Reds Blank Mets as Maloney Fires 2-Hitter
Cincinnati moved into sixth in the NL behind a 4-0 win over New York as Jim Maloney dominated the Mets with two hits allowed and his third victory after elbow trouble. The Dodgers edged San Francisco 2-1 in 13 innings on an Omar Brown error, while Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 5-2 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 5-3.
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Reds manager Heffner loses appetite as team climbs
Cincinnati manager Don Heffner described his 15 pound weight loss after the Reds 4-0 win over the Mets as a sign of hard times past. He attributed his appetite returning to his wife Dorothy's return and noted the club’s improving mood and timing. The Reds earned their third straight win and moved into sixth place with nine wins in 11 games.
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Standings and early season NL box scores and schedule
National League standings show San Francisco, Houston, Pittsburgh leading with tight gaps. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 4 New York 0 and Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3. L A 2 F. 1 in 13 innings. Wednesday and Thursday schedules list key pitching matchups and city pairings for upcoming games.
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Oliva Recovers as Twins Face Red Sox
United Press International reports Tony Oliva, a two time AL batting champion, returns from knuckle surgery with a powerful right hand. The Twins star, once unable to grip, now belts with authority and infield coach Jim Lemon says his power could push him toward a .400 season.
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War Looms For Pro Grid Teams
The NFL signed kicking specialist Pete Gogolak from the AFL's Buffalo Bills, prompting AFL criticism as a potential breach of an unwritten pact. Giants say no war intent. AFL comments vary. The move could trigger a price war and raids between leagues, raising concerns for both NFL and AFL.
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Columbus Takes Command of IL
Columbus Jets seize first place in the International League by edging Richmond 4-3 in the ninth. Bill Stafford pitched six solid innings as Toledo defeated Jacksonville 9-7 and knocked the Suns from their half game lead. Greg Goossen raised his league leading homers to eight but Columbus still benefited from Stafford’s win. Buffalo pounded Rochester 7-4 behind Dom Yanni while Syracuse toppled Toronto 5-3 on Al Ricciuti’s three run homer.
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Dressen Remains Seriously Ill in Detroit Hospital
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen remained seriously ill at Ford Hospital as doctors ran tests to confirm whether he had a heart attack. The 67 year old, in cardiac care, showed slight improvement but officials warned it could be several days before a diagnosis. Dressen was admitted after reporting chest and arm pains and was not receiving visitors beyond family.
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VPI Still Eyes ACC Acceptance
Virginia Tech coach Jerry Claiborne told VPI alumni in Charlotte that the program seeks ACC admission and welcomes expansion committee moves. He said Tech will field a bigger, deeper team this season with about 30 lettermen and plans to abide by ACC rules while pursuing a berth, even if it comes after 1972.
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Seven Cities Bid To House 16th NFL Franchise
Washington UPI reports seven cities Boston Cincinnati Houston New Orleans Phoenix Portland and Seattle pitched for the NFLs 16th franchise at the league meeting. Commissioner Rozelle said no decision was announced yet with the final choice slated for a future date for the 1967 season.
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Stengel to Lead Mets Old Timers Game on July 30
The Mets set Casey Stengel s 76th birthday July 30 as the Old Timers game date. He will wear his old uniform No 37 again and manage one of the teams, first time in 11 years since breaking his hip in 1965.
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Middleweight Champion Randy Turpin Shot Dead in England
Police probe the shooting death of former world middleweight champion Randy Turpin found in a bedroom above his wife's cafe in Leamington Spa. His 17 month old daughter Carmen was seriously wounded by a shot to the eye and chest while Turpin faced financial troubles after a career with 64 wins, eight losses and one draw. He had recently claimed he was broke but happy, with bankruptcy declared in June 1962.
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Mays and McDowell Win April Achievement Award
Willie Mays of the Giants and Sam McDowell of the Indians won the Van Heusen Outstanding Achievement Award for April. Mays led the NL in home runs since breaking Mel Ott, and McDowell posted 39 strikeouts in 31 innings with a standout pitching stretch in April.
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Why a Buyer Chooses Beauty Then Changes Its Lines
A buyer purchases a car for its striking lines and style but later replaces them, seeking a different look or performance. The paradox highlights taste shifts, customization trends, and the allure of aesthetics driving initial purchase decisions before practical or personal preferences redirect modifications.
Bourbon king built a castle at Old Taylor Distillery
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