Culp Changes Course to Lift Cubs Over Cardinals 3-1
Ray Culp rebounded with Chicago as he worked through a rain delay to limit St Louis to one run, guiding the Cubs to a 3-1 win that moved them into a share of the NL lead. Houston edged Philadelphia 2-1 in 11 innings behind Mike Cuellar, while Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 4-3.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Ray Culp
Chicago Cubs
Culp
Philadelphia
Leo Durocher
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Mike Cuellar
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Lamabe Trade Fails To Boost Cardinals Relief Depth
Reliever Jack Lamabe has struggled since joining the St. Louis Cardinals from the Mets on waivers. He has appeared in four games, lost two, and walked in the winning run as Chicago beat St. Louis 3-1. The Cubs meet the Cards again tonight with Ray Washburn versus Bill Stoneman on the mound.
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Associated Press
Jack Lamabe
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
Lamabe
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Cardinals
Kansas City
A’s
Washington
Jim Hunter
Chuck Dobson
Senators
Frank Bertaina
Barry Moore
Joe Hoerner
Don Kessinger
Ray Washburn
Bill Stoneman
Riots Force Tigers Away From Detroit Stadium
Detroit riots have surrounded Tiger Stadium forcing the Tigers to play in Baltimore and delaying a Detroit home series with the Orioles. Games shift to Memorial Stadium with two Detroit dates rescheduled as a twi night doubleheader on August 11 and September 12 13 moves to Detroit. Curfew and ban on gatherings affect all sports with uncertain reopenings and a day by day outlook.
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Orioles
Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In Pacific Coast League action Denver stunned Spokane 12 to 3 while Vancouver defeated Tacoma 6 to 2 and San Diego beat Hawaii 6 to 4. In International League Toledo edged Toronto 7 to 6 and Buffalo outscored Columbus 5 to 3 in 11 innings.
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Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
San Diego
Hawaii
Toledo
Toronto
Buffalo
Columbus
Princeton No 1 Wins Garnett Softball Tournament Final
Princeton No 1 defeated Gar nett 20 to 13 in the Garnett Softball finals on Sunday night. Williamsburg took third place by beating Princeton No 2 137.
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Princeton
Garnett
Williamsburg
Cuellar Slugger Dispute After Two-Hit Win
Mike Cuellar of the Houston Astros pitched a two hitter in a 2-1 win over Philadelphia, but the game was marred by a ninth inning confrontation with Phillies manager Gene Mauch. Cuellar and Phillies first baseman Bill White traded words as benches cleared, with both managers and players involved in the flare up.
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Houston
Mike Cuellar
Houston Astros
Philadelphia
Phillies
Gene Mauch
Cuellar
Mauch
Phils
Bill White
Astros
Ed Mathews
League Leaders THE ASSOCIATED PRESS baseball stats recap
American League batting leaders show Robinson, Baltimore at .337 with Kaline, Detroit at .3285 runs by McAuliffe and Robinson lead. Home runs topped by Killebrew and Yastrzemski. NL batting best Clemens in Pitt at .357, Cepeda and Staub high in multiple categories. Pitching leaders include Lonborg and Nolan with top win totals and strikeouts by Marichal and Bunning.
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Bunning
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Breakdown In Promotion Cancels Cokes Harris Bout
Dallas promoters Kenneth Hayles and Tommy Bullock end boxing ventures after a world title fight in Dallas collapses when Gypsy Joe Harris fails to weigh in and promoter disputes erupt over payment and guarantees. Curtis Cokes weighs 147 pounds as Harris misses weigh in and a TV telecast plan falls apart. Hayles contends contract terms and gate receipts leave Cokes overpaid while legal action looms and Harris cites overweight as reason for absence.
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Curtis Cokes
Kenneth Hayles
Tommy Bullock
Gypsy Joe Harris
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Greater Dallas Sports Association
Hayles
Bullock
State Boxing Commission
Harris
Willie Reddish
Reddish
Cokes
World Boxing Association
Texas Boxing Commission
Philadelphia
TV Sports Inc
Memorial Auditorium
Doug Lord
Lord
Francois Pavilla
US Shooters Open Pan Am Games With Golds In Winnipeg
US armed forces marksmen led by Hershel Anderson won the first Pan American Games gold in free pistol with 5438 of 600, anchoring a record-breaking 2171-point team effort. Teammates Arnold Vitardo William Blankenship and Maja Franklin Green also medaled. Divers and swimmers faced heats and dives as the U.S. aimed for most of the 33 aquatic medals. Cuba edged the U.S. in baseball 4-3 as Sogge struggled. Brazil women routed the U.S. 60-42 in opening basketball.
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United States
Hershel
Andy) Anderson
Columbus
Arnold Vitardo
Bronx
N.Y
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
William Blankenship
Maja Franklin Green
Wome
Cuba
Manuel Alarcon
Yanks
Steve Sogge
Southern California
Brazil
U.S.A
U.S
Five players enter Western Open tennis rounds in Springfield
Five players from Kansas and Missouri began the Western Open Junior and Boys Tennis Championships in Springfield Ohio with only one surviving to the third round. Bob McKinley of St. Ann Missouri seeded fifth won his 18 and under junior division matches 6-3 1-6 6-2 and 6-3 6-3 against David Cross and John Hynes. Richard Reilly of Kansas City fell to Mike Estep while Randy Bergdall lost in the first round to Erik Van Dillen. In the boys division Rodney Kubat lost to Roscoe Tanner and Bill McGowan was defeated by Brian Gottfried.
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Springfield
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Bob McKinley
St. Ann
McKinley
David Cross
Rockport
Mass
John Hynes
Seattle
Richard Reilly
Kansas City
Mike Estep
Dallas
Texas
Randy Bergdall
Winfield
Kan
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Rodney Kubat
Arkansas City
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Bill McGowan
Brian Gottfieid
Cape Coral
Fla
Major Stars Batting: Lefebvre Drives Dodgers Past Pirates
Jim Lefebvre delivered the decisive two-out ninth inning single to lift the Dodgers 4-3 over Pittsburgh. Mike Cuellar scattered two hits with 12 strikeouts in an 11 inning 2-1 win for the Astros against the Phillies.
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Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Roger Maris
Culp
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
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St. Louis
Larry Jaster
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Clarence Jones
Jack Lamabe
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Santo
Cuellar
Cookie Rojas
Phils
Bill White
Houston
Jim Wynn
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Dick Schofield
Willie Davis
Associated Press
Mike Cuellar
Astros
Philadelphia
State Fire Marshal Raps Fireworks Law
Kansas fire marshal Arthur R. Ramey called the current fireworks control unworkable and urged stricter regulation. He cited one death and many injuries from the recent season, with large illegal quantities sold. Ramey will seek industry input before recommending a model NFPA fireworks law allowing only paper caps and licensed public displays.
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Robert Docking
Ramey
National Fire Protection Association
Spear Gun Kills Woman in Missouri Murder Charge
Donald C. Hollingsworth, 40, of Pine Lawn faces a first degree murder charge for the Sunday death of his wife Mamie Hollingsworth, 43, in Piedmont Missouri. The woman was fatally wounded by a spear from an underwater spear gun while traveling with her husband. Mamie Wright testified Hollingsworth had threatened her sister and she feared him. Hollingsworth said he had “packing-out spells” and had been under psychiatric care.
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Donald C. Hollingsworth
Pine Lawn
Hollingsworth
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