Gibson Wins 10th Straight as Cardinals Top Astros
Bob Gibson struck out nine in a 3-2 win over Houston, notching his 10th straight victory. Donn Clendenon hit a go ahead homer in the eighth, while St. Louis built a two run lead on Lou Brock and Gibson’s early double. Houston’s streak reached five losses.
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Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Lolich
White Sox
Houston
Bob Gibson
Donn Clendenon
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Astros
Bob Watson
Cesar Cedeno
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Clendenon
Cardinals
Dave Roberts
Luis Melendez
Lee May
Cincinnati
Roberts
Brock
Matty Alou
Helms
Joe Torre
Ted Simmons
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Pirates
New York
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Zisk
Gene Clines
al Oliver
Stargell
Clines
Atlanta
Earl Williams
Braves
Rose
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Carlton Fisk
Cater
Red Sox
Tom Dukes
John Kennedy
Fisk
Boston
Angels
Sandy Alomar
Leo Cardenas
Ken Berry
John Curtis
California
Angel
Orioles edge Rangers for fifth straight win 3-1
Baltimore righthanders Pat Dobson and Rorie Harrison held Texas to six hits as the Orioles defeated the Rangers 3-1 in Arlington. Dobson improved to 11-8 with five strikeouts, while Harrison earned his third save after two hitless innings. Orioles bats produced all runs, Buford and Grich driving in the first and third tallies.
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Don Buford
Johnny Oates
Bobby Grich
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Buford
Orioles
Oates
Ranger
Jim Panther
Don Mincher
Grich
Baltimore
Texas
Ted Kubiak
Mincher
Larry Buttner
California
Boston
Houston
Dineen
Watson
Sealon
E Mincher
Billings
Alomar
Harper
Helms
Brock
Maxville
Randle
Berry
Griffin
Gibson Roliver
Ustrinski If
Me McMullen
Rsmith
Rosco If
Petrocelli
Harrison
Stanton
Fisk
Kusnyer
Cater
Alvarado
Save— Harrison
Birlings
Dukes
Dalien
Northrup
Atlanta
Esissa Enum Reichardt
RBI
Cmay
Haller
Brown
Andrews
Whorton
Baker
Ton Odie Ahha
H. Aaron
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Mstanney
E. Williams
Bradley
Brakman
J Kennedy
Cardenas
Yastrzemski
Cater Johnstone
Lolich
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Im. Perez
Forster
Garrido
Schueler
P Rose
Hoerner
Peereee
Chicago
Upshaw
Care
Detroit
Casanova
Cash
Louis
Hass
Brinkman
Pittsburgh
Evi Brock
Allen
Davalilio
Melendez
Cines
Alou
Oliver
Targell
Torre
Sanguilin
Ee Simmons
Lalich
Cinde i
Cedeno
J Powell
Maddox
Giusti
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Belanger
Buttner
Incenter
Edawards
Coontey
Baylor
Lovitte
Fenwick
Blair Cf
Stewart Ea
Panther O Hoerne
Dobson
N Roberts
Eo Culver
Garber
Howard Te
Louis Giusti
Giust
St. Louis
Ace makes hole-in-one at Valley View Golf Course
Leonard Stacy of New Castle fired a hole-in-one on the 124 yard 12th hole at Valley View Golf Course in Mi town. He used a nine iron and was witnessed by Dick Padgett of Middle town, Jack Beck of Anderson and Tom Kehin.
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Leonard Stacy
New Castle
Valley View
Mitown
Stacy
Dick Padgett
Middletown
Jack Beck
Anderson
Tom Kehin
Devaney System A Breeze For All-Star Quarterbacks
Quarterbacks Jerry Tagge Van Brownson from Nebraska adapt quickly to Bob Devaney's offense at the College All-Star camp. They prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field July 28 with Devaney's full coaching staff aiding the effort. Pat Sullivan from Auburn settles into the mix as the Heisman winner joins the group.
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Evanston
Ill
Jerry Tagge
van Brownson
Bob Devaney
Tagge
Brownson
Nebraska
Dallas Cowboys
Soldier Field
Devaney
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Green Bay Packers
Cornhuskers
Jerry
Pentathlon Trials See Pesthy Fall In Lead To Drum Se Neb
In San Antonio Air Force Capt Loren Drum Se Neb moved to first in the Modern Pentathlon Olympic Trials after a Monday shooting event delayed by Pesthy protest. Paul K Pesthy slipped to sixth as Dr Robert Beck rose to second, with Fitzgerald, Johnston and Richards in trailing positions.
