Robinson and Bunker Healthy Again for Orioles
Orioles salvage win over Boston as Frank Robinson resumes power with a homer and three RBIs and Wally Bunker overcomes arm trouble. They tie for third behind Detroit while Cleveland, Minnesota and California win or lose elsewhere in a day of late-season action.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
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Wally Bunker
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Bunker
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Oakland
Minnesota
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Ray Culp
Detroit
How They Stand and Tuesday Results
New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 0 and San Francisco routed Los Angeles 9 to 0. Philadelphia beat Atlanta 6 to 1, Chicago won over Houston 4 to 2, Pittsburgh topped St. Louis 3 to 2.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ww. L. Pet
G.B. St. Louis
USAC Officials Reject Ban on Turbine Cars
USAC directors in Indianapolis rejected proposals to ban turbine engines and urged a study of engine formulas. The board advised possible size reductions for 1969 and a ban on turbine competition in 1970 unless a passenger-car type engine is available. Four-wheel drive will be eliminated by 1970.
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USAC
Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Auto Club
Granatelli
Thomas W. Binford
Bine
Binford
Vikings Sign Defensive Ace Charlie West
Vikings announce contract signing by defensive back Charlie West from the University of Texas El Paso. At 6 foot 1 and 185 pounds, West led the nation with 11 interceptions in 1966 and will be tried as a cornerback under General Manager Jim Finks. He previously signed with the Cincinnati Reds and played one month in the Florida State League.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Charlie West
Minnesota Vikings
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Tampa
University of Texas-El Paso
Jim Finks
Charlie
Finks
Killebrew and Carew Named to All Star Team
Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew have been named to the American League All-Star team. Killebrew, in his sixth straight selection, is batting .216 with 12 homers and 32 RBIs. Carew, back after Marine duty, is hitting .294 and was a two time Rookie of the Year prior to joining the Twins All-Star slate.
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Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
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Carew
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Twins
Marines
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Chicago
Minnesota
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Milwaukee
Cal Elmer
Quilici
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Hernandez
Nati
Cleon Jones
Mets
Braves
Ron Reed
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
Reed
Hector Torres
Astros
Cubs
Mike Cuellar
Mankato and Duluth Triumph in Northern League Action
The Northern League saw Duluth and Mankato post shutout wins to stay undefeated while St. Cloud remained unbeaten with help from the weather. Pete Sentine pitched six innings for the Dukes in a 1-0 win over Huron and Lentine struck out 14 as Aberdeen fell 4-0 to Mankato with Ortner driving in the decisive run. St. Cloud’s game at Sioux Falls was rained out.
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Associated Press
Duluth Superior
Mankato
St. Cloud
Weatherman
Pete Sentine
Rick Ortner
Dukes
Huron
Lentine
Ortner
Jackie Holmes
Bob Walters
Juan Ventidos
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Howard and Robinson Named to All Star Roster
Slugging outfielder Frank Howard of the Washington Senators earned his first AL All Star selection while Brooks Robinson of the Orioles reached the squad for the ninth straight year. The starting AL lineup includes Carl Yastrzemski Bill Freehan Willie Horton Harmon Killebrew Rod Carew Jim Fregosi with Frank Howard highlighted as the league leader in home runs and RBIs.
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al Kaline
Detroit
Ben Olan
NEW York
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Washington Senators
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Houston
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Boston
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
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Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
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Horton
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Baltimore
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Senators
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Wimbledon Weather Strains Veteran Pros at Open
Rainy start slows first round of the Open at Wimbledon. Veterans Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad face restless scheduling as 14 of 64 men’s singles matches await play after two rain-filled days. Billie Jean King and Ann Jones win for the women.
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England
Mike Gibson
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Uss. Wightman Copper
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Ann Jones
Brita
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Baseball scores and matchups from a daily slate
Detroit beat New York 8 to 5 and Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 1 while Baltimore routed Boston 6 to 0 and California topped Oakland 7 to 6. Minnesota faced Chicago with rain in Detroit New York and several postponed games listed.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
W. L. Pet. G
Chicago Wash’n
Turbine Powered Car to Race Test at Rocky Mountain 150
Joe Leonard pilots the Parnelli Jones Firestone STP Special in the Rocky Mountain 150 at Continental Divide Raceways Castle Rock Colorado. The 21-car field covers 57 laps on the 2.66 mile course as Leonard previously set Indy 500 pole at 171.599 mph before the stalled machine on lap 191.
