Reds Bow In Fame Game and Face Braves Tonight
After a 3-0 loss to the Orioles in the Hall of Fame game, the Reds travel to Atlanta to open a three game series with the Braves. Manager Dave Bristol lists Mel Queen for the start against Pat Jarvis as Cincinnati seeks third place in a tight NL race with St. Louis and Chicago.
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Unusual Cubs Outfielder Phillips Says He Plays When He Wants
A New York outlined claim about Chicago Cubs outfielder Adolfo Phillips describes him as acting on his own terms. The 24 year old Panamanian born player missed time with a bad back yet hit .317 and stayed near the top of the lineup. Teammate Ron Santo reportedly confronted Phillips over a lack of hustle, illustrating the clash between old school discipline and Phillips confidence.
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Reiser and Phillips Learn From Baseball's Rough Edges
The narrative recalls Pete Reiser and Willie Phillips facing criticism early in their careers. Leo Durocher counseled Phillips after a Santo incident, stressing support and tough love. Reiser reflects on the softer minor league approach and the value of pressing players while keeping faith in their talent.
Hall of Fame Ceremony Honors Ruffing Waner and Rickey
Red Ruffing and Lloyd Waner spoke of thrills at the Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown. Jackie Robinson and Rickey family members attended. Robinson silent during the event. The game was rained out after 81% innings with the Orioles 3 Reds 0.
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Weighty setback as Harris misses welterweight showdown
Gypsy Joe Harris fails to appear for the world welterweight title bout after missing his plane and failing to make weight. Curtis Cokes weighs in at 147 pounds as promoters seek legal options and avoid delaying the Dallas fight.
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Indians? International League Standings and Monday Results
In the International League Rochester leads with 55 wins, followed by Richmond 52 and Columbus 46. Monday results include Buffalo 5 Cols 3 in 11 innings and Toledo 7 Toronto 6 in night games. Jacksonville and Syracuse also played. In NFL notes, Philadelphia Eagles signed Tralf back Tim Brown guard Bob Brown and tackle Lane Howell to 1967 contracts. Jim Ringo expected to sign soon while Jimmy Nettles may play out his option.
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National League Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
National League standings show St Louis and Chicago tied at 56 40, Cincinnati 52 45, Atlanta 49 43, San Francisco 50 47, Pittsburgh 47 46, Philadelphia 45 47, Los Angeles 41 53, New York 38 54, Houston 39 58. Tonight's games include Queen at Jarvis Seaver at Sadecki Stoneman at Washburn Bunning at Belinsky Veale at Singer and more with several late contests.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers
The American League standings show Chicago 53-40, Oakland not listed, and Minnesota 99-43. Tonight's schedule includes Minnesota at Mark, Kansas City at Washington, California at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, and Detroit at Baltimore with listed pitchers Kant Barber Clark Waslewski McDowell Wood Sparma and others.
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Major League Box Scores and Neighbor Temper Talk
A brief sports snippet highlights Major League box scores and a resident dispute about temper. It notes ongoing tension with a neighbor and a firm stance that the issue has gone far enough.
Culp Uses Depressor For Cubs Win On Wet Night
Ray Culp benefited from a tongue depressor to keep his balance as he pitched a five hitter to lead the Cubs past the Cardinals 3-1 in a rain soaked game. Santo drove in two runs while Banks, Beckett, Williams and Grove contributed. Astros beat Phillies 2 1 in 11 innings and Dodgers toppled Pirates 4 3 as Cuellar allowed one hit through nine before a late run.
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Mele's Summer Off as Twins Ex-Manager Enjoys Cape Cod
Sabath Sam Mele, fired as Minnesota Twins manager June 9, spends a relaxed summer with his wife and five children. He visits Fenway Park and plans to watch the Angels and Twins sweep through Boston while remaining on Minnesota’s payroll awaiting a new job.
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Mets Sell Shaw to Chicago Cubs
New York Mets traded 34 year old pitcher Shaw to the Chicago Cubs for the $20 000 waiver price. Shaw has worn seven major league uniforms since his 1957 Detroit debut. He went 3 9 with the Mets this season and 12 14 last year after arriving from the Giants. His best years include 1959 with the White Sox 18 6 and the 1965 Giants 16 9 with World Series appearances.
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Pirates Lose Opportunity To Move Up In NL Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates lost 4-3 to the Los Angeles Dodgers as Bill Singer opposed Bob Veale in the second game of a three game set. The loss kept the Pirates six games back and tied the NL leaders after the Cardinals fell to the Cubs to stay tied for first. Lefebvre delivered the decisive ninth inning run for L A with LeFebvre’s single driving in Dick Schofield.
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Banks Eyes World Series After Cubs Win
Ernie Banks, cheering leader for the Chicago Cubs, plans to play in his first World Series after a 3-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ray Culp earned his eighth win, allowing five hits, striking out six, and retiring the last 11 batters.
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Major League Leaders Home Runs and Runs Batted In
National League leaders include Aaron and Wynn with 25 home runs and 76 RBIs for Wynn. Killebrew 28 in the American League leads, with Yastrzemski and Perez among top hitters. Pitching leaders show McCormick and Veale among NL aces, MecGlothlin and Lonborg pacing the AL.
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Pitcher Faces Big Test Against First-Place Team
Culp said facing the league leader carried extra pressure as he pitched in a game he called bigger than the rest. He noted the rain delay offered a brief breather amid the tense matchup.
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Two Vienna Boys Lose In Tennis Tourney
In Chattanooga Tennessee two Vienna West Virginia entrants in the U S Lawn Tennis Association national boys and girls 12 and 14 tournament were defeated. Grey King of Mobile Alabama defeated Dan Warner of Vienna 60 60 and Drew Evert of Ft Lauderdale Florida beat James Amos of Vienna 6 0 6 0.
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