Berry Stars As Key Man At Plate For Sox Win
Ken Berry delivered two fourth and fifth inning singles driving in runs as the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 5-2. Fred Klages allowed five hits through eight, with relief from Don McMahon and B Lecker. The win put Chicago one game ahead of Boston and 14 games ahead of Minnesota and Detroit.
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Twins Salvage Split With Tigers In Twin Bill
Perry drove in two and Harmon Killebrew homered as Minnesota beat Detroit 4-3 in the nightcap to split the doubleheader. Sparma won the first game, raising his record to 13-6. Tracewski drove in three in the opener as Detroit won the first game. Detroit and Minnesota remain tied for third in the AL behind Boston and Chicago.
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Harmon Killebrew
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Tracewski
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Sparma
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Salt Tracewski
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Willie Horton
Jim Price
Horton
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Senators End Boston Streak With 3-2 Win
Washington beat Boston 3-2 as Hank Allen and Paul Casanova drive runs, Ed Stroud delivers the ninth inning sac fly for the victory over reliever Al Lyle. Carl Yastrzemski's 32nd homer highlights the Red Sox offense amid a four-game slide.
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Paul Casa
Hank Allen
Ed Stroud
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Epstein
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Bob
Priddy
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Carl Yastrzemski
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Briggs Lifts Phils Over Mets With Two-Run Blast
Johnny Briggs hit a two-run homer as Philadelphia edged the New York Mets 3-2 last night, extending the Mets' troubles and delivering a narrow victory for the Phillies.
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Pirates Edge Cubs 2-1 in McBean Start
Al McBean shook off a slow season to pace the Pirates in a 2-1 win over the Chicago Cubs. He scattered seven hits and held the Cubs to one run, as Pittsburgh built a two run lead early and withstood late rallies. McBean improved to 4-3 after the left hander last pitched June 29.
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Area Baseball Tourney Set Tonight
The second annual Capital District Semi-Pro Invitational Baseball Tournament starts at 7 30 p.m. at Bleecker Stadium Albany with Nebas 1967 champions Albany Twilight League facing Stuyvesant. Other first round games include Milford Macs versus Orange Mass Opelheim VFW Auxiliary against Johnstown Merchants Finkles Jewelers against Hudson Falls Green Jackets and Krals A C against Clifton Park Farmers. Trophies for the tournament are presented by P Ballantine Sons.
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Reichardt Grand Slam Aids Angels 16-5 Win Over Indians
Rick Reichardt hit a grand slam as the Angels exploded for 16 runs and 25 hits to rout the Cleveland Indians 16-5. Jim Fregosi had four hits, Bob Taylor homered, and a seven-run fourth inning sealed the victory for California.
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Jose Cardenal
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Vern Fuller
Exhibition Football Kansas City AFL Versus Chicago NFL 24
Kansas City of the AFL hosted Chicago of the NFL in an exhibition game. Final score noted as 24 points for the Chicago squad and 60 for Kansas City, highlighting a high scoring contest in a preseason setup.
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LA Defeats Reds in 3-Hitter by Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers blanked Cincinnati 8-0 as Claude Osteen pitched a three hitter. Wes Parker drove in three runs with three singles powering a 12 hit Dodgers attack. Osteen went the distance, allowing two singles, walking one and fanning six.
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Rockets Sign Vet Dave Gambee From 76ers
The San Diego Rockets announced the signing of nine year veteran forward Dave Gambee from Philadelphia in the expansion draft. He averaged 6.5 points per game for the 76ers last season and holds a career scoring average that reflects his steady contribution to the club.
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Orioles Blank A's For Richert
Pete Richert pitched tightly for Baltimore guiding the Orioles to a 1-0 win over Kansas City. Frank Robinson drove in the game's only run with a third inning single, while Richert scattered eight hits and fanned seven to improve to 8-12. Lew Krausse relieved for KC in his first appearance since suspension.
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Frank Robinson
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Danny Cater
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Russ Snyder
Robinson
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Mechanicville Beats Mario's 10 9 In Wild Watervliet Game
Mechanicville edged Mario's 10 to 9 in a Water Vliet Softball League thriller at Congress Park. Trailing 7-0, Mechanicville scored nine in the fifth and withstood Mario's sixth inning rally as nine errors were logged by both clubs. Mike Lilac had a grand slam and four singles, Red Ryan added a double, and Dick Bradt Tom Hebert Bob Brinkworth John Pastore Rusty Thomas were among the pitchers and hitters in a high scoring night. Tonight's program begins at 7 with an exhibition girls game Akins versus Nick's Tavern at 8 45 in the league schedule.
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Red Ryan
Akins
Nick’s Tavern
Dick Bradt
Tom Hebert
Bob Brinkworth
John Pastore
Rusty Thomas
K C Jones Named Brandeis Basketball Coach
K C Jones, former Celtics backcourt star, officially signed as Brandeis University basketball coach for a five year deal. The contract was set after a delay last season allowing Jones one more NBA season. Jones played nine Celtics seasons and helped push the team to an NBA title bid in all but one.
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Giants Lose Two Star Linemen to Knee Surgery
Fairfield Connecticut AP reports Giants linebacker Jeff Smith and tackle Don Davis, two of the team's top young players, underwent knee surgery yesterday. A club spokesman said Smith could miss the entire season while Davis will be out about six weeks.
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Braves Rally Past Astros Ninth-Inning Burst Secures Win
Hank Aaron delivered a two run double for his second of the game as Atlanta broke a five game skid with a 9 3 victory over Houston. Tito Francona drove in four runs with a sixth inning homer and a late two run single, aided by a bases loaded walk in the eighth.
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Mrs Duffy Wins TCC Golf Tourney at Troy Club
Mrs Edward Duffy fired a 71 to win the Class A Low Net at Troy Country Club while Mrs Jack Ide shot 72 to take Class B and Mrs Austin Corbett 76 to claim Class C. Scores listed include Charlene Lewis 72 and Emil Mackay 74 in Class A, plus Kahn 73 and Cardish 79 in Class B.
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Austin Corbett
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U S Baseball Manager Dies in Plattsburgh Incident
John L. Helmer of Plattsburgh a former Olympic bobsledder and manager of U S bobsled teams died Tuesday night at Physician's Hospital after a two year illness He was 46 Helmer was on the U S Olympic team in the 1950s and later managed the U S team in world championship competition.
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