Cardinals Past Giants Behind Cosman Four Hit Win
Jim Cosman pitched four hit ball into the eighth as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 3 1. Ed Spiezio and Van McCavey drove in runs with timely hits while Orlando Cepeda added a late RBI. Gaylord Perry took the loss for the Giants as San Francisco remained tied for second place in the league standings.
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Cubs Rip Phils 4-2 for 7th Straight
Rich Nye earned his sixth win against three losses as the Cubs defeated the Phillies 4-2. Ca Koonce and Chuck Hartenstein limited Philadelphia to five hits, with Koonce tossing three scoreless innings before Nye closed out the game.
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Maury Wills Battles Court Tax Ruling In Tax Debate
Maury Wills challenged a government tax ruling on awards and compensation, arguing athletes should not be taxed on such honors. The dispute centers on whether prize and league award income is taxable as career earnings under IRS rules, amid broader wage and tax policy debates.
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Pennant Pursuit Puzzling Tax Ruling on Diamond Belt Award
Wills challenges a June 14 G8 Tax Court decision requiring him to pay tax on a $10,000 diamond and gold belt awarded for being named the Qui Standing Professional Athlete. He contends the ruling is incorrect as he appeals the case.
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Short Returned To Active List In Baseball Notes
Philadelphia sports column notes Chris Short, Ray Hickok, and Wills returning to the active list after knee injuries. Mentions Arnold Pall, Sandy, and other players, plus a dense list of upcoming games and schedules across teams including Philadelphia, New York, Houston, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Cleveland, and Chicago.
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Mets Rally to Beat Pirates 2-1 in Late Pinch Hit Finish
Ed Charles delivered a pinch hit single in the late innings as the Mets beat the Pirates 2-1. Jerry Buchek drove in the winning run, with Ken Loyer and John Sullivan contributing, while Roberto Clemente allowed the decisive hit.
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Rojas Out Of World Title Bout
Rojas withdraws from a scheduled July 6 world junior lightweight bout in Los Angeles due to influenza. Armando Rams, unbeaten stablemate, steps in to face Sub King. Rams has 17 straight wins, 13 by knockout, with recent fifth round KO of Len Kesey. Sub King holds a 45-6 record and is ranked fourth. Rojas had won California version of the 190 pound title recently.
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Osteen Grabs 10th Win in Dodgers Victory Over Reds
Claude Osteen earned his 10th win of the season as Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 3 to 0. He allowed five hits over seven innings while Wes Parker, Willie Davis, and Ron Fairly drove in the runs. Ron Hunt plated the final tally with a seventh inning sacrifice fly.
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USAC trims power limit for racers
The UPI report from Indianapolis notes USAC reduced the maximum horsepower for racing cars amid controversy surrounding turbine engines in the near revolution at the speedway. Major Parnelli Jones led before mechanical trouble ended his run as Andy Granatelli’s turbine machine faced setbacks. The new formula sets about 460 horsepower, with Granatelli’s Pratt Whitney engine claiming a different figure.
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U S Sprint Stars Face Army Duty
San Francisco group of world record holders Jim Smith Ryan Tommie Smith Paul Wilson Jim Hines Randy Matson Ralph Boston named for Pan American Games trials in Minneapolis. Smith, a San Jose State student, faces Fort Lewis duty and doubts time off for the Pan Am Trials. Hines shares 400 yard and 100 meters marks and also must report to Fort Lewis.
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Kansas City Ballot On Major League Stadium Bond Issue
Kansas City voters face an $102.4 million bond measure to build a two stadium complex with rolling roofs near the city east hub. The plan includes a 75,000 seat football stadium and a 35,000 seat baseball stadium with 20,000 parking spaces, contingent on long term leases and financing. Lamar Hunt backs the bonds, while Charles Finley remains reticent amid Oakland relocation rumors. Senator Stuart Symington promises voter guidance to secure a big league team.
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Mann Climbs to Second in Gal's PGA Money List
Cincinnati UPI report says Carol Mann jumped from fifth to second in the LPGA money list after winning the Buckeye Invitational first prize of 2700 dollars. Kathy Whitworth leads with 11,407.50 dollars, Mann's earnings rising to 10,272.
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Golf bankroll totals and player earnings listed
A garbled table lists various golf players with scores and sums such as Pakrer 152-9 earning 108/904.21 and 39,101.70, Boros 1634 with 4,024.26, Nicklaus 152-6 at 21,803.08, Archer 161-7 with 47,5008 and 86,79, Vance 4, Serena 4,849,720 and 57,871,70, plus others like Gossby and Ikinson, indicating a financial tally of earnings and scores across players.
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Pasarell Upsets Wimbledon Champion In First Round
In Wimbledon action at Wimbledon England Charles Pasarell defeated defending champion Santana 10-8 6-3 2-6 6-4 in a dramatic upset. Other results included Roy Emerson beating Keith Carpenter 6-3 7-3 6-2 and Tony Roche defeating Jan Kodes 6-1 6-2 6-2 as Davis Cup competition faced early shocks.
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White Sox Rally to Beat Orioles 5-4 in Tight Early Season Test
White Sox erased a four run deficit with a two run single and a solo homer by Ken Berry to edge the Baltimore Orioles 5-4. Dick Ken and Smokey Burgess provided key late offense as Minnesota and New York won their games, boosting AL leads with Yankees vs Athletics and Boston barely falling to Minnesota.
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Casals Enters National Clay Court Meet At Town Club
San Francisco’s Mary Casals, ranked No.3 nationally among women tennis players, entered the national clay court meet at Milwaukee’s Town Club on July 47. The field includes the top four American women, led by Billie Jean King and Nancy Richey, with Casals also No.1 in U S doubles with Mrs. King and active in women’s competition.
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United States Wins Triangular Basketball Tourney
In Oporto Portugal the U S men's basketball team defeated Portugal 68 59 to capture the international triangular tournament title Brazil finished runner up and Portugal I placed third in the event held Monday.
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