Mt Airy Still Undefeated In State League
Mt Airy remains undefeated in the Maryland State League as Spike Jones blanked Brunswick. Jones allowed four hits and struck out six in a 4-0 win aided by Mt Airy’s seven singles and two late runs. Brunswick pitcher Bob Dawson fanned six with four walks and one hit allowed.
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MT. Airy
Spike Jones
Brunswick
Railroaders
Bob Dawson
Jones
Mr. Airy
Jarvis
Dawson
Carter Jones
Rimmey
Pappas Grinds Out 1-0 Win With Miller Help
Baltimore pitcher Milt Pappas earned his first win in almost a month with ninth inning relief from Stu Miller as the Orioles edged Boston 1-0. A fifth inning sacrifice fly by John Orsino scored Brooks Robinson for the only run, while Miller retired the three batters faced in the ninth including a game ending double play. Pappas had allowed six hits and a diving plate block by him preserved the shutout.
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Boston
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Stu Miller
John Orsino
Miller
Pappas
Tony Conigliaro
Bill Monbouquette
Brooks Robinson
Orsino
Dalton Jones
Sikes Over Lema In Cleveland Open
Dan Sikes won the Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tony Lema after a final round 66 at Highland Park. The Jacksonville, Florida lawyer captured the $25,000 first prize on a 6,821-yard course, with Bruce Develin finishing third at 274 and Lema earning $13,000 for second.
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Dan Sikes
Cleveland
Tony Lema
Sikes
Highland Park
Jacksonville
Fla
Champagne Tony
Lema
Two Boxing Titles On Line This Week
Two world boxing champions defend titles or challenge in non-title bouts this week. Emile Griffith of New York meets Eddie Pace of Los Angeles in a 10 round non-title bout in Honolulu Monday night. Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy defends his junior welterweight title against Nino Benvenuti in Milan Friday.
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Associated Press
Emile Griffith
New York
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Griffith
Ring Magazine
Jose Stable
Sandro Mazzinghi
Italy
Boat Racer Bland Killed in Gold Cup Warmup Crash
Hopewell Va. AP Homer Bland 49 of Williamsburg a veteran boat racer died in a warmup crash before the first heat of the 266 cubic inch Gold Cup Regatta on the Appomattox River Bland was struck from behind by a craft piloted by former national champion Calvert Cleveland Skeeter Johnson of Cambridge Md The collision occurred at the Hopewell Yacht Club during the 16th annual event.
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Hopewell, Va
Homer Bland
Williamsburg
Hopewell Yacht Club
Appomattox
Bland
Calvert Cleveland
Skeeter) Johnson
Cambridge
Braves and Cardinals split doubleheader amid brawl and ejections
Milwaukee beat St Louis 4-2 in game one as Oliver drove in two and Bragan, Fischer and Oliver were ejected after a chaotic plate collision. Game two saw St Louis rout Milwaukee 12-2 with seven unearned runs in the fourth inning.
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Hank Fischer
Gene Oliver
Oliver
Dick ‘Groat
Cardinal
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Fischer
Groat
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Kelley
Osinski
O’dell
Torre
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McCarver
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Shannon
Tigers Beat Twins In Tight 5-4 tilt
Hank Aguirre drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning single, backed by Mickey Lolich’s eighth inning relief. Detroit climbs within a half game of Minnesota as Harmon Killebrew Joe Nossek and Bob Allison homer for the Twins, while Willie Horton homered for the Tigers.
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Mickey Lolich
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White Sox
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Aguirre
Willie Horton
Tigers
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
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Kaat
Perry
Stigman
Klippstein
Pleis
Battey
Freehan
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Killebrew
Nossek
Allison
Legion Team Tops Adelphia 6 to 1 in league game
Francis Scott Key American Legion Post jumped to a 30 lead after one inning and rolled to a 61 victory over Adelphia at McCurdy Field. Phil Ranneberger scattered eight hits with one walk and six strikeouts to pace the Frederick attack. Eddie Cook drove in three runs with a three run double, while Fon Hart and Gordon Smith had two hits each. Scott tripled and added two hits for Adelphia.
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Triandos Sold to Astros by Phillies in Nominal Deal
The Philadelphia Phillies sold catcher Gus Triandos to the Houston Astros on Sunday for a nominal sum. Philadelphia also recalled catcher Pat Corrales from the Arkansas farm team in the Pacific Coast League where he was batting .195.
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Gus Triandos
Houston Astros
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Phillies
Pat Corrales
Arkansas
NCAA to counter USOC move on Olympic control
Chicago AP report says the NCAA plans a counter move after the USOC approved a measure boosting AAU control of Olympic sports committees. The decision shifts influence away from NCAA and its allied associations, prompting a new NCAA caucus to push back with a prominent educational leaders committee.
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Gonzalez leads Phils to fifth straight win over Astros
Philadelphia routs Houston 5 to 0 for their fifth consecutive victory as Tony Gonzalez collects three hits including a homer and drives in a three run rally. Chris Short scattered five hits to earn the win while Raymond takes the loss amid dugout tensions with manager Gene Mauch.
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Houston
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Mauch
Philadelphia
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Coombs
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Brand
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Moose Skowron’s late heroics lift White Sox past Senators 2 1
Moose Skowron homered in the seventh to tie the game and then tripled for the winning run in the ninth as the Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 2-1. Don Lock homered for the Senators, but Richert yielded the late touch as Wilhelm earned his first win.
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Moose Skowron
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Don Lock
White Sox
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Lock
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