Teams Get Lifts By New Talent American League Night Results
Baseball standings and results show teams aided by new players. Detroit and Cleveland complete a suspended game. Boston and Chicago split. California beats Washington. New York invalidates Oakland with a high scoring 3-8, 3-4-? Detroit beats Cleveland 5-2. Today Cleveland faces Detroit in a twin bill.
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Two rookies reach majors with clutch home runs
Oakland’s Joe Keough and Detroit’s Campbell delivered in impressive MLB debuts. Keough became the 37th player to homer in his first at bat and sparked a 4-3 Oakland win over the Yankees, while Campbell homered in his sixth game as a starter for Detroit in a 6-1 victory over Cleveland. The day also saw Boston, California, Baltimore posting wins and Harrelson edging toward the AL Triple Crown with a 297 average and 32 homers.
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Stone Pitches and Hits Way Into Braves Hearts
Young left handed rookie George Stone, two days from 22, impressed Braves manager Lyman Harris by pitching and batting Atlanta to a 10-2 win over Chicago. Stone drove in three runs, allowed six hits, fanned five, and walked one, earning another look before potential draft protection. The Cardinals beat the Reds and the Dodgers beat the Pirates in other games.
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Krieger's-Safley's win in Open Softball league play
Krieger's Safley's Krieger's edged Safley's Sporting Goods 3-1 as Keith Chapman pitched the win with John Robinson taking the loss. Bob Steckman led Krieger's with two of six hits, while Lafley's Steve Temple went 4-for-4 for Safley's. In another Open game, Elms-Cricks beat Crick's Lounge 12-2 behind Vern LaRue's win and three-hit days from Hadley Bollinger Conway Garvin and LaRue.
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Bowling Pin Busters Standings Report
Standings show Charlie Brown's All Stars leading with 25 wins and 15 losses. Dell Wagner tops individual high games and second high series, while Plamor Lanes places second in high team game and second high team series.
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Hodges Blames Walker For Mets Astros Bench Brawl
In Houston, Mets manager Gil Hodges said Harry Walker provoked the fourth inning scuffle after Astros runner Doug Rader tripled and slid into third. The brawl sparked as players from both sides fought. Kevin Collins was hospitalized for X rays but not believed seriously injured.
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Montreal faces third backer withdrawal from new NL team
Montreal’s fledgling NL franchise suffered another setback as Robert Irsay reportedly pulled out, with Charles Bronfman confirming Irsay’s exit while other sponsors Lorne Webster Sidney Maislin and John Newman remained. City officials wrestle with stadium lease and roof plans for the 25,000 seat Autostade as talks continue.
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Strottle Myre Shuts Out Oakland for 15th Victory
Major League summary notes Mel Stottlemyre pitching for the Yankees after a rain delay of about an hour and 20 minutes. He scattered six hits and blanked Oakland 3-0 to notch his 15th win, matching his total from last season. Chuck Hinton of the Angels doubled and scored in the fifth, then singled home the tying run in the seventh as California beat Washington 4 to 2.
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Pin Twisters Banquet Names 2023 Award Winners
The Pin Twisters Bowling league held its summer banquet at Iaa Mae's on Wednesday night. Winners receiving trophies were Betty Bradley Mavis Kemper Dorothy Naber Dela Griffin and Dorothy Page. Special awards went to Judy Roby for high series 546 Glenda Hartsock for high game 223 Muscatine Produce for high team games 793 and Player Lanes for high team series 2280 with most improved bowler Sandra Townsley. Officers re elected for next summer are Jan Abney president Betty Kleist vice president and Velma Hill secretary treasurer.
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