Howard's big bat keeps on carrying Dodgers
The Dodgers rely on Frank Howard and Ron Fairly as they beat the Houston Colt .6 0. Don Drysdale pitched a six hitter for his second consecutive shutout, with Howard and Fairly keying a multi-run attack as Los Angeles won 6-0.
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Dodgers rely on young arms amid injury drought
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston faces a depleted rotation with Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres and Ron Perranoski sidelined for at least a week to two weeks. He praises rookies Phil Ortega and Joe Moeller as bright spots while the club struggles to balance pitching and hitting in a Houston series.
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Palmer quits smoking and wins Masters, alarmed tobacco world
Arnold Palmer, after quitting cigarettes, discusses nerves and endurance as he dominates the Masters. The report notes other athletes quitting and a new advertising code limiting athlete endorsements, with industry-wide impact discussions and mixed reactions from players and reporters.
Line scores show a wild game with Dodgers edges
Line score details from a baseball game list Los Angeles scoring sequences 010 210 020 and Houston 000 OKO 06. Pitchers Drysdale and Resebero are credited with decisions, Camilli Brown Giusti Hoerner and Yellen among hitters. Home runs by Fairly W Davis Horward noted.
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Angles Triumph Over Dodgers With Narum Win
Narum pitched for the Angels in relief to beat the Dodgers 7 to 1. Bridges and Brumley contributed in the late innings. McBride started for the Dodgers, with D Lee Osinski Duliba and Rodgers handling the others. HR Valentine.
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Indians Seek Revenge in Minnesota Series Opener
The Cleveland Indians travel to Minneapolis for a three game set with the Twins aiming to rebound from a 7 0 loss and reclaim first in the American League by a slim margin over Detroit. Jim Holland expected to start for Minnesota while Dick Donovan will go for Cleveland. Romano hits .370 with seven RBIs and Wagner is .321 aiding the Tribe’s power in the hunt.
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Kent State lands 6-4 football basketball giant hint
World of sports notes report Dave The Rave on Admiral King High star adding a grant in aid to Kent State for basketball. Kent reels in players from Dayton Belmont and East Tech as coach Bob Doll beefs up athletics while football figures like Leo Strang join the setup.
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Syracuse, Arizona Set First Football Meeting at Syracuse
Syracuse University and the University of Arizona arrange the first football game between the programs to be played in Syracuse on November 8, 1969, marking a historic matchup.
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Phils Open Cincinnati Series To Protect NL Lead
The Phillies travel to Cincinnati to open a three game set with the Reds as Gene Mauch’s club aims to extend its slim National League lead. Philadelphia brings a 7-2 record and a half game edge into tonight’s opener, with improved pitching supporting a solid hitting attack.
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Phillies Aim High as Mahaffey Starts Tonight
Phll es projected to climb in the pennant race with Art Mahaffey starting for Philadelphia against Cincinnati. Jim OToole will pitch for the Reds as Cincinnati seeks to rebound. The Phillies credit pitching depth, buoyed by Jim Bunning, Johnny Klippstein, and Jack Baldschun, in their surge from eighth and seventh place to a top position.
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Reds Hopefuls Set for Series as Allen Draws Spotlight
Outside of Bunning, Riche Allen is the Reds fans’ likely starter in one game. A sensation in the International League last season, he’s the hottest rookie with flash in batting and hitting. A sweep by either side would shake standings, but Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson would be content with two wins.
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Former Kirtland pro buys Midway Par-3 Golf Course
Dick Neuman former golf pro at Kirtland and assistant at Westwood becomes owner of Midway Par-3 Golf Course in Oberlin He plans to offer lessons by appointment and welcomes beginners The nine hole course extends 1255 yards with the longest hole at 220 yards Neuman qualified for the U S Open in 1957 and the PGA in 1955 and aims to start local leagues while teaching remains his strength.
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Grafton Class F Hot Stove League Tryouts Tonight
The Grafton Class F Hot Stove League will hold tryouts tomorrow night at 6 at Willow Park. If rained out, they will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. All boys who played last season are to return their uniforms at this session.
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Fight results in Boston and San Francisco boxing shows
In Boston Paul Christie of Arlington stopped Rafael Reyes of Brooklyn in the 7th round. In San Francisco Sixto Rodriguez of San Anselmo outpointed Norm Letcher of San Noiaco over 10 rounds.
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