Cards drop to 8th after 5th straight loss
The St. Louis Cardinals slumped to eighth in the NL after a 9-3 defeat to Houston, their fifth straight loss and 17th in 23 games. New acquisitions Jack Spring and Lou Brock arrived midgame, with Spring giving up four more runs in relief and Brock striking out in his first at bat for St Louis.
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Monday and Wednesday Baseball Schedule Highlights
Monday results show Chicago beating Baltimore 9 to 1 and Washington 3 to 2 over Los Angeles. Rain affected Minnesota at Cleveland. today’s slate features Boston at New York and Chicago at Baltimore two twilight games among others.
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Machinists Defeat City Employes in Mt Vernon Softball
Machinist Local 1417 beat City Employes 14 to 8 at City Park in Mt Vernon league play. Paul Keen had three hits and drove in runs, while John Boyd also supplied three hits. Citymen plated five runs in the fifth inning on four walks and two errors. Tonight Wards face Frostie and Ski meet City Employes at 7:30.
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Baseball play highlights seventh inning surge
Dick Phillips doubled home Jim King and scored on Ed Brinkman's single in the seventh inning.
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Colts Rally Past Cardinals in 9-3 Victory
Houston Colts defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9-3 as Glen Hobbie and Jack Spring struggled after being traded from the Cubs and Lou Brock appeared with the Colts. The Cardinals, dropping to two games under .500, sit seven from first place and ride a five game skid. Ray Sadecki faces Bob Bruce in tonight’s fourth game of the series.
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Filberth And Williams Top Jaycee Meet
Filberth fired a three under par 35 32 67 to lead the 15 17 year old division with Williams at 38 39 77 for the 14 year and under group. Action continues today for 18 holes at Indian Hills as Mt Vernon sends low scores to the state tourney at Moline July 20 22.
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Ram coach to take Greenville post in Illinois
Elmer Bud Bornman formerly Mt. Vernon basketball coach said he will accept the head cage job at Greenville Illinois next year. He will also lead Greenville baseball and assist with football as the school with about 800 students moves he and his family to town.
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Plan Photo Timer At Olympics Plan Photo Timer At Olympics
New York AP reports Tokyo plans to use a Japanese timed photo finish system at the Olympic Games. The device records finish line photos and times to one hundredth of a second, with two lenses for contestant images and a right angle to capture timing. It marks the first non European timing instrument used in the Games.
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Bowling Youth Summer League High Scores and Standings
Jackie Coleman led high games with 179 and high series at 463, followed by Gene Ralph 208 in games and 553 in series. Darlene Peacock and Cheryl Gockel posted strong series. Jack Wilcox and Mike Wilcox also posted notable scores. Standings show Mets and Yankees with similar records, Redbirds trailing with mixed results.
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Cardinals And Cubs In Six-Player Deal
In a six player NL trade, St Louis sent Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz and Doug Clemens to Chicago for Lou Brock Jack Spring and Paul Toth. The Twins acquired Jim Grant from Cleveland in a late trade for Lee Stange and cash.
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Legion beats Elks after 5-5 tie in extra frame
American Legion Juvenile Division game ends 6-5 in eight innings. Steve Woodrome walks in the decisive run after two errors. Mickey McDonald goes 4-for-4, Terry Troutt Jim Miller and Woodrome add one hit. Mike Rush leads Ellis with three hits. Hillard secures win in relief. Ryan takes loss.
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Khoury Minor League Team Da vs Cards Colts Report
Pitching: Tom Seats and Larry Bailey earned decisions for Da and Cards respectively. Hitting: Billy Bob Webb and Jerry Tucker led Team D with two hits each. Larry Quinn and Tom Ones added one hit for Team CARDS. Cards pitchers Stan Black and Tim Pogue held Colts, with Jones and Ricky Allen earning two hits apiece for Cards.
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Kansas City A's Coach Named Wytheville Manager
Gus Niarhos, bullpen coach for the Kansas City Athletics, was appointed manager of Wytheville, Georgia, farm club on Monday.
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Tech Tackle Jim Walker Signs CFL Contract
LUBBOCK Texas AP Jim Walker a 220 pound Texas Tech tackle signed a contract Monday night with Edmonton of the Canadian Football League.
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Cardinals Pay 80 000 To Buy Debuting Prospect Deras
DETROIT AP Art Pinky Deras of Hamtramck Michigan signed an 80 000 baseball bonus contract with the St Louis Cardinals on Monday The Hamtramck High School senior and Little League World Series standout in 1959 was praised by Cardinal scout Moe Mozzali as having the talent to reach the majors in two years The Cardinals reportedly outbid several major league teams for Deras who batted .238 this season
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Yogi Berra and Casey Stengel Exchange Jokes at Exhibition
Rain halted the Yankees Mets exhibition in New York delaying the game to next Monday night. Managers Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra chatted in the Mets dugout about past teams and recent success, joking about retirement and nerves as they recalled past clashes and a White Sox streak.
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Tigers Defeat Yankees 8-3 Behind James Grand Slam
Willie James pitched four-hit ball to lead the First National Bank Tigers past the Brehm Hanna Yankees 8-3. Griffin took the loss, relieved by Wilkins in the fourth. Salyer Wilkins Ford and Manion had one hit for New York, while James added a grand slam in the seven-run second inning and DePoister and E. E. Curtis had two bases each.
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Cubs Outslug Giants In NL Action At Night
The Liberty Petroleum Cubs defeated the Elks Lodge Giants 11 6 behind winning pitcher Johnny Baal while Chris Mitchell took the loss in relief. Hardin Sword Campbell and Dowell had two hits each for the Cubs while Irwin Smith and Mitchell homered and added two hits for the Giants.
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Monday's Stars Batting Standouts Drive Colts Past St Louis
Walt Bond of Houston drove in four runs with two singles as the Colts defeated St Louis 9-3. Eddie Fisher of Chicago pitched the last six innings, allowing five hits, as the White Sox beat Baltimore 9-1 for their first win after six straight losses.
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Prairie chickens decline in Illinois study shows risk of extinction
Urbana report notes Illinois prairie chickens fell about 19 percent from spring 1963 to spring 1964 across ten areas, with total statewide birds around 2000 in 1962 and potential extinction by 1968 if trends continue. The Prairie Chicken Foundation has refuges near Newton, Jasper County, totaling 97 acres, but more nesting cover is needed.
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First Ace at Indian Hills Golf Course
Bob Norris of Fairfield Road scored the first hole in one at Mt. Vernon’s Indian Hills golf course yesterday. He aced the No. 2 hole, a 105 yard par three, while Rex Kelley and Don Hotten sen played with him.
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Lema Skips Practice For U S Open
Tony Lema skipped the first day of practice at Congressional as golf stars gathered for the U S Open. The flicker of hope surrounds Lema seeking a third straight win after Thunder Bird and Buick Opens, with Palmer Nicklaus Casper weighing in on chances and form.
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Downs Recounts Bass Haul and Sardine Jokes
In weekend fishing news Troy Downs checked in three bass weighing 4 pounds 12 ounces, 3 pounds 10 ounces, and 2 pounds 9 ounces. He says he faced joshing over a misreported story and joked about being accused of keeping sardines.
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