Phillies fire Gene Mauch name Bob Skinner new manager
Philadelphia Phillies dismiss Gene Mauch after a long feud with Rich Allen and appoint Bob Skinner, former San Diego farm team manager, to take over as 25th Phillies skipper since 1900. Skinner, 36, led San Diego to the Pacific Coast League Eastern Division title and playoff victory over Spokane. Mauch left after Friday’s doubleheader to tend to his ailing wife in Los Angeles.
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Women's softball and Old Ozzie weekly schedule
The schedule lists games for two leagues this week. Women's Softball games at Clark Park and Lucky Lager venues include East Side A.C. versus Sayatovic Whites and Reynolds versus Main Public, with 6:30 and 7:30 starts. Old Ozzie events span Armory venues and Silver Bow Park featuring Jerry's Corner, Drift Inn, Koochy's, Jean & Joel, Speedway, and others with 6:30 and 7:30 starts.
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Quarters sought for Kendall training
Andy Kendall the light heavyweight contender plans a training setup at the K C gym with Bo Gromoljez aiding. Rouse and Gross train in Missoula and Salt Lake City with Joe Hopkins joining Florence gym, as Kendall aims to extend a nine fight winning streak toward a shot at fame and the Civic Center donnybrook.
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Pirates crush Astros behind Patek first homer
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Houston Astros 13-2 as rookie Fred Patek belted his first major league home run in the fourth inning. Jerry May added a first of the season and drove in two more in the fifth, with Matty Alou contributing a two run single in the eighth. Bob Veale earned his third victory on a six hitter.
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Slow pitch schedules cap round one at Armory sites
Armory and Clark Park list round one games from Monday through Thursday. Teams include Gib Butte, Martys Hamm, Met Lucky No 1, Terminal, Freeway, White Swan, Highlanders, Radio Bar, Moose, Al & Reys AAA, Met Lucky No 2, Job Corps No 2, Hi Lo Marina, Maloneys Oly, Term inal, H J Bar, Roberts, Westinghouse, McQueen, Top Deck, and more.
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Longfellow Major and Minor League Schedules
Major league games list June 17 Yankees versus Cubs and June 18 Giants versus Yankees with June 19 Red Sox versus Twins and June 21 Dodgers against Braves. Minor league pairings run June 17 Indians versus Twins and Tigers versus Dodgers with June 18 Braves versus Mets Yankees versus Cubs and June 19 Red Sox versus Giants Indians versus Dodgers and June 20 Yankees versus Braves and Cubs versus Twins.
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Schmidt to coach Penn State soccer next fall
W Herbert Schmidt will lead Penn State's soccer team for the upcoming season. A Summit New Jersey native and Rutgers graduate, Schmidt takes over a program seeking stability and growth.
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Chance hurls Twins to 3-1 win over Orioles
Dean Chance won for the first time since May 21 as Minnesota pounded out three runs aided by Bob Allison’s leadoff homer in the second. Chance scattered four hits over eight innings to beat Baltimore 3-1. Boog Powell homered for the Orioles, but the Twins held on for the victory.
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Yastrzemski and Petrocelli power Boston past Cleveland 9-3
Carl Yastrzemski drove in a run and scored another as the Red Sox beat the Indians 9-3 to extend Cleveland's losing streak to five. Rico Petrocelli hit his seventh homer, Ken Harrelson and Mike Andrews added key hits, and Ray Culp earned the win.
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Top team drops one in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge report: The Inside Prison team handed Northern Timber its first loss of the season. The Prison squad sits in a third place tie with Medo-Land as standings unfold.
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British women reclaim Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
British sisters Christine Truman Jones and Nell Truman won a nerve jangling doubles match at Wimbledon to take back the Wightman Cup from the United States. They defeated Kathy Harter and Ie DeFina to seal a 4-3 overall Britain victory in an emotional center court win.
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U S Women Win Curtis Cup Thickens Lead Over Britain
Phyllis Preuss led the United States to a 10 7 victory over Britain at Royal County Down in the Curtis Cup. The Americans won five of six singles on day two after trailing Friday, with Preuss undefeated in four matches. Peggy Conley clinched the cup by defeating Margaret Pickard 1 up.
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Today's pitchers by the Associated Press
National League matchups feature Sadecki and Bolin for San Francisco at New York with Selma and Frisella for the Mets. Houston visits Pittsburgh as Blass and Sisk oppose Cuellar and Dierk er.
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Southern Cal defends track title in close meet with WSU
Southern California won the national track and field championship 58 to 57 over Washington State. Gerry Lindgren set meet records in distance events, finishing his collegiate career with his sixth national title as John Van Reenan and Carl O'Donnell delivered key wins for WSU.
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Giant bats aid Marichal in 12th win over Mets
Willie McCovey hit a three run homer as Juan Marichal survived a 16 hit attack to earn his 12th win. The Mets struck first with three runs in the opening inning powered by Don Bosch’s leadoff hit.
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Berry's grand slam fuels White Sox past Tigers
Chicago shortstop Ken Berry belted the first grand slam of his career to power the White Sox to a 7 4 victory over Detroit, snapping the Tigers five game win streak as Tom Seaver and Willie Horton were involved in notable moments. Detroit keeper Joe Sparma took the loss while Tommy John improved to 5 0. Ray Oyler left with a bruised leg after a pitch, and Horton was hit by pitches twice.
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Giants Name Davenport as Player Rep After Haller Trade
After Tom Haller moved to the Dodgers the San Francisco Giants named Jim Davenport their player representative. Haller now plays for Los Angeles where Ron Fairly serves as player representative.
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