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San Antonio, Tex
Paul K. Pesthy
Binghamton
N.Y
Robert Beck
San Antonio
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Yesterday and Sunday results across National and American Leagues include Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 5 and Cincinnati 7 Chicago 2. Eastern Division standings show Neville at 4-3-4 with a 6-14 record. Schedule games list doubleheaders, rain delays, and multiple matchups with times in EDT.
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Pittabu
Siemen
Chicago
Atlanta
Cinecinnati
St. Lee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Diego
York
Los Angeles
Montreal
Oakland
New York
California H
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Texas
Cleveland
Iowa
Omaha
Evansville
Tulsa
Wichita
Denver
Oklahoma City
California
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Grishoma City
St Louis
S&s
San Diego
National Ee Player Club
E Pet Cedeno
Htn
Mota LA U
B.williams Chi
Sanguillen Pgh
Brock
Garr Au
M.alow Sul
Lee
A.oliver
Clemente
Cobert
H.aaron
L.may
Stargel
Colbert Diego
Kinnigan
Ancisco
Boxing Coach Calls Today's Kids Sissies
Louisville AP profile of Joe Martin a longtime boxing coach and police officer who trained Muhammad Ali Jimmy Ellis and Marcus Anderson. He blames modern parenting for a decline in boxing and argues boxing deters juvenile delinquency by giving individual attention to at risk youths.
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Louisville
Joe Martin
Martin
Muhammad Ali
Jimmy Ellis
Marcus Anderson
Bargain Horse Nets 4.2 Million In Sale
John Rhea Colvin of Tennessee syndicated the standard bred stallion Steady Beau for 4.2 million dollars making him the highest priced breeding horse in his field. Colvin kept a quarter stake and will receive about 3.15 million over ten years. The lot includes a prize 2 year old Steady Airliner who has won all six starts and fetched early offers up to 400,000 dollars.
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Steady Beau
Rodney Farms
Rochester
N.Y
Steady Airliner
Buffalo Raceway
Hamburg
Colvin
Cumberland Plateau
Tennessee
Scopes Monkey Trial
New York
Mu hammad Ali Patterson Fight Date Rescheduled
The Madison Square Garden announced the heavyweight bout between Muhammad Ali and Floyd Patterson is moved from Monday August 28 to Wednesday September 20 at the venue in New York.
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New York
Mu‘hammad Ali
Floyd Patterson
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Major Leaders BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pitching 7 Decisions
A compressed rundown of baseball leaders from the Associated Press, listing pitchers with seven decisions and top marks. Includes Nolan of Cincinnati, Marshall of Montreal, Blass of Pittsburgh, J Ray of Houston, Briles of Pittsburgh, Seaver of New York, plus batting and field leaders across teams and positions.
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Nolan
Cincinnati
Marshall
Montreal
Blass
Pittsburgh
J.ray
Houston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Briles
Brandon
Philadelphia
Seaver
New York
Gap RR BS
Seheinblum KC
Piniella KC
Olis KC
Fisk Ban
Rudi Oak
Berry Cal
UM Cogic
SSO Carew Minae
D.allen
C May Chiawaw
R.oliver
Allen
Chicago
Cash
Detroit
R Jackson
Oakland
Epstein
Duncan
Mayberry
Kansas City
Bando
Kaat
Minnesota
Odom
Palmer
Baltimore
Hunter
Lolich
Detroi
Wright
California
Corbin
Grey
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Tigers
Tom Bradley
Ed Brinkman
Dick McAuliffe
Chceice
McAuliffe
Carlos May
Ed Spiezio
Jay Johnstone
Norm Cash
May
Rangers
Danny Carter
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
New York Yankees
Don Rose
Doug Griffin
Carl Yastrzemski
Ace
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Generals Tire
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Darrell Evans
Pirate
Hernandez
Marty Perez
UPI
Pesthy
John Fitzgerald
Army
Scott Taylor
Portland
Ore
Fitzgerald
Beck
Jerry Johnston
Charles Richards
Tacoma
Wash
Sullivan
National Football League
Bob Griese
Fran Tarkenton
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McNally
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Coleman
Lonborg
Kline
Tyan
Perry
Wilcox
Splittorff
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Canton
Jenkins
Reed
Reuss
Matlack
Losles
John
Ladelphia
Champion
Caldwell
Moore
San Franc
Eisco
Bryant
Bargain Horse
Nets
Dayton, Tenn
John Rhea Colvin
Buffalo
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