Pirates win on misplay as Alou is hurt by ball
The Pirates beat the Reds 4-2 after Matty Alou was hit by a ball off the wall, paving the way for Manny Mota to start and deliver a three-hit game including a seventh inning RBI double and a ninth inning two-run homer. Giants sweep Astros. Dodgers and Braves win. Shamsky ties major league record with a pinch homer.
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Harry Walker
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Chicago
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Art Shamsky
Vern Law
Pete Mikkelsen
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Jimmy Foxx
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Astros
Tom Haller
Len Gabrielson
San Francisco
Ollie Brown
Hal Lanier
Tito Fuentes
Brown
Wes Covington
Dodgers
Ron Santo
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Phil Regan Wild
Dom Sutton
Charlie Smith
Mets
Mike Shannon
Smith
Ralph Terry
Ron Swoboda
Dennis Ribant
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Hank Aaver
Tome
Italy
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RBI
Namath Brace Keeps Knee Intact During Jets Exhibition
Joe Namath played through a knee brace that protected his injured right knee in a Birmingham exhibition. He left the game with a minor knee strain after a hit from Dan Floyd, likely sidelining him two to three weeks, while doctors said there was no cartilage or ligament damage.
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Associated Press
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Dan Floyd
Houston
Namath
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Floyd
Jets
James A. Nicholas
Matt Snell
Snell
Oilers
Mike Taliaferro
Stouffer Takes Control Of Cleveland Indians In Board Move
Vernon Stouffer gains control of the Cleveland Indians with Gabe Paul remaining president and GM for 10 years. William R. Daley sells about 18 percent stake, Paul sells most of his 20 percent stake, Stouffer to hold controlling stock. Club valued by reports at 6 to 8 million dollars.
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Vernén Stouffer
Cleveland Indians
Gabe Paul
Stouffer
Paul
William R. Daley
Indians
Daley
Tuccsonians Open Play At Wichita
Three more first round games are set in the National Baseball Congress Tournament in Wichita. Tucson will meet Huntsville while Liberal faces Baton Rouge and Savageville plays Smithville. Mexico, Missouri and Albuquerque, New Mexico were noted as estimated entrants. Boulder defeated Mexico 5 2 and North Platte beat Albuquerque 7 1 in the losers bracket of the double elimination event.
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Ariz
Huntville
Ala
Liberal
Kan
Baton Rouge
Savageville
Smithville
Utah
Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M. Boulder
Colo
North Platte
Neo
U S Wraps Up Zone Davis Cup Against Mexico
The United States secured the American Zone Davis Cup title with Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner overpowering Rafael Osuna and Joaquin Loyo Mayo 6 1 6 4 6 0. Graebner played in next singles against Osuna as Ralston and Graebner led 4 0 in the doubles and the U S faces Brazil in October to reach Australia for the final.
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Ift
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Clark Graebner
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Rafael Osuna
Joaquin Layo-Mayo
Graebner
Teur
Osuna
Ralston
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Hl.ee
George MacCall
Los Angeles
Riessen
Grashner
Chuck McKinley
Brazil
Jacks Wins Brockton Open in PBA Event
Bobby Jacks of New Orleans captured the Professional Bowlers Association Brockton Open in Brockton Massachusetts with a 9 357 total over 40 games to win by 309 over Dave Davis of Phoenix Jacks earned 875 bonus pins for his match games and recorded 43 victories two losses and one tie in the tournament This was Jacks second PBA title.
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Bobby Jacks
New Orleans
Jacks
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Gamins
Central High Wins Arizona American Legion Diadem
Central High of Phoenix clinched the Arizona American Legion baseball title with a 7-2 victory over Tri-City on Saturday night. Rich Galan earned his third tournament win as Central improves to 23-8, and MVP Mike King homered and drove in five runs. Central advances to Tucson to face Colorado in the Region 8 playoffs, with champions from California Nevada Utah New Mexico and Hawaii also in the field.
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Arizona
Coates Sparks Angels Past White Sox in Comeback Bid
Jim Coates, back in the majors with the California Angels, pitched a four hit shutout to beat the Chicago White Sox 4-0 for a doubleheader split. Rookie Jay Johnstone collected three hits and three runs as the Angels offense surged in support. The opener saw Gary Peters fire a four hitter for Chicago as Kansas City New York and Boston swept doubleheaders elsewhere.
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Coates
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White Sox
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Vancouver
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Merritt Ranen
Rosaria Santiago
Joseph
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Dim Nash
Jack Aker
Bame Iasing
Phil Roof
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Tony Conigliaro
Lee Stange
Carl Yastrzemski
Don Demeter
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Eddie Watt
Watt
Gene Brabender
Repeater Wins 4th USGA Title
In Sewickley Pa Marlene Stewart Streit lost the longest USGA Women's Amateur final 41st hole to Joanne Gunderson Carner of Seekonk Massachusetts after a 36 hole endurance match Carner claimed her fourth title placing her among the most decorated. Streit called the event the greatest tournament in the world and noted the lengthy 36 hole test.
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Marlene Stewart Streit
Seekond
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Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Baseball Scoreboard Showcases A Mix Of Scores And Schedules
Baseball scoreboard lists Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Detroit 13 Boston 1 results, plus California 7 Chicago 9 and Baltimore 6 Washington 7. It notes game times, rain delays, and upcoming night matchups including New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Baltimore at Boston, and Kansas City at Minnesota.
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