Campaneris Leads KC Past Orioles 4-3
Bert Campaneris opened with leadoff singles and scored twice as Kansas City defeated Baltimore 4-3. The Athletics won for the fifth time in six starts, snapping a three game Orioles winning streak. Chuck Dobson, Ken Sanders and Jack Aker limited Baltimore to six hits, including Andy Etchebarren’s ninth homer.
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Twins blank Tribe as Pascual and Worthington team up
Camilo Pascual and Al Worthington combined on a six hitter to beat Cleveland 4 0 and extend Minnesota's win streak to four. Pascual moved to 8 5 after seven innings as his arm stiffened in the seventh before Worthington finished. Veresalles and Tovar drove in the early runs in the first inning with a Qui?
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Astros Earn Respect After Rough Start Season
Houston Astros, once the joke of the league like the Mets, have gained respect this season under manager Grady Hatton, signaling a turning point for the expansion club.
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Tigers crush Angels with 15 3 victory and 20 hits
Willie Horton drove in five as the Detroit Tigers pummeled California 15 to 3 behind two singles and a homer. Earl Wilson earned the win, Tulsa with two singles and a triple before leaving with a pulled muscle. Kaline Cash homered for Detroit as McGlothlin, Wright and others struggled.
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Mantle Homers But Red Sox Win Despite Yankee Errors
George Thomas and Mike Ryan hit home runs as the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 5-3. Five Yankee errors produced three unearned Boston runs, aiding pitcher Jose Santiago in earning his seventh win against four losses.
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Ruthball and Giants Power Past Elks and UCT
Babe Ruthball Bob Yakowitz hit a fourth inning grand slam to turn a 4-1 deficit into an 86 win for Kunker Peterslie over the Elks. Bob Martina won, Dan McElroy lost. White's beat Wilson's 7-2 as Greg Salo allowed two hits. McDonald homered for Wilson's. Glenn Welch homered for White's with two on. Olsen's Giants knocked off UCT 84 led by David Gageby Mike Sustarsie and Bob Jordan. Les McDaniels Dan Jelich and Mike Reid had two hits for UCT. Lucky Lager defeated Pruden tial Federal as Larry Leather threw a one hit game. Bark er Skuletich Leather Muscarella doubled or tripled. Buttreys beat Tesco 8-3 as Jim Williams fanned nine with two hits allowed to Denny Raymond.
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Hunt Organization Meeting Tonight
The Treasure State Pointers and Letters Club gathers at 7 30 this evening at 12 E Broad way above the Board of Trade. A showing of the movie Hunting the Fly ways precedes refreshments. The club seeks memberships and participation help.
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Buckpasser Set for Chicagoan at Arlington Park
Buckpasser, holder of the world one mile record after a 1 33 3 5 in the Arlington Classic last Saturday, will run next in Arlington Park July 9 in the 1 1 2 miles Chicagoan for a $19 000 added purse.
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Kramer signs 1966 contract with Packers in Green Bay
Guard Jerry Kramer signs his 1966 contract with the Green Bay Packers in Green Bay Wisconsin. Kramer, who returned from major operations to help win last season the NFL title, confirmed the deal on Tuesday.
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Good Losers Fall to Pine Grove Mills in Softball Defeat
BAD BREAKS STATE COLLEGE Pennsylvania. The Good Losers dropped a six inning game to Pine Grove Mills by 59 to 8 as Pine Grove Mills piled up 57 hits.
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Butte Plans Final Meeting For Intermediate Baseball
A final effort to organize an intermediate baseball program for Butte boys age 16 and older will be held Thursday at 7 PM in City Hall. All prospective players are invited to attend.
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Washington Senators top White Sox behind Lock and McCormick
Don Lock hit a three run homer in the first and Mike McCormick added a solo shot as the Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1. McCormick earned his fifth win against seven losses while scattering five hits in six innings.
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Luge Committee Faces Funding Shortfall In United States
Helena Montana Patrick Byrne chairman reports the United States Olympic Luge Committee will receive 5100 for the coming year instead of 76500 due to a 250000 U S Olympic Committee grant against a 1 million request. The plan includes a 2 day development course at the Stan Benham Luge run near Missoula a Christmas vacation seminar for college students and a 25000 target to send the team to Europe for European meets. Byrne notes a luge emblem and a planning of a luge pin are available.
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Williams Says He Is Happy For Mays After 522nd Home Run
Ted Williams, age Hall of Famer and former Boston Red Sox star, said he was happy for Willie Mays after Mays hit his 522nd home run in St. Louis, moving to third on the all time list and trailing Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx.
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