Perry Runs To Mound Wins In 10-0 Giants Victory
Gaylord Perry outpitched Cincinnati to blank the Reds 10-0 as the Giants extended their league leading streak. The 27 year old right hander improved to 10-1 with a .909 winning percentage while teammate Juan Marichal and Sandy Koufax posted strong marks in NL standings. Perry emphasized staying in rotation after injuring his left ankle May 24.
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U S Track Team Aims to Beat Russia in July Duel
Stan Wright roots for a strong US squad after the National AAU Outdoor Championships as the team plans two July meets against Poland in Berkeley and Russia in Los Angeles. Jim Ryan stars with a sub four minute mile and plans to bolster distance events for fresh 5000 and 10000 meter lineups.
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Tommie Smith
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Cleveland
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Art Walker
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Otis Burrell
T.C
Lee Evans
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Scioto Downs Records Top Mile Bet in 1 59 4 for 4-Year-Old Pacer
Dixie Stables of New York City owned Lee L Hanover driven by Harold Dancer posted the fastest mile of the year at Scioto Downs 1 59 4 to win the 9200 Challenge Stake for 4 year old pacers. Gee Lee Irish Miracle James E paid prizes as 1 to 5 betting favorite. Crowd of 7791 set an all time wagering record at 269153.
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Sonny) Dancer
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Casper Leads Tour Chicago Western Open Victory
Billy Casper won the Western Open with a 283 total after a steady 70 round to top Gay Brewer by three strokes. Palmer finished tied for ninth as Casper seized the PGA money-leading spot with $69,749 for the year and $20,000 prize money.
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Jack McGowan
Homero Blancas
Tony Lemaaren
Bruce Crampton
Astros Lose Top Hitter to Knee Injury
Houston second baseman Joe Morgan, the team's leading batter at .319, fractured his right knee cap when struck by a ball hit by teammate Lee Maye during batting practice. Morgan is in a cast and expected to miss three to four weeks.
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Athens Hens Legion Team Sweeps Wellston in Doubleheader
Athens American Legion baseball team swept Wellston 3-1 in the opener on a two-hitter by Larry Gibson and 17-6 in the nightcap. Gibson struck out 12 in seven innings, facing 25 batters as Athens improves to 11-5. Gilliland pitched for Wellston.
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National League and American League baseball scores and results
Baseball brief covering multiple leagues with results from games on Saturday and Sunday. Notable: New York beat Chicago 9 3. Atlanta 5 4 over Los Angeles. Philadelphia 8 7 over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 8 2 San Francisco in 106 innings. Houston 3 St. Louis 2 in 11 innings. American League standings and results included. Athens high school baseball recap highlights Bill Wend triple and homer, Spaulding three hits, and Wellston error-filled loss.
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