Williams Not Satisfied as Red Sox Rise in Standings
New York UPI report profiles Dick Williams as an ambitious Red Sox manager. He emphasizes fundamentals like bunting and sacrifice while praising 25 players, with Yastrzemski, Petrocelli, and Lonborg noted for strong contributions. Williams expects continued improvement and a winning record.
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NEW York
UPI
Dick Williams
Red Sox
Yankees
Williams
Boston
Washington
Tom) Yawkey
Dick) O'Connell
Heywood) Sullivan
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Jim Lonborg
Nature
Adcock pulls strings as Indians sweep A’s to tie for third
Cleveland gains a share of third in the American League by sweeping a doubleheader from Kansas City. Adcock’s decisions spurred 2-1 and 4-2 wins, lifting the Indians to 32-31 and 6 games behind Chicago with Detroit 2 games ahead in second. Hargan and Siebert win, Demeter homers, Whitfield singles in decisive runs.
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Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Adcock
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Steve Hargan
Hargan
Sonny Siebert
Don Demeter
Demeter
Fred Whitfield
Lee Maye
Horgan
Chuck Dobson
Bob Allen
Baltimore
California
Denny McLain
Tigers
Rick Reichardt
Clyde Wright
Minnie Rojas
Wright
Mickey Lolich
Dave Boswell
Paul Blair
Tony Oliva
Tom Phoebus
Boswell
Blair
Oriole
Orioles
Jim Grant
Wally Bunker
Bill Dillman
Major Standings in the American League
Standings show Chicago leading with 36 wins as Detroit and Minnesota trail, followed by Cleveland, Boston, Baltimore, California, Kansas City, New York, and Washington. Monday results include Minnesota defeating Baltimore and California beating Detroit. Boston vs New York postponed by rain. Tonight’s games feature Boston at New York and Washington at Chicago with several twilight and night matches. multiple box scores listed.
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Cleveland
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New York
Washington
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Calif
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Howard
Hamilton
Padres
Nash
Tiant
Balt
Alou Refresher Spurs Pirates To Key NL Win Streak
Matty Alou followed a two week batting cram by Pirates manager Harry Walker with a four hit Saturday and three hits Monday lifting Pittsburgh to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. His .317 average helped narrow the gap to four and a half games behind the St Louis Cardinals as Bob Veale notched his eighth win. In other NL results Roger Maris fueled the Cardinals late over Houston while Dick Schofield and Willie Mays homered for LA and SF respectively in campus.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Alou
Harry Walker
Walker
Pirate
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Bob Veale
Ferguson
Jenkins
Roger Maris
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
McCarver
Barry Latman
Maris
Dick Schofield
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Schofield
Dick Kelley
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bill Mazeroski
Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Maury Wills
Willie Stargell
Mazeroski
Manny Mota
Braves on Plane Brawl Between Aaron and Carty
On a Houston to Los Angeles charter, Henry Aaron and Rico Carty fought briefly aboard the Braves flight. Witnesses say no blows landed as teammates pulled them apart. the incident ended without injuries and the plane stabilized after the scuffle.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Atlanta Braves
Henry Aaron
Rico Carty
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Aaron
Carty
Atlanta
Billy Hitchcock
Upsets Highlight Lawrence County Slo-Pitch Night at Gaston Park
King Humbert and NCBC stunned higher teams in the Lawrence County Slo-Pitch League. King Humbert beat Sylvester's Dairy while NCBC defeated American Cyanamid. notable performances came from Bucky Reider and Cliff Shaffer.
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King Humbert
New Castle Business College
Lawrence County
Gaston Park
NCBC
Sylvester's Dairy
Parnham Captures Third First in 200 Mile Pigeon Race
Xenia Ohio flyer Xenia J Parnham took third first in the 200 mile race held by the Lawrence County Racing Pigeon Club last weekend. Next week the 500 mile Vandalia Illinois event closes the old bird series.
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Xenia
Ohio
Lawrence County Racing Pigeon Club
Vandalia
Ill
Alou's three singles pace Pirates past Cubs in 4 3 win
Matty Alou collected three singles including the seventh inning to drive in the decisive run as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 4 3. Alou’s 11th hit in 14 at bats boosted his average to .317 while Bob Veale earned his eighth win. Joe Niekro opposes Steve Blass in game two.
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Cubs
Don Kessinger
Billy William
Ernie Banks
Randy Hundley
Ted Savage
Chicago
Hundley
Adolfo Phillips
Bob Veale
al McBean
Jenkins
Steve Blass
Pirates
Joe Niekro
Crescent Hyde's score Wins Crescent Case and Hyde's Drugs
Crescent and Hyde's Drugs won in the 7th Ward Slo-Pitch League at Progressive Field. Crescent beat Bill's Bar 13-9 with a five run eighth inning. Hyde's edged the Raiders 5-3 to claim the other win.
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Crescent
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John Frank
Don Ross
Patsy Armando
Mike Mazzocco
Sullivan selects Edinboro for college football star John Sullivan
John Sullivan, star interior lineman for New Castle High School last season, will enroll at Edinboro State College. An offensive guard and defensive lineman for the Red Hurricane, he earned first team guard honors on the All Midwestern Conference and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan of 1237 Finch Street.
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New Castle High
Edinboro State College
Sullivan
Red Hurricane
John
John L. Sullivan
Finch St
U S Davis team loses to Ecuador in Davis Cup upset
The United States Davis Cup squad suffers a surprising defeat to Ecuador in the Inter-Zone semi final series. Lt Arthur Ashe and Miguel Olvera each win matches for Ecuador as the U S trails 3 1 with one match left to be completed. Cliff Richey secures a U S point earlier in the weekend.
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UPI
United States
Arthur Ashe
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Francisco Guzman
Ashe
U.S
Miguel Olvera
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
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