Indians edge Orioles 8 2 in eighth inning rally
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8-2 as two eighth inning runs broke a 1-1 tie. John Romano's two out bunt single and Vic Davalillo's double led the rally, with Baltimore manager Hank Bauer lacking an explanation for the eighth inning tactic.
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Indians
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
White Sox
Cleveland
John Romano
Vic Davalillo
Romano
Stu Miller
Hank Bauer
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Earl Robinson
Russ Snyder
Don Buford
Gerry McNertney
McNertney
Twins
Rich Rollins
Ed Fisher
Yankees
Buster Narum
Mel Stottlemyre
Senators
Mike Brumley
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Red Sox
Don Demeter
Jerry Lumpe
Demeter
Bob Heffner
Dick Green
Rocky Colavito
Athletics
Angels
Lou Clinton
Jim Perry
Bob Rodgers
Tiny Tads Imitate Fathers In Orioles Fun Night
In Baltimore a junior version of the Orioles takes the field as sons of players aged up to 13 imitate dads. John Powell, nicknamed Little Boog, struggles at plate while others swing and miss, all watched by approving parents filming the lighthearted exhibition. Umpires include John Orsino Wally Bunker Bob Savrine and Frank Bertaina arranging playful calls.
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Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
John Powell
Baltimore
John
Little Boog
Scott Miller
Stu Miller
Robin Roberts Jr
Hunter
Brooks Robinson
Robbie Brandt
Jack Brandt
Oriole
John Orsino
Wally Bunker
Bob Saverine
Frank Bertaina
Young Boy Loses Puppy in Tragic Cleveland Affair
Seven year old David Peck faces double tragedy after his older brother died of leukemia eight months earlier and his three month old puppy Peppy was struck by two speeding cars. David plans to write to The Plain Dealer asking drivers to slow down in puppy and child areas.
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David Peck
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Darryl
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Tenn
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Teams Open With Victories In Kansas State Softball Tourney
Liberal defeats Guarantee Mutual Life 9-1. Emporia edges Great Bend People’s Savings 1-0 after 11 innings. Hays beats Rage 6-5 in 8 innings. Tonight’s schedule lists Hutchinson Merchants versus Topeka Lasista at 7 p.m., Topeka Van-T versus Manhattan at 8 p.m., and Coffeyville Page Milk versus Wichita Office Lounge at 9 p.m.
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Liberal
Emporia
Hays
Kansas
Manhattan
Coffeyville Page Milk
Wichita
Hart of Giants Struck, Carried Off Field by Stretcher
Best LOS ANGELES AP reports San Francisco third baseman Jim Ray Hart, 22, was carried from the field on a stretcher after being struck above the right eye by a throw while sliding into second against the Dodgers. He remained conscious. X-rays were negative and he was ordered to rest for a day.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hart
Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Feature High Finishes
Oberved from Bonnie's Shoe Box to Todd's Mobile Homes, multiple teams posted high scores and top individual figures. Notable marks include A. Smith 184 and C Horn 444 across two series, with M Mueller 423 and B. Beller 160-443 for The Blanks, while S Wolgast 213 led Grogan's Ltd in a 3-game set.
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C. Horn
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Grogan’s Ltd
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Peoples National Bank
R. Carlson
Southwestern Bell
Forreit Wills Cafe
T. Rhoades
League Leaders League Leaders
The Associated Press lists American League leaders in batting runs and other stats. Players include Oliva, Mantle, Killebrew, Bressoud, Versalles, Yastrzemski, Powell, Aparicio, and Downing, with team affiliations from Minnesota New York Boston Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles and others.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Detroit
Washington
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Clemente of Pittsburgh led NL batting with .345 over 300 at bats while Santo of Chicago hit .326. Mays of San Francisco scored 98 runs, Santo 91 RBIs, and Clemente 170 hits to top. Williams of Chicago and others led in doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases with key leaders Mays, Wills, and Koufax pacing pitching.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Santo
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadephia
Boyer
St. Louis
Williams
Maye
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Philadelphia
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Major Stars Pitching Highlights Narum Shutout for Senators
Buster Narum shut out the New York Yankees on five hits as Washington pitchers delivered the season’s only two complete shutouts. In batting news Gus Triandos of the Phillies hit two homers to lead Philadelphia past Milwaukee 6 to 1.
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Associated Press
Buster Narum
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Gus Triandos
Phillies
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Shuffling Giants Fight Drysdale In Dodger Loss
Giants drop 2 1 to 1 as Marichal balks at pitching with back flare and Mays shuttles between center field and third base. Don Drysdale wins on Camilli single in ninth. Hart leaves after being struck, Mays moves positions, Dark adjusts lineup to spark offense. Phillies rally behind Short with six hits and four homers.
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al Dark
Mays
Dodgers
Jim Ray Hart
Giants
Dark
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Tracey Stallard
Manager Came Close To Sitting Out The Season
Baltimore Orioles manager Hank Bauer narrowly escaped a season long ban after a May 22 incident at Memorial Stadium with plate umpire Al Salerno over a bean ball. Senior umpire Joe Soar intervened, preventing suspension. Bauer, 42, emphasizes discipline and letting players play, saying he values respect and effective handling of pitching staff while maintaining a relaxed, not punitive, clubhouse.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Bauer
al Salerno
Hank Soar
Salerno
Luis Aparicio
Hogan blasts prize money system on pro golf tour
Ben Hogan denounces the pro golf prize distribution, saying big purses reward complacent players who show up rather than work on their games. He stresses leaders like Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Ken Venturi deserve most of the money as the Carlin World Championship opens in Oakland Hills with 155 players.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Birmingham
Mich
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Hogan
Oakland Hills
Nicklaus
Palmer
Tony Lema
Venturi
Pro Giant Thinks Big Pro Giant Thinks Big
Bob Brown a 22 year old 6 foot 4 inch 280 pound rookie for the Philadelphia Eagles is profiled by Ralph Bernstein in Cherry Hill New Jersey. His goal is NFL all star status with a $100000 deal already signed after choosing the NFL over the AFL. He emphasizes mental conditioning through lifting and confidence in facing strong linemen.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Cherry Hill
Bob Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
Cleveland
NFL
Kuharich
Brown
Nebraska All-America
American Football League
Beatle Wig Worn By Piersall On Base
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Jim Piersall wore a Beatle wig during a Kansas City game. Umpire Frank Umont held a brief conference, and Piersall batted without the hairpiece. Athletics owner Charles Finley had recently signed the Beatles for a concert next month.
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Kansas City
Jimmy Piersall
Los Angeles Angels
Charles Finley
Athletics
Piersall
Frank Umont
Los Angeles
Red Manager Out Of Hospital
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson leaves Christ Hospital today after chest cancer treatment. General manager Bill DeWitt declined to comment on when Hutchinson might return. Hutchinson was admitted August 14, the day after his 45th birthday, after prior treatments for cancer.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Bill DeWitt
Hutchinson
Boxing Patsy For Video
Norfolk AP report on Abel Greene urging boxing to regain decency and return to sports pages. He warns boxing is near elimination as a major sport, noting its role in television’s development and the shift of TV time to other sports. He calls for removing personal rivalries and viewing boxing as a whole.
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Norfolk
Abel. Greene
World Boxing Association
Greene
Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Highlights
National league standings show Philadelphia leading with 70 wins, Cincinnati 70, St. Louis 68, Milwaukee 64, Pittsburgh 64, Chicago 58, Houston 56, New York 48, San Francisco 70, Los Angeles 62. Yesterday results include Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 1 and St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2. Today’s games feature San Francisco at Milwaukee and Baltimore at Chicago among others.
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Houston
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