Orioles Power Trio Props Powell to Three Homer Night
Boog Powell blasted three homers as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 4-2 in 11 innings to stay atop the pennant chase. Powell tied the game in the ninth and won it with a two-run shot in the 11th, driving in all four Baltimore runs. Other AL results included Detroit over New York 6-5 and Cleveland's win behind Gentile and Hinton.
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Orioles wary as pennant odds loom for 1960s era team
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer admits the Orioles could still blow the pennant with seven weeks left, though he avoids predicting a collapse. He notes the 1964 Phillies near miss and fears injuries to pitchers Steve Barber and Wally Bunker could dent the staff, leaving Detroit as a distant threat.
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Orioles' season pivots cited in Bauer's memories
Bauer notes two season turning points for Baltimore. The first was a five game sweep of the Twins over July 13. The second followed the All-Star break when Detroit beat them twice, shrinking a six game lead. Baltimore then defeated McLain and swept the Tigers to regain momentum.
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Another Record For Tom Smith
Tommie Smith the San Jose speedster who holds world records in the 200-meter and 220-yard dashes set a Stockholm Olympic Stadium record in the 400-yard meter run with 45.6 seconds at an international meet. He also posted 45.8 for 440 yards, as Bill Toomey won the 110-meter hurdles and the 200-meter dash. The U S team then won the 800-meter relay in 1 24.4 with Smith Toomey Tim Hines and Dave Thorson.
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Major League Leaders Review From Baseball Standings
National League leaders include Mays, Aaron, Santo and Stargell with batting averages from .313 to .343. Alou and Cepeda pace teams, while pitchers Regan and Perry top NL pitching. American League highlights feature Oliva and F Robinson with best averages and Powell leading in RBIs along with Mantle and Horton among others.
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Boxing results report from three cities
In Las Vegas Jose Torres won a points decision over Eddie Cotton to retain the world light heavyweight title. In Sydney Rocky Gattellari stopped Ronnie DeCost and in Auckland Mandel Santos outpointed Davey Patterson.
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Red Sox Add Pitchers and Strain Shortstop Rotation
Boston trades and purchases two pitchers Hank Fischer and Bill Short to bolster the staff while sending Dave Morehead and a youngster to minor leagues. Rico Petrocelli goes on the 15 day disabled list with virus pneumonia, leaving Eddie Kasko at short and George Smith or Dalton Jones as infield options.
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Ramsay Named General Manager Of 76ers
PHILADELPHIA UPI The Philadelphia 76ers near noon today to announce Dr Jack Ramsay as general manager signing a three year contract at 25000 per year The Inquirer says Ramsay was Hawks coach at St Josephs with a 234 72 record over 11 seasons and led them to 10 post season appearances.
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WVU Adds Miami To 1973 74 Football Schedule
West Virginia University announced Miami Florida will join its football slate for 1973 and 1974. The Hurricanes meet WVU in the Orange Bowl on November 3, 1973, and WVU hosts Miami on October 5, 1974. Coaches Tate and Carlen previously served together at Georgia Tech.
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Humphrey Released by Cardinals After Eight NFL Seasons
St. Louis quarterback Buddy Humphrey, a backup since 1963, was released on waivers by the Cardinals. The 30-year-old eight-year pro veteran went unclaimed and is now free to pursue free agency.
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Phils White Leads Rally Behind Hot Bat in NL Chase
Bill White drives in five runs by collecting three singles to lift his batting average to .291 as the Phillies hammer the Cubs 11 5 and close to within six games of idle Pittsburgh while Richie Allen trails only White in average. Other NL games see Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 4-3 Atlanta top Houston 4-2 and idle status for Pittsburgh San Francisco St. Louis and New York.
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Torres edges Cotton in narrow disputed light heavyweight win
Jose Torres said he endured the worst fight of his career yet retained the light heavyweight title by unanimous decision over Eddie Cotton before a sparse Las Vegas crowd. Cotton claimed victory after the bout, while manager George Chemeres accused officials of bias.
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Drysdale and Bavasi Clash Over Pitcher’s Form
Los Angeles Dodgers general manager E. J. Bavasi questions Don Drysdale’s conditioning after Drysdale posts an 8-13 record this season. Drysdale retorts that front office pressure won’t force a drop in performance and accuses Bavasi of focusing on salary cuts rather than pennant goals.
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Raiders May Get Cookie Gilchrist
Golden Colorado report says the Denver Broncos near completing a trade with Oakland for two players, one agreed upon, to move star fullback Carlton Cookie Gilchrist. If completed Gilchrist would become Raiders best rusher and Denver’s top ground gainer, ending his friction with management.
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Knickerbockers Set Opener With Lakers on Oct Eighteenth
New York hosts Los Angeles to start a 35 game home stretch in their final NBA season at Madison Square Garden. Redskins trade Bill Hunter to Baltimore for Dave Hayes and Brig Owens, release Fishman Corbett Wells. Hoogs reaches Kulm final in St Moritz after 6-1 6-1 win over Bresson.
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Red Wing Hurler Fires No-Hitter in 7 Innings
Rochester pitcher Tom Phoebus, 24, threw a seven inning no hitter against Buffalo as he battled a sore pitching hand and fear of every batter. He walked three and finished with a 1-0 win before Buffalo won the second game 1-0. Toronto edged Syracuse 2-1 in 11 innings. Toledo beat Columbus 6-4. Jacksonville defeated Richmond 2-1. International League standings list Columbus, Toronto, Buffalo, Richmond, Toledo, Jacksonville, Syracuse, Rochester.
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Baseball standings and upcoming games across leagues
The standings show Baltimore 77 41 and Minnesota 61 58, with Cleveland Chicago Detroit New York and California trailing. Tonight matchups include California at Minnesota Chance vs Perry, Kansas City at Chicago Odom vs John, New York at Detroit Downing vs Podres, Washington at Cleveland Hannan vs Bell, Baltimore at Boston Drabowsky vs Brandon, with twelve scheduled games and multiple pitchers listed for Wednesday night action.
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West Virginia stars seek double mission in kiwanis clash
BLUEFIELD UP I West Virginia's team to meet Virginia in Kiwanis game aims for a twofold goal after earlier WVU selections failed to score in Williamson and Wheeling. Southwestern graduates lost 6-0 to Eastern Kentucky before 4,000 fans in Williamson, while Northern WV stars fell 26-0 to Eastern Ohio before 6,000 in Wheeling.
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