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Colo
Joe Leonard
U.S
Rocky Mountain
Continental Divide
Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Hoeg Records Hole-in-One at Ramsey Course
Belated note reports Chuck Hoeg assistant manager at Tempo Store scored a hole in one on the Ramsey Golf Club third hole a par 3 with an eight iron on June 18. The news reached the Herald after the fact.
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Chuck Hoeg
Tempo Store
Ramsey Golf Club
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Herald
Hoeg
Bonds Sparks Giants rout Dodgers with grand slam
Bobby Bonds, 22, hit a bases loaded grand slam in his first majors game as the Giants beat the Dodgers 9-0. Ray Sadecki allowed two hits, Maury Wills extended his hitting streak, and other NL results included Mets 4-0 over Cincinnati and Astros 4-2 over the Cubs.
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Duggleby
Philadelphia Nationals
Ray Sadecki
Dodgers
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Maury Wills
St. Louis
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Sadecki
Claude Osteen
Willie Davis
Wills
Pete Rose
Gene Alley
Bob Veale
Cardinals
Luke Walker
Tim McCarver
Ed Spiezio
Tom Seaver
Cincin
Austin golfers win eighth State Junior golf title in playoff
Jay Jordan of White Bear Lake won the eighth annual State Junior championship at University Golf Course in a three way playoff on the first hole. He posted a 10 foot par to beat John Harris of Roseau and Rick Ehrmanntrout of St. Paul Highland after two days of competition. Ramsey Golf teammates Larry Lenoch led with 74 79 153 while Kevin McDonald 82 82 164 Greg Swater 82 90 172 and Randy Nelson 83 92 75 also played.
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White Bear Lake
Jordan
Phlaen
University Golf Course
John Harris
Roseau
Rick Ehrmanntrout
St. Paul Highland
Austin
Ramsey
Larry Lenoch
Kevin McDonald
Greg Swater
Randy Nelson
Legion at Marcusen Park Sparks Lincoln–Attucks Showdown
Austin American Legion hosts St. Paul Attucks Brooks at Marcusen Park on Thursday after a 1–0 win over Edina. Attucks Brooks, defending state champions, arrive strong as Austin seeks to lift its record to 5–2 with rested pitching options including Dan Bjerke Nick Lindgren or Tim Hackenmiller.
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Austin American Legion
St. Paul Attucks Brooks
Marcusen Park
Sanders
the Legion
Edina
St. Paul
Attucks Brooks
American Legion
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Owatonna
Dan Bjerke
Nick Lindgren
Albert Lea
Red Wing
Richfield Bridgeman
American Girls Reject Pro Golf in British Amateur
Walton Heath England AP American girls in the British Amateur field say they would not pursue professional golf. Seven Americans, favored to win, arrived after Curtis Cup victory, with rain delaying qualifying on Walton Heath course as 96 players tee off to cut to 64 for match play.
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Walton Heath
England
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
Boxing results from Houston, Miami Beach, Goulds and San Diego show multiple quick outcomes. Williams stopped Borden, Zyglewicz knocked out Forte, Jones out pointed Blow, and Terry Lee outpointed Ronnie Wilson in San Diego.
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Associated Press
Houston
Cleveland Williams
Les Borden
Montreal
Dave Zyglewicz
Levi Forte
Miami Beach
Fla
al Jones
Goulds
Matt Blow
Los Angeles
San Diego
Terry Lee
Concord
Calif
Ronnie Wilson
Bowling Top Five In Austin Owls League
In the Austin Owls women’s league L Jochumson rolled 502 and G Evenson 485 with P Beeman and B Slagerman at 452 and R Danley also noted. In the men’s league G Buringa led with 592 and M Pugh 583 followed by B Jochumson 579 C Kearns 565 and D Whalen 552.
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Austin Bowl Owls
L. Jochumson
G. Evenson
P. Beeman
Phas B. Slagerman
R. Danley Cowes
G. Buringa
M. Pugh
B. Jochumson
C. Kearns
D. Whalen
H. Berdan
Shriver Trains for Wimbledon Veteran Doubles Debut
Paris AP reports 52 year old U S ambassador to France Sargent Shriver has trained for several days to play in the veteran men's doubles at Wimbledon next week. He teams with Bob Kellehr president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association.
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Paris
Sargent Shriver
U.S
France
Shriver
Bob Kellehr
Th U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Horton Wert Optimistic Medical Reports From Series
Cleveland first baseman Tony Horton healing from a sprained knee with no cartilage damage and likely missing a week. Detroit third baseman Don Wert continues to recover after a helmet blow, progressing satisfactorily.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tony Horton
Detroit
Don Wert
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