Orioles Blank Indians in four run seventh inning
Baltimore Orioles defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-0 as Gene Brabender pitched four hits over seven innings. A two run homer by Sam Bowens in the seventh sparked the rally after singles by Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson and a Blair sacrifice, ending the scoreless tie.
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Baltimore
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Sam Bowens
Cleveland Indians
Gene Brabender
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Pirates Rally To Tie Cubs In Doubleheader Nightcap
In Chicago the Pirates and Cubs split a doubleheader ending the second game in a 3-3 14 inning tie. Dennis Ribant pitched well for Pittsburgh as Banks hit an infield single in the ninth to cap a four-run rally. Don Kessinger and Donn Clendennon provided late offense for Chicago, but the game was halted by darkness after a lengthy affair.
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Dann Clea
Dennis Ribant
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Denon
Ron Sanhit
al McBean
Ribant
Don Kessinger
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Chicago Cubs
Lee Thomas
John Stephenson
Ernielon Juan’ Pizarro
Senators Shut Out Twins 5-0 in Cleveland
Brabender struck out 12 for his first win since recall, while Dave Johnson doubled to drive in Brooks and Bowens hit his third homer as the Senators blanked the Twins 5-0. Blair leapt to snag line drives and Brabender held Cleveland to two eighth inning hits.
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Rochester
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Tony Horton
Blair
Vic Davalillo
Duke Sims
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Washington
Phil Ortega
Minnesota Twins
Ken McMullen
Paul Casanova
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Tim Cullen
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Cap Peterson
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Bob Allison
Hank Aiken
Rich Rollins
Ted Uhlaender
Dick Nen
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Land Reese
Grant
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Bar Memnen
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs In 3-3 Tie Breaker Drift
Pirates tie Cubs 3-3 in extra innings as Manny Mota drives in the go ahead run with a sacrifice fly and Roberto Clemente plates the tying run on a single. Al Luplow adds six hits and reignites Pittsburgh’s offense in a high scoring day.
Loyola signs Mike Rielly to football pact
Loyola of Montreal announces that Mike Rielly of Catholic Central High School signed a letter of intent to play football for Loyola this fall. Rielly, a 5-10, 180 pound linebacker, was recruited by East Greenbush High scout Tom McDonald and starred for the Diocesan League champion Crusaders. The Montreal school has built a major athletic program with 25 coaches and new facilities and opens the season against St. Lawrence University at Canton.
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Catholic Central High School
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Tom McDonald
East Greenbush High
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Montreal
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Canton
Dodgers Stop Cardinals In Ninth In Tight 6-4 Win
Dodgers rally in the late innings to topple St Louis 6-4. Key moments include Shannon's two-out single in the ninth, a late double by Shannon, and a double steal setup with Ferrara and Johnson loading the bases. Pitching featured Singer, Brewer, and Regan for St. Louis, with a combined Dodgers effort closing the game.
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Astros Trade Jim Weaver to California Angels
Jim Weaver, a left handed pitcher, was traded by the Houston Astros to the California Angels for a player to be named later. Weaver, 28, posted a 12-7 record with a 2.65 ERA at Oklahoma City and had arrived in Houston in January in a deal that sent Lee Maye and Ken Retzer to Cleveland for Jim Landis Dor Edwards and Weaver.
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California Angels
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Ken Retzer
Cleveland
Jim Landis
Dor Edwards
China Beats Korea to Win Asian Cup Elimination Round
Nationalist China defeated South Korea 1-0 after a scoreless first half to secure victory in the fourth Asian Soccer Cup elimination round. Key players and exact venue not listed. Group stage setup and implications unclear from the snippet.
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Saracen Coin Cops Pownal Feature Win at Green Mountain Park
Saracen Coin surged late to seize the seven furlong feature at Green Mountain Park in 1:27.38 on a fast track. Super Day ran second with Outcast Prince third as the crowd watched Sat-31,100 in a tight stretch finish amid a crowded field and long-shot payouts.
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Super Day
Outcast Prince
District 14 Tourney Rensselaer and Watervliet Scores
In District 14 action Rensselaer edged Watervliet 1 to 0 after a late homer by Bob Woodward despite strong pitching. Verdiles beat Leibner 3 to 2 with Andy Casale delivering two singles and Bud Schongar a double. Independence and AOH posted mixed results with errors and late rallies shaping a 17 to 4 score in favor of Independents. Other notable Batting included Prince with two singles and Kevin Coty a triple, while Purple Heart faced Patroon Club in a 0 to 0 stalemate heading into evening games. Attendance reached 1028 with a reported gate of $193,498.
