Palmer shoots bogey-free 64 to lead Westchester Classic
Arnold Palmer returns from a two-week layoff and shoots an eight under par 64 at the Westchester Country Club to grab the first-round lead in the $250,000 Westchester Classic. Lee Trevino struggles with a 71 as Jack Nicklaus and Larry Wood chase early momentum.
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Major League schedule signals shift in East standings
MLB schedule overview highlights NL East mix with Pittsburgh leading a tight race. Results from Thursday show San Francisco routing Pittsburgh 7 to 10, while New York blanked Philadelphia 5 to 0 and St. Louis topped Chicago 8 to 1. Upcoming night games feature double bills and key divisional matchups across cities.
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Gibson Shuts Out Phillies In Cy Young Form
Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Gibson returned from a leg injury to fire his first shutout of the season, improving the Cardinals to an 8-0 win over the Phillies. Gibson allowed five hits, earned his 7th win of the year, and noted he wasn’t as sharp as years past but still had "super stuff."
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Orioles ride Leonhard to 4-0 win over Royals
Dave Leonhard, once a fringe player, pitched two-year gap relief to a five-hit shutout as Baltimore beat Kansas City 4-0. Jerry May doubled, Merv Rettenmund and Dave Johnson homered, while Leonhard contended with looming roster moves as McNally and Dukes neared return. NL and AL scores noted include St Louis 8, Philadelphia 0 and New York 13, Minnesota 4.
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Brattleboro II routs NorShaft 16 to 1 in youth game
Brattleboro II handed NorShaft Arlington a 16 to 1 defeat as Merle Larmie pitched a dominant game with 11 strikeouts. Brattleboro tallied 13 hits while NorShaft made seven errors. Bennington's All-Star team prepares for tonight's 6 p.m. meet with Brattleboro, with coaches Brusso and Worden undecided on the lineup.
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