Tigers Upset Orioles 10-4 as Lolich Shines
Detroit left-hander Mickey Lolich earned his fifth win in six decisions since the All-Star break, guiding the Tigers to a 10-4 victory over Baltimore. Eddie Watt hit Kaline with a pitch, injuring his hand. Kaline expected to miss several days. Orioles had won five straight before the loss.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Report
International League games Syracuse defeated Jacksonville 4 to 3 while Toledo improved to 3-3 with a win over Buffalo 9 to 2. Richmond struggled to 19 losses as Rochester fell 9 to 3. Toronto beat Columbus 4 to 2. Pacific Coast League Seattle topped Tacoma 8 to 5. San Diego won 6 to 4 against Tulsa. Denver took 7 to 6 over Phoenix. Indianapolis at Oklahoma City postponed due to rain. Vancouver defeated Portland 4 to 2.
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American Legion Cops Teen League Crown
The American Legion team defeated an All-Star squad 3-0 to cap their season. Denny Smallwood pitched a 3-0 one hit shutout with 11 strikeouts, improving to 11-0 with a 1.85 ERA and 110 strikeouts in 12 innings.
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Itsacolo Seeks third straight win at Shenandoah Downs
Itsacolo the versatile colt seeks a third consecutive victory in the Ajax Purse at Shenandoah Downs mile and one sixteenth race. Five rivals include Priam Man Royal Sketch Jambie and My New Frontier with Angelo Vasil riding at 125 pounds in allowance conditions.
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Buckpasser Seeks Millionaire Club in Travers Showdown
Buckpasser, son of Tom Fool and Busanda, headlines the 114 mile Travers Stakes at Saratoga with $75 000 added and a chance to join racing's millionaires after a career record of 17 wins and two seconds. Amberoid Buffle Abe's Hope and others oppose as Buckpasser carries 126 pounds in pursuit of first prize of $53 690 and a shot at $1 085 760 all time winnings.
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Jaster Stuns Dodgers With Fourth Shutout Of Season
St. Louis rookie lefty Larry Jaster fired his fourth shutout of 1964 beating Los Angeles 4-0. He is two wins from tying the modern ML record of five shutouts against one club, needing a pair of wins in the Sept. Dodgers series. Jaster allowed five hits and earned his 8th win with 3.43 ERA, while Julian Javier drove in two runs.
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Jaster Shuts Out Dodgers For Fourth Time This Season
Larry Jaster of the Cardinals blanked Los Angeles 4-0 on five hits in a fifth straight shutout against the Dodgers this season. Sonny Jackson of the Astros hit an inside-the-park homer with three singles and scored the winning run in a 4-3 victory over Cincinnati. In Virginia tennis, Bobby Heald upset H Parrish, George Consolvo defeated Bobby Cabell Jr., and top seed Bitsy Harrison advanced as semifinal play began in Richmond. Harrison beat Warren Denby and Consolvo to reach the semis.
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Major League Standings Snapshot From AP Report
The Associated Press standings show American League leaders with Detroit, Cleveland and Minnesota leading in various subgroups. Friday results include New York 7 0 and Minnesota 2 1, with Kansas City and Chicago among others scoring.
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Sailors Set For ACFL Opener Against Jersey Jets In New Jersey
Virginia Sailors travel to Jersey City for their Atlantic Coast League regular season debut against the high scoring Jets. Coach Billy Cox touts a deeper offense with bench backs ready to start and a potent defense to stop Jersey’s power. Both clubs average 36 points per game as the Southern Division race could hinge on this early clash.
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Major League Leaders Summary 1969 Baseball Leaders
Summary of top players in batting runs batted in home runs and pitching. Highlights include Oliva and F Robinson leading AL batting and power, Powell and Robinson driving RBIs, Campaneris and Hershberger sharing trips, Aaron leading NL in batting and RBIs with Clemente strong, and Perry and Koufax headlining pitching figures.
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Gobblers Strong at End Slot
Virginia Tech plans strong defense with ends Raible Foussekis Mooney as veterans. Coach Claiborne seeks depth via sophomores Schrecker Parks to solidify end position for 1966 after Raible sole senior in lineup.
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Sonny Liston Stops Amos Johnson in Gothenburg Fight
In Gothenburg Sweden Sonny Liston knocked out Amos Johnson of Medina Ohio in the 3rd round. Liston improved his record while Johnson fell to defeat in the arena.
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