Perez Grand Slam Sparks Reds On Opening Day
Tony Perez, 22, Cuban native now in Charlotte, hit a grand slam and a double as Cincinnati Reds gain NL victories. Perez, moved from shortstop to second then third, may settle at first base. San Diego manager Dave Bristol notes his hitting makes him desirable at any position.
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Three Baseball Games To Be Shown On ABC TV This Saturday
New York reports ABC will televise three major league games this Saturday as the Major League Championship Baseball series begins. Eastern Central and Mountain zones feature Giants at Mets in New York, Pacific zone has Cubs at Brewers, and New York area viewers see Orioles at Red Sox.
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National League standings and Tuesday results notes
National League table shows Pittsburgh at 20-10 Los Angeles 10-10 and Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and St. Louis near .000 records. Tuesday results include Chicago 3 St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 2 Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee 3 night. Wednesday pitchers listed for Houston New York Los Angeles Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia.
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Brock Aims at Hitting .400 Again This Season
Lou Brock, 25, believes he can reach a .400 batting average after a stellar 1964 season with the Cardinals. He points to speed and hitting to all fields, says he will reduce strikeouts, and notes the June 15 deal that reshaped his career as motivation to prove critics wrong.
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Bowl-Wick League results and top performers listed
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Blue Hawks Triumph In 6-4 Baseball Victory
Sophia tops Stoco Indians 6 to 4 at Coal City as Bowman fans two and scores twice. Mills, Polk, Parker and Smyre drive in runs while Bowman earns the win in a pitching duel, Stoco rallies briefly in seventh but falls short. Calvert suffers loss with 13 strikeouts.
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Chisox Down Orioles as Tigers rout Athletics
Terry pitched a four hitter to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 7-1 season opener win over the Los Angeles Angels. Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 5-3, Detroit Tigers 11-4 over Kansas City, Pirates beat Giants 5-2, and Cubs toppled the Cardinals 3-1 in the NL. Padres, Angels, and other early action noted.
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NHL Seeks Executive to Succeed Campbell in Front Office
The NHL advertised a high level front office post in Toronto for a right hand man to President Clarence Campbell. The role emphasizes executive and organizational skill over hockey knowledge. David Molson of the Montreal Canadiens said the league should have acted years ago, and the Board hopes to fill the post by next season.
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Teams Named For BBL Opener In Beckley
Beckley Babe Ruth league opens at Lewinfield on May 30 with Eric's drew New River Sup ply and Harry's versus Keats ley's in that order. First game at 1 30 with pre game ceremonies at 1 15. Tag Day May 15. each team to pick a queen. 13 year olds may sign up at tryouts while 14 and 15 year olds face stricter limits due to existing rosters.
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First Mid-Ohio Valley Kiwanis Rowing Regatta Set
More than 200 crewmen from nine schools in Ohio West Virginia and Indiana will compete on the Muskingum River Saturday in the inaugural Mid- Ohio Valley Kiwanis Rowing Regatta.
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