McLain Sails to 22nd Victory in Cy Young Quest
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain won his 22nd game with a six hitter as the Tigers beat Kansas City 2-0. Willie Horton drove in three runs with two homers, and Bill Freehan also homered. The Tigers totaled nine hits while other AL and NL results included the Twins, A's, and Dodgers in notable showings.
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Ken Harrelson
Dick Green
Sal Bando
Gerry Moses
Syd O’brien
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Notes for Friday
Standings show Minesota leading with 82 52 record and Oakland 75 58. West division teams schedule Friday night include games among Minnesota Oakland Chicago California Kansas City Seattle Baltimore Detroit New York Cleveland and Boston. Upcoming matchups list Singer and Kelly as probable pitchers for Los Angeles and San Diego respectively.
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Hoosier coach Pont trusts players to guide change
NEW YORK UPI Johnny Pont Indiana's progressive head coach says he adapts his methods while keeping goals. He credits sophomores Isenbarger and Gonso with shaping his approach and recalls a game at Michigan when Gonso and Isenbarger influenced his decisions. Pont stresses individual coaching benefits players and the team.
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Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association
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Harry Gonso
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Open tennis thaws, Gonzalez faces grueling quarterfinals
Rain delays force Pancho Gonzalez to push through four days of top competition at the U S Open in Forest Hills. Defending champ Arthur Ashe, Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, John Newcombe, and Roy Emerson loom in the men’s quarterfinals while Nancy Richey, Rosemary Casals, Virginia Wade, and Margaret Smith Court race in the women’s semifinals after a win over Billie Jean King.
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Roy Stolle
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Tony Roche
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Texas
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Margaret Smith
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Maria Bueno
Billie Jean King
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University of Vermont to Open Hall of Fame
The University of Vermont will inaugurate an athletic hall of fame during homecoming weekend October 10. Seven charter members span 1891 to 1951, including Olympic gold medalist Albert L. Gutterson and coaches Ralph Lapointe. Other inductees are Bert Abbey, Ray Collins, Larry Gardner, Francis M. Taylor Jr., and Lawrence Killick Jr. The dinner at Burlington Hotel Vermont will cap the event with a public social hour and museum area at Patrick Gym.
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Cocoa, Fla
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New York City
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Rutland
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Wyoming Cowboys Eye Fourth Crown
Wyoming football coach Lloyd Eaton seeks a fourth straight Western Athletic Conference title as the Cowboys open with Arizona and benefit from experience with 27 returning lettermen. Air Force and New Mexico State aim for prominence among independents in the Rocky Mountains, while a new Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference debuts with Colorado squads favored to top divisions. Colorado also hopes for an unbeaten season, and BEAU MAY RESTAURANT & LOUNGE advertises lunch specials.
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