Braves Rally with Seven Homers to Beat Cubs 10 3
Braves slugger Clete Boyer homered twice as Atlanta crushed the Cubs 10 3 behind a seven homer outburst aided by an 18 mph wind. Joe Torre added a homer, Hank Aaron drove in his 1,500th run, and Denis Menke homered. Howard forestalled a Yankees reunion with trade news echoing through the majors.
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Boxscores American League Kansas City Boston
Detailed box score notes Kansas City and Boston with player lineups and runs pitched. Highlights include Campaneris and Harrelson HRs, 23 hits total, and key pitching by Krausse Lindblad and Pierce. Attendance 14 920.
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Wee Willie Duke a Raleigh legend who never reached majors
Wee Willie Duke, once a cleanup hitter alongside Ted Williams, became a living legend with a .345 lifetime average and home run prowess like Babe Ruth, but never made the majors.
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Major League Leaders In A Batting And Home Run Roundup
A garbled sports column reviews top players with notes on Wee Willie’s past antics and current Raleigh Pirates ties. It lists top National and American League leaders in home runs runs batted in and pitching, naming stars like Cepeda Aaron Killebrew Yastrzemski and Horlen Lonborg McGlothlin Sparma and Nolan, with scattered game details and box scores.
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Baseball schedule highlights from New York and Midwest matchups
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Legion Tourney Opens Today At Chiveuss
Morgantown faces Parkersburg in the first Legion tournament round at Charleston with Huntington vs Marmet later. Morgantown, Parkersburg and Huntington carry strong pitchers and batters as they open the 42nd annual American Legion tournament leading to Sunday finals.
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Danville buys Willie to win pennant in stage voice
A seasonal pennant tale follows Willie who warns the crowd as Danville wins the clincher. Duke’s early career spans North Carolina State College 1933 and Jackson Mississippi 1934, with later stops in Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Durham, Danville and Minneapolis. He served three war years aboard the USS Oklahoma as a Navy gunnery officer and dominated minors with a 385 batting mark in Durham and leading the Southern League in homers in 1938. A Dodgers sale denied his major league chance, despite a bold plea to Larry MacPhail.
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Richmond Fails In 1st Place Bid In IL Action
Toledo shut out Rochester 5-0 to pressure Richmond in the International League pennant chase. Buffalo beat Richmond 6-3 with Roland Sheldon earning the win and Jim Britton the loss. Toronto swept Jacksonville 3-1 and 5-2 as Jerry Stephenson notched his seventh win.
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IL Standings and Thursday Results Snapshot
Rochester leads the standings at 58 43 574 with Richmond and Toronto tied at 49 50 495. Thursday results include Toledo 5 Rochester 0 and Buffalo 6 Richmond 3. Toronto swept Jacksonville in two games 5 1 and 2 2 while Columbus at Syracuse was postponed.
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Packers meet 1967 College All Stars in Soldier Field clash
Green Bay Packers face the College All Stars in the 34th all star game at Soldier Field. The Packers are 14 point favorites to win their sixth all star game, with Bart Starr directing a deep lineup including Lombardi backs Anderson and Grabowski and stars Spurrier Griese Pace. The event draws about 75 000 fans with a warm forecast and national telecast.
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