Crosley Field Lights Out As Reds Move to Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati notices mark the end of Crosley Field after 58 seasons. The Reds leave for Riverfront Stadium while the city plans auctions, civic events, and eventual demolition. Plaques will be relocated to a Riverfront Stadium museum.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Crosley Field
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Reds
San Francisco
Riverfront Stadium
Redland Field
Powell Crosley Jr
Tribe Yankees Meet Tonight In Key Doubleheader
The Cleveland Indians visit the New York Yankees for a three game stretch starting with a doubleheader. New York aims to stay within reach of Baltimore after a 7-2 road trip while Cleveland has won seven of its last nine. Sam McDowell and Mike Paul will start for the Indians.
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Yankee
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Houk
Indians
Tribe
Sam McDowell
Mike Paul
Pinch Hitter Nips Twins With Late Milwaukee Rally
Milwaukee Brewers manager Dave Bristol used Gus Gil as a pinch hitter in the bottom of the ninth. Gil lined a two run double off Ron Perranoski to lift Milwaukee past the Minnesota Twins 4-3 with two on and two out.
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UPI
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Bristol
Dave Baldwin
Gil
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Milwaukee
Ron Perranoske
Tom Hall
Perranoski
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Moose
Jim Wynn
Jack Billingham
Houston
San Diego
Wynn
Ron Slocum
Astros
Marv Staehle
Dan McGinn
Montreal
Philadelphia
McGinn
Claude Raymond
Singer Allows One Hit In Dodgers 7 0 Victory
Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer, 26, still returning from hepatitis, threw seven no hit innings with one baserunner on a walk against the Atlanta Braves. Manager Walt Alston sent him back for the eighth but he did not complete the inning.
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Los Angeles
Vito Stellino
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Bill Singer
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Atlanta Braves
Walt Alston
Barman Seitz, Jaycees Top Motor City Opponents In League Play
Barman & Seitz beat Brooker Brothers 14-2 in senior division after 14 hits led by Mike Martin with doubles and a triple. In junior division, Jaycees edged Hug Concrete 7-6 as Terry Ray won on the mound. Mets, Reds, Astros, and NL leaders highlighted a busy baseball night across leagues.
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Barman & Seitz
Brooker Brothers
Lefty Grove Baseball League
Jaycees
Hug Concrete
Mike Martin
Clint Fannin
Martin
Fannin
Mark Ohley
Don Davis
Perry Stein
Don Sardanoff
Jim Seitz
Jim Schepers
Davis
Brookers
Doug Hamilton
Mike Beveridge
Don Lachowyn Brookers
Hug
Terry Ray
John Christopher
Matt Kline
Pat Schaffer
Ray
Greg Colvin
Bill Ott
John Kacmarsky
Randy Witter
Registration Forms For Norwalk AAU Wrestling Meet
Registration forms for the Amateur Athletic Union wrestling tournament at Norwalk Junior High School are available from tournament director Dennis Corrigan. Forms may be filled out Saturday with a $1 entry fee and required AAU or YMCA cards. Weigh-ins run 8 10 a.m. Trophies go to champions and medals to placers for boys under 14. Preliminary rounds start 11 a.m. finals at 6 p.m.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Thursday Night Games
American League results include Chi at Calif 9-3 and Minn at Mil 4-? Milwaukee. Det at Wash 6-2 and Balt at Bos 5-3 in 10 innings. N Y 12 Chi 10. L A 7 Atl 3. Cin 6 Phila 5. St Louis 9 Pitts 7. Also Montreal at Phila and New York at Chicago among listed matchups.
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