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Dick Swedick
Dave
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George Rafferty
Donato
Mike Caregiment
Mike Szot
Dick Swédick
Tivo Sing- Garncen Coir Tnt
Spohr Tosses Four-Hit Gem in Keller Shutout
Tom Spohr pitched a four hit game as Keller Construction blanked the Van Rensselaer Meat Market 5-0 in night softball. Hildreth tripled and singled to pace Keller while Provost collected two hits for Van Rensselaer. Caprons face DeFreestville Merchants next at 8:30 p.m.
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Keller Construction
van Rensselaer
Rensselaer
Joe Hildreth
Rick Provost
Caprons
Defreestville
Keller
Meat Market
Chuck Snow
Chuck Thompson
Nick Provost
Action Taken on Namath by Jets Ends Incident
PEEKSKILL NY AP Jets Coach and GM Weeb Ewbank said action has been taken in the Namath case but would not elaborate Namath the club's 400000 Sonus quarterback left training camp late Thursday and was seen in New York early Friday morning before a Boston exhibition game He told Ewbank personal matters required his attention Ewbank would confer with Namath later Jets owner Sonny Werblin said Namath probably would be fined The incident is closed
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N.Y
New York Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Joe Namath
Namath
Sonus
New York
Boston
Ewbank
Jets
Sonny Werblin
Colonels Ink Cotton Nash Former Wildcat
Kentucky Colonels of the ABA sign former University of Kentucky all American Charles Cotton Nash as the third Wildcat to join the team joining Louie Dampier and Larry Conley. Nash receives a substantial bonus and a creative salary arrangement. He scored 1770 points in his college career averaging 23.1 points per game.
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Richert Reactivated by Orioles After Guard Duty
Pete Richert, who finished a two week National Guard tour on Saturday, was reactivated by the Baltimore Orioles yesterday.
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Pete Richert
National Guard
Baltimore Orioles
Bunning Fires 4 Hit Shutout to Lift Phillies
Jim Bunning blanked the San Francisco Giants 8-0 for Philadelphia in a four hitter, extending the Phillies’ winning streak to seven and marking Bunning’s 36th career shutout, second among active hurlers behind Don Drysdale’s 39. The Giants’ six-game win run ends as Drysdale leads with 39 career shutouts.
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Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
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Giants
Bunning
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Phillies Rally Past Giants In Five-Run Fourth Inning
Nick Allen belted a two run homer to start the scoring as Philadelphia inched ahead in the first, then Perry was knocked out in the fourth inning after a five run rally. Gene Oliver and Don Lock drew walks followed by a Bobby Wine single and Cookie Rojas hit to drive in a run. John Briggs contributed a two run triple after Ron Herbel relieved Perry. The Phillies overcame San Francisco with a late burst and held on for the victory.
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Troy Horse Easy Winner At Roosevelt
The four year old circus siege driven by George Sholty for the Mullins Corporation of Troy won by 14 lengths at Roosevelt Raceway. Nevele Holiday finished second by a neck, with a crowd of 25,232 watching the mile in 2 04.5. Circus Time paid 2.80 for the win with Sholto 4-1 and Jim T. paying 3.40. Other notable finishes included Peaceful Mike and No Boy Yetta's Ark among a large field.
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Unclear race results with scattered names and scores
The fragment lists multiple horse or contestant names with scores such as 117 for Ledezma Mischief and 115 for Pruden Madla and Koroleva, along with others like Santiago and Dennie. It lacks full context, dates, or event details, but indicates a competition where scores range around 110 to 117.
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Boy
Pruden Madla
Santiago
Black Betty
Dennie
Happy Face
O'Connor
Koroleva
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Lansingburgh Independent baseball lineup noted for Burgh game
Mark Lanni and Frank Hope starred with two singles each while John Mennillo and Ed Breen contributed two singles apiece. Dave Manning drilled a solo homer as Trans Grotto. Tony Hickey Ron LaChance and Lanni added two singles apiece in a 6:15 p.m. Burgh matchup against Rotary and Purple Heart teams.
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Frank Hope
John Mennillo
Ed Breen
Dave Manning
Homer
Tony Hickey
Ron LaChance
Ted Etoll
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