Marichal Fined and Suspended After Bat Attack
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal was fined 1750 and suspended eight playing days through Aug 31 by National League President Warren Giles for striking Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat during a Sunday fight at San Francisco. The incident followed near-misses earlier in the game and drew police presence after the melee at Forbes Field as Giants trailed the Dodgers by a half game.
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Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Giants
National League
Warren Giles
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
League
Giles
Marichal
Roseboro
Maury Wills
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Willie McCovey
Dodger
Danny Ozark
Pittsburgh
Notes From Here And There Features Travel Clock Gift
Jack Griffin recalls a travel clock presented by members of his U S women s track and field club aboard a plane on return. The piece notes new addition Mari Muller strengthens Frederick Track and Field, and lists various coaching and league playoff developments amid rain and field availability concerns.
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Jack Griffin
U.S
Walkersville
Tri-Co
Frank Sheffer
Sheffer
Harmon
McCurdy
Ed Trittippe
Frederick High School
Harpers Ferry High School
Doug Lut
Stan Keyser
Frederick
University of Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
Stan
Penn
Guy Stall
Bridgewater College
Jim Ward
Gettysburg College
Charley Greene
Blaine Smith
Colorado
Green
Trinidad State Junior College
Trinidad
Larry Thompson
Morgan State College
Mike Gearinger
Frederick Rotarians
Shenandoah Downs
Braddock
Eddie LeCroy
Ted Williams
Lakesville
Mass
Bluebird
Thomas Johnson H. S
Board of Education
Fort Hill High School
Paul Flick
Hilltop School
California
Jack Dooley
Mid-Atlantic
Leo Martel
Niagara Falls
Maryland
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
Cleveland Indians
Stu Muller
Baltimore
Salisbury
NBA
Civic Center
Knicks
Warriors
Bullets
Hawks
Pistons
Bills
Bullet
Mays Leads Giants In War On NL Pitchers
Willie Mays powers the San Francisco Giants with 14 homers in a single month and six straight games with a long ball as they chase the Dodgers. He nears the NL monthly record and the major league mark, while lifting his batting average to .325 and closing the gap atop the league race.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Rudy York
Detroit
Mays
Pirates
Dale Long
Giant
Juan Marichal
John Roseboro
Dodger
Dodgers
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Lema Wins Carling World Golf Title Over Palmer
Champagne Tony Lema held off Arnold Palmer's late charge to win the Carling World Golf tournament by two strokes at Pleasant Valley. Lema finished 279 for the 72 holes, earning $35,000 while Palmer shot 281 and earned $17,000. Joe Campbell finished third in a crowded payout, with Sam Snead and Gary Player tied for fourth.
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Sutton
Mass
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Lema
Palmer
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Champagne Tony
Homero Blancas
Houston
Joe Campbell
Purdue
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Campbell
Snead
Player
Dave Marr
Blancas
Bay sport fishing report from Annapolis area
The Chesapeake Bay report notes bluefish from Smith Creek to Cornfield Point with average 1 2 pound catches. Norfolk spot and white perch are common in the Patuxent and Potomac systems. Trout, bass, rock, and white perch appear in various local waters with mixed results and bait preferences.
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Annapolis
Smith Creek
Cornfield Pont
Potomac
Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Cherryfield Point
St Mary’s
Swan Point
Morgantown Bridges
Pope’s Creek
Potomac River
Patuxent River
Point Patience
Benedict
Susquehanna Flats
Susquehanna River
Yankees Win Sixth Medal At Budapest
The United States claimed its sixth gold at the World University Games in Budapest, sharing honors in the men’s 800-meter freestyle relay. Upsets included Japan’s Osamu Tsurumine defeating U.S. breaststroke stars Wayne Anderson and Tom Trethewey.
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Budapest
Hungary
United States
Osamu Tsurumine
Japan
Hilda Zeier
Yugoslavia
Marta Egervari
Joy Newman
Margrit Island
Tsurumine
U.S
Wayne Anderson
Tom Trethewey
Anderson
University of Southern California
Santa Clara
Calif
Ferenc Lenker
Trethewey
Indiana University
Pittsburgh
Gary Ilman
San Jose
Tri Co Schedule For Sunday Released
Tri County League president Frank Sheffer announced a Sunday schedule with Harmony at Walkersville Middletown at Thurmont and Bolivar at Doubs The Harmony Walkersville game opens the league playoffs with other sites to be decided by Sunday results and the Middletown Doubs game postponed earlier in the year will not be played
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheffer
Tri-County League
Harmony
Walkersville
Middletown
Thurmont
Bolivar
Doubs
Sheffer
Harmony- Walkersville
Middletown Doubs
Fairly Drives In Four Runs as Dodgers Top Mets
Ron Fairly drove in four runs with a single and a three run homer to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8 4 victory over the New York Mets. Don Drysdale notched his 17th win while scattering 11 hits and issuing a pair of walks. The Dodgers built a five run burst in the fifth inning and Alston was ejected in the third after arguing a Miller delivery with umpire Tom Gorman.
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NEW York
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Don Drysdale
Bob Miller
Dodger
Mets
Fairly
Met
Larry Miller
Walt Alston
Tom Gorman
Miller
Wes Parker
Los Angeles
Drysdale
B. Miller
Bethke
Morehead
Cannizzaro
Stephenson
W—Drysdale
L Miller
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Cincinnati Reds
Herman Franks
Franks
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Forbes Field
I Koufax
Sandy
Shag
Crawford
Sandy Koufax
Aed
Arnie
Carling
Geyed
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Arduini
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Keswick Belle
Miss Paerless
Linda
Graham
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Knack Moonlight Gal
Securus
Dan Alsab Jr
Little Pedro Ut Cer
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Hunt
Paters
Martin
Eos
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River
Trojan
Pavotine Jodi
Miss Farde
Perfume
Ray
Angel
Buddy‘s Knight
Jewell
Casey's Ann
Wakely Terrace
Army Wolf
Old Tavern
Marjamen
Winkler
Mr Ro
Saster Man
Liz
Cliste
Nathan Hale
Hedge
Bossuet Gal
Peters
Monica Baby
Beau Pilot
Doc’s
H. Clark
Woodbine Boy
June Fry
Fal Geau
Lite Pickin
le Bea Ass
Andrea
Ray’s
Sieacon
Weather
Acorn Wars
Real Cracker
Terrano
Ushibang
Our Ship
C. C. Seneth
Nancy
Regal Music
Mark HS
Innocent Eyes
Naan Oritina
Marhario
Chester
Chapel Rose
Asth
Ai'r Gat
Danny Blue Cindy Beck
Alpine Sky
Hep Bunnie
C. ©. Smith
Ee Guiseppi
Elpaw Stabletty
John Se
Trey
Kaminare
Corvus
Pauls Joy
Deyeee Larma
Tod
Lady Lucifer
Rosy Tune
Princess Magra
Harridan
Lady GayEreek
Smitty
Pheaphorescent
Sniming Saint
Segum
Tay Gancer
Heros Chance
Weather-O-Man
Twin Doug
Jett
Herter
Tiler
Mas Galstanne
Thor Hill Roamer
Ricky
Dude
Landmark
Oesse
Seiberling Tires
N. Carroll St
Melvin M. Engle
Bay Sport Fishing Report
Mary
Yankees
Dick Roth
Atherton
Don Roth
Menlo Park
Simon
Bep Weeteling
Holland
Russia
Ludmila Egorova
Eva Edelyi
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge
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