Dodger Manager Cashes In On Walk To Tie Game
Dodgers win 6-5 as Walter Alston orders Gordie Coleman walked with tying run on second in the first inning. Frank Howard belts a ninth inning two run homer to tie and win. Phillies beat Houston 6-2. Cardinals edge Cubs 2-1 as Gibson fans 12 in three-hitter. Pirates Mets doubleheader rained out.
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Koufax Placed On Rest As Dodgers Lose Ace Lefty
Los Angeles Dodgers star Sandy Koufax is benched while doctors treat a vascular injury in his left index finger. Specialists expect rest and medication. outcome and return timeline uncertain. Dodgers lead NL by two games after beating Cincinnati in 11 innings.
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Ottawa Country Club 100-yard relay won by youths
The Herald skipped reporting the Ottawa Country Club 100-yard winning team in the nine and ten year old boys division. Team members were C. Clarenbos B. Killough J. Warnock and S. White, who contributed to the victory.
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Congratulations For Alonzo Stagg
A former Colorado coach asks former players to write birthday greetings to Alonzo A. Stagg for his 100th birthday on Aug 16. Stagg, “grand old man of football,” coached at College of the Pacific after Chicago.
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May Be A New Star May Be A New Star
Paris AP A new international golfing star may have been uncovered in the French Open Championship. Alan Murray Australian 22 won the Open with final rounds of 69 and 68 for a 14 under par total of 274. Peter Thomson four time British Open winner and Bob Charles of New Zealand finished one stroke back. Don Essig Indianapolis pro at an air base in France shot 65 final round to 284. William P Casilman White Sulphur Springs West Virginia the only other American in the final round finished 302.
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Palmer Favored In PGA Championship At Aronimink
In Newton Square Pennsylvania Arthur Palmer is favored to win the 72 hole PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club near Philadelphia. Odds list Palmer at 2 1, Nicklaus 3 1, Gary Player 5 1, Billy Casper 6 1 and Gene Littler 10 1. The field includes 171 players.
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Shaw blames fielding in near no hitter vs Giants
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Shaw praised his 6-0 win over the San Francisco Giants but blamed a third inning grounder from Chuck Hiller for costing him a possible no hitter. Hiller doubled in the ninth for the Giants only hit as Shaw earned his 10th win of the season.
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Gibson Dominates Cubs in 2-1 Cardinal Victory
Bob Gibson struck out 12 as St. Louis edged Chicago 2-1, adding his third straight three hit game. Ken Boyer delivered a bases loaded double in the fourth for the Cardinals, while Gibson praised his fastball and mixing up palm ball and other pitches. In Kansas City, the A’s beat Baltimore 3-2 as Bob Giggie, in his first MLB start after 12 years, earned the win with help from John Wyatt.
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Baseball scoreboard results and schedule recap
National League results include Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 0 and Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 5 in 11 innings. St Louis 2 Chicago 1. Philadelphia 6 Houston 2. Pittsburgh at New York (2) postponed by rain. Today's and Friday's slate lists multiple games and doubleheaders with city matchups and postponement notes.
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Suddenly Those Guys Pitched
The Los Angeles Angels surged in the pennant race as pitching finally came through. Don Lee pitched a four hit 5-0 shutout of Detroit, after Ken McBride blanked the Tigers on three hits, keeping the Angels within 3 1/2 games of the Yankees. Minnesota crushed Cleveland 14-3 to tie for third, Washington edged Chicago 1-0, and Kansas City beat Baltimore 5-2 ending Baltimore’s six game streak.
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Bad Horse Not So Bad
Kansas City AP reports Allen Houston 32 from Tucson Arizona rode Jesse James the famed bucking bronco for 10 seconds before being unseated. Houston was woozy as he left the arena after the ride, one of only a few riders to stay on James James Inman of Lamar Colorado owns the horse.
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Fans reach A's win after bus breakdown on I 35
About 35 Williamsburg baseball fans arrived at Kansas City’s stadium just in time to see the Athletics beat Baltimore 3 to 2 last night. A chartered bus broke down near the Baldwin interchange of I 35 delaying the group, but driver Glenn Ainsworth improvised a ride back to Ottawa and returned with a second bus to complete the trip. The excursion was sponsored by the Williamsburg Lions Club.
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