Twins Take Twin Bill From White Sox in AL Race Tightening
In a day of AL action, Minnesota swept Chicago 7-4 and 5-1 to close the gap on Detroit and Chicago at the season’s halfway point. Kaat and Boswell earned wins as Minnesota pulled within two games of the league leaders with Eddie Stanky and Mayo Smith commenting on the tight pennant chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goldaper
UPI
Mayo Smith
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Twins
White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Sox
Cal Ermer
Smith
Tigers
Chisox
Chance, Marichal Named Probable All Star Starters
The American League eyed Dean Chance as its probable starter for the All-Star game in Anaheim, with Juan Marichal set for the National League. Chance, an 11-7 pitcher this season, joins a strong AL pitching staff while injury concerns and lineup choices loom for manager Hank Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Dean Chance
Juan Marichal
Chance
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Hank Bauer
Walt Alston
San Francisco Giants
Marshhal
Bauer
al Kaline
Detroit
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Rod Carew
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
New Plan for Pittsburgh Stadium Cuts Costs Significantly
The Allegheny County Stadium Authority unveiled a revised North Side stadium plan reducing the cost from the original design by about 12 million. The new $26 million oval six story concrete structure seats 52,000 with a mass transit loop, a stadium club, glass enclosed boxes, wide aisles, and escalators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPS
Allegheny County Stadium Authority
North Side
Golden Triangle
Allegheny River
Baseball scores and standings from a United Press International report
National League results show New York 5 Atlanta 4 and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 with Cincinnati 1 and Houston 6 Chicago 0 plus San Francisco 1 Los Angeles. NL All Stars versus AL All Stars noted with standings in Anaheim and scattered results including Detroit 10 Boston 4 and Minnesota 7 Chicago 4 across Sunday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
Anaheim
Calif
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
N.Y
Anaheim, Calif
W. L. Pet. GB
Air San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cardinals
Brandt
Mickey Mantle
San Francisco
Don Wilson
Joel Morgan
Pittsburgh Osinski
National League
Tolan Cf
Cowan
Shamsky
Mazroski
Maris
Gonzalez Ph
Djohnson
Clodenon
Cepeda
Raden
Lmay
Abrh
Bo Andrews
Foy
Shannon
Ribant
Javier
Callison
Pavletich
Ae Ystrymski
dfAuliffe
Rojas
Nolan
Conigharo
Maxgill
Robinsn
Scott
Northrup
Jaster
Bunning
Malones
Adair
Heath
Briles
Linz
Rsmith
Stanley Cf
Spiezio
Glackson
Oyler
Hoemer
Sutherind Phigado Algl
Gibson c
Ricketts
Wise
Lonborgh
Wert
Yatt
Wickshinp
Gladding
E—Rose
Dobson
Nore
Clendefon
Pinson
Landish
St.Louis
Stargell
S—M.alou
Padres
Allen
Tolan
Philadelphia Ars
Brock
Maloney
Richart
R.allen
Gonzalez
McCarver
Andrewsm
R.smith
Yastrzemski
Ehegs
Torre
T Davis
Uecker
Kranpool
PR_Goliver CBoyer
Swobodo
Menkess
Charles
Houston Woodwrd
Rjohnson
Kjohnson
Grote
Chicago Phillips
Bi Francona
Fisher
Brand
Kelley
Reniff
Berry
Sale Kessinger
Jackson
Smiecraw
Williams
Wynn
Raymond P
CJ Jones
Tovar
Killebrew
Agee Lf Sann
Staub
Iota
Reese Xbavage
Banks
Asprmcte
Oliva
Kenorthy
Spangler
Morgan
Hapsen
Savage
Tanta
Rollins
Bradford
Wilson
Harrelson
Waldipine
AtNriney
F.alou
Aaron
Versalles
Burgess
Harten
Buchek
Nixon
Staehle
Kostro
Gardner
K.johnson
Thomas
Zimrman
Ooco McMahon
Miekro
Sree
Kaat
Stewart
Ey Raymond
OlKiine
Locker
Buford
Chicago Wertrttee Bems Reniff
Wood
Houstorn
Fisher (Torre
A— Burhacdt
E—Savage
Aspromonte
Sarto
Davis
Hartenstein
Ljohnson
Sol LE Esata
hKillebrew
Hands
McCraw
Berrs
Allison
Ag Lefebsre
Kaat LD
S—Uhlaender
SF—I_Niekro
Dietz
Uhlaender
Astee
Noliver
Fuentes
BEE & Costeen
McOrrick
Fresedsan
Great Ph
Horlen
SfcMahon
Buzhardt
Pe—Mcnertiney
Hart
C.osteen
Ovar
Imcorrick
Sikiltebrey
Reese
Ward
Hansen
Quilich
Causey
Martin
Waldspine Lf
Bradford Pr
Howard
Stroud
Mayers
McMahon
Hallen
Boswell
Stewart Ph Tooo McMulln
Demeter Cf
Davalillo
Ballen
Cutten
Ortega
Sims
Brown
Knowles
Hargan
E—Versalles
Baldwin
Colavito
Rollins- Lines
Culver
Howser
Aparicio
Htegan
Powell
Pepitane
Blair
Whitaker
Harganony
Mantle
Beens Motton
Ailey
Gibbs
Johnson
Amaross
Kennedy
Bunker
Mandate
Miller
Washington Peterson
Bowens
Cleveland Womack
McNagy
iStroud Cf
Hinton
Demeter
Valentine
Siebert
Hiss
Peterson
Bunker Serene
Moore
Otter Eee
Colavite
Cullen
Azcue
Demeter G. B.ateo
New
Valentine A
Amaro
E Howard
Motton If
Csmith
Boston Hegan If
Stotlmy
McGuIre
Andrews
Green
Stamtton
Rickert
Osinski
Treewski
Romvsky
Tillman
Mauliffe
Snyder
strmski_ If
Sili Fisher
jTartabuli
Northrup Rf
jConiztaro
Landis
Robinson
S~ Richert
Etchebarren
Santiago
Stotlemyre
Poulsen
Hamilton Seere
Richert
E—Cash
McAuliffe
Kansas
