Cubs Hit With Heavy Fines For Repeated Stupidity On Field
Cubs skipper Leo Durocher fumes at late losses as he imposes stiff fines for careless plays and errors. Richie Allen and Tony Taylor spark Philadelphia win 4-3, while Willie Mays and others power NL action with homer bursts and key relief.
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Dodgers Slump Continues as Johnson Hits Lead-Off Double
In their latest nine game stretch, the Dodgers managed two hits by Johnson who ascends as batting leader at .299. John Kennedy added a single and solid defense in the ninth, Kennedy starting at third, as Gilliam scuffled with a .178 mark leaving the lineup in disarray.
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Dodgers Bite Cardinals With Koufax Mastery
Sandy Koufax shut down the Cardinals on seven hits as Willie Davis drove in the only run on a triple. The Dodgers won their third straight and eighth in a row, with Koufax earning his fifth consecutive victory over St. Louis. Manager Welter Alston praised Kennedy for his timely play and noted Koufax’s dominant run, aiming for a 26 8 season and potential comparison to top pitchers.
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Jim Davenport
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Hank Aaron
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Claude Raymond
Houston
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Oxnard Boy Signs Letter to Missouri Football
Columbia Missouri announced that Tommy Sanch ez, a 5 foot 11 inch, 162 pound halfback from Oxnard California, has signed a letter of intent to enroll at the University of Missouri this fall for the football program under Dan Devine.
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Tribe trades Radatz for Stange and McMahon
Boston Red Sox ship relief ace Dick Radatz to Cleveland Indians in exchange for righthanders Lee Stange and Don McMahon. Stange, age 29, brings 83-28 record as starter and reliever. McMahon, 9-year vet, 38-36 record all in relief.
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Federal outdoor recreation guide issued at low cost
A compact pocket-sized booklet of 83 pages titled Federal Assistance in Outdoor Recreation outlines U.S. programs aiding individuals and groups in planning operating maintaining and funding outdoor recreation. The publication lists more than 50 assistance avenues and is available for 33 cents from the Government Printing Office in Washington DC.
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Gnunion Run Sets Beachside Pace Across Southland
A union run begins tonight at all Southland beaches with hours from 9 30 to 11 30 pm. The event will run through Sunday evening, inviting residents and visitors to join in.
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Double Skating Bill Friday at L.A. Arena
The National Roller League opens its mid season President's Cup playoff series with a Friday night doubleheader at Long Beach Arena. New York meets Texas Houtlaws in the opener while the T-Birds face Detroit in the nightcap at 7 pm.
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Fragmentary OCR text provides little clear content. The readable portion hints at a list or note but lacks identifiable people places organizations events or dates to summarize into a concise news item.
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Connie Mack Leagues Enter Second Week
The Coast Connie Mack League enters its second week with Pip's Drive-In of Lakewood at 3-0. The Bay League opens Saturday with the Long Beach Blues in action. sponsor details and team notes are still being finalized, with local context teased by managers and sponsors.
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Padres win as Sharp earns second victory in nine innings
Dodgers traded pitcher Ron Podres and he pitched in relief for Detroit against Minnesota, securing his second win in a 9-4 Tigers victory. Long Beach Lakewood games saw Don Sarno protect a 3-2 Hawk win at Mayfair Park, while other MLB results included Orioles, Royals, White Sox, Yankees, and Senators victories with notable late-inning scoring.
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Ump Jerry Neudecker Slashed By Biting Incident
American League umpire Jerry Neudecker left a Wednesday game after a freak accident near the plate. Angel’s Jim Fregosi tipped a pitch and catcher Andy Etchebarren rose to avoid it and bit Neudecker on the chin, requiring 10 stitches.
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Harbor League crown fuels Peterson Shua Nab Op peners
Peterson's team dominates Harbor League action as Blair Field hosts a doubleheader. Randy Moffitt limits opposition to six hits while driving offense. Jeff Lemon shines in the sixth inning. In game two Sus breaks loose with six runs in the first, Keith delivers a pivotal early effort and Wilmington falls 10-6 as O'Toole scores thrice and steals twice.
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Wednesday Stars Shine in Doubleheader Slugfest
A fragmented report shows stars Sarty Koufax and Dedoers delivering strong performances as Louis wins 19 to 3 in a seven inning game. The second game features a doubleheader with drives, homers, and late rally by Chicago opponents.
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