Spahn Out Of Action Forces Braves to Shuffle
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn, 42, again suffers elbow stiffness causing him to withdraw after a five minute warmup. Bob Hendley starts in his place as the Braves split a twin bill with the Mets. New York wins 3-1 in 11 innings while Chicago reports the College All Stars upset Green Bay 20-17 in Soldier Field.
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Baseball matchups and results across leagues this weekend
Summary of daily scores and upcoming games from several leagues. Notable results include Milwaukee 8 New York 0 and Chicago 12 San Francisco 12 innings. Saturday and Sunday schedules list probable pitchers for key games.
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Visking in Action Twin Bill at Memorial Park
Visking and Hanna Truckers of Bloomington Ind will play a twin bill tonight at Memorial Park with the first game starting at 7 p.m. Visking split a twin bill with Hanna earlier in the season in Bloomington. Slated to handle the pitching for the visitors are Bob Rainbolts and Bill Avery while Wayne Meyers Bob Ferguson and Noble Rector will be available for Visking.
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Roberts Not Trying To Show Up Yankees
Baltimore defeated New York 5-3 as Robin Roberts pitched his 10th win of the season against the Yankees. The veteran righty, 36, denied any motive to outshine the rival club and earlier starred in a defensive gem by Luis Aparicio that helped preserve the lead. Boog Powell homered for Baltimore, matching Aparicio’s defense with crucial infield prowess.
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Pro Football Exhibition Actions Open AFL Summer Schedule
AFL clubs begin pre season play with three games featuring the Kansas City Chiefs vs Chargers in San Diego and Denver hosting Houston while Boston visits Oakland. Sid Gillman’s Chargers showcase Tobin Rote and a swift receiving attack led by Lance Alworth and Paul Lowe as Abner Haynes and Curtis McLinton pace the Kansas City offense.
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Haffner Named Rockville Basketball Coach
Former Butler star Dick Haffner is appointed Rockville head basketball coach. The New Ross native played for Tony Hinkle’s 1960 NIT squad and was an assistant at Lawrence Central last year.
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Stable Favored In Garden TV Welterweight Bout
Welterweight contender Jose Stable faces Stanley Hayward in a one round televised fight at Madison Square Garden. Stable sits high in rankings and is favored over Hayward who makes his Garden headliner debut on national television.
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Kitten) Hayward
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Baseball results from National League and others date unknown
Summary of multiple games with scores and key plays. Notable HRs by Williams Mays Cepeda Burke Burton, Parker and Mejias. Wins by Hobbie Sadecki Cisco Ridzik Bunning and others. Losses by Larsen Cardwell Daniels Jackson and Chance with various pitchers and line scores.
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Rule Leads St Paul Open With Record 61 in Round
Jack Rule, 24, of Iowa leads the St Paul Open after carding a 61 on the Keller course to reach 128 for two rounds. He holds a four shot edge over Jerry Pittman with Tulsa's Barber and others chasing. Rule says a more aggressive attack has boosted his results this season.
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Jack Fleck
Miller Barber
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Bob Keller Jr
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Hector Alvarez
Tom Hadley
Doug Wysong
Gary Loustalot
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Bobby Marshman Captures 40-Lap Championship in Columbus
Bobby Marshman of Pottstown Pa won the 40 lap national championship train event at Columbus Indiana as part of the Harry Turner midget race. He led from start to finish with Jimmy Davies second after a record setting qualifying run and Roger McCluskey finishing third.
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Colts Target Frank Howard In Planned Winter Trade
The Houston Colts plan to trade for Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Frank Howard next winter. GM George Kirksey, with Dodgers manager Walt Alston present, offered two regulars including a starting pitcher. Houston aims to boost fan interest as they rebuild, while Dick Farrell remains their top starter.
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Brazil Wins First Round Regional Tilt Over Evansville
Brazil defeated Evansville 4 to 3 in Princeton Indiana on Friday afternoon advancing in the regional tournament. George Wright drove in Ed Brann with a fourth single and Larry Weaver followed with a run producing hit setting up Wright for the game winning safety.
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Richter Nabs Key Aerial In All-Star Victory
Richters Nabs key 73 yard pass play from VanderKelen as Pat Richter helps the All-Stars beat the Green Bay Packers 20 to 17. Otto Graham lauds his offensive line and defends quarterback decisions while Vince Lombardi notes injuries and high morale.
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