3 Run First Too Much For A s
The Boston Red Sox tagged Norm Bass for three runs in the first inning and ended up with a 4-3 victory over the Athletics Monday night at Kansas City. The defeat was the fourth straight for the Athletics, already mired in the American League basement. Carl Yastrzemski drove in the first two Boston runs with a single, then scored on Peter Runnels's single. Kansas City answered with a Dick Howser triple and Wayne Causey single in the first, a walk to Jerry Lumpe and a single by Art Ditmar in the second. In the ninth, singles by Deron Johnson Haywood Sullivan and Joe Nuxhall produced another Kansas City tally. The St. Louis Cardinals were idle Monday.
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Dick ‘Howser
Wayne Causey
Change Duck Rules Would Allow More Captive Birds
The Interior Department proposed regulatory changes to gain tighter control over migratory birds kept in captivity. Mallards and black ducks reared for more than two generations removed from the wild would require permits and marking to distinguish them from wild birds, while killings could occur at commercial shooting clubs. A $15 fee for propagating and taxidermist permits is proposed to recover costs. Proposals will appear in the Federal Register with comments due by Oct. 15.
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Eight Home Runs Hit In Topeka Doubleheader Sweep
Topeka split a Monday night doubleheader with Lincoln, 12-8 and 3-2, then Cedar Rapids beat Des Moines 6-3 while Burlington beat Fox Cities 8-3 as Bob Priddy fanned 16 in the win. Lincoln’s Fred Loesekam clouted a grand slam and added a solo homer in the twin bill, driving in seven runs.
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Williams punched at Lusaka airport on Africa trip
G Mennen Williams, assistant secretary of state for African affairs, was reportedly punched in the face at Lusaka airport by a white man unhappy with U.S. policy in Africa. A spectator said the assailant's hands were bloodied. Williams did not acknowledge the incident and showed no sign of injury when he arrived later in Leopoldville for a refueling stop on his return to Washington, after a six week goodwill and fact finding tour across the continent.
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Bats Crackle as Yankees Tigers Clash In AL Race
The Yankees open a three game set at Minnesota as Maris and Mantle chase Babe Ruth 60. Detroit, 1 game back, hosts the White Sox with Colavito near an RBI mark and Cash atop the league at .370. Wood belts a grand slam to spark a five game Detroit streak and tie for RBI lead.
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Mantle says pitchers slicker smarter than before
In Minneapolis Mantle concedes his long balls aren’t as frequent as in 1956 and attributes distance decline to smarter, tougher pitching. He notes improved equipment and changes in batting requires lighter bats. Mantle and Maris chase Babe Ruth’s 60 home run mark tonight vs Minnesota.
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Finley Pledge Split by Kansas City Council
Nine member City Council split on pledging support to Charles O Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics One councilman refused to sign one declined to comment another councilman and Mayor H Roe Bartle were away Gavin sent a telegram to Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick asserting unequivocal endorsement Bartle said he knew nothing of the telegram Four councilmen backed the telegram in varying degrees
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Charles O. Finley
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Ford Frick
Finley
New York
Drag Race Winners Earn $10,000 at Daytona Speedway
Art Malone the 26 year old Tampa drag racer and Bob Osiecki builder of the Mad Dog IV split a $10,000 prize after Malone posted 181 mph around Daytona International Speedway. Osiecki receives the major share while Malone earns a quarter plus likely future endorsement and appearance money on the NASCAR circuit.
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Baseball Scoreboard Monday Results and Schedule
Baseball scores show Detroit defeating Washington 7 to 3 and Boston 4 to 3 while Baltimore defeated Los Angeles 8 to 1. Today’s games include Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Detroit with several other matchups listed for the night and Wednesday.
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Spahn Near 20 Wins in Braves 7 1 Rout of Phillies
Warren Spahn moved within four victories of his 20th win as the Braves topped Philadelphia 7-1. The 40-year-old lefty yielded 10 hits in seven innings, extending his win streak to seven while reaching 304 career victories, the most by a NL left-hander and one behind the all time by a southpaw. Robin Roberts took the loss for Philadelphia, as Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5-4 in the NL other game.
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Arkansas sets longest duck season this year
Arkansas will allow a 30 day duck season from November 24 to December 23, chosen as the longest consecutive period under federal rules. The daily limit is two ducks and the possession limit four, both reduced from last year’s limits. last year’s season lasted 40 days and also ran through November and December.
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Ralston Suspended by USLTA Over Bad Conduct
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif a U S Davis Cup team member and third ranking player in the country was suspended by the U S Lawn Tennis Association today for bad conduct. He was declared ineligible for the national championships starting Friday and other amateur events of the USLTA.
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Wichita Dreamliners Upset Grand Rapids in NNPT
In Wichita Kansas the Dreamliners defeated defending champion Grand Rapids Michigan 97 to advance unbeaten into the NNPT fourth round. Ron Maser hit a two run homer in the first, with Rocky Krsnich and Richard Rose adding four baggers in a 13 hit Wichita attack. Grand Rapids drops to 2-1 in the marathon double elimination event.
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USGA Tests Four Berths in KC Qualifier at Blue Hills
A 36 hole test at Blue Hills produced four USGA championship qualifiers from Kansas City and western Missouri. Bill Stewart 40 Springfield MO led with 69 71 140. Jack House 45, Tom Stephenson 44, and Jim Colbert Jr. 20 matched 143 to claim the remaining spots. The national amateur tourney will be at Pebble Beach Sept 11 16.
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Johnson Rated Over Cotton in Seattle bout
Defending light heavyweight champion Harold Johnson holds a 2-1 favorite as he defends the NBA title against No. 4 contender Eddie Cotton in a 15 round outdoor fight at Sick's Stadium. Both expected to weigh 175 pounds with the bout starting at 1 a.m. Ottawa time and not nationally televised.
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