Stargell Hits Three Homers as Pirates Crush Dodgers
Willie Stargell slugging for a 3 homer and a double leads the Pirates to a 13-3 win over the Dodgers. He drives in six and lifts his season total to 20 as Pittsburgh bats swarm in a 15-hit attack. Bob Bailey and Jim Pagliaroni also homer, while Wes Parker drives in all Dodgers runs.
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Cardinals End Slump With 11 2 Win Over Reds In Cincinnati
St Louis surged past Cincinnati 11 to 2 as Bill White and Phil Gagliano fueled the attack. White doubled and drove in two in the second, Gagliano hit a three run homer in the fourth, and Lou Brock added RBI singles. Tracy Stallard earned his fourth win as the Cardinals split with Chicago pending Purkey against Buhl in St Louis.
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Keane Still Optimistic Amid Yankees’ Slump
Yankee manager Keane remains upbeat despite a 10 or 01 game deficit as Mantle and Maris miss time and Whitey Ford pitches only when weather allows. The Yankees fell 6-2 to Kansas City, extending a rough stretch with injuries and poor hitting. Cleveland and Chicago narrowed the gap behind Minnesota and Detroit won, while Baltimore edged Boston.
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Major League SLUICE Scores and Schedule Summary
MLB slate lists Houston 4 over New York 2 and Cincinnati 4 over Pittsburgh 18. Chicago 3 Milwaukee 1 and St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 4. Today include Chicago at St Louis and New York at Houston. Saturday shows Cincinnati at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. Results note Kansas City 6 New York 2 and Baltimore 4 Boston ?
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Red Sox and Phillies Fined for Curfews and Mistakes
Baseball fines ripple through big clubs as Red Sox stay outs and Phillies players face penalties for curfew breaches. Ken Boyer and Phil Gagliano of the Cardinals are fined by Red Schoendienst for alertness lapses. Yankees and Mets had prior rounds, with various infractions and pay deductions.
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Boston Celtics Sold to New York Brewery Group
New York Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co agrees to pay about 3 million dollars for the Celtics but the team will stay in Boston. Arnold Red Auerbach remains executive in charge as coach and general manager. Lou Pieri and Mrs. Walter Brown announce the sale and papers to be signed in Boston. Jack Waldron will be Celtics president. Marvin Kratter becomes board chairman.
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Dorothy Webb Crowned Fifth Southern Illinois Women’s Title
Mrs Dorothy Webb of Murphysboro won the Southern Illinois Women’s golf crown at Carmi this week, her fifth in the 14 year SIGA tourney. Webb shot 81 79 over two days, runner up Lynn Hastie of Carterville seven strokes behind, Ruth Ann Mann of Herrin finished third with 18. Pipes likewise dominated SIGA men’s golf with six titles.
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Ruth Ann Mann
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St Louis Stays Competitive Says Schoendienst
Manager Schoendienst comments after a ball game with players giving full effort. He downplays harsh tactics saying we can’t horsewhip as Gagliano stops at second base on a hit-run single. The tone stresses belief in the team’s fighting spirit.
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Darkhorse of Wimbledon Upsets Lundquist in Debut at 26
Allen Fox of Chicago, UCLA psychology student, stunned Sweden's Jan Erik Lundquist in the Wimbledon third round on his 26th birthday. The American, ranked eighth in the U.S., analyzed his opponent to win 7-9 7-5 6-2 7-5, becoming the dark horse of the tournament before possibly facing Eugene Scott in the next round. Dennis Ralston also advanced, with Scott, Fitzgibbon, and Riessen joining Fox in the round of 32.
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Marty Riessen
Evanston, Il
Italy
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Chicagoan Earl Liff Captures Illinois Amateur Golf Crown
Earl Liff of Chicago won the Illinois State Amateur title at Prestwick after a final round surge of three consecutive birdies. He finished 72 holes at 293 five over par, four strokes ahead of Wayne Etherton of St. Charles. Bob Scherer of Decatur and Dale Schofield of Springfield tied for third at 300.
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Fastballing Steve Pigg ties junior strikeout record
Steve Pigg pitched a one hit game and tied a 19 strikeout junior division record as Register-News beat YMCA 50. He lost the no hitter with two outs in the ninth as Tom Bilderbeck beat a ball down the third base line. Danny Hoeinghouse finished with four hits allowed despite five innings of one hit ball.
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Bowling High Games and Series Details
Sonny Russell bowled 212 and 209 for a high game and led with a 609 series. Dewey Barton posted 347, Dallas Cluck 538, Alberta Bailey 492, Delorss Poston 478, Pat Jones 500, with Dallas Cluck and Alberta Bailey among top finishers.
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Yankees top Shrine Club Senators for fourth straight win
In a 86 run win, Brehm Hanna Yankees beat Shrine Club Senators. Danny Smith earned his second win with six walks four strikeouts and four hits allowed. Senators collected four unearned runs on six hits. Ward took the loss for four innings. Irvin Griffin Smith Ward and Bevis each had a single for the Senators.
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Meadow Court Leads Irish Derby Field at Currah Track
Irish Derby at Currach track features Meadow Court as strong favorite among 22 runners after late scratch of Dux Bonus. Race distance is 1 1/4 miles with a purse of 168000 dollars shaping the Irish Sweepstakes second of the year.
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Aparicio’s Solo Shot Seals Win Margin
Luis Aparicio delivered a solo homer that provided the decisive margin in the game. His blast produced the critical run that secured the victory and showcased his timely power.
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