Giants blitz Reds as Marichal wins 17th of year
San Francisco Giant Dick Dietz Willie Mays and Bobby Bonds homered to back Juan Marichal in a five inning outburst that turned a 2 4 deficit into a seven run fifth. Mays and Bonds hit two run shots while Dietz hit his 10th of the season, giving Marichal his 17th victory and keeping the West lead ahead of the Dodgers who beat the Braves 3 2.
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Unclear missing events roped to pennant chase
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Forty Niners Triumph Over Saints 32 20
Bruce Taylor and Ken Willard each score as San Francisco beats New Orleans 32 to 20. Danny Abramowicz tallies all Saints touchdowns with two 40 and 10 yard passes from Archie Manning while Johnnie Fuller and Julian Fagan parts shape key plays. Brodie to Wilcher for SF seals the win as both teams endure miscues on field goals. SF rises to 1-1, Saints also 1-1.
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Gonzales wins Pacific Southwest title in comeback
Pancho Gonzales, a year veteran pro, rallied to defeat Jim Connors 19 twice in a tense final at the UCLA sponsored Pacific Southwest Open. Gonzales earned $10,000 and edged ahead after breaking Connors in the eighth game of the decider as he grew stronger. Meanwhile Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals caused a stir by walking off after a disputed line call in the women’s singles, leading to a match default.
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Raiders Humiliate Chargers 34-0 In Oakland Sweep
Daryle Lamonica threw two second half touchdowns to Fred Biletnikoff as the Oakland Raiders routed the San Diego Chargers 34 to 0. The 54,000 crowd watched Oakland's defense stifle San Diego after a slow start, creating turnovers and keeping the Chargers from sustaining offense. Both teams sit at 1-1 in AFC West race pacing.
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Blue wins 24th and Reg belts 31st in rough hits
Baseball recap notes Blue wins 24th and Reg belts 31st as Milwaukee and Oakland duel. A's offense adds runs on a five, six, eight and seventh inning spree aided by Dick Green’s double and two sacrifices. In Edmonton, Denis Hulme wins Can Am race in wet conditions aboard an orange McLaren after Stewart’s crash moves Hulme to the front.
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Raiders Rally In Late Touchdown Drive At San Diego
Clarence Davis sparked a late Raiders surge with a two yard reception and Kenny Stabler capped the drive with a one yard quarterback keeper with 21 seconds left. San Diego moved the ball but failed to score as Oakland’s defense intercepted passes and the Chargers missed three field goals.
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