Indians Si Tiant Hurls One Hit Victory Over Senators
Cleveland right-hander Luis Tiant limits Washington to one hit in a 5-0 win, with Tiant using his hesitation pitch to confound the Senators. Leon Wagner drives in three runs, and Tiant improves to 6-3 as Cleveland extends its win streak.
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Dodgers ride wing zing and sting to 2-1 win over Giants
Dodgers win 2-1 to extend NL lead to three and a half as Koufax dazzles with six hittles and eight strikeouts. Wills steals twice and Gilliam drives in runs to back the lefty while Giants stumble in seventh. Wills 41 steals on season. Gilliam 3-for-3 since return. Phillies top Braves 6-2. Pirates beat Cardinals 10-9. Reds rout Mets 8-4. Astros edge Cubs in 13 innings.
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Pirates Win 5-1 Over Giants On Nine Base Hits
Arlington Little League game saw the Pirates top the Giants 5-1 as Mike Keough earned the win with eight strikeouts. Larry Hoyt led the Pirates with two hits, while Steve Rice topped the Giants with both team hits. Giants errorless defense contrasted with two Pirates errors and a late Pirates rally including an eighth inning two run homer and a ninth inning three run shot by Willie Stargell.
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Lopez Named ALs All Star Manager
Al Lopez of the White Sox was named the American League all star manager for the July 13 game in Minnesota. Cronin cited Lopez as earning the honor for his 1964-65 record and long AL managerial career, as the AL seeks to end NL dominance in the mid season classic. Gene Mauch was named NL manager earlier in the week.
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A and W Downs Poly 7 1 in Bennington Little League
A W defeated Polygraph ic 7 1 Wednesday night behind two hit pitching by Tony Wright and a big second inning that produced four runs. Richie Thurber scored in the first on a Jim Baker double, Poly tied in the first on an error. In the second, four A W runs gave a 5 1 lead. A W added one in the fourth and sixth. Jim Baker had four hits in four at bats. Poly’s Mark Hassenpflug and Doug Woodard had one hit each. Polygraphic’s Steve Bruso was the losing pitcher.
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Nicklaus Favored At 65th U S Open As Tee Off Opens
In St Louis 150 players begin the 65th U S Open at Bellerive. Nicklaus is the betting favorite at about 4 to 1 with strong backing from Boros Palmer Lema and Player among others. Boros says the course does not frighten him and expects 20 capable challengers in the field.
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Sharp golf chatter as Lemna backs strong form
Mike Volo praises a South African rival while Charles backs the same player. Lema, runner up at the Buick Open and Cleveland Open, emphasizes maintaining form, aiming to extend his hot stretch.
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Tigers Top Red Sox 9-4 Behind Horton Five RBI Show
Willie Horton powered the Tigers with a five RBI night including a homer and a double to spark a seventh inning rally that erased a 4-2 Boston lead. Fred Gladding earned his second win in as many days, while Bob Dulba took the loss as Carl Yastrzinski homered for Boston.
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New York Senate Defeats Bill Banning Boxing
The New York state Senate defeated a bill by 29 to 27 that would have banned boxing while allowing regulated amateur sparring and wrestling. The measure, sponsored by the State Rules Committee, sparked a lively debate in Albany.
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Saratoga Entries for Trot and Pace Miles
Listing of Saratoga race entries for mile trots and paces with contestants such as Namibies Nunrnymede Cath Ronnie Jse Vole Falls Runnymede Colin Ol Pimer Harr M Reval H A Ynd and others including Hurricane Nel and Miss Kalonda. Contains numerous horse names jockeys and purse amounts like 600 and 1000 dollars across multiple heats.
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Saratoga Lat Trot and Pace Results Snapshot
Saratoga results show a crowded mile card with multiple races and payouts. Notable performers include Grattan Chase in the Lat Trot, Topaz Duke and Grief in pace events, and Lizzie Tish Huff among trot and pace showings with varied prices and placements.
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