Linz balances baseball and bar business in New York
Mets second baseman Phil Linz, who also runs Mr Laffs on the East Side with Bob Anderson, discusses how his outside interests affect his play. He recalls early batting slumps, praises manager Duncan MacCalman, and notes Palmer’s different focus on golf and endorsements.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Arnold Palmer
Phil Linz
Mets
Linz
Palmer’s
Phillies
Duncan MacCalman
It's All In The Family Wins Softball Opener 6 2
Connies Little Laundry scored four times in the first inning and outlasted Connies Laundry 6 2 in the Women's Softball League. A second game saw Connies Little Laundry sweep with a 9 5 victory over Bob Meyer Chevrolet as Sandy Walton Rose Ann Ray and Donna Englert contributed early runs and Walton added three more singles.
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Connies Little Laundry
Connies Laundry
Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Sandy Walton
Rose Ann Ray
Donna Englert
Walton
Wagner's 1st 68 Homer Sinks Indians at Comiskey Park
Leon Wagner belted a 425 foot two run homer for the White Sox in Chicago to spark an 8-4 victory over Cleveland. Tommy John earned the win, Wilbur Wood closed, and Cleveland dropped to fourth as Detroit moved closer in the AL. Wagner had not homered in over 10 months.
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Cleveland
UPI
Leon Wagner
Russ Snyder
Cleveland Indians
Wagner
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Snyder
Indians
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Tommy McGraw
Tommy Davis
Buddy Bradford
Davis
Ken Berry
Gerry McNert
Ney
Tommy John
John
Jose Cardenal
Tony Horton
Tommie Harper
Duke Sims
Cardenal
Horton
Wilbur Wood
Mike Paul
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
AAU Athletes Obliterate Record In 100 Meter Run
In Sacramento at the national AAU championships, Charlie Greene Jim Hines and Ronnie Ray Smith ran 9.9 seconds in semifinals to tie the world record of 10.0 and more runners matched it. Greene edged Hines in the final, all eight finalists listed 10.0 as the record stood under Bulova photos.
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AAU
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
Greene
Hines
Green
Roger Bambuck
Mel Pender
Larry Questad
Kirk Clayton
Ernie Provost
Lennox Miller
Jim
Bulova
Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Open Games
Detroit beats Boston 5 1 while Chicago tops Cleveland 8 4 in night action. National League results show St Louis and Atlanta winning while top teams chase late-season positioning. Beamon and Day set track records and Matson defends shot put title at Hughes Stadium.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Oakland
Boston
California
New York
Chicago
Washington
Lonborg
Culp
Horlen
Carlos
Lolich
Siebert
Calif
Ww. L . Pet
St. Louis
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Phila
San Fran
Pitts
L.A
Ist
Twilight L.A
Los Angeles Osteen
Selma
J. Niekro
Culver
San Fraancisco
McBean
Philaddelphia James
Cuellar
P. Niekro
N.Y
Dierker
Dukes
Adlesh
Seaver
Short
Martin
Upshaw
Torre
Pappas
Nolan
Sadecki
Hiatt
Wise
Ryan
Los Ang
Sutton
Grant
Aguirre
Haller Blass
LP Sutton
Gabrielson
Kekich
Billingham
Purdin
Hines
Hughes Stadium
Randy Matson
Bob Day
Bob Beamon
Matson
Day
Bob Schul
Schul
Tokyo
Beamon
Ralph Boston
Kesling Cruises To 13-3 Lefty Grove League Win
Kesling defeated Brooker Bros 13-3 as Kesling hitters collected 14 hits off two Brooker pitchers. Paul Schwartz limited the losers to four hits and delivered a two run triple in the third. In the junior circuit Huron County Bank beat the Eagles 5-3 behind Scott Nut ter and Mike Ewell two hitters.
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Kesling
Brooker Bros
Lefty Grove
Brooker
Paul Schwartz
Schwartz
Huron County Bank
Eagles
Scott Nutter
Mike Ewell
Nutter
the Bank
Paul Smith
Mike Zurich
The
Bank
Janesville Upsets Clevite In City Slo-Pitch Clash
Janesville Cotton pulled the season’s biggest upset by edging Clevite Harris 4 to 3 at McGuan Park. Lee Schnell and Dick Rupp sparked a three-run second inning with singles and doubles from Sickinger and Geiss, while Paul Osborne delivered the decisive run in the seventh.
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Don Hohler
Janesville
Cotton
McGuan Park
Clevite Harris
Nite Life
Couch Concrete
W.F.W
Lee Schnell
Dick Rupp
Ed Sickinger
Rollie Geiss
Paul Osborne
Don Smith
Sonny Sickinger
Clevite
Jerry Spencer
Spencer
Huron County Bank
Andy Luxon
Bill Shively
Bob Miller
Bill Dauch
Bill Esgro
Bill Burke
V.F.W
Bob Burdge
VFW Auxiliary Tops Schilds IGA in Five Inning Teener Clash
The VFW Auxiliary defeated Schilds IGA 14 to 4 in five innings under the 10 run rule in Norwalk Teener League action. Danny Missler pitched four innings for Schilds, while Cecil Boyd earned the win by allowing four hits.
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VFW
Schilds Iga
Norwalk
Schilds
Danny Missler
Cecil Boyd
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