The Squeeze Was on Davis
Davis learns the pro peace merger terms from Lamar Hunt as Pete Rozelle gains leverage. Wilson and Sullivan back Hunt, Rozelle becomes the pivotal figure guiding the merged NFL while Davis contemplates a return with no further war. Davis bets on a quiet return or a fresh GM post with a rival organization.
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Tex Schramim
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Marichal Dominates Astros As Giants Win 2-1
San Francisco righty Juan Marichal pitched four hits allowed in a 2-1 victory over the Houston Astros. The win moves him to 12-? on the season and keeps him on pace to reach 30 wins, a feat last achieved by Dizzy Dean in 1934. The game featured early Giants offense led by Tom Haller and key defensive plays, with Houston scoring in the sixth on Morgan and Wynn hits and Lanier error.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Tom Haller
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Hal Lanier
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Bob Aspromonte
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Joe Morgan
Jim Wynn
Lanier
Chuck Harrison
Sanders Sparks Card Victory Over Federals 17-2
White Sox surged past the Federals 17 to 2 as Joe Martinez hit a three run homer in the second inning. Gene Cashat earned the win with relief from Charles Head. Tim Hazelwood took the loss. Lions beat Sports 6-5 in a late rally. Dodgers no hitter risk ends in fifth. Cubs crush Red Sox 15-6 in West League action. Associated Press report.
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Ronnie Ploche
Sun Sports
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Joe Martinez
Gene Cashat
Charles Head
Tim Hazelwood
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Louis Hawthorne
Tony Hinojosa
Jimmy Godwin
Giants
Ronnie Boatright
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Blake Ashley
Vann
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Paul Graves
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Baseball Standings From Various Pro Baseball Clubs
Chicago 6 to 5 over Kansas City 42 California 7, Minnesota 2 to New York 7, Cleveland 6 over Washington 2, Baltimore 1.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
American League leaders include F Robinson Baltimore leading in runs batted in with 50 and in home runs with 16. Scott Boston tops batting average and hits. Frank Robinson also leads in hits alongside Balti more. Pitching leaders feature Watt Baltimore and Pizarro Chicago with six decisions. National League leaders show Aaron Atlanta in runs and RBI, Alou Pittsburgh in hits, and Perry San Francisco with seven wins.
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Mengert Seizes U S Open Lead With Mental Edge
Mengert a Tacoma Washington club pro led the U S Open first round with three under par at Olympic Country Club. He praised mental preparation vs tour players, trailed Littler and Massengale by one stroke, Casper by two, and described his preference for tournaments over the daily tour grind.
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