open by one stroke for first time in 26 years.
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MCHL
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Thorson
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Breen
John Varland
Borella
Marseilles
Sammy Snead
All-Stars in Tip-Top Shape For Game
The College All-Stars prepare for the 33rd midsummer game against the NFL champion Green Bay Packers with full health except for Carl McAdams who is out with a fractured left ankle. Coach Sauer steers a star-studded roster including Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski as the 65,000-strong crowd awaits ABC telecast.
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Green Bay Packers
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Oklahoma
New York Jets
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Washington Redskins
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Packer
Donny Anderson
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Opdyke Little Leaguers Dominate South Wilmington
Opdyke routs South Wilmington 10 to 2 after a seven run first inning. Denny Egeland pitched a two hit game while Cleeton homered twice. Dinelli was charged with the loss as Opdyke prepares for a midweek trip to Morris for a rematch with the All-Stars.
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Cleeton
Morris
All-Stars
Stars post doubleheader sweep with big hits and runs
Yesterday's stars include Bill White and Phil Lies who combined for seven hits four doubles and a home run driving in five as their team beat Pittsburgh 8 1 and 6 5 in a doubleheader sweep. Dave Guisti of the Astros tossed a three hit shutout in a 7 0 win over the Reds ending Houston's seven game skid in the opener.
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Bob Shaw
Chicago
New York
Chuck Hiller
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Cleon Jones
Associated Press
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Tennis boosters claim New England hosts most summer tournaments
A Boston AP report notes that New England tennis boosters say the six-state area will host 143 tournaments this summer, more than any other section in the country.
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Boston
New England Tennis Boosters
Neloy Fails To Post 28th Stakes Win This Weekend
Trainer Eddie Neloy, for the Phipps stable, failed to win a string of stakes last Saturday at Delaware Arlington and Monmouth. Buckpasser leads the American Derby field at Arlington with Bold Lad in the Whitney at Saratoga. Great Power and Disciplinarian won at Monmouth in 1:05 4-5 and 1:05 3-5 while Intriguing finished fourth at Meadowlands. Open Fire set a track record in the Delaware Handicap for fillies and mares.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list highlights leaders by batting average runs and RBIs with players such as Ce peda Alou Aaron Stargell Clemente and Torre leading in various categories. It also notes Callison Alou and Phillips as doubles co leaders and Brock Clemente and Brock in triples along with pitching leaders Regan Perry and Koufax with their win loss records and strikeout tallies.
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Atlanta
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Pittsburgh
Callison
Philadelphia
Phillips
Chicago
McCarver
St. Louis
Brock
Aaron
Torre
Jackson
Houston
Regan
Los Angeles
Perry
San Francisco
Koufax
Bunning
Batting Leaders and Run Totals From The Season
Batting average leaders Oli va Minnesota .328 Snyder Baltimore .323. Runs leader F Robinson Balti 81 Aparicio Balti 71. RBI leader B Robinson Balti 82 Powell and
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Minnesota
Snyder
Baltimore
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Aparicio
B. Robinson
Powell
Robinson and Oliva Pace Batting Duel in 129 Run Game
F Robinson of Baltimore hits Oliva of Minnesota for 129 while B Robinson of Baltimore posts 124. Yastrzemski and Robinson combine with doubles for Boston to reach 28. The Baltimore duo contribute 26 in a high scoring contest.
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
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Yastrzemski
Boston
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