Versalles Feeds Dodgers End Pirates Bid in Extra Innings
Los Angeles edged Pittsburgh 1 0 in 10 innings as Versalles slugged four hits and drove in the lone run. Blass pitched all 10 for the Pirates and took the loss while Brewer earned the win for the Dodgers after Billingham started. Drysdale left with family illness after eight scoreless frames.
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Cepeda Lifts Cards as NL Wins Stay Tight
In St Louis Cepeda drove in the deciding run as the Cardinals beat the Reds 3-2. He sparked a late rally with a pinch appearance, boosted by Lou Brock and Julian Javier early, while Briles earned the win. Elsewhere in the NL Houston edged the Mets and Philly beat the Giants. Dodgers beat the Pirates in a tense 10th inning affair.
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Maris Announces Retirement From Baseball This Season
Roger Maris said he will retire at season's end as the St Louis Cardinals held a press conference with General Manager Bing Devine and Manager Red Schoendienst. He noted physical strain and desire to finish on a high note, potentially playing in the World Series if the team advances.
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Misquotes Rage Over Lattin UT El Paso Feature
Former UT El Paso athlete David Lattin denounces a national Sports Magazine piece as twisting his words and misquoting him. The article attacked race relations at El Paso and quoted Lattin about campus life. Lattin notes he denies the statement about Mexicans and behavior off the court.
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St Albans Wins State II Title in ZoLife Teague Tourney
Saint Albans captures the State II championship with a 3-0 win over Upper Kanawha Valley. Wendell Morrison homered for two runs and struck out 15 in a rain-delayed final. Dennis McClure took the loss.
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Major League Leaders National League and American
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Bonallack Leads British Eisenhower Trophy Team Selection
The Royal and Ancient named a four man British team for the Eisenhower Trophy to be held in Melbourne from October 9 to 12. Peter Oosterhuis and Michael Bonallack headline the squad alongside Ronnie Shade and Gordon Cash, with Hadney Foster as the only alternate.
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Santo Passes Out After Cubs Win Over Cardinals
Milton New York reports Ron Santo, famed Chicago Cubs third baseman, collapsed after a heated game against St Louis, a 6-5 Cubs win in 11 innings. He had weighed 200 pounds and chewed tree gall tablets, with teammates and officials noting his intense drive and risk taking.
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Colonels Triumph With Early Shutout Against Bisons
Louisville Colonels pitching duo Ray Jarvis and Fred Wenz combined to limit the Buffalo Bisons to four hits in a 30 International League victory. Jarvis earned the win to improve to 3 0, while Jim Lahoud and Bobby Mitchell produced the lone taxable run amid a tight contest. Rochester edged Jacksonville 2 1, while other IL results and a dramatic Cubs rally highlighted a day of baseball action.
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State Revised For Tourney In Kopperston Schedule
Revised schedule for the Wyoming County Softball Tournament set after rain forced a postponement. Only game Sunday August 1 ended 9-8 as Mine Maintenance beat Wharton. Night games listed for August 18 include Kepperston vs Pray mvc and Lillydale vs Cook.
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Forkmen Beat Coal City in SSU Little League Clash
Slab Fork defeated Coal City 71 behind 8 inning one hitter by Kenneth Powers in Sophia Senior Little League action. Charlie Lester led with four hits, Jefe Spicer added three, Slat Fark pitched solidly through the first two frames and into the seventh for the win. Sealed the season as Sophia Senior Little League champion with an 8 4 record.
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Fincham Resigns as Coach for Shepherd College Hire
Van Finham resigns as head basketball and football coach to become assistant football coach at Shepherd College. He will teach physical education. At Morris Harvey College he played and coached, winning 43 football games and 33 losses in eight seasons. Kenneth Mann, Fincham's assistant, will become head coach. Mann is a Glenville College graduate.
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Harding Named Pipers Coach Seeks Strong Defense
MINNEAPOLIS. Jim O Harding was named to guide the Minnesota Pipers in the ABA. He vows to stress fundamentals and defense, citing his career teams' strong defensive records and varied pressing defenses. The appointment followed a lengthy search including names like Johnny Kinde and Vince Cazzella.
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Welzkopf Leads Palm Beach Gardens Tour Earnings
In Palm Beach Gardens Florida Weishopf leads touring pros with 140551 in earnings and Jack Nicklaus rises to fifth with 50428 after winning the Western Open free tournament of the year.
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