Astros Top Cubs 8 2 Behind Four Hit Dierker
Houston ace Larry Dierker allowed four hits in a complete effort as the Astros defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 2. Dierker improved to 4-1, and Houston pulled away with key runs in the sixth through the ninth inning. Cubs starter Dick Selma took the loss, dropping to 1-6, as Rich Nye and others held Chicago in check after early trouble.
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Swoboda Leads Mets Past Dodgers 5 3 In Friday Night Win
Jon Swoboda hit a two run homer in the first inning as the New York Mets defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 3 Friday night. Swoboda, his fourth of the season, drove in two runs and Bud Harrelson, Cleon Jones, and Clean up hitters contributed as Chicago and Houston notes appear misread. Jerry Koosman pitched six innings for the win and Donn Regan allowed two in relief for the Dodgers. Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 20 games, tying a club mark since the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958.
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Oilers Edge Bears 19–17 in Friday Night NFL Thriller
Pete Beailard connected with a late scoring pass to Mac Haik giving the Oilers a 19 to 17 victory over the Chicago Bears. Chicago, shut out for nearly three quarters, rebounded with a strong final period led by Gale Vers on the kickoff return. Roy Gerela added a 40 yard field goal as Houston built a late lead, while the Bears answered with a safety and a field goal earlier in the game. Defensive standouts included Glenn Woods tackling Virgil Carter to prevent points in the first half.
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Speed Pilot killed at Wendover by Clare APTE Robert
A Speed Pilot named Robert Bobs Herda, 44, of Port la Valley, Cali, was killed Friday when he was driving. The accident occurred near Wendover and involved Clare APTE. Police reported the fatal incident and are investigating the scene.
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Shannon Best Wins For Cards
In St Louis, Mike Shannon hit a two-out two-run homer in the seventh inning to lift the Cardinals to a 4-2 win over the Braves. Bo Gibson earned his sixth win of the season with eight hits allowed, eight strikeouts, and one walk. Orlando Cepeda hit his 19th homer, aiding the late scoring as St Louis overcame a 2-0 deficit with timely hits from Lou Bjork and Joe Torre.
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Clemente and Oliver Star in Pirates Victory Sweep
Roberto Clemente drove in runs and Al Oliver hit his 12th homer as Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 8-2 to sweep the twilight doubleheader. Bruce Dal Canton improved to 7-2 after Cleveland’s Tony Cloninger started poorly. Manny Sanguillen and Jose Pagan delivered key hits in a comeback effort.
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Unitas Leads Colts Past Bills With Two TD Passes
Johnny Unitas threw a 4 yard and a 70 yard scoring pass to Tom Mitchell as the Baltimore Colts defeated the Buffalo Bills 20 to 0 in Buffalo. The game featured Unitas returning to action after elbow trouble and a late third quarter touchdown drive capped by a Mitchell reception.
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Fast Track For Soap Box Derby Opens In Akron
Akron observers expect clear weather and a fast track Saturday afternoon for the 32nd All American Soap Box Derby. About 60,000 spectators are anticipated to witness contestants from 45 states plus entries from Canada Venezuela the Philippines the Canal Zone and West Germany compete for the championship won last year by Branch Lew of Florida Wayne Indiana.
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Olivares Knocks Rose Out In Fifth For Bantam Title
In Inglewood Mexico's Ruben Olivares dominates Lionel Rose of Australia, scoring a fifth round knockout to claim the world bantamweight crown. The 118-pound champion felled Rose three times, ending at 2 27 of round five, lifting Olivares to a 48th career KO in 52 fights while Rose suffers his third defeat in 37 bouts before a crowd of over 18 000.
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Laver Aims At Second Grand Slam On Grass Courts
Rod Laver, 31, sharpening for a second calendar slam, prepares for the U.S. Open on grass with the $16,000 top prize at stake. He seeks privacy to rest and train, notes weather and turf at West Side Tennis Club, Corona del Mar base, and reflects on past pro era and open era chances.
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Shaw Hikes Lead To Five Strokes
Shaw surged to a five stroke edge in a tense round as he chased a share of a $30,000 prize at a Canadian event. The contest featured a mix of errors and steady play, with Shaw building momentum through the later holes to hold a commanding position midway through the tournament.
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McLain In 20th Win For Tigers
Detroit Tigers pitcher Willie McLain secured his 20th win of the season amid a rout as the Angels faltered behind a strong early performance. The game featured bold hitting, a pivotal three-run homer, and praise for McLain's control while shadows of late-season fatigue hounded several veterans.
Twins Blank Yankees as Oliva Hit Three-Run Shot
Minnesota total five runs in the game led by Tony Oliva’s three run homer in the seventh after Cesar Tovar and Rich Reese produced early offense. Ted Uhlaender and Cesar Tovar set up the inning. Oliva’s blast followed a single by Tovar with Reid Reese scoring earlier. Boswell allowed seven hits before leaving after a head injury from Bill Burbach. Jon Parranowski earned his 23rd save as Minnesota shut out New York for the win.
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