Pappas Shuts White Sox 1-0 for Orioles Victory
Milt Pappas improved to 9-3 with a 1.74 ERA as Baltimore beat Chicago 1-0 on four hits. He kept his temper in check, notching his 16th win all time against the White Sox while Bruce Howard took the loss after seven innings.
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Bunning Leads Phillies in 10-2 Win Over Giants
Jim Bunning pitched a five-hitter to earn his fifth straight win as Philadelphia beat San Francisco 10-2. Chris Short also on the 10-win plateau, aiding a Phillies surge to third place. other NL results include Cincinnati over Milwaukee and St. Louis over Chicago.
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International Ring Results From Bergamo and Melbourne
In Bergamo Giordano Campai outpointed Luis Penteado as the Italian claims victory. In Melbourne Gue Ae Chin stopped Gilberto Biondi to earn an eighth round stoppage.
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Maine Inland History Course Opens at Bryant Pond
Local residents can still apply for the Soft COPE course at Maine’s Conservation School in Bryant Pond with registration July 11 and classes July 12 to 30. Other items note tennis upgrades at Old Orchard Beach and a new goose population issue in Maine golf areas, plus land purchases for a Scarborough game refuge funded by hunting licenses and federal aid.
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Major League Leaders from the Season
The National League led by Clemente and Mays shows batting leaders. Stargell and Johnson top RBIs and runs. Pitching sees Koufax with 14 3 and 0.824, Pascual to 82 0.800. American League features Yastrzemski and Aparicio highlights, Colavito and Campaneris, and McDowell with 156 strikeouts.
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Major League Stars Dominate as Twins Rip Yankees 8-3
Don Mincher hit two home runs and drove in four as the Minnesota Twins built an eight game win streak by defeating the New York Yankees 8-3. Marcelino Loaiza pitched for the AL leaders in a decisive game.
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Journal Triumphs In Tight West Biddeford Little League Fight
Serpico's Market and Journal clash in Memorial Field as Bernard Roy and Alan Dutremble duel on the mound. Journal wins 4 to 3 with a decisive three run fourth inning.
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Angels Complete Doubleheader Sweep Over Indians 2-0
Los Angeles pitcher held Cleveland to two hits as the Angels swept the twin bill with a 2-0 nightcap victory. Perr, Angels, and Lon contributed key hits in a quiet offensive night for the Indians.
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Quiet Australian Thomson Wins Fifth British Open in Low Key Style
Peter Thomson, the quiet Australian, clinched his fifth British Open title at Royal Birkdale with a steady 74 68 72 71 285. He echoed a longing for a sixth crown while facing rivals like Palmer Nicklaus and Lema as rain and wind tested players. The victory earns him a spot in the World Series of Golf in the United States with a prize pool of 100000 dollars and 50000 to the winner.
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Boston Manager Faces One Long Nightmare
Washington AP Boston Red Sox manager Billy Herman endures a rough stretch as errors and surprises mount. Friday’s twi night doubleheader with the Senators split with a 2-1 loss and a 10-1 win. Gosger returns from Toronto and hits his first leadoff homer as Boston batters erupt, while 18 stranded runners nearly set an AL record.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
The report lists team records and percentages for the NBA Western and Eastern divisions, with Friday results including St. Louis over Chicago and Houston over New York. Remaining games show schedules for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, and Houston across the slate.
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Venturi Undergoes Carpal Tunnel Surgery For Golf Return
Venturi, defending champion, withdrew after failing to qualify for the final 36 holes at St Louis. Doctors diagnosed carpal tunnel syndrome and performed immediate surgery at Mayo Clinic. He reports hand warmth and cautious optimism about a full swing returning, but advises against tee shots until fully ready, with recovery up to six months.
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Monbouquette Blunders Lead to Brinkman’s Winning Hit
Monbouquette fumbled the ball letting two runners reach. Ed Brinkman singled for the winning run after Don Lock and Jim King were retired. Morehead was set to pitch in the third game against Washington’s Phil Ortega.
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