Pitchers Aid Hitters As AL Rally Continues
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts sees pitching matching hitting as the Indians sweep the Orioles 5 2. Sonny Siebert earns the win, Gary Bell late, while Mel Stottlemyre, Ralph Terry and Ralph Ramos help divisions with wins. Detroit tops Washington 9 8 in 10 innings as Joe Pepitone Tom Tresh homer for New York and Detroit’s Dick McAuliffe wins it in extras.
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Curt Blefary
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Siebert
Mel Stottlemyre
Boston Red Sox
New York
Detroit
Washington
Ralph Terry
Boston Tonight
Bell
Indians
Offeseason
Ing
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Chuck Hineton
Terry
Luis Tiant
Jack Kralick
Don McMahon
Sam McDowell
Orioles
Stottlemyre
Red Sox
Pedro Ramos
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Pepitone
Bill Monbouquette
Ramos
Yankee
Dick McAuliffe
Don Lock
Senators
McAuliffe
Frank Howard
Woodie Held
Don Zimmer
Ed Brinkman
Braves Bounce Spahn as Blasingame Shines in Milwaukee Comeback
Wade Blasingame outpitched veteran Hoy Spahn in County Stadium, pacing the Braves to a 7-1 win while Spahn’s return to Milwaukee drew 19,000 fans. Eddie Mathews belted a grand slam in the seven-run fifth as Blasingame allowed only one hit, and Ron Swoboda’s seventh-inning single ruined Spahn’s night. In other NL action, Gibson won for St Louis, Coleman led Cincinnati, and Mays hit his 15th homer as San Francisco beat Chicago. Pinson fueled Cincinnati with three RBIs in a 11-3 rout of Pittsburgh.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Wade Blasingame
Blasingame
Spahn
New York Mets
Ron Swoboda
Milwaukee Braves
Mets
Braves
Denver
Eddie Mathews
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Gordy Coleman
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Rico Carty
Gene Oliver
Gagliano
Flood
St. Louis
Chris Short
Gibson
Tony Gonzalez
John Briggs
Coleman
Mays
Vada Pinson
Reds
Bob Friend
Sammy Ellis
Pirates
Dse
Hi Mays
Cubs
Larry Jackson
Bob Shaw
Masanori Murakami
Chicago
League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League batting leaders Hor ton Detroit .378 and Davalillo Cleveland .353 lead a list of yearly stats including runs 28 by Green Boston McAuliffe Detroit and 26 RBIs Kaline Detroit and Howard Washington 25 hits Aparicio Baltimore Cater Chicago McAuliffe Detroit and Cardenal Los Angeles 39. Home runs Horton Detroit 9 Blefary Baltimore Conigliaro Boston Kaline Detroit and Gentile Kansas City 8. Stolen bases Campanertis Kansas City Aparicio Baltimore and Cardenal Los Angeles 7. Pitching Terry Cleveland Aguirre Detroit and Newman Los Angeles 4 1 .800. National League batting Coleman Cincinnati .416 Mays San Francisco .395 runs Mays San Francisco 34 Rose Cincinnati 33 RBIs Banks Chicago 36 Mays San Francisco 30 hits Mays San Francisco 51 J Alou San Francisco 50 doubles Williams Chicago 13 Kranepool New York and Mays San Francisco 11. Triples Callison Philadelphia 4 Johnson and Pinson Cincinnati Morgan Houston Hart San Francisco and Javier St. Louis 3. Home runs Mays San Francisco 15 Torre Milwaukee and Swoboda New York 9. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 21 Brock St Louis 17. Pitching Gibson St Louis 80 1.000 Ellis Cincinnati and Giusti Houston 6 1 .857. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 74 Gibson St Louis 69
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Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Kaline
Howard
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Cater
Chicago
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Versalles
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Fregosi
Blefary
Conigliaro
Gentile
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Coleman
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Rose
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J. Alou
Williams
Kranepool
Callison
Philadelphia
Johnson
Boxing results from New York and Toledo cards
Dick Tiger of Nigeria outpointed Rubin Carter in New York at 163 pounds while Wilbert McClure of Toledo outpointed Clarence Ford in Toledo at 160 pounds. Both bouts went ten rounds with decisions.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Rubin
Hurricane
Carter
Paterson
Toledo
Ohio
Wilbert
Skeeter
Little League Yanks Rally In Coast-to-Coast Scores
Baseball scoreboard style recap shows Yanks and Indians with 9 and 8 runs respectively in a high scoring set. White Sox and Tigers also post big totals, while Braves and Dodgers feature uneven innings. Players Firestone Winter Mendell Humerickhouse and others appear across teams.
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Kraemer
YANKS
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White Sox
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M. Wallace
Killough
Rouse
Sherbondy
Bishop
Servatius
Ty. Wallace
Black
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Orioles
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Tinkien
Hodson
Baldovino
Capper
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Bulmer
Sible
Hough
Thrasher
Peed
Carlson
Engles
Gatlin
Firestone
Winter
Baldwin
Mendell
Rick Humerickhouse
Kramer
R. Humerickhouse
Whitacre
Likes
Brooks
McAdoo
Gooding
Baseball Scoreboard Summary of Standings and Results
Baseball scoreboard shows Chicago leading with a .719 pace, Minnesota 20 12, Detroit 18 14, Cleveland 16 13, Baltimore 17 16, Los Angeles 18 17, Boston 14 17, New York 14 19, Washington 13 21, Kansas City 8 23. Thursday results: New York 6 Boston 3, Detroit 9 Washington 8, Cleveland 5 Baltimore 2. Today Boston at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, Washington at New York, Kansas City at Minnesota, Chicago at Los Angeles. Saturday matchups include Boston at Cleveland, Baltimore at Detroit, Washington at New York, Kansas City at Minnesota, Los Angeles at Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Schedule Set For NFL Teams
New York AP reports a 37 game pre season schedule including the 32nd All Star classic at Chicago and a Cleveland doubleheader. The College All-Stars meet the Browns Aug. 6 in the opener. Regular season begins Sept. 19 with Cleveland facing Green Bay and Detroit meeting New York. Browns Eagles and Redskins each host six exhibitions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Green Bay Packers
Deetroit Lions
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Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Yogi Berra Put Up For Waivers Wins One Dollar Bid
Five year old Maxine Siegel offered to buy Yogi Berra from the New York Mets for one dollar after he was placed on waivers. Mets officials confirmed the waiver was a formality. Berra preferred coaching and wouldn’t report as a player. Siegel and family planned to display him at school or share with friends, while Berra joked he might be confused with Yogi Bear.
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NEW York
Yogi Berera
Maxine Siegel
New York Mets
Maxine
Mets
Yogi Berra
Yogi
Makeine
City College of New York
Yankees
Joyce
Berra
Milwaukee
Yogi Bear
Bobby Hull Named NHL Most Valuable Player
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks won the Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player for the 1964-65 season. The left wing, who scored 39 goals last year, was chosen by sports writers and sportscasters across six NHL cities.
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Montreal
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
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