Phillies Edge Astros In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeated Houston 9 2 with Richie Allen homering and Joe Gaines erring twice. Jim Gentile and Bob Bailey led Philly with key hits as Houston’s Les Maye and Cookie Rojas struggled on defense. West Westrug brings the Mets in Friday. attendance 22 011.
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Jack Fisher
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Americans Dominate Germans in Augsburg Track Meet
Americans win six miles in Augsburg as they overcome the Germans in a Bavarian meet. Highlights include Adolph Plummer and Bill Mills, with Ralph Boston vowing not to return to Russia, and strong showings by John McGrath and George Young. The event reflects U S youth and athletic prowess amid international rivals.
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Ryan
Wichita
Kan
Russia
Poland
Ron Whitney
Ledale
Calif
Thei
Adolph Plum
Olympic Champiooner
Los Angeles
Jon Bill
Mills
Oceanside
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Noble Victory captures Yonkers Futurity Trot title
Noble Victory Victor ble Victory Thursday night won the $122,235 Yonkers Futurity Trot at Yonkers Raceway the first leg in trotting's triple. It marked his 17th straight win while news noted Rusty Staub of the Houston Astros driving in five runs in one game this season.
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Beau Ba -Fotto Hin
Gus Tridados
Philadelphia
Chris
Short
Phillies
John Briggs
Phillie Southpawt
Cookie Rojas
Rusty Staub
Houston
Astros
Carter Cox In Florida Golf Tourney
Bryan Carter and Jerry Cox from Horace Mann high school intend a four day trip to Pensacola Florida for the AEL golf tournament. They will ride noontime Sunday August 15 and begin play Monday with two qualifying rounds. The event runs Tuesday to Thursday with finals Thursday.
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Bryan Carter
Jerry Cox
R. J. Carter
Woodside
Horace Mann
Jerry
T. D. Cox
Bryan
Florida
Baytown
Hearate Mann
Jc's
Houston
Goose Creek Country Club Champ Tourney Aug 21
Ralph Sharpless reminds golfers that August 15 is the final day for entries in the Goose Creek Country Club Mens Annual Championship Tourney. Defending champ says match play starts August 21 at GCCC course and runs to September 19 with flights of 16. Prizes include silver pieces such as trays and knives. contact pro shop before August 15.
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Ralph Sharpless
Goose Creek
Sharpless
Bukich Shines in Bears 31 30 Win Over Washington
Chicago quarterback Rudy Bukich led a 31 30 exhibition triumph over Washington at D C Stadium completing 13 of 19 passes for 206 yards and three touchdowns. The 10 year veteran sparked a 14 yard TD strike to Johnny Morris and connected with Dick Gordon and Jim Marconi for scoring plays as Chicago held on after Washington tied late. The sellout crowd of 43142 witnessed the opening game in a four day NFL exhibition slate.
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Chicago ‘Bears
Billy Wade
Washington
D.C
Bukich
Bears
Johnny Morris
Dick Goddon
Jim Marconi
Kralick Struggles With No Zone In Tie Visit
Cleveland pitcher Jim Kralick faltered when aiming for a strike zone at home plate, sending a throw into right field that left bases loaded in a 2-1 ninth inning tie with the Angels. Bob Lee sealed the win for Los Angeles as Kralick yielded four runs in relief and the Angels won 4-1. The Indians had early offense with singles by Wagser Colavito and Alvis.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
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Vic Power
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Fred Newman
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Houston
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Wowman
Larry Brown
Indians
Sean Wag
Becky Colavito
Max Alvis
Angels
Paul Schall
Newman
Jose Cardenal
Aaron Leads PGA With Rudolph Snead Close
Aaron leads the PGA Championship after a five under par opening round at Laurel Valley in Ligonier Pennsylvania. Rudolph, Dickinson, Snead, Floyd and Nicklaus sit close, while Palmer drops two strokes after a late penalty. fog delayed early play and the field tees off in two waves.
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Tommy Aaron
Golfers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Aaron
Laurel Valley
Hudolph
Dickinson
Ben Hagan
Gnishersons
Snead
Floyd
North Carolina
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Jark Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player Ath
Sul“uday
Jaycees Host Major Sports Spectacular Meets At Houston
In Houston the 1865 National Jaycee Sports Spectacular unfolds with track and field workouts, tennis, and golf. About 200 competitors from 34 states compete as favorites push toward finals. Wadkins leads golf with a 62-68-197 and Verdieck tops boys 18 and under in tennis after early wins.
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Trom
Travis
Lanny Wadkins
Richmond
Wadkins
Tony McGinnis
Memphis
Tenn
Virginia
Doug Verdieck
Redlands
Calif
Bobby Ecuyer
New Orleans
Steve Correll
Oakland
Jett Boroniak
Lafayette
Verdieck
Ron Hainline
Detroit
Mich
Zen Guerry
Lookout Mountain
Fenger
Charles Aileo
Overland Park
Kan
Dick Knight
Seattle
Wash
Tulsa Raps Spurs To Increase Lead In Texas League
Tulsa pitcher Frank Montgomery limited Dallas Fort Worth to three hits, struck out 11, and walked one as the Oilers beat the Spurs 21 to boost their Texas League Eastern Division lead to three games. Austin’s Ken Nixon scattered Albuquerque hits for his 11th win, and El Paso defeated Amarillo 4 to 2.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Frank Montgomery
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oilers
Spurs
Austin
Ken Nixon
Albuquerque
Braves
el Paso
Amarillo
Bob Pfeil
John
Cornell
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Robbins
Mac Clailin
Coral Gables
Fla
Borowiak
Eddie Shelton
Orlando
Ed John Blocker
Dallas
Jerry Thomas
J Mary Sidone
Pamela Tee-El
California Girls Tennis Team Wins 22nd Championship
Northern California retained the US girls tennis team title by defeating Southern California 4 3 in the final round. The doubles pair Rose mary Casals and Cecilia Marin ez fought back from 1 3 in the third set to beat Paulette Ver gin and Robyn Berry 6 2 4 6. Miss Martinez had given Northern California a 3 2 lead by rallying from 5 4 in the third set to beat Julia Anthony 6 3 1 6 0 6.
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Northern California
Southern California
Rosemary Casals
Cecilia Marinez
Paulette Vergin
Robyn Berry
Miss Martinez
Julia Anthony
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