Indians Bow to Ex Teammate Lee Stange Silence Tribe Bats
Lee Stange pitched the Boston Red Sox to an 8 4 win over the Cleveland Indians as Joe Foy led a 13 hit attack with two triples and two singles. Stange allowed two hits through seven innings before Cleveland rallied in the eighth. Tony Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzemski fueled the Bosox offense with key hits, while Vic Davalillo Chico Salmon and Lee Maye sparked the Indians scoring in later innings.
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Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Vic Davalillo
Chico Salmon
Lee Maye
Chuck Hinton
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Kansas Star Sets Record With Mile Run At AAU Meet
Kansas Star Jim Ryan, racing alone, surged to a 3:51.1 mile split to eclipse his own mark during the National AAU Track and Field Championships in Bakersfield. The 20 year old, supported by a late 53.5 final lap, became the star of the night as he surpassed his July time in Berkeley and powered the team to a strong showing amid mixed results for Boston and Cleveland.
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Thomas
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Oregon
Tom von Ruden
Long Beach
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Birthday Jinx Drives Reds Loss to Pirates
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol, age 34, laments his birthday jinx after Pittsburgh rallies in the ninth to beat Cincinnati 4-2. Reds had led on Tommy Helms and Chico Ruiz hits. Gene Al Lee tied it, then Jose Pagan delivered a tying run and Maury Wills added the decisive runs as Gerry Arrigo and Bob Lee faltered. The Pirates won 4-2 and Bristol rode the setback into the rest of the season. Pacific Coast League scores shown follow: San Diego 7, Indianapolis 6. Portland 8, Tulsa 3. Tacoma 4, Denver 3. Phoenix 5, Seattle 5.
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Dave Bristol
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Reds
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Sammy Ellis
Chico Ruiz
Gene al Jey
Jim Pagliaroni
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Jose Pagan
Arrigo
Bob Lee
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Pagan
Hoberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Pole vaulter Paul Wilson Sets World Record at Memorial Stadium
Southern California sophomore Paul Wilson vaulted 17 feet 8 inches to top the two day meet, erasing Bob Seagren’s 17-7 mark. Fans praised Ryan Ryun who sparked the crowd with a bold solo pace and a record run, while six others also broke the four minute mile.
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Memorial Stadium
Southern California
Bob Seagren
Ryans
Ryan
Ryun
Women Golfers Hold UCC Meet
The Women's Golf Association of Union Country Club hosted guest day with 26 members and 14 guests for a 9 hole shotgun. Low gross among guests was 51 by Gladys Yoder and Edna Neff, while Mandy Copiped Jon act shot 44. Edith Seibert led members with 47, Thelma Patterson 50, Marlene Parson 36 net, and Ben Fieldler and Dee Parsons tied for low putts at 16. Neff had the longest drive, and Louise Sales and Hazel O'Brien each posted 17 putts. Coffee, rolls, and a luncheon prize event followed the day.
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Edith Seibert
Thelma Patterson
Marlene Parson
Ben Fieldler
Dee Parsons
Evelyn Meese
Sam McDowell under pressure as Indians cling to faith
The Indians star lefty Sam McDowell battles pressure from media and fans as he struggles with a tough 6th defeat of the year. Despite a 14 inning stretch allowing just six hits and 20 strikeouts, Cleveland failed to score. McDowell, in his eighth professional season, remains a thrilling yet frustrated figure with a career 46–43 mark, and comparisons to Sandy Koufax highlight the pressure to win.
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Grafe Hits Three Homers As Eagles Top Rothacher 12 11
Pony League action sees Tom Grafe homer in each of three trips to the plate to power the Eagles to a 12 11 road win over Rothacher Excavating. Grafe joined teammates Patacca Breznak and Antonelli in the late innings to secure the victory as Wolf took the loss.
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Grafe
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Antoneli
Wolf
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Antonelli
Glazier
Gal Bowlers Go Golfing Fun Day At Hidden Valley
Forty members of the Dover New Philadelphia Women's Bowling Assn deserted the alleys for a golf outing at Hidden Valley Golf Course. The event featured golfing fishing horseshoes chipping and bingo with prizes awarded in each activity under the Calloway system.
