Horton Delivers Long Homer As Indians Top Tigers 4 3 in 13th
Tony Horton belted a two run homer with two outs in the 13th to give the Cleveland Indians a 4 3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Alvin Dark says the Tigers still owe the Indians after earlier near losses. The two clubs meet in a single game and a Sunday doubleheader. Detroit led briefly in the 13th before Horton’s decisive blast.
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Chamberlain to be traded to Los Angeles Lakers
AP reports Wilt Chamberlain 7 foot 1 star of the Philadelphia 76ers will be dealt to the Los Angeles Lakers for Jerry Chambers Darell Imhoff and possibly Archie Clark plus cash. Lon Simmons of the Giants cites inside sources while denying certainty.
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Fritz advances in city tourney to second round
Ron Fritz, twice winner this season on the Lorain County circuit, shot 68 at Pine Brook Golf Club to beat Dale MacLaughlin four and three and reach the Elyria City Golf Tournament second round. He meets the Emody Smith winner next, with other Class AA and A matches listed, including Noren 73 and Lugaski 75 as top Class A score.
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Gardner Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open With 271
Gardner Dickinson dominated the Cleveland Open at Lakewood Country Club finishing four strokes ahead of Miller Barber and Homero Blancas with a 271. The article recalls his recovery shots in windy conditions and outlines his strategic ideas for approach shots and rough play.
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Charles' hitting lifts Mets as Charles fuels win over Dodgers
Elderly Ed Charles, 34, belted a single and double driving in three runs as the Mets beat the Dodgers 5 1. He raised his average to .303 ninth in the NL and sparked a late Mets outburst amid a 12 win in 18 games stretch.
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Umpire Schedule for Parks and Stadiums of Six Cities
The schedule lists umpire crews for games across West Park Merriweather Ely Stadium South Park East Park West Park and St Jude, with time slots from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Officials include Zajac Raber Leininger Krueger Myers Gagan Seres Paonessa Shestina Hogen and Kershaw officiating multiple venues and game numbers.
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Bourne and Ross top Canterbury in Scotch Foursomes
Jim Ross and Bob Bourne of Oberlin Golf Club won the Greater Cleveland District Golf Association Scotch Foursomes at Canterbury. They finished one stroke ahead of Ashland pair Jim Hildebrand and Dick Smail after a 7 under par effort that featured a late bogey stretch.
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Devlin Leads Canadian Open After Strong 36 Holes
Bruce Devlin of Australia birdied twice to post 135 at 36 holes and hold a three shot lead as Ken Still Bob Charles and Bruce Crampton trailed at St George's in Toronto. Jack Nicklaus recovered from a rough start with a 68 but criticized his driving.
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Barberton coach named Kent State football staff change
Kent State says defensive backfield coach Jack Robb will resign to join private business. Tom Phillips, 43, Barberton High School coach and athletic director, will replace him. Phillips has led Barberton teams since 1959 with a 37 31 6 record. Robb led the nation in pass defenses in 1964 and was among the top in the previous season.
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Indian box score and baseball schedule summary
Box scores show Boston over Chicago six to three in the first, Chicago trailing Boston four to ten in the night session, and Cleveland edging Detroit four to three at night. National league games list New York over Minnesota eleven to six, Washington over Oakland seven to three, and Baltimore over California four to two. Tonight’s pitching matchups include Moore at Oakland Krausse, Bahnsen at Minnesota Kaat, Santiago at Chicago Peters, with Detroit Wilson and Hargen: Cleveland, Baltimore, California, and New York games follow. Schedule includes nine afternoon and evening games with multiple doubleheaders and times in EDT.
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Baseball scores and lineups from night games across leagues
Recap of multiple MLB games with scores, winning and losing pitchers, and key homers. Notable: bench homer for Chicago-Cincinnati game. Niekro vs Culver in Cincinnati. late innings and extra inning details. American League matchups include Boston Chicago, Minnesota Atlanta, and other a.m. and p.m. starts with listed starters and closers.
Schlather Stops Beal In Tight Class D Battle
Schlather Insurance edged Beal Lumber 2-1 as Schlather pitcher Lynn Scarbrough worked all nine innings allowing two hits and two runs while fanning six to even his record at 2-2. Offensively Schlather had seven players with one hit each including Mike Korzan Tony Krozan Tim Vargo Randy Barkacs Dave Sprague Randy Widener and Doug Thurman. The game remained tied 1-1 after four innings before Schlather scored the winning run in the ninth starting with a Beal misplay.
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Parker inks with Oakland Oaks from Miami
Rusty Parker a 6 6 forward from the University of Miami Fla has signed with the Oakland Oaks of the American Basketball Association.
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Wertz, Grega lead Summer Couples bowling at Grafton Lanes
Grega rolled an even 609 series and a high 214 single as he and partner Judy Wertz claimed high honors in last night’s Summer Couples League at Grafton Lanes. Wertz posted 165, 176, and 198 to help secure top team standing.
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