Berry Seals Sox Comeback With Two Run Hit In 9th
Ken Berry, after passing an eye exam, delivered a two run single with bases loaded in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox 5-4 over the Orioles. Ed Stanky, managing, credited Berry’s bid to play despite eye trouble as a key factor in the win.
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Berry
Chicago Sox
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
California
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Stanky
Pasarell Upsets Santana in Wimbledon Debut Thrill
Charlie Pasarell, 23, from Santurce Puerto Rico, stunned defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-3 2-6 8-6 in the first round at Wimbledon. He advances to face Bob Hewitt as Emerson and Osuna praise his potential while Richey and Graebner win.
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Charles Pasarell
Manuel Santana
Pas
Geoffrey Miller
Wimbledon
England
Charlie Pasarell
U.S
Santurce
Spain
Pasarell
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Hewitt
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Santana
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Keith Carpenter
Canada
Rafael Osuna
Osuna
Japan
Ichizo Konishi
Cliff Richey
Clark Graebner
Pick Athletes for Pan Games Trials in Minneapolis
Ninety-nine American track and field athletes are invited to the Pan American Games Trials in Minneapolis July 15-16 to select the U S team for Winnipeg. The first two winners in each event at Minneapolis earn spots for the Pan American Games and the Winnipeg finishers advance to Montreal for the America Europe meet. Already named are walkers and endurance runners, with Van Nelson and Ron Daws among the listed U S entrants.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Canada
U.S
Montreal
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
USS
van Nelson
St. Cloud State
Ron Daws
NAIA Baseball Pitchers and Players Standouts
Arnie Leistad of Upper Iowa posted a 9.93 ERA and won all nine decisions in 68 innings, ranking tenth among pitchers. Paul Splittorff of Morningside had four saves in 12 games. Larry Brittner of Buena Vista hit .439 with 29 hits and 32 RBIs, ranking tenth in batting. Al Alcock of Wartburg led in triples with six in 20 games. Upper Iowa ranked seventh in team ERA at 1.80, Wartburg second in fielding at .955.
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Kansas City
Arnie Leistad
Upper Iowa
Leistad
Paul Splittorff
Morningside
Larry Brittner
Buena Vista
al Alcock
Wartburg
Dishonest Ad Prompt Reveals Hirsh's Fashion Claim
A shopper recalls seeing a bold suit style in an ad from Hirsh's newspaper and feels regret over spending time pursuing the look. The note emphasizes the ad’s dash and daring styling as a source of fashionable masculine appeal.
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Hirsh
Haugen Wins Decorah Open After Sudden-Death Playoff
In Decorah Iowa Jan Haugen and John Bodenstein tied 110 after 27 holes. Haugen won the playoff by taking the first hole, securing the Decorah Open golf title.
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Haugen
Decorah
Iowa
Jan Haugen
John Bodensteiner
Turbocar ban ends risky era in USAC ruling
USAC restricted the STP Turbocar by cutting the turbine intake to 15 square inches, lowering potential horsepower to about 480. Granatelli decried the move as political bias while acknowledging the car may not race under new rules next year. Parnelli Jones led until gearbox failure and A J Foyt won the 1967 Indy 500 under the revised formula. Thomas W. Binford said directors favored the change for safety and integrity.
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Andy Granatelli
Studebaker
STP
USAC
Granatelli
Pratt & Whitney
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Jones
Thomas W. Binford
Wiechers Gains Canadian Berth In Open Golf
Jim Wiechers of Atherton California shot five under par to lead a large qualifying field for the Canadian Open starting Thursday in Montreal. Dave Eichelberger of Waco Texas and Dewitt Weaver of Atlanta followed with 68 and 69 respectively, securing a Americans sweep. Sam Snead will not compete due to a sore hand.
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Montreal
Jim Wiechers
Atherton
Calif
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
Dewitt Weaver
Atlanta
Bunky Henry
Valdosta
Sam Snead
U.S
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Eddie Stanky
Tom McCraw
Pete Ward
Jim King
McCraw
Robinson
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Elston Howard
Howard
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Jack Hamilton
Arell
Los Angeles
University of California
AP Wire
Cable
London
Richey
San Angelo
Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
NAIA
Austin
Ind
U.S. Auto Club
Wiechers
Bob
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