Weaver's Debut As A Strategist With Orioles
Earl Weaver reshuffles his lineup for his managerial debut as Baltimore edges Washington 2-0 behind Dave McNally two hits. Don Buford on center field duty, Boog Powell and Frank Robinson steal bases while Mark Belanger moves to second to exploit speed. Weaver vows aggressive, scrambling offense and notes Buford's potential in center.
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Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Don Buford
Washington
Dave McNally
Mark Belanger
Buford
Boog Powell
Powell
Frank Robinson
Weaver
Robinson
Oriole
Chicago
Paul Blair
Blair
Belanger
Mark
Joe Coleman
Orioles
Harry Dalton
League Leaders By The Associated Press baseball leaders
American League batting leaders include Harrelson, Bost., .302, and Yastrzemski, Bost., .297. Runs leaders are McAuliffe, Det., 50 and Cardenal, Cleve., 46. RBI leader F Howard, Wash., 61. Hits lead Olive, Minn., and Uhlander, Minn., 86. Double leaders R Smith, Bost., 24 and B Robinson, Balt., 19. Home runs F Howard, Wash., 25. Stolen bases Campaneris, Oak., 26. Pitching notes include John, Chic., 70, and McLain, Det., 162. Strikeouts McDowell, Cleve., 168 and Tiant, Cleve., 156. National League batting is M Alou, Pitt., 341 with Rose, Cin., 329. Runs Rose, Cin., 56 and Santo, Chic., 50. RBI McCovey, S.F., 54 and Perez, Cin., 62. Hits Flood, St.L., 113 and Rose, Cin., 109. Doubles Brock, St.L., 27. Triples Clemente, Pitt., 7. Home runs McCovey, S.F., 20 and H Aaron, Atl., 18. Stolen bases Wills, Pitt., 25 and Brock, St.L., 16. Pitching 7 decisions Abernathy, Cin., 6 1/2, Marichal, S.F., 154. Strikeouts Jenkins, Chic., 133 and Singer, L.A., 128.
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Grier Jones On Right Track In Trans Miss Golf
Grier Jones of Oklahoma State and Hal Underwood of Houston lead the Trans Mississippi field at Southern Hills Tulsa paths to a possible finals clash. Jones beat Richard Bland in 19 holes while Underwood erased a two-hole deficit to defeat John Paul Cain Tup. Other results include Hyndman’s back-nine surge past Larson, Watson losing to Hopkins, and Irvine defeating Miller. finals set for Sunday in a 3% hole format.
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Houston
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Bland
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Hunt
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Muskogee
Tom Watson
Kansas City
Ed Hopkins
Dallas
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San Francisco
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Tex
Bob Ryan
Flint
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Midland
Jim Bullard
Arkansas City
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Bob Wilson
Memphis
Bruce Hollowell
Springfield
Bob Roos
Hillsborough
Calif
Charles Peffer
Bowling Scores From Gutter Dusters League Night
Summary of league bowling results listing team names, highs, and top series. Notable scorers include Hettler 207 in CLIMBERS and Liegerot 510 High 30 in THE HUSTLERS, with several 600s and 700s across Thursday events.
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Climbers
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F. Ferguson
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the Hustlers
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A. Smith
A. Miller
R. Hughes
Bauer Firing Casual Affair
Hank Bauer says he was fired as Baltimore Orioles manager while a taxi waited outside his Prairie Village home. Director Harry Dalton delivered the news during a brief meeting after arriving from Kansas City airport. Bauer described the scene and the quick, awkward dismissal.
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Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Prairie Village
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Bauer
Harry Dalton
Orioles
Harry
Dalton
Carlisle Trot Hope At Roosevelt International Trot
Carlisle seeks to end an American drought by winning the Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway with Billy Haughton guiding him. Roquepine, aiming for a second straight title, is the 2 to 1 favorite from post six as 40,000 fans watch the 14 mile event. Carlisle, 5 years old, drew post three and is the 2nd choice with career earnings of 460,886.
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N.Y
Carlisle
United States
Billy Haughton
France
Roosevelt Raceway
Roquepine
Baseball Scoreboard Thursday Results and Schedule Items
Baseball scoreboard shows Chicago 0 2 New York 1 0 Philadelphia 54 Pittsburgh 0 1 Houston 5 7 St Louis 4 8 first game 10 innings Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 1 Today's games include Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh N San Francisco at Cincinnati N Los Angeles at Atlanta N Houston at St Louis N Saturdays feature Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Atlanta Houston at St Louis Minnesota 5 Detroit 4 New York 5 Chicago 4 Baltimore 2 Washington 0 Oakland 4 Cleveland 3 California 3 Boston 2 Cleveland at Oakland N Boston at California N Detroit at Minnesota N New York at Chicago N Washington at Baltimore N Cleveland at Oakland Boston at California Detroit at Minnesota New York at Chicago Washington at Baltimore
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Cardinals stumble as Astros win opener in NL roundup
In a National League round of games, the Cardinals dropped the opener 5-4 to Houston after a late Denis Menke triple. St. Louis tied 8-7 in game two with later power from Lou Brock and Roger Maris. Atlanta beat Los Angeles 1-0 behind Phil Niekro, San Francisco routed Cincinnati 7-1, Philadelphia swept Pittsburgh 5-0 and 4-1, and New York edged Chicago 1-0 before dropping the nightcap 2-0.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Lou Brock
Roger Maris
Houston
Astros
Denis Menke
Maris
Brock
St. Louis
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Phil Niekro
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Niekro
Jim Lefebvre
Joe Torre
Braves
Hank Aaron
Jim Fairey
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