Orioles rebound to beat Indians 7 4 in tense pennant chase
Baltimore roars back to trim Cleveland 7 4 to pull within one percent of first place as a doubleheader loomed. The Orioles tacked on four runs in the rain delayed eighth off Matt Pappas, with Skinny Brown and Steve Barber in relief, while trade rumors swirled around Gil McDougald Gene Woodling Hector Lopez and Cletis Boyer in the pennant race chatter.
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Sports Writer Wins Prize By Surprise
John Steadman, sports editor of the Baltimore News Post, won a college baseball writing prize he entered unknowingly. His feature on halting radi s on undergrad players topped the contest judged by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Steadman to receive £100 at the coaches’ convention in Pittsburgh in January. Mike Green of Paris Ontario won a fishing contest with 13 carp using toilet paper as bait.
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Baltimore News Post
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Tucson tAriz
Daily Star
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Paris
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Yankees Beat Royals 6 2 as Streak Extends
Ed Wilks reports New York closes in on AL lead with a 6 2 win over Kansas City. Jim Coates earns his seventh win after seven minor league seasons while Roger Maris hits his 18th homer and drives in five. Dick Williams homers for KC in the loss.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Pirates take opener as NL pennant race tightens
Pittsburgh wins 6 3 over San Francisco to hold a two game edge, while St. Louis trips Cincinnati 6 3 behind Larry Jackson. Jackson ties for NL lead in wins after earning his 9th victory.
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Rozelle testifies he paid Cannon ten thousand dollar bonus
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle testified in federal court he gave Billy Cannon a 10,000 bonus for signing with the Los Angeles Rams last November. Rozelle, then Rams general manager, testified in the Rams injunction suit to bar Cannon from playing elsewhere as Cannon seeks to join the Houston Oilers of the AFL.
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League Leaders and Scoring Standouts Highlights
A compilation of top American and National League leaders by major stats. Highlights include Maris leading New York in runs and home runs, Runnels and Minoso leading in hits, Aparicio and Fox among doubles and bases, Clemente and Mays excelling in batting and steals, and pitching leaders Coates, Daley, Williams, Law, and Drysdale noted for decisive wins, strikeouts, and efficiency.
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St Louis
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St. Louis
Mays
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Fraser Named as Favorite at Wimbledon
AP reports Neale Fraser of Australia and Maria Bueno of Brazil are named official favorites for Wimbledon 74th all amateur championships opening Monday. Fraser faces Barry MacKay of Dayton as top challenger for the men's crown. Bueno’s main threat is Dariene Hard of Montebello, California. Earl Buchholz of St Louis is among eight seeds.
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America
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Tennis players list by ranking and nationality
The record lists men and women with rankings and nationalities. Notable entries include Barry MacKay of Davies Ohio and Roy Emerson of Australia among the men, and Darlene Hard of Montebello California, Angela Mortimer and Christine Truman of Britain among the women.
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Brazil
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Christine Truman
Britain
Ann Haydon
Angela Mortimer
Susy Koermoeczy
Hungary
Jan Lehane
Australia
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Lioli Dana Loi Fights Carlos Ortiz For Junior Welter Title
Italy’s Dana Loi, one of Europe’s top boxers for a decade, challenges Puerto Rican Carlo Ortiz for the junior welterweight world title in San Francisco. The 15 round bout, nationally televised on ABC, marks Loi’s first world shot despite an 111 bout record with one prior defeat.
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Italy
Dana Loi
Europe
Carlos Ortiz
Welternte
Rapper
Milan
Con Palare Ming
ABC
Ortiz Keeps 140-Pound Title in Return Wins
A boxing report notes Ortiz’s 31st win in 33 pro bouts with only losses to Johnny Bussy and Kenny Lane, whom he defeated in rematches. He earned a 520,000 guarantee to defend the 140-pound title against Loi and the Italian 410,900, as coverage highlights recent title defense talks. The piece also covers Senate action on Farmers Bank of Delaware joining the Federal Reserve System. Banks seek a 25-director limit exception for state-controlled members.
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Kenny Lane
Ortiz
Loi
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Farmers Bank of Delaware
Federal Reserve System
Lan Allen Freary D- Dei
Major League Highlights From A Busy Baseball Night
Roger Maris and the Yankees routed the A’s as Maris drove in two on a homer double and a single in a 6 2 victory. Glen Hope pitched for the Cubs and limited the Braves to two hits as Chicago won 3 to 0. Tass reports construction begins on Siberia’s largest sports center near Novosibirsk, a 100 acre complex with training facilities on a forested sand bank and island site.
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Associated Press
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Buys Arts Building New York
A report notes a building at 41 East in New York has been purchased by a federal entity or group, indicating a transfer of ownership and potential future use of the Arts Building.
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New York
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Hood College to Host Visiting Museum Directors at HQ
The expanded facilities include working offices for visiting directors of member museums. Hood College in Frederick provides the Department of Fine Arts as part of the permanent national headquarters plan.
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Hood College
Fredeck
Herschel H. MacDonald Dies Former AP Reporter
Herschel Holt MacDonald, longtime Associated Press reporter who first flashed the 1906 San Francisco earthquake news, died Monday. He recalled spending three days and nights without sleep while covering the quake.
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Chicago
Herschel Holt MacDonad
Associated Press
Re.smag
San Francisco
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