Metro Mets and Astros keep rolling in national league roundup
Mets win two to sweep a doubleheader while Seaver and McAndrew dominate for a 2-0 pair. Astros hammer the Giants 4-1 for their eighth straight win as Montreal and Atlanta win. Padres drop 10th in a row. Allen misses another game prompting suspension. Cubs beat Pirates as Bailey and Laboy homer for Montreal in a 4-1 St Louis win.
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Phillies suspend Richie Allen amid latest baseball no-show
New York AP reports the Philadelphia Phillies suspended Richie Allen indefinitely after he again failed to report for a doubleheader, missing 14 games previously and drawing fines. Manager Bob Skinner denounced the act as a major felony and stated Allen must account for his absence before any return, noting the slugger leads the team with 19 homers and 45 RBIs.
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League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League leaders include Carew Minnesota batting .379 with 95 hits and Robinson Baltimore 27 homers. notable: Blair 58 runs, Killebrew 65 RBIs, McNally 10 decisions 1.000 for Baltimore, Culp 115 strikeouts. National League leaders show M Alou Pittsburgh batting .366 with 111 hits, Tolan Cincinnati 90 hits and 25 doubles, McCovey San Francisco 23 homers, Santo Chicago 60 RBIs.
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Weather Wins Again Delays Ottawa League baseball games
Ottawa suffered a fourth straight postponement and fifth in recent dates as poor conditions wiped out the Ottawa Lawrence game at Orlis Cox Field. The team schedules Paola next for a Saturday district outing and Emporia for a non league doubleheader Sunday at 6 p.m.
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Belmonte wins three at Belmont for second straight day
Eddie Belmonte rode three winners at Belmont Park on Tuesday marking a repeat performance from the previous day. The day featured a $164.40 daily double payoff at Hollywood Park. Paul Harney captured the Massachusetts Open Golf Championship with rounds of 67, finishing 54 holes at 207. Alvaro Pineda rode two wins in Inglewood. Carmine Abbatiello leads harness racing with 165 victories in latest USTA stats. Edmonton Eskimos announce retirements of John Wilson and Mac Burton.
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ADs Lean To Federal Help In Sports Feud
Kansas City AP report on a National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics meeting where college administrators pressure for government intervention to resolve the NCAA AAU control feud over Olympic representation. Jess Hill of Southern California urged drastic action. Ed Steitz of Springfield College floated a government role. panel included Bob Kane and Stan Wright.
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City Scores Girls and dropout counts in league meet results
In JR SR HIGH action Carey Wolfe McFarland Garcia Korkames Grimm Roth Servatius Buckner Witcher Ledom lead City Scores with 39 14 16. Dropouts Van Loenen Johnston Waymire Hughes Milton Fitzgerald Baxter McClay Marburg Gibson Starks totals 38 17 7. Industrial League Moore s Rodgers Mustain Phillips Hamilton Mustain Gilmore Badders Rossman Bullock Miles totals 32 6 11. Nitcher s J Cole Dennis Weitze Schmanke K Cole Mitchell Platt Burgess totals 39 14 17. Star No 1 Winner Baldwin Ward forfeited to Baldwins ward.
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