Stottlemyre’s three hitter powers Yankees past Tigers in heat
In Detroit, Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three-hitter with a five-run second inning cushion as the Yankees beat the Tigers 6-0. The win improves Stottlemyre to 10-6 and completes his shutout versus Detroit for the year. Joe Pepitone’s three-run double anchored the early outburst, and New York moves into a stronger position in the AL East race.
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Royals edge Tigers as Indians, Orioles win in AL action
In American League play, the Royals defeated the Tigers 5-4, the Indians beat the Yankees 18-7, and the Orioles triumphed over the White Sox 12-11. Key moments included Jim Brockus scoring the winning run for Kansas City on a last-inning sequence and Keith Whitacre tossing a complete win for Cleveland.
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Namath talks with Rozelle over football return
New York AP Namath met two hours with NFL Commissioner Rozelle in New York to discuss a possible football comeback. No decisions were announced as a second meeting was expected and Namath had recently said he would retire over his stake in the Bachelors III restaurant. Rozelle urged Namath to divest from the restaurant if he returns to football.
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City Scores Industrial League Bald Ward vs Star 2 rain
City Scores reports Industrial League action with Bell Wright Small Waltman Curly Gomez Droddy Rhodes Thompson Welton and others for City 38-24-26. Parmelee team Brown Pedrow Seyler Potter Aguirre Stevenson Reddick totaled 21-2-4. Bald Ward vs Star played 2 games but was called due to rain.
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Joe Louis Resting Comfortably After Collapse in New York
Former boxing great Joe Louis, 51, was rushed to Beekman- Downtown Hospital after collapsing on a lower Manhattan street. An initial heart attack fear gave way to reports of a physical breakdown while Louis was in New York to promote the Joe Louis Food Franchise Corp. He remained for observation, with attorney Leon Charney noting Louis bent over in illness before Charney drove him to the hospital. Brown Bomber, heavyweight champion 1937-49, had 68 wins and 3 losses.
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Crowd Buys Rosewall In Surprising Defeat At Wimbledon
Wimbledon crowds swarmed No 3 court as Ken Rosewall, the 34 year old Australian seed fourth, fell to Bob Lutz in straight sets 8 7 7 9 6 3 6 2 and admitted the noisy crowd disrupted his concentration. The defeat came in front of about 30 000 fans with Ashe Stilwell and other stars also advancing in a day marking seeds dropping and Americans showing strength at the all England club.
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Bud Wilkinson Named To National Hall Of Fame
NEW BRUNSWICK N J AP Charles Bud Wilkinson one of the nation's most successful college coaches has been named to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Wilkinson's 139 27 4 Oklahoma record includes 47 straight victories from 1953 to 1957 He was chosen from five finalists and will be inducted at the foundation s 12th annual dinner in New York on Dec 9 Also named were Chuck Bednarik Cafego Horrell Horvath Kelley Kel ly Kitzmiller Mann and others.
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Dodgers Rally to Top NL West in Big Win Over Braves
Dodgers beat Braves 3-0 as Bill Singer allows four hits in Atlanta in 94-degree heat. Willie Davis hits a homer and drives in two to push LA back into first place by a half game. Other results include San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2 and Cubs 7 Pirates 5 in a day with Houston San Diego not scheduled.
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