Indians Trio Stings AL Pitching as Skies Open
The Cleveland Indians ride a three-man rotation Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant to a fifth straight win 5 1 over the Washington Senators Siebert struck out 15 in a three hitter as Cleveland climbs to fourth place 3 2 games back Other AL results note Baltimore beat New York 2 1 in 16 innings Minnesota over Chicago 3 1 and Detroit over Boston 6 5 Russ Snyder key for Baltimore with go ahead run in 6th and 16th innings while Norm Cash breaks Detroit tie with a homer in the eighth against Boston’
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Dick Hall
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Norm Cash
Red Sox
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Dick McAuliffe
Carl Yastrzemski
Alston’s shirt wager backs Osteen roughing Giants
Dodgers left-hander Osteen stifled San Francisco for a 3-0 NL shutout as he nudges for No. 24. Alston promised the shirt off his back if the pitcher wins, a bluff that grows into a team-wide effort with Koufax Drysdale and Podres anchoring the rotation. Roseboro drove in two first-inning runs, and Hiatt’s second-inning single was the lone Giants hit.
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Associated Press Sports
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Johnny Podres
Vern Law
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Houston
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Major Stars Lead Pirates and Dodgers in NL Wins
Willie Stargell drove in three runs with his 15th homer and a single, lifting the Pirates to a 4 1 victory over St Louis. Claude Osteen allowed only one hit, a second inning single by Jack Hiatt, as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 3 0 to maintain NL lead.
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Mack Jones
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
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St. Louis
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
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Singles Hitters Lead As Sluggers Flounder
ST LOUIS AP Jack Nicklaus facing a tough U S Open round after a double bogey at the first hole left him 10 strokes behind leader Kel Nagle who shot 68 on a long Bellerive layout. Arnold Palmer faded to 76 while defending champ Ken Venturi struggled with 81 amid windy, tricky conditions.
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South Africa
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Jon Indall Breaks Leg In Senior League Injury
In the citys Senior League opener Jon Indall suffered a compound fracture at third base after a slide into the base during the Elks Eagles game. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F J Indall of 332 Ash and was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City for treatment.
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Semi Final Round In Wichita Today At Kansas Women’s Amateur
Defending champion Jackie Evans of Topeka meets medalist Virginia Jarvis of Winfield in the Wichita semi finals of the Kansas Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament. Marge Allen of Chanute faces Dianne Wilson of Kansas City in the other semi. Evans, 15, beat Karen Keesling 3 and 2. Jarvis, medalist with 76, defeated Levon Devers 1 up after Jarvis parred the 18th.
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Six Mile Champ Brown Barred From AAU Meet
Montana's Doug Brown won the NCAA six mile in 27 59.2 at Edwards Stadium then faces NCAA–AAU friction. The 127 pound junior cannot compete in next week's AAU meet in San Diego where the U.S. team will be chosen, after his coach told the Montana athletic director it was best to sit out. The finals on day two feature hammer throw long jump shot put steeplechase and hurdle events.
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KU Football Player To Speak For Lions Club
Charlie Hess defensive back and part time quarterback from the University of Kansas will address the Otowa Lions Club at noon as the sixth KU ambassador tour continues Hess, a 6 1 185 pound Wellington senior, will present football talks and show films of the 1964 Jayhawks season He is a leading defensive veteran and may spell quarterback occasionally The tour is expected to cover about 15000 miles by late August including 90 Kansas cities and 110 engagements.
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ROTARY-8 Senior League Strong Inning Breeds Win
Senior League action shows Sheldon with three runs on three hits led by Watkins Stevens and Horn while Gumm and Geiss combine for key innings. Boys Club 18 struggles to capitalize as Nesbitt and Reneau pace a wide scoring gap in the 8th inning.
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Cooper Stops Prescott To Retain British Empire Titles
Henry Cooper of England halted Johnny Prescott to keep both the British and Empire heavyweight championships. In Copenhagen Love Alley outpointed Don Johnson in a featherweight bout, while Richie Sue knocked out Manuel Ochoa in Portland.
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