iBoston
Sir—Mcauliffe
Northru
S—Andrews
Donaldsn
Repoz
E-Satriano
Fregosi
I Fregosi
Hershberger
Mincher
Brandt Leads Houston Past Cubs with 6-0 Win
Jackie Brandt, the first bonus baby signed by St. Louis, drives in three runs and collects three hits to lift the Astros from last place. He tripled in Joe Morgan and added a bases-loaded single as Houston beat the Cubs 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Jackie Brandt
Astros
Chicago Cubs
Brandt
Frank Lane
The
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Jackie
East Nips West In All-America Tilt Spurrier Stars For East
Heisman winner Steve Spurrier led the East in a 12-9 Coaches All America game win over the West with a 58 yard TD pass to Gene Washington late in Atlanta. West QB Jon Brittenum passed for 21 completions and earned MVP honors, while Spurrier deflected praise saying Brittenum deserved it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
John G. Griffin
Atlanta
UPI
Steve Spurrier
Steve
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Spurrier
Gene Washington
Michigan State
University of Florida
Jon Brittenum
Arkansas
Brittenum
Randy Johnson
Atlanta Falcons
Bob Griese
Purdue
Mel Farr
UCLA
Bob Howard
West
Griese
Larry Wachholtz
Nebraska
Jets Sign Rookies Randall and Richardson
The New York Jets announced contracts received from rookie defenders Dennis Randall of Oklahoma State and Jeff Richardson of Michigan State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
New York Jets
Inemen
Dennis Randall
Oklahoma State
Jeff Richardson
Michigan State
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Factoids
A concise list highlights top players in batting and pitching across the National and American Leagues. Mentioned are Killebrew, F. Robinson, Yastrzemski, Mantle, Cepeda, Wynn, Aaron, Hart, Kaline, and Sparma with their team affiliations and stats. The piece also notes the wild turkey as America’s largest game bird with flight estimates around fifty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans
Wynn
Astros
Cepeda
Cards
Aaron
Braves
Hart
Giants
Perez
Reds
Killebrew
Twins
F. Robinson
Orioles
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
iKaline
Tigers
Howard
Senators
America
Bahnsen No-Hits Buffalo to Snap Slump in Doubleheader
Stan Bahnsen silenced Buffalo with a no hitter as Syracuse beat Buffalo 8-0 in the nightcap, supporting a first-game 3-1 win. Mike Ferraro hit a two run homer off Darrell Osteen, while Syracuse added three insurance runs in the third. Columbus and Toledo swept two games each, and Rochester-Toronto rain interrupted their twinbill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mays
Tito Fuentes
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
United Press International
New York Yankees
Stan Bahnsen
Bahnsen
Syracuse
Yankee
Buffalo
Bisons
Mike Ferraro
Darrell Osteen
Jim Buffalo
Columbus
Toledo
Jets
Richmond
Ed Rakow
Frank Funk
Braves
Jacksonville
Don Dillard
Bill Graham
Chris Cannizzaro
Rochester and Toronto battle in rain soaked game
In the standings Rochester leads with 46 wins and Richmond trails at 43. Toronto and Columbus chase with wins and losses listed across compact results. Rain affected the Rochester at Toronto game ending scoreless after eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
W. L. Pet. GB
Rochester
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
iTol
Joksnville
Tol
Roch
Tor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twin Bill
Jim Lonborg
Jim Kaat
Dave Boswell
Homer Kaat
Lenny Green
Earl Wilson
John Kennedy
Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Vic
Roznovsky
Pete Richert
Eddie Fisher
Marichal
Las Vegas
Walter Alston
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lou Brock
Alston
Clemente
Leasy
Orlando Cepeda
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Gene Alley
Richie Alien
Joe Torre
Jim McGlothlin
Angels
Gary Peters
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Dodger Club
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Bob Gibson
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Chris Short
Phillies
Mike Cuellar
Benxfranklin
Sophia, W. Va
United Press International National League
Sandy Prisant
Jerry Buchek
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Henry Aaron
Tony Gonzalez
Richie Allen
Phils
Willie Stargell
Forbes Field
Dennis ‘Ribant
Dick Williams
Puyd
Africa
Paramount Plies
Covor
Pon
Hugh O'Brien
John Mills
MT Hopes
Major League
Yanks
McCormick
Lemaster
Veale
Jarvis
Sparma
McGlothlin
Lonborg
Peters
H. Pet. Cepeda
Clinnte
Pitt
McCror
Hou
Gazlez
Phil
Atl
Rose
Cin
Alou
G. AB R. H. Pet
Rbsn
Bal
Kaline
Det
Ystzski
Bos
jCarew
Min
Nglo
Bos Ee Ae
Minchr
Cal
Pircelli
Hishbur
Wyn
Santo
Pineville
W. Va
Bob Hope
Elke Sommer Plus
Beckley
Madame xX” Color
Lone Turner
Marlon Brando
John Saxon
Dr. In
Huis Presley
Sophia Loren
Paul Newman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!