Monster Does Better in Indians Save of Twins
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts praised reliever Dick Radatz after he earned his first AL save with a 6 5 victory over Minnesota. Radatz, obtained from Boston, retired Bob Allison on a grounder with two on, two out in the ninth. Fred Whitfield drove in three runs with three singles and a homer to keep Cleveland one game ahead of Baltimore. The slide for Minnesota continued with a 13th loss in 17 games, dropping them to seventh, tied with the Yankees.
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Cowboys Sign Prep Sprinter and Draft Choices
The Dallas Cowboys announce the signing of Mississippi high school sprinter James Lewis 21 of Meridian after timing 9.4 in the 100 yards. He will be tried at halfback and receiver. Also drafted was Steve Orr 6-4 250 tackle from the University of Washington to be considered for both offensive and defensive line positions.
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Boxing notes from Madrid and Los Angeles weigh-ins
In Los Angeles Raul Ro jas, 129, San Pedro Calif knocked out Richard Moreno, 127, Mexico. Manuel Ramos, 199, Mexico City, defeated Eddie Machen, 192, by decision. In Madrid Sugar Boy Nando, Dominican Republic stopped Luis Folledo, Spain, in six rounds, middleweights.
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Nuxhall Shuts Stand In Reds Comeback Win
Joe Nuxhall earned his first win since returning from the disabled list as Cincinnati rallied to beat the Cubs 8 to 6. The veteran lefty pitched two innings with one walk and drove in a run during an eighth inning five-run burst. The Reds erased a three-run early lead, while Chicago’s six-run sixth capped a four-game Cubs skid and a six-game Reds skid end. Nuxhall, 37, said he aimed to throw strikes and would welcome relief duty but prefers a starting role when possible.
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Yankees Hammer Red Sox in 15-5 Route at Fenway
The New York Yankees powered past Boston 15-5 at Fenway Park in a 17-hit attack. Al Downing earned the win as George Scott Joe Foy and George Smith homered for Boston while Tom Tresh and Hector Lopez led New York with multiple RBIs and hits. Mantle sat after 62 innings and Pepitone left early with a wrist issue.
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Cubs Manager Fines Browne and Amalfitano After Poor Play
Chicago manager Leo Durocher fined rookie Byron Browne and infielder Joey Amalfitano $100 each for poor play in a Cincinnati series. Browne was accused of joking during a drive by Richie Allen that produced an inside the park homer for Philadelphia. Amalfitano failed to score from third on a grounder, after Ron Santo's hit, with Darold Knowles turning his back.
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Nicklaus Misses 63 by Inches at Memphis Open
In Memphis Nicklaus eyed a 63 but settled for a 64 after an 18th-hole birdie. Bert Yancey and Gene Littler led with 132s, while Nicklaus stood four back at 136 as Hogan and 77 others made the cut at Colonial Country Club.
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Standings and Saturday Baseball Schedule Dozens of Teams
Standings show San Francisco leading with 32 17 followed by Los Angeles Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston St Louis Cincinnati New York Atlanta Chicago and more. Saturday and Sunday's games list top matchups with pitchers Osteen Marichal Simmons Cloninger Ellis Blass and Stottlemyre among others.
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Mets Rally Drysdale in Loss Run Derby Bounce
Don Drysdale admits the holdout with Sandy Koufax affected his pitching as the Mets beat the Dodgers 6-2. Jack Fisher pitched well for New York while Drysdale labored through 4 2/3 innings giving up nine hits and five runs.
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Scott Heads Wiley's Track
Ed Scott, longtime Garfield assistant coach for track and basketball, will replace Will Cheesman as Wiley track coach after Cheesman resigns to lead Mitchell football. Scott, native of Dana and Indiana State alumnus, has eight years teaching experience and previously coached at Rockville.
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Denmark Bars Sonny Liston from Boxing in Denmark
Copenhagen based Aktuelt reports world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston barred from boxing in Denmark. The paper cites opposition from Erik Lassen of the Danish boxing union to a planned Liston match, with three Scandinavian bouts scheduled including two in Denmark and one in Sweden against Gerhard Zech.
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Indians Lose Del Crandall in Setback
Cleveland put catcher Del Crandall on the disabled list after a broken finger. Rookie catcher Buddy Booker and outfielder Tony Curry were recalled from Portland to join the Indians in Minneapolis. Booker to replace Crandall. Curry aids as pinch hitter for at least 15 days.
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Lamabe Shuts Out Washington in Eight-Run White Sox Win
Pitcher Jack Lamabe of Chicago fired his second shutout in five days, a three hit performance as the White Sox beat the Washington club 8 to 0.
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Go Getter Wanted in Terre Haute Public Relations Sales
Employment ad seeks sales associates in Terre Haute Indiana for a six million dollar company. Targets ages 30 to 50 with sales experience, bondable with a late model car, willing to travel 30 miles. Offers high commission pre qualified leads guaranteed salary and travel during training plus life medical retirement stock options and annual Orange Bowl game as vacation. Replies confidential to Box 199 Tribune Star.
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