Fort Wayne Concordia Triumphs In 12 Inning Runfest
Fort Wayne Concordia edged Anderson Indians 8 to 7 after a 12 inning marathon and a late scoring surge. Gary Erskine starred for the Indians with two doubles and a critical RBI but the tiring pitching duel ended with Nanrwold scoring the decisive run for Concordia.
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Laver Leads Wimbledon Entries as Open Era Begins
Rod Laver tops a large field at Wimbledon starting June 23 as the open era debuts with a purse of 80 088 dollars. Among male entrants are Emerson Newcombe Roche Rosewall Stolle Gonzales Okker and Okker plus rising stars, while Billie Jean King heads the women’s list with Margaret Court favored. The finals schedule shifts with the men’s final on Saturday and the women’s final moved to Friday.
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Ruffing Turns 64 as Bears Coach in AA
Charles Red Ruffing former Yankees pitching great marks his 64th birthday while serving as pitching and first base coach for the Denver Bears in the American Association this season.
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Red) Ruffing
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Giants and Mets Draw Big Spring Crowd at Shea
In three spring games at Shea Stadium the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets drew 125,744 in attendance. The Mets won each game by one run.
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McCovey eyes NL Triple Crown lead in week pull
Willie McCovey of the Giants tops the NL with 21 homers and rises to second in batting at .353 as he closes in on the RBI crown with 50. Ernie Banks leads RBI with 56 while McCovey trails by six. Mays remains a steady bat with eight homers and 24 RBIs as racelines shift across the league.
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Reggie Jackson
Oakland
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Super Chief Moody Goes Home After U S Open Win
Orville Moody, the new U S Open champion, hires manager Bucky Woy and returns to Killeen Texas to rest. He plans to compete in the Kemper Open in Charlotte the Cleveland Open and the British Open, while noting sponsors paid him $350 weekly and now his price is open. Moody acknowledges the win brings money and fame but stays loyal to friends and sponsors.
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Cowboys name trio of captains from three states
Wyoming Cowboys celebrate three captons for the coming season Larry Nels from Syracuse New York Tommy Tucker from Lansing Michigan and Joe Williams from Lufkin Texas lead the team. All are seniors and Nels weighs 230 pounds the heaviest on the squad.
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Moody Wins U.S. Open as Unlikely Champion
Orville Moody, a 35 year old Army veteran and one quarter Choctaw, wins the 69th U S Open at Cypress Creek with a 281 total after a final round 72. He receives a call from President Nixon praising the win amid a field including Geiberger Rosburg Beman Palmer Nicklaus and Crampton. Moody had not previously won on tour and credits his unexpected success to playing well and avoiding expectations.
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Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Moody wins first tour title amid nerves and cross-handed putter
Orville James Moody claimed his first PGA tour victory after a tense finish with a 14 inch tap in on the 18th. He discussed his cross-handed putting style, military background, and plans for the Kemper and British Open while revealing his birth-name shift from Orville Cleve Moody.
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Sunday baseball results list includes multiple city matchups
Sunday results show Los Angeles 3 New York, St Louis 5 Houston 3, Atlanta 6 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 5 San Diego 4 in 10 innings, Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6, Chicago 4 second game suspended to be completed in September, Montreal 7 New York 6, Seattle 0 in rain shortened five, Baltimore 9 Chicago 0, Detroit 7 Kansas City 0, Minnesota 3 Cleveland 2, Oakland 13 Boston 5, California at Washington rain, Town 4 Omaha 2, Indianapolis 3 Tulsa 2, Denver 2 Oklahoma City 1 in 13 innings.
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Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
Yesterday's results include Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 6 and St Louis 3 Montreal 0. Atlanta 6 Houston 2 in the first game. Detroit 3 New York 2 and Minnesota 8 California 2. Oakland at Kansas City 2 in a twilight game. Chicago at Pittsburgh and San Diego at Los Angeles on the West Coast night schedule.
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Sandy Schleiffers Becomes Colorado's First Woman Jockey
Sandy Schleiffers made history as Colorado's first woman jockey after riding at Pikes Peak Turf Club. She won aboard Fair Career for a $58.80 payout on a $2 bet, with two seconds and 11 mounts in five nights before heading to Hollywood Park in California.
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