Reds and Chisox Race Toward Top in Baseball News
In a fast moving recap from Camden and New York, the Reds push within 2 1/2 games of first after a 6-2 win over Philadelphia aided by Joe Nuxhall and Billy McCool. Don Buford drives Chicago’s offense with four RBIs as they extend their win streak to five.
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Auto Troubles Delays Top Seeds At Penn Lawn Tennis
At Haverford Pennsylvania, the 65th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships saw delays as top players including Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston and Arthur Ashe arrived late due to President Johnson exhibition matches. Mrs Karen Hantze Susman delayed by car trouble will face Brenda Nunns. Top seed Carole Graeber advanced 6 0 6 1 over Carol Heffelfinger and meets Stephanie DeFina. Other seeds including Frank Froehling Eugene Scott Martin Rissen Charles Pasarell Ron Helemberg and foreign players Abe Segal Permjit Lall Patricio Rodriguez and Carol Hanks moved on in the rounds.
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Dark Blasts N L Umpires
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark blasted National League umpires after a 6 4 Cubs win. He and catcher Del Crandall accused Ron Santo of looking at a called third strike before Santo hit a three run homer. Dark called umpiring the worst in 10 years and disputed safe calls and strikes in the game.
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Lucarelli Named PR Director for Cleveland Barons
UPI reports Dino Lucarelli is appointed public relations director of the Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League. He succeeds Shel Fullerton and previously served as publicity director of the Cleveland Bulldogs in the United Football League.
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Boxscores from Detroit Boston game and others
Boxscore details show Detroit and Boston tied 0 9 after nine with Chicago and Cincinnati also scoring. Latman, McBride, Osinski and Rodgers contribute for Detroit. Burford hits a homer for Philadelphia delayed entry. Bennett and Culp share pitching duties for Cincinnati. Nuxhall earns win. Bennett takes the loss with Pavletich adding another homer for the Phillies Reds/Indians context.
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Major League Leaders overview by league season highlights
Highlights include top batting and pitching leaders across National and American Leagues. Notable names: Mays Williams Santo Aaron Torre Cepeda Roseboro Oliva Allison Mantle Freehan Hinton Wagner Colavito, plus Killebrew Powell and others. Pitching leaders include Koufax Burdette Marichal and Ford among others.
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City Softball League Schedule Highlights Sundays Action
Today in the Sports City Softball League Pike Moter faces Beckley Welding while Beckley Mfg meets Long Airdox. Beckley LL Reds play Dodgers, with No 1 Pirates against Cubs and No 1 Cards against Giants. Other matches include No 2 Beckley Minor IL Saints versus Bisons, No 3 Beckley BRL Silver Brand versus Blue Ridge, Raleigh Motors versus Keatley's Mullens, BRL Giants versus Cardinals, Red Sox versus Indians, Big Coal River LL Naoma versus Montreal, Warren Williams League Dias Floral versus Post 70, Tom's versus Eppy's, Central Wyoming LL Yanks versus Cubs at Baileysville.
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The day’s standings show Baltimore leading with 56 wins and Chicago at 55, while New York sits at 53 and Minnesota 47. Tuesday slate features night games across multiple parks with notable pitching matchups including Pascual, Belinsky, Buzhardt, and McNally amid a packed schedule through Wednesday night.
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Corum Reassures WVU Alumni at Picnic in Rainy Grandview
West Virginia University coach Gene Corum spoke to about 90 alumni and families at Grandview State Park promising education comes first for Mountaineers. He cited 21 returning lettermen, seven regulars, strong competition, and hopeful prospects for the season while noting minor injuries and an eligibility issue for fullback Dick Leftridge.
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Corums wary plan for Mountaineers football season
WVU football coach Corum avoids hype when addressing Alumni with a tough schedule ahead. He lists Richmond Penn State and Kentucky among early opponents and urges Alumni support. Local reports note a Raleigh County Alumni picnic and a Beckley Speedway plan to field women drivers in a powder puff race.
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Wharton wins Area Senior Little League title
Wharton defeated Kopperston 5 to 2 to capture the Area Senior Little League crown. Charles Bowers pitched 12 strikeouts with three walks and two singles driving in runs, while Randall Toler started for Kopperston and was relieved by Dee Lively after a three run first inning.
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