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Hidden Valley Golf Course
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Fay Bodenweber
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Tye Stahl
Eiloise Albury
Ruth Miller
Loretta Wallick
Edna Neff
Wilma Zuchegno
Sandy Bonzini
Kip Soldatis
Theresa Clum
Sandy Bongini
Birdie Showers
Twila Lenhart
Jane Walters
Ruth Stanke
Emma Antonelli
Eloise Albury
Tye Stahle
Fay Breehl
Lu Pritz
Alma Smith
Gloria Dallan
Sugar Tree Wins Scioto Invitational Pace at Scioto Downs
Sugar Tree posted the fastest time at the Scioto Downs meeting, winning the $2,000 Invitational Pace in 2 00 1 5. Driven and trained by Curly Smart of Delaware, Sugar Tree paid $4.60, $3.20 and $2.40. Irish J. W. and Patch Brewer completed a $24.60 daily double.
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Scioto Downs
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Irish J. W
Patch Brewer
Major League Baseball Today and Weekend Schedule Summary
The page lists today’s games with matchups New York at Atlanta Houston at Chicago San Francisco at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis plus Sunday's repeats and Monday plans. It also shows Friday results Boston over Cleveland and others, plus a standings table with teams Chicago Detroit Boston Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City New York Washington and Chicago presents a high level league snapshot.
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Reeves Bank and Exchange Club Take Two In Denver Trials
In a two game Denver Minor League slate Reeves Bank defeated Jaycees 4-1 as Dean Richands struck out 13 with 4 walks. Exchange Club routed Demarco Painting 17-14 with Upright earning the win after allowing 11 hits while Frank and Owens led Demarco with multi hit efforts.
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Yates Still Leads Open Race in Cleveland
Wayne Yates, 25, of Georgia, holds a two-stroke lead entering the third round of the $103,500 Cleveland Open. Gardner Dickinson and Arnold Palmer trail, with Yates posting a 46-hole total of 132 after a four-under-par 66. Yates credits his precise putting and new clubs as the key to his surge.
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Associated Press
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Modest Wayne Yates
Gardner Dickinson
Arnold Palmer
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Arnie
Atlanta
Zifer Slam Beats Twin City as Eagles Win
Tom Zifer hit a grand slam off losing pitcher Jerry Graef to power the Eagles over Twin Cities Contrete in Dover Little League. Bel Specht earned the win with 7 hits allowed 8 strikeouts and 1 walk. Eagles plated one in the fourth while Twin Cities scored in the second.
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Meek Parks Tie in Heller Loop Golf Standings
Meek and Gene Parks tied for individual honors at 36 as Heller Loop Golfers played nine matches at River Green in Godfrey. Team No. 10 sits second with 212 points, while Team Nos. 3 and 1 hold 211 and 210 respectively. 19 players shot under 45.
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Yanai
Everett McEllaney
Marshall Wheeland
River Green
Godfrey Meek
Gene Parks
Ralph Robinson
Jim Styer
Walter Erskine
Sparks
Hidden Valley and Lanza Jewelry Win First Round Play
Hidden Valley Golf Club and Lanza Jewelry pace the Hidden Valley Merchants League after the first half, 34 players highlighted scoring. Team action saw Hidden Valley Golf Club beat East Ohio Gas No. 1 24 16 and Lanza Jewelry defeat Brooklyn Grill 29 11, with standings led by Hidden Valley Golf 182, Lanza Jewelry 182, Glass Lumber 17714, and Kinser Lanes 167%. In season finale, Hidden Valley Golf Club and Lanza Jewelry will join top teams for a four team playoff for the league title.
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Web DeGenova
Tuscan Sports
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Kinser Lanes
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Gar Compton
Peck Rimer
Bill Jenkins
Ed Richesson
Ralph Bodenweber
Ed Young
Dean Tarulli
Ray Kennedy
Hidden Valley Golf Club
East Ohio Gas
Langa Jewelry
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Wjer Radio
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Dalton to Hold Softball Tourney
The Dalton Merchant slow pitch softball team will host an invitational double elimination tournament on July 4 at the Dalton diamond. Teams interested should contact Harvey Amstutz Massillon at 832-4618 as soon as possible.
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Pro Soccer National League results recap
Toronto defeated St Louis 3 to 1 while Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 in notable league action. The matches highlighted offensive displays from Toronto and Pittsburgh as they pulled ahead of their rivals with decisive goals.
Chance Delivers 3-Hitter as Twins Edge White Sox 1-0
Cal Elmer earned praise as he guided the Twins to a 1-0 victory over Chicago behind Dean Chance's three-hitter and Harmon Killebrew's 22nd homer. The win marked Chance as AL's first 10-game winner, while Killebrew led the majors with a homer count.
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Associated Press
Cal Elmer
Dean Chance
Harmon Killebrew
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Killebrew
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Chicago
Elmer
Twins
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Kansas City
Joel Horlen
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