Shaffer’s pick Reichenbach brings Sox praise in New Castle
Freddi Shaffer, White Sox scout from New Castle, earns high marks from Eddie Stanky for recommending Berke Reichenbach. Reichenbach, 21, signed with Chicago after a strong debut and is at Appleton in the Midwest League. Shaffer’s signings include Gary Peters and Ed Stroud.
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Indianapolis
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Ivor J. Lee Golf League Leads After Close Finish
Rich Orendi and George Vasky posted 30s to take medal honors at Borland's in the Ivor J. Lee Golf League. Close behind were John Stiltinger 31 John Erb Bob Scanlon Arden Gilson and George Outeakis with 32s. Jim Leas was closest to the pin on No. 3, about three feet. Ivor J. Lee leads with 27 percent, Levine 23, U. S. Air Force 22.
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Sandy Lake skiers win titles at club meet
Sandy Lake Water Ski Club members dominated a recent event with Joe Sandullo taking second in Senior Men's slalom, Eugene Ross tying for third in Men’s jumping with 103 feet, and Maggie Jordan winning first in Girls division jumping tricks slalom and first overall. Jordan is national Junior Girls tricks champion and aims for nationals.
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Jaster Keeps Dodgers From Repeating With Shutout Win
Larry Jaster pitched his third shutout of the season to beat the Dodgers 4-0, aiding the Cardinals in moving toward a pennant race and leaving Los Angeles in a first place tie with San Francisco after a 12 inning 2-1 win over Cincinnati. Lou Brock led St Louis with three hits as Atlanta edged San Francisco, Cincinnati topped Houston, and Chicago defeated New York. Jim Maloney struck out 13 in Cincinnati’s 11th win in 12 games, while Ken Holtzman earned his fifth win for the Cubs against the Mets.
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Glenn Beckett
Mets
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Mantle ignites Yankee surge as records loom
Mickey Mantle continues a late-season sprint for the Yankees, driving in runs and boosting his home run total to 494 as he eyes becoming the club’s all time games leader. He hits career 494th while Gehrig holds the record. Mantle’s success signals a dramatic finish to 1967 potential milestones.
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Rodriguez Fires 66 in Lema Memorial at 500 Festival Open
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez shot a six under par 66 dedicating it to Tony Lema to grab a share of the lead at 138 in the Festival Open. Johnny Schlee matched him at 66 earlier, with a crowded field chasing the $16,400 top prize at Speedway.
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Browns face question who replaces Jim Brown in backfield
HIRAM Ohio former Browns coach Blanton Collier says no one can truly replace Jim Brown as the team's primary back. He notes Browns will aim to build an effective running attack around Frank Ryan's passing and lists Ernie Green Leroy Kelly Charley Scales plus rookies Charley Harraway Gary Lane and Randy Schultz as potential successors with Green Kelly and Lane highlighted as early contenders.
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Nightmare round shatters amateur Wysong in 500 Festival Open
In Indianapolis, amateur Charles Wysong endured the golfer's nightmare on the 14th hole during round two of the 500 Festival Open. He posted a 17 after a ball trapped in an awkward lie, attempting multiple swing attempts left and right before withdrawing after two doubles and a par.
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Graebner and Richey Reach Eastern Grass Courts Semis
Fifth seed Clark Graebner faces top seed Cliff Richey in the Eastern Grass Courts semi finals at South Orange New Jersey. Graebner advanced with a 6-3 6-3 win over Charley Pasarell after a Pennsylvania Lawn win. Richey battled Bob Lutz 6-4 1-6 6-4 to reach the semi finals.
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Major Standings and Weekend Baseball Schedule Update
Standings show several scores from Friday night games including Atlanta 7 San Francisco 6 and Chicago 7 New York 4. Weekend schedule lists Saturday pitchers Cuellar Ellis Marichal Sadecki Johnson Lemaster and more, with Sunday matchups across multiple cities and times.
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Pirates blank Phillies as Pagan drives win in 5 3
Jose Pagan delivered a bases loaded double for three RBIs in a 5 3 Pittsburgh win that stretched the Pirates lead over the Giants to a full game. Chris Short held the Pirates to two hits into the eighth before relief and timely hits sealed it. The Giants fell to Atlanta 7 6 while the Dodgers were shut out by St Louis 4 0. Steelers invite boys to try out for South Side Steelers Midget League Tuesday at 5 p.m. at Big Run playground.
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