National League and American League Baseball Standings Snapshot
MLB standings show Philadelphia leading the NL with 9 wins and 2 losses, followed by San Francisco and Milwaukee. In the AL, Cleveland leads at 6 3, Chicago and Baltimore close, with schedules listing yesterday results and tonight matches including Philadelphia at Milwaukee and New York at Cincinnati.
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Phils Hold On To Defeat Reds 3-1
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 as Dennis Bennett earned the win. Richie Allen drove in his 32nd run with a double after Tony Taylor started with a single and John Callison walked. Callison scored on a hit batsman during a bases loaded situation, while Pete Rose doubled for Cincinnati's score.
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A's Clobber Tigers Ten to Three in KC
Kansas City Athletics defeated Detroit Tigers 10-3 as Tom Reynolds hit a three run homer in the first inning. Jim Gentile and Rocky Colavito also homered, giving Orlando Pena his second win. Lolich took the loss.
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Dodgers Owner OMalley Leaves After Health Check
Walter O'Malley, owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, departed Rochester after a semi annual health checkup and surgery for a hernia. Bruins trade Larry Leach to Portland in the NHL deal. Pouvarler, Irish trained, wins the 1 000 Guineas at New Market England, holding off rivals from three countries.
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Doubs Baseball Preview Sees New Pitchers Boost Team
County Tri Co League preview by Larry Yanos notes two new pitchers Don Smith and Jim Beachley as key to Doubs. Manager Bob Reed highlights improved infield defense with Melvin Beachley, Buzz Beachley, Butch White, Gene Beachley, and Buzz as relievers. Outfield opens with several contenders for left field while Ron Gibson anchors center and Ted Winters battles for right. Catching duo Doug Carey and Butch White to share duties, with Carey starting and White backing second base.
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Henry Hank Out. Bob Foster to Fight Allen Thomas in TV Bout
Detroit's Henry Hank, a substitute in the light heavyweight clash, broke his nose in New York training and is replaced by Bob Foster of Washington to face Chicago's Allen Thomas in a nationally televised Friday bout. Promoter Irv Schoenwald said Hank was stepping in for Eddie Cotton. Chicago Cubs optioned infielder Paul Popovich to Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League.
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Britain Takes 2 0 Lead Over Austria In Davis Cup
In Birmingham England Britain's Davis Cup squad opened with a 2 0 lead against Austria in the European Zone first round. The report notes former PGA champion Lionel Hebert is the younger brother of fellow PGA winner Jay Hebert.
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Giles lauds National League play over American League
National League president Warren Giles says NL ball is superior to AL due to greater dedication of club owners. He asserts owners in the NL are more committed to excellence than those in the American League.
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Colts Coaches and Players Set for German Clinic
Baltimore Colts head coach Don Shula, line coach John Sandusky, quarterback John Unitas, and defensive end Gino Marchetti will teach at a football clinic in Wiesbaden, Germany, June 17 to 27, sponsored by the U.S. Air Force.
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