Orioles Extend Winning Streak To Six With 6-1 Victory
Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers 6-1 in a six game win streak as five players from Vancouver’s roster, including Marv Breeding Ron Hansen and Brooks Robinson, contributed to the attack. Harmon Killebrew and Red Sox relief helped Washington and Boston win their games, while Jack Fisher struggled for Detroit.
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Special Diet For U S Team In Rome Olympic Food Plans
AP dispatch from Rome reports Charles Ornstein outlining the U S Olympic diet for the games. The plan emphasizes high protein meals with beef milk fruit and vegetables sourced in Italy with no need for imported foods or pills. Ornstein notes a 32 year history guiding team nutrition and praises Rome’s food and water quality.
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Melbourne
College Stars To Be Forced To Gamble In Air
College All Stars clash with the Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field in a midsummer classic expected to draw about 70 000. ABC telecasts the game at 10 p.m. EDT with Don Meredith George 170 and Pete Hall guiding an aerial attack against a Colts defense led by Gene Lipscomb and Art Donovan. Unitas, supposedly fully recovered from cellulitis, may share time with Ray Brown if the game grows tight. Weeb Ewbank’s Colts aim to avoid an upset by the All Stars in this high profile exhibition.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Baseball Scores From Friday and Weekend Showdowns
Baseball results list shows Friday matchups Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Boston at Baltimore. Saturday schedule includes Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Washington at New York. Thursday results highlight St. Louis and Pittsburgh 7 120 innings, Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati f, San Francisco and Milwaukee 7. Sunday set features Chicago at Philadelphia Louis at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee.
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Pairings Named for Ottawa Women Golfers
The Ottawa women golfers for next Tuesday were paired as Craward with Young and Gollier with Fredeen and Latimer Speer with Roberts and Peters Shade with Elder and H Kramer Deputy with J Kramer Reserved spots or cancellations call Mardell Deputy or Jane Kramer.
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St Louis Musial Triggers NL Beanball Warning
National League President Warren Giles warned NL clubs about beanball tactics after Stan Musial's 12th inning homer powered the St Louis Cardinals past the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dodgers and Reds had earlier clashed over beanball tactics, while Koufax blanked Cincinnati 3-0 as tensions rose and officials urged double caution from managers.
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Doctor Hopes to Set Speed Record at Bonneville
Dr. Nathan Ostich, a 50 year old Los Angeles physician, aimed to push his jet powered car toward 500 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats. An engine starter motor burned out Thursday after mechanical troubles delayed his attempt, forcing a Saturday run before his Salt Flat reservation expires.
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Mark Haday
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Williams Says 1969 Is His Last Season With Sox
In Baltimore Ted Williams reaffirmed that 1969 will be his final year in baseball. The Red Sox slugger, nearing 42, sat out Cleveland game then celebrated aboard a plane to Baltimore after his 512th and 513th homers pushed him past Mel Ott into third all time. He noted he wanted to quit earlier but injuries delayed it.
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Koufax Dominates Reds as Dodgers Blank Reds
Sandy Koufax was the standout as the Dodgers shut out the Reds. He struck out 13 while allowing only two hits, extending his season with double-digit strikeouts in seven games. The Giants climbed from fifth with their win, after taking a five-run lead in the late stages.
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