Cepeda, Kibler ejected as Cardinals top Reds 9 2
Umpire John Kibler tossed Orlando Cepeda after a close first base play as the Cardinals beat the Reds 9 2. Cepeda homered twice more to reach 12 and 18 on the season while batting .924 in the stretch, and Reds pitcher Sammy Ellis incurred a $50 fine after a pitch hit Mike Shannon following Cepeda’s second homer.
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Gals chase track fame in American invitational
Berkeley AP report highlights Delores Stoneback Charlotte Cook and RaNae Bair as leading American women track stars. The All American Invitational at Edwards Stadium features sixteen events amid changed perceptions of female athletes, with Cook eyeing a potential American record in the 400 and a fast 800.
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Ralston Considers Quitting After Clay Courts Defeat
Dennis Ralston, the top ranked player, said in Milwaukee he may quit the amateur tour after a surprise loss to Frank Froehling in the National Clay Courts quarterfinals. He hinted at becoming a student or businessman and plans to rest before deciding. Ralston will skip the next stop but could play Davis Cup zone playoffs in August and the U S Championships in September.
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Baseball Scores International League Recap
Buffalo defeats Toronto 5 to 3 while Rochester tops Syracuse 6 to 1 and Richmond beats Columbus 6 to 2. Toledo wins 3 to 0 against Jacksonville in a busy IL card.
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Kaser Faces Ojala In Public Links Final
Milwaukee AP reports two underdog golfers Monty Kaser and Dave Ojala reached the final of the national public links championship at Brown Deer. Kaser, 24 from Wichita, defeated George Demling 3 and 2 after 27 holes while Ojala, 21 from Two Harbors, ousted Don Powers 7 and 6. Both men posted uneven early rounds with Demling five over par and Powers 17 over after 30 holes.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Awards
The Associated Press lists top performers in both leagues. In the National League: Batting .343 Starling? gell? Pittsburgh. Alou .393. Runs Aaron 65. Alou 57. RBIs Aaron 68. Stargell 64. Hits Alou 116. Clemente? 112. Doubles Callison 22. Mays and Pinson 19. Triples McCarver 9. Alou 7. Home runs Aaron 26. Torre 22. Stargell 22. Stolen bases Brock 34. Wills 30. Pitching Ceyellar 71 decisions .875. Perry 122 .857. Strikeouts Koufax 176. Gibson 146. In the American League Batting 200 AB Snyder .335. Kaline .321. Runs F Robinson 68. Aparicio 62. RBIs B Robinson 70. Powell 68. Hits B Robinson 105. Oliva 105. F Robinson and Aparicio 99. Doubles Yastrzemski 26. B Robinson 20. Triples McAuliffe 7. Scott 7. Foy 6. Agee Chicago. Camepaneris 6. Home runs F Robinson 22. Kaline 21. Stolen bases Agee 28. Campaneris 6. Pitching Sansford 92 .818. S Miller 72 .778. Strikeouts Richert 125. McDowell 119.
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Wichita NBC Baseball Tourney: Jets and Derby win
NBC Baseball action in Wichita saw Derby defeating Moscow-Hooker 13-1 with Richard Krue firing a two hitter and Jerry Milner driving in four. The Packers shut out Abilene 13-0 behind Benny Banta five inning no hitter, while the Jets beat Winfield 82 with Al Graves Ted and a Dave Chamberlain two run double. Other games set for Junction City, Hugoton, Lansing, and Wichita Collegians. Ceremonies for Augusta Youth Baseball program at 7:90.
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Dobson Placed On 15-Day Disabled List
Kansas City Athletics announce right-hander Chuck Dobson on the 15 day disabled list with a sore arm. Ralph Terry is activated from the DL and will join the club on the upcoming road trip starting Monday after last pitching June 28 against Baltimore.
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Trans-Miss Golf Tourney Heads To 36-Hole Semifinal
In Minneapolis four collegians advance toward the Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament title as the 36-hole semifinal round begins. U S Amateur champion Bob Murphy of Florida meets Jim Wiechers of Santa Clara while Bob Dickson of Oklahoma State tangles with Bob E Smith of Sacramento. Finals set for Sunday at Edina Country Club.
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Fourth Time Bride for Justice Douglas in Private Ceremony
U S Supreme Court Justice William S. Douglas, 67, wed Cathleen Curran Heffernan, 23, in a quiet Endneo home ceremony. Heffernan, a Portland sociology major, is the judge’s fourth wife. the couple plans a Pacific Northwest honeymoon.
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