Castle Five relives glory days in New Castle reunion
Castle Five veterans gathered in the Castle Arms for a reunion to recall their 1921 to 1925 road-warrior era when they rarely played at home, winning about 99 of 120 games. Ten former players attended, with six from out of town. letters from others joined the camaraderie.
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The
Castle Five
New Castle
Old Castle Five
Alec Samuels
Ray Nolte
Castle Arms
J. R. Rick
Rick Farm
Rick
Ricks
Charles
Bob” Jones
Clairton
Judson Hess
Detroit
George Hice
Beaver Falls
William Hood
Philadelphia
John Kraft
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Joseph Hartman
Grove City
Mets End Clown Label With Sweep Over Cardinals
The Mets extend a franchise best winning streak, sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 and 10-1 to pull within 4.42 games of first place Chicago in the NL East. Jerry Koosman fires a scoreless streak, while Steve Carlton is beaten in the opener.
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Greg Gallo
New York Mets
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Steve Carlton
Jerry Koosman
Oakland Twins battle for West lead in tight standstill
Oakland and Minnesota split a four game weekend series after a 7-3 opener win by the A's and a 4-3 Twins victory in the nightcap. Reggie Jackson homered for Oakland as Chuck Dobson earned his eighth win. Jaynet Cults added two victories in AAU meet. Maureen Connolly Brinker, tennis star, died of cancer at 34 in Dallas. Teams across the league posted wins and notable performances including Epstein, McDowell, and the Pilots.
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Philadelphia
Larry Hisle
Phillies
Willie Stargell
Hisle
Juan Marichal
Jack Hiatt
Willie McCovey
Ken Henderson
Giants
Frank Linzy
Tito Francona
Braves
Bob Tillman
Dick Dietz
Martin Lader
Opi
Oakland
Minnesota
A's
Twins
Jim Perry
Tony Oliva
A’s
Reggie Jackson
Chuck Dobson
Sal Bando
Dallas
UPI
Maureen Connolly Brinker
Cindy
Brenda
Ved Kubiak
Epstein
Mike Epstein
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Seattle Pilots
Kansas City Royals
Dave Leonhard
Vern Fuller
Indians
Sam McDowell
Billy Wynne
California
Chicago
Tom McCraw
Luis Aparicio
Jim McGlothlim
Yankees
Roy White
Rico Petrocelli
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Boston
Bobby Cox
Jack Aker
John Donaldson
Seattle
Kansas Ily
Martin Pattin
Bob Locker
Royals
Pattin
Tommy Davis
Pilots
Bob Oliver
Kansas City
NCA A meet remembered for upsets and record runs
The 48th NCAA Track and Field championships in Knoxville saw sophomores Curtis Mills and Marty Liquori upset world record holders, while San Jose State edged Kansas 46 to 45 for the team title. Carlos won the 100 and 220 and anchored the winning relay. Ryun failed twice.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Miami
Tennessee
Jim Ryan
John Carlos
Carlos
Ryan
San Jose State
Kansas
San Jose
Bob Seagren
Southern California
Dick Fosbury
Oregon State
Erv Hall
Villanova
Curtis Mills
Texas A&m
Lee Evans
Liquori
Douglass Wins Kemper Open in 14 Under Par Victory
Dora Douglass, a 33 year old from Oklahoma raised in Colorado, captured the Kemper Open title in Charlotte with a 274 total 14 under. Texan Charles Coody was runner up at 274 with a course record 65 as Gary Player and Bruce Crampton tied for third at 279. Palmer, Archer, Jacklin and Goldstrand tied for fifth at 280. Douglass earned 30,000 and boosted yearly earnings toward 79,000. Britton reactivated by Braves. Hill optioned to Richmond.
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David Moffit
UPI
Charlotte, N.C
Dale Douglass
Oklahoma
Colorado
North Carolina
Douglass
Wilmington
Stunnerup
Charles Coody
Player
Crampton
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Joel Goldstrand
Palmer
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings from the National and American leagues with team records, games behind, and percentages. Sunday results include Houston over San Diego and New York beating St. Louis, while Chicago edged Montreal and Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia. Tonight’s scheduled games list starting pitchers and matchups across cities including Chicago Montreal St Louis Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Houston Cincinnati and San Diego.
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Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
A. W. L. Pet
New York
St. Louis
Montreal Ma
W. L. Pet
Atlanta
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Los Ang
Pitts
Phila
Pittsburgh Moose
Bunning
Holtzman
Giusti
Stoneman
Sutton
Stone
Ross
Merritt
Pam San Francisco
Perry
Wilson
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Cleve
Kan City
Woodson
Brunel
Peters
Timberlake
Bahnsen
Hiller
Hannan
McNally
Ellsworth
Culp
City
Calif
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Bob Vosburg
San Francisco
Jim Hickman
Cubs
Dock Ellis
Pirates
Bil Singer
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Tom Haller
Tony Cloninger
Denny Lemaster
Ed Spiezio
Padres
Joe Niekro
Colton
Jaynet Cultus
Allegheny Mountain Aau
Jaynet
Alcindor
Rich Nieman
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee Bucks
Mack Stadium
Phils
Nightcap
7Th Ward
Ryun
Frank Murphy
Ole Oleson
Southern Cal
Mills
Evans
Larry James
Self
Tommie Smith
Larry
James
Ralph Mann
Brigham Young
Dyce
Hall
Westinghouse
Bailey OU Co
Old Butler Road
Kemper
Britton
Atlanta Braves
Jim Britton
Gary Hill
Richmond
Teale
United Press
Ixeristians
Moravia
Moravia Street
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