Stengel retirement talk stirs New York fans and officials
Casey Stengel fueled a fuss by suggesting he might retire during a City Hall moment and a LaGuardia Airport departure, while Mets president Casey Weiss stressed no decision until after the season. The veteran manager said discussions with Weiss would occur later, keeping health and team plans open amid a busy August Babe Ruth tournament setup for Frederick.
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AFL Waiting On Final Miami Franchise Decision
New York AP report notes the AFL has not expanded to Miami yet and will study the last of five applicant materials. The eight-city plan aims for 1966 entry with Orange Bowl Stadium use. A sixth bidder may be heard, and committee members include Hunt Werblin Wilson Sullivan and others.
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American Ll Names All Stars Named For Little League Roster
The American Little League announced its all star roster with Thomas Eichelberger of the Elks as manager and Frank Yanos as assistant. Players include Billy Six Don Blum enauer Steve Nee John McClellan Howie Corum Ray Cook and others. The schedule shows Brunswick versus the American League Monday at 6 p.m. at Brunswick field with matches at Frederick National Westminster at Sykesville and Thurmont at Itburg.
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Line Scores and Reds Stay Put in Cincinnati
Line scores show Los Angeles defeating Washington 6 to 1 with home runs by Knoop while May takes the loss. In Cincinnati, the Reds announce they will remain in Cincinnati at least through the 1971 season, with Richert securing the win and May the loss.
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A's hammer Orioles 9-2 behind 15 hits and Talbot
Kansas City Athletics explode for 15 hits including two run homers by Ken Harrelson and Bill Bryan to beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-2. Fred Talbot spun six hits over nine innings for his second complete game in 18 starts while Bert Campaneris and Bryan each had three safeties contributing to KC's first win over Baltimore in years.
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Bullets fail to present Sloan at news conference
Baltimore Bullets announced Jerry Sloan, their top college draft pick from Evansville College, would attend a news conference but Sloan did not appear. Officials said Sloan verbally accepted terms by phone, then sent no follow up, claiming no extra penny should be paid until he talks to his rep.
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Bombers To Play Giants Here Tonight
The Frederick Bombers host the Germantown Giants at McCurdy Field in a Maryland State League game at 8 30 p m. The Giants carry a 12 game win streak and stand 16 2 on the season with Howard Lyles starting on the mound.
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Tammy Could Win Starting Berth In Wichita Run-Off
Tammy Davis could become a starter on the U S track team after tonight's Wichita meet as coach Jack Griffin eyed a possible first or second place in a runoff. The change to 80 meter hurdles reshaped chances against Rosey Bonds and Cherrie Sherrard, with Tammy already an alternate on the European-Russia bound squad. In Feagaville, the Cardinals beat the Jefferson Hawks 7 3, led by Eddie Gray with two doubles and two singles, while Wayne Baugher pitched seven hits allowed.
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