Wills Claims NL Umpires Not Backed
Dodgers star Maury Wills accuses the National League office of intimidating umpires and taking money to undercut balk calls. He cites payoffs and says non-enforcement fuels rising theft and may obsolete the stolen base. Warren Giles declined comment.
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Mel Steiner
SCA Standings Show Tight AL Race and MLB Results
The standings reveal a tight American League with Baltimore at 77 48 and Chicago 76 50, while New York trails at 1 62 due to a likely OCR error. Yesterday’s MLB results include Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 3, Minnesota 6 Detroit 5, Baltimore 7 Chicago 3, and New York 4 Boston 3. Today’s schedule features Minnesota at Kansas City in the lone game listed, with several National League games also noted including Philadelphia over Pittsburgh and San Francisco edging St. Louis in 10 innings.
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Buffalo
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Philadelphia
Forfeits Highlight Tri County League Playoffs
Three Tri Co and State League games ended in forfeits with Brunswick leading Germantown 11 to 1 when Germantown player refused to leave the field. Creagerstown forfeited to Bolivar and Walkersville to Middletown. Bolivar and Middletown set to meet Sunday in a best-of-three.
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Walkersville
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Ortega Tosses Three-Hitter for Dodgers Victory
Phil Ortega pitched a three-hitter to beat Cincinnati 1-0, ending the Reds six-game winning streak. Nate Oliver doubled and Dick Tracewski singled for the Dodgers' lone run in the second inning. Ortega earned his third shutout this year and his first complete game since May 19, with eight strikeouts and four walks.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinatti
O' Toole
Dodgers
Venturi Wins American Golf Classic At Firestone
Ken Venturi captured the American Golf Classic title at Firestone Country Club with a final round 69 to win by five strokes over Mason Rudolph. Venturi earned $7,500, finishing 275, while Rudolph totaled 280 and Palmer 281 in windy conditions. Nicklaus finished fourth at 285, with Lema tied for fifth at 286.
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Kirkland Drives Washington Past A's for Split
Willie Kirkland sparked Washington with a two run single in the five run fourth inning and a bases empty homer in the seventh to beat Kansas City 8 5 and split a doubleheader with the Athletics. The A's won the opener 3 1 as Segui and Wyatt combined for the victory.
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Willie Kirkland
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Ron Kline
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Ed Brinkman
Kirkland
Diego Segui
John Wyatt
Wyatt
Don Zimmer
Chuck Hinton
Segui
Dick Phillips
Baltimore Pennant Fever Spreading
A Baltimore AP report notes pennant fever spreading as an officer patrolling downtown listens to an Orioles game on a transistor radio tuned to the White Sox. Westminster Western Maryland College adopts a no admission policy for home games to attract fans from cars into Hoffa Field, continuing a $1 parking fee to stay.
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Reader asks about proper elbow position during stretches
A Birmingham Michigan reader, G L J Mitchell, asks which elbow position is proper for movement. The letter describes difficulty turning the arms and keeping hands and shoulders aligned and seeks guidance on correct form.
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Bradds Signs with Bullets Aims at NBA Debut
Baltimore Bullets sign their first draft pick Gary Bradds of Ohio State after a 30.6 point per game season. Bradds set two Big Ten scoring records with 907 career points. Bullets open season at home September 29 versus the US Olympic team at the Civic Center.
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Orioles Maintain 112 Game Lead With Opening Win
Baltimore Orioles kept a 1 1/2 game margin in the American League pennant race by defeating the Chicago White Sox 7-3 in the opener of a four game set. Wally Bunker earned his 18th win as Chicago salvaged the finale, 3-1, behind Gary Peters who improved to 14-7 with seven hit allowed.
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Eddie Fisher
Ray Herbert
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Allen slams two homers as Phillies romp
Richie Allen hits two homers and Gus Triandos adds one as Jim Bunning earns his 14th win in a 9-3 Philadelphia victory over Pittsburgh. Donn Clendenon homered for the Pirates, while Roberto Clemente blasted a tower shot early.
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Shenandoah Entries First Race at $1200 Maidens
Racing card lists nine races with horse names and odds for Shenandoah track. First race is a $1200 maiden for 3 year olds and up to 8 furlongs. Entries include Olds, He Furlongs, Terranentity, Sherwolf, Dreamset, Kneel Down, Happy Czyz Wa, and Sand.
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Leck Hk
Sherwolf
Happy Czyz
Ocala Rose
Alove WI
Glory Dust
Seeman
Donna Clemwy
le Brau
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Wanseer
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Anraé
Courtway
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Newbold
Sunwara
Sir Exchequer
Lucketts Romps Past Mt. Airy 11 3 in Heart of Maryland
Lucketts exploded for six runs in the second inning and defeated Mt. Airy 11 to 3 in the Heart of Maryland League. E Cross pitched eight innings for the win, fanning 10, with Mullinix charged the loss. Flynn hit a grand slam and a double for Lucketts, while Jenkins and Ahalt added two hits each. Mt. Airy’s Penn had a triple and two hits in four trips.
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Mantle Blasts Two-Run Shot as Yankees Edge Red Sox
New York beats Boston 4-3 after Mantle belts his 27th homer, Blanchard drives in Maris twice with sacrifice plays, and Maris adds a double and an RBI. Bouton picks up his 4th win in a row with solid six innings. Wilson suffers the loss as Radatz finishes.
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Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
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Jim Bouton
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Wilson
Maris Crew
Elston Howard
Bouton
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Radalz
Tillman
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Indians Sweep Angels With Two Wins In Split Doubleheader
Cleveland rallies for three unearned runs in the third inning on John Romano's two run single to beat Los Angeles 3-2 for a second game victory and sweep the doubleheader. Tiant wins opener 6-4 as rookie Luis Tiant improves to 7-2. Kralick gets win in nightcap for 10-4, while Los Angeles Clouts 10th homer by Felix Torres.
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Bob Chance
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