Robertson lifts Pirates to first with 3-hit night
Bob Robertson snapped an 0-for-21 stretch with a three for four effort as Pittsburgh swept San Francisco 4-1 and 7 handled the Giants to move into first place in the NL East. He drove in two on a first-inning two-run single and received a standing ovation after delivering.
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Cautious play shapes U S Open second round at Pebble Beach
At Pebble Beach the second round of the U S Open yielded a crowded leaderboard led by Jack Nicklaus and six others at 71. Aura of caution spread as players like Gary Player and Lee Trevino chased par while heavy names such as Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead and Julius Boros faced tough cuts. Trevino battled pneumonia but refused withdrawal, insisting he would continue.
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Six way tie at Pebble Beach sparks open drama
Orville Moody leads a six way pair in the U S Open as five rivals joint one under par 71 after Thursday round. Nicklaus Zarley Shaw Rudolph Rodriguez Moody are among tied leaders with Moody discussing past wounds from fame and family, and hay fever masking his focus.
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Mayberry lifts Royals past Red Sox with six RBIs
Kansas City beat Boston 13 to 4 as John Mayberry homered and drove in six runs. Cookie Rojas and Fred Patek added consecutive doubles in the seventh to seal the win. Lew Krausse allowed the late damage.
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76ers hire Rubin on three year coaching deal
Raoy Rubin, former LIU athletic director and coach, signed a three year pact to coach the Philadelphia 76ers replacing Jack Ramsay. Rubin touted rebuilding skills from LIU and said Philadelphia faces big problems after the team posted its worst season, with Billy Cunningham departing to the Carolina Cougars.
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