Krieger's Open Softball League victory and standings update
Krieger's beat Ina Mae's 7 to 1 in a Monday night Kent Stein Park game as Carl Barlenhag and Keith Krieger Motors contributed multiple hits. Ing Mae’s Ben Frost homered for their lone run, Carlisle Sports Shop and Henderson’s each suffered late scoring. Berlin pitched well for Henderson’s until a late surge by Carlisle’s.
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Averages in Favor of Sox Open Phase Tl at Yankee Stadium
The Chicago White Sox aim to end a 0-10 skid against the Yankees as Phase Tl begins at Yankee Stadium. Al Lopez bets on his pitching staff to blunt the Yankees while Joe Horlen faces Ralph Terry in the opener and Juan Pizarro meets Jim Bouton at night. The Sox, 67-34 against the rest of the league, trail the leaders by two games in standings.
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Jim Bouton
Frick to Stay on in 65 as Baseball Meetings Go Smoothly
Chicago reports Major Leagues reached a joint agreement keeping Ford Frick as commissioner through the 1965 World Series. Plans for nightly Monday baseball telecasts nationwide were approved, with all 20 clubs sharing proceeds and negotiations to start in 30 days. The American League also approved the Los Angeles Angels move to Anaheim in 1966 under a 31 year lease.
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Quads Rally In 12th To Split Twin Bill
In a Midwest League doubleheader Quincy gained late on a seventh inning blast and a late rally, with John Matias and Steve Huntz homering for the Foxes in the nightcap while Matias also connected in the opener. Quad Cities won in 12th to trim Fox Cities' lead, Cedar Rapids split with Clinton, and other scorelines included Dubuque and Waterloo shutouts.
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Quincy
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Steve’ Huntz
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Dubuque
Minor League Results Highlight International and Coast Leagues
The International League games include Buffalo at Jacksonville with Rochester 4 Richmond 1, Syracuse 9 Columbus 2, Toronto 7 Atlanta 0. Coast League scores show Indianapolis 3 3, Arkansas 2 5, Oklahoma City 5. Denver 0 Seville 6 San Diego 4. Only games scheduled.
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Reds Dominant Win Over Dodgers Behind Purkey and Boros
Major League Stars recap shows Bob Purkey limiting the Los Angeles Dodgers to four hits in Cincinnati's 7-2 victory. Steve Boros drove in three Reds runs with a double, a single, and a bases loaded walk as Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles.
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Lefty16 Pitches First Perfect Game in Teener Tourney
Mark Belich16-year-old left-hander from West Allis Wis pitched the first perfect game in the teener Veterans of Foreign Wars Baseball Tournament history. He retired all 21 batters as West Allis beat Pierre South Dakota 5 to 0 in an opening round game. In other notes, Baltimore Colts placekicker Bob Gaither on waivers from New Mexico State.
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Nicklaus Leads Golf Money List With $96 217
Jack Nicklaus tops the PGA money winners list with $96,217 from 19 tour events, three wins. Arnold Palmer ranks second at $90,443 for a single season, Tony Lema third at $68,738, Bill Casper fourth at $64,886, Gary Player fifth at $52,449. Joen Rodriguez earns $46,610, Ken Venturi $45,565, Mason Rudolph $39,612, Souchak $37,414, Bob Nichols $34,527.
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Professional Golfers Association
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Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Gary
Joen Rodriguez
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Souchak
Bob Nichols
Giants Drop Night Game As Cardinals Rally At Home
The St Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 on a night when two baserunners were thrown out attempting to score. Pete Rose, Mel Queen and Vada Pinson fueled Cincinnati’s 7-2 win over the Dodgers. Al Dark declined to comment on fines. The Phillies built a big NL lead while the Giants lingered 3 games back.
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