Pirates Blast Cards With 8-Run Inning In NL Roundup
Pirates beat St Louis 9-1 behind an eight-run eighth as Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell sparked a rally after eye issues for Mota and Alou. Clemens, Stargell, Mota, and Alou propelled Pittsburgh while Philadelphia and Houston also won. Bunning struck out 14 in a 5-1 Philly win.
Majors Minors Draft Field of 444 Hopefuls
The majors and minors combined drafted 444 players in a wide draft, led by Steve Chilcott and Reggie Jackson as the top picks in a multi-phase process that included a special phase for previously drafted unsigned players. The event, spanning rounds across Class A and other levels, outlined exclusive negotiation rights with clubs and featured notable selections from Arizona State, California, and several colleges, as teams sought standout young talent for future rosters.
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Lancaster
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Reggie Jackson
Arizona State University
Bill Frost
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Rialto
San Francisco Giants
Eddie Leon
Arizona State
Chicago Cubs
Dick Devarney
Maine
Detroit
New York Mets
Chilcott
Antelope Valley High School
Former KU Athletes Lead Topeka Golfers In Qualifying
Two former University of Kansas athletes led the field at Shawnee Country Club as Kane sas men amateur golf championship qualifying continued. Scott Linscott Jr. carded 67, Gene Elston was one stroke back at 68, with Bob Devine 69 and others posting 70s and 71 to reach the low 32 threshold for Thursday match play.
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Kanesas
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Gene Elston
Bob Devine
Kansas City
Rod Horn
Duke Evans
Wichita
Grier Jones
Bob Vickers
Bob Dave
Wellington
Games Postponed In Ottawa After Heavy Rain
Ottawa recreation director Orlis Cox announced make up Little League games will be moved to Friday afternoon after 1.60 inches of rain drenched Ottawa overnight, ending play today.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Night Results and Upcoming Games
MLB results show Los Angeles 8 Chicago 6 and Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis 1 with Atlanta 11 New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1 and Houston 10 San Francisco 9. Tonight San Francisco at Houston St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia Atlanta at New York Los Angeles at Chicago.
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Gibson Strikes Out Record, but Pirates rally to beat Cardinals
Bob Gibson tied NL season high by fanning four in an inning and struck out 12 in seven as St. Louis led 1-1 before Pittsburgh's eighth inning onslaught. Roberto Clemente fueled an eight-run burst with a three-run homer off Don Dennis in the eighth, ending Gibson’s bid and sending the Cardinals to a 9-1 defeat. Al Jackson to start for St. Louis against Vern Law following the game.
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Roberto Clemente
Don Dennis
Cardwell
Orelando Cepeda
al Jackson
Vern Law
Kaat
Rights Bill Seen Safe From Shove Amid Meredith Shooting
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. said the ambush shooting of James Meredith will not derail hearings on the administration civil rights bill. He noted the bill has too many potentialities to pass quickly and did not predict when action would occur. House Republicans pressed to split the omnibus bill to advance a separate open housing measure, while Rep. Emanuel Celler opposed the move and backed keeping the bill intact.
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Church League Results
The Faith Lutheran team posted 17 runs with players Williams Downey Chapman Meyer and others contributing as First Christian and Sacred Heart also faced totals of 8 and 9 respectively while First Methodist finished with 16 and a combined 10 in the league scoring roundup.
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Chapman
Meyer
Eee
Dexman
Audeen
Brown
Pes Ioe Én
Rogers
Nichols
Deitz
Zimmerman
Totals
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Waymire
B. Larson
Saffron
Scribner
G. Larson
Casteel
Stryker
Rutter
Droddy
Sacred Heart
Stine
Didier
Spears
Sauer
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Garcia
Salle
Muensch
Hertel
Woods
Akers
Hight
First Methodist
Matthews
Birckhead
Dunn
Bones
Howard
Reusch
Harrison
Hughes
Adamson
Davis
Jones
Ottawa Legion Elks Play Osawatomie Then Parsons doubleheader
The Ottawa Legion Elks base ball team travels to Osawatomie tonight and returns Sunday for a 1 p.m. doubleheader with Parsons. Earlier results include a 16 to 3 loss to Emeroria, a 9 to 3 loss to CG and F in Topeka, and an 11 to 3 win over Parsons.
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Tuesday Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia pitched a three hitter with 14 strikeouts to extend his win streak to eight in a 5 1 Phillies victory over Cincinnati. Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh sparked an eight run eighth inning with a single and a three run homer as the Pirates routed St Louis 9 1.
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