Dodgers Face Costly Errors Shake NL Lead
Dodgers fall from first as shaky defense fuels four unearned runs in a 7 4 loss to Cincinnati. Errors trail nine unearned in six losses while the Reds take sole NL lead as Phillies, Cardinals, and Mets win. Leo Cardenas ignites decisive Reds rally with three hits and a bunt. Jim Maloney earns win. Nick Willhite allows runs as Dodgers misplay defensively.
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Major League Standings and Results Highlights
National League standings show Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco atop the table with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh close behind. Monday results include New York sweeping Chicago, St. Louis defeating San Francisco, and Houston edging Milwaukee. American League leaders Minnesota and Cleveland win key games as New York and Detroit post victories. Detailed nightly matchups feature pitchers Cardwell, Drysdale, Bruce, Marichal, and Stottlemyre among others, with notable performances from Swoboda, Ellsworth, and Felts in various clashes.
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Lopez names eight All Star veterans plus Alvis for AL squad
Manager Al Lopez selected eight veterans and Max Alvis of the Cleveland Indians to complete the American League roster for the July 13 All Star game in Minneapolis. The picks include three Yankees, three Twins, and one each from the Indians, Red Sox and Tigers, with Mantle the lone exception among the 1965 honorees. Lopez to announce the eight man pitching staff Friday while rule requires representation from all 10 teams.
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Keota Residents Travel For Fourth Of July
Keota residents plan visits to Rochester Duluth Ely and Lake Superior for the Fourth of July weekend. Ma bel Morris Nelle Littlefield Lucille Vinton and others take trips, with local social events and family visits noted through late June.
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Mosier Dominates Three-Race Jalopy Derby Weekend
Mark Mosier swept a three-race weekend at MVSC events in Columbus Junction Burlington and Mt Pleasant winning the feature races. Tom Stewart, debuting as a jalopy driver, showed promise with a consolation second and a first in the Mt Pleasant A semi while Mosier set blistering laps of 27.25 seconds at Burlington and 28.00 at Mt Pleasant, marking a historic improvement for jalopies on these tracks.
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Midseason 50lap Championship to be Held at Columbus Junction
The race lists competitors gelbright crooks mullink clure morris crooks and will run next Saturday as the midseason 50 lap championship at Columbus Junction.
Orioles Clinch City League Win With Grand Slam
The Orioles defeated the Indians 7 to 4 in a city Little League game at Green Field this morning. Baltimore broke the game open with five runs in the first two innings as the first two hitters walked and Payne reached on an error. Schooley, the Orioles pitcher, hit a grand slam homer in the third inning, while Bannister took the loss for the Indians.
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Sigourney Beats Washington In Two Baseball Games
Sigourney defeated Washington's high school team in a doubleheader Monday evening, taking game one 5 to 1 with Wiley homering for Sigourney and Deaton Loser for Washington. In game two Sigourney won 10 to 1, Allen Pohren pitched for Washington and Sigourney sealed it with a five run rally in the fifth inning.
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Palmer and Nicklaus sharpen putting for British Open
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus practiced at Royal Birkdale as controversy over slow play swirled. Palmer altered his three putters with lead weights and smoothing heads to regain touch after a 72 in a Monday session. Defending champ Tony Lema also neared form with a 73 in early rounds.
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