Helmet Change for Santo as Cubs Dodgers End Series
Chicago Cubs captain Ron Santo drives for a third homer in the series after a new protective helmet replaces the flap version worn since his facial fracture last June. Santo added a single and a homer in a 3-2 Cubs win over the Dodgers, while Banks and Phillips contributed more hits as Chicago fell 4-3. The White Sox split a doubleheader with Boston, with Agee and Kenworthy homering in the opener and Reggie Smith delivering a pinch triple in the nightcap.
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Red Sox
Boston
Tommie Agee
Dick Kenworthy
Walt Williams
Bosox
Wilbur Wood
George Scott
Reggie Smith
Kenworthy
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday and Upcoming Games
Standings show Cincinnati leading with 39 wins while St. Louis 34 and San Francisco 32. Wednesday results include Los Angeles 4 Chicago 3 and St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 with New York 4 Cincinnati 0. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia and San Francisco hosts Houston with other matchups listed for Friday.
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Baseball standings and results from early AL season
American League standings show Chicago at 33 22 and .600, Detroit 32 24, Baltimore 28 27, Boston 29 28, Minnesota 29 28, Cleveland 28 30, Kansas City 28 31, California 28 33, Washington 25 34, New York 7-2, Chicago 8-1, Boston 7-6, and other daily results. Matchups include Baltimore at Kansas City, Detroit at Minnesota, New York at Washington, Chicago at Boston, New York at Chicago, Kansas City at Detroit, with twi night games Minnesota at Cleveland Boston at Washington and California at Baltimore.
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Morris Summer Little League Rosters And Schedule
Four teams announced by Bob Ferguson for Morris summer recreation include Kenney's Cougars Cheshareck's Panthers Brooks' Tigers and Siron's Lions with rosters led by captains Kenney Cheshareck Brooks and Siron. The schedule spans June 24 to July 5 at Goodwill Playground with double round robin play and standard pitching rules.
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Morris Summer Recreation
Kenney
Cougars
Mark Kenney
Dave Olson
Greg Bednarik
Jim Finland
Scott Farmer
Phil Duket
Mike Roe
Paul Varland
Wayne Kenney
Pat Laughary
Craig Cassem
Todd Kutches
Cheshareck
Panthers
Bill Cheshareck
Rick Olson
Neil Kukman
John Nelson
Wayne Snyder
Dave Anderson
Tim Kindelspire
Greg R. Christensen
Mark Jorstad
Bill Bell
Jeff Parker
Mark Granger
Brooks’ Tigers
Mark Brooks
Tom Sokolinski
Bob Thompson
Don Knapp
Mark Peterson
Bob Fisher
Jack Errietta
Greg Larson
Jay Tibbett
Ron Lock
Jim McNulty
Mike Prombo
Siron
Lions
Jon Siron
Tom Finland
Greg Strait
Doug Bellm
Larry Johnson
Tom Peterson
Bruce Erickson
Tim Nagra
Larry Grieff
John Gilbertson
Tim Butterfield
Ed Butterfield
Brooks
Goodwill Playground
Armed Little Leaguer Asks No Favors
Lloyd Hickey, 11, of Sacramento, plays first base and pitches in Little League with one arm. He bats about .290 and has two prior pitching wins. Coach says he is coachable and avoids special favors, handling grounders and throws with resourceful skill.
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Adi os Vic Favored in Yonkers National Championship Pace
Pace favorite Adi os Vic, who halted Romeo Hanover's 21 race win streak in the Good Time Pace last week, is favored to win the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway tonight over 142 miles.
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Saturday Tag Day planned in Morris and Coal City
Morris and Coal City residents will be asked to buy tags Saturday to support summer recreation and Little League programs. The Morris Chamber of Commerce will run the downtown drive with about 200 youth batters selling tags to fund equipment and staff salaries.
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Bob Ciota
LeRoy Brown
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Bankers Triumph in Exhibition Over Coal City
In a Wednesday night exhibition at Morris, the Morris First National Bankers edged Coal City 6 to 1. Coaches noted the game would not count on the books and served as practice. Sunday schedule lists Morris vs Marseilles, Coal City vs Mazon, and Wilmington at Channahon.
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Chargers to scrimmage inmates at Joliet prisons
Joliet Chargers head coach Jesse Vail announced inter-squad scrimmages with inmates at Stateville and Collins Street Penitentiaries. Games start 1:30 p.m. Saturday July 29 and 11:45 a.m. Sunday July 30 after lunch, following a tour and talks with Warden Frank Pate.
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Shadowy Billy Casper Eyes U S Open Defense
Billy Casper, two time Open champion and former PGA Player of the Year, pursues the U.S. Open amid focus on Nicklaus and Palmer. Casper, famed for his quiet style and dieting that trimmed him from 230 to 175 pounds, seeks a comeback at Baltusrol while Nicklaus fires an eight under 62 in round one.
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Nicklaus
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Bobby Nichols
Tom Jacobs
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Bing Crosby
PGA Tour Feud Deepens Over Control and Pro Testing
The bitter clash between the Professional Golfers Association and touring players over tour control intensifies as Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and about 150 pros threaten to strike after the PGA National Championship in Denver. The PGA demands removal of protesting signatures and insists on no concessions, while the U S Open proceeds under USGA jurisdiction with a possible Cleveland meeting planned to air grievances.
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Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
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PGA
Max Elbin
Washington, D.C
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U. S. Golf Association
Elbin
PGA Executive Committee
Cleveland
Opdyke Minor League/ Little League fall to Seneca 8 6
Opdyke II Falls 8 to 6 at Seneca in a Little League game. Marty Odum earned the win and Dave Eltrevoog took the loss as Seneca moved ahead with runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Pete Brockman doubled for Opdyke and Jim Leonard collected two hits. Seneca’s Brockman doubled to pace the winners.
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Marty Odum
Dave Eltrevoog
Pro Soccer Results From The National League And United Association
The Associated Press reports National League results with St Louis defeating New York 2 1 and Baltimore beating Pittsburgh 4 1 Atlanta routed Philadelphia 3 0 and no games scheduled in other matches. United Association action shows Chicago 5 Boston 0 and Washington 2 Cleveland 2 Houston 2 Detroit 0 with Toronto 2 Dallas 2 and Los Angeles 5 Vancouver 1.
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Dartmouth Player Bill Hay Scores 33 Points Last Season
Bill Hay of Dartmouth tallied 33 points last season including 30 extra points and one field goal, highlighting his scoring contribution for the team.
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