Kaline sparks Tigers in 5 4 win over Boston
Al Kaline homered twice and drove in three as Detroit edged Boston 5 4 to push within one game of Cleveland and Baltimore in the AL race. Northrup and Wert walked with the bases loaded in the 11th to score the winning run. Orioles beat Washington 6 5 in 14 innings. Indians lead AL. other scores: Kansas City over Minnesota 5 4. California 1 0 over Chicago White Sox.
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Gary Bell
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Joe Pepitone
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
Fred Whitfield
Azcue
Luis Aparicio
Camilo Carreon
Baseball Court Fight Continues in Wisconsin Supreme Court
MADISON Wisconsin AP baseball went before the Wisconsin Supreme Court arguing the state lacks authority to force Milwaukee to return the Braves to the major leagues The National League seeks to overturn an antitrust conviction The court may rule by mid season and the case could reach the U S Supreme Court The state says baseball has harmed Milwaukee and disputes its immunity claim
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Wisconsin
Merger Ends Instant Millionaire Era In Football
New York AP reports a 26 team NFL AFL merger plan ends the six year feud and reshapes pro football. Key points include separate leagues until 1970, a common draft after 1966, interleague exhibitions in 1967, and a world championship game with revenues and new franchises totaling about 25 to 28 million dollars.
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Mike Garrett
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Jake
Plaga
Pete Rozelle
al Davis
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Seattle
Cincinnati
Davis
Hoop Players Want Reserve Clause Out
In Baltimore officials of the NBA appeared unfazed by a players group push to eliminate the reserve clause from NBA contracts. The players association proposed the change to the league board of governors during a two day meeting. The proposal will be reviewed by a standing committee and a July meeting is planned primarily to discuss officiating and a potential merchandising program. Oscar Robertson and Larry Fleisher presented the suggestions, with Ned Irish, Earl Foreman and Fred Zoliner named to the committee.
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Minor League Scores From AP Pacific Coast League
Pacific Coast League results include Indianapolis 3 Hawaii 2 and Phoenix 10 Oklahoma City 2 with Spokane 6 San Diego 3, Portland 8 Tulsa 1 in 8 innings rain and Vancouver 1 Tacoma 0. International League games Toronto 5 Jacksonville 2 and Toledo 2 Syracuse 0 with Columbus 3 4 Rochester. Buffalo at Richmond rain.
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Toledo
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Aaron Piles Up Homers In Braves Triumph Over Mets
Hank Aaron powered the Braves past the Mets 7 6 with two homers and four RBIs after an off season weight gain. He expanded his lead with a grand slam, a double, and a single, lifting his average to .296 as Mack Jones also homered for Atlanta. Nearby NL results featured Houston, Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia winning, while Marichal struggled for San Francisco.
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Altros
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Don Drysdale
Dick Ellworth
Cubs
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Pittsburgh
Vern Law
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders listed by stat with top names from the National and American leagues. Stars include Allen and Mota for batting averages, Aaron and Hart for runs and RBIs, ALOU and Flood for hits, Koufax and Bunning for pitching, and Gibson and Koufax leading strikeouts. Stolen bases cited for Wills and Agee.
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