Cubs Edge Phillies 9-8 on Altman RBI in Ninth
George Altman delivered a game winning RBI single after a 35 minute delay allowing the Chicago Cubs to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-8 in the ninth. Ed Bailey started the rally with a double before Altman's deciding hit.
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Lema Posts Lead With 69 in Buick Open Third Round
Tony Lema fired a 69 to grab a one stroke edge in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Julius Boros, Johnny Pott, and Jack Nicklaus tie for second at two under par while Archie Dadian aced the 3rd hole earning a new car. Arnold Palmer carded a 73 to finish at 218.
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Hail to All captures Belmont Stakes in photo finish
Hail to All used a late stretch run to win at Aqueduct in the 97th Belmont Stakes. Tom Rolfe finished a neck back in second with First Family third and Dapper Dan fourth as a large crowd watched the final leg of the Triple Crown.
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Yanks Edge Chisox in 10th Inning Battle
Elston Howard batting off the injured list delivered a pinch hit single in the 10th, driving in the winning run as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3. Mel Stottlemyre pitched, Mantle homered, and Chicago tied the game in the seventh on a Robinson single after a Buford theft.
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Twin-Senator Game Delayed in St Paul Washington Doubleheader Set
Minnesota and Washington were rained out Saturday in St Paul. A make-up baseball game will be part of a twi nitedoubleheader scheduled for August.
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Elorde Retains Junior Lightweight Title In Famed Knockout
In Manila Flash Elorde retained his world junior lightweight title by KOing Japan's Teruo Kosaka in the 15th round at Araneta Stadium before 40,000 fans. Elorde floored Kosaka five times, delivering a final overhand right at 2 minutes 14 seconds of the last round that finished the brutal bout. Kosaka rose at eight but fell again as the fight ended.
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Bills Owner Claims AFL NFL Near Merger
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr said talks for a merger with the NFL had been ongoing for three months. Plans reportedly included inter league play this season a common college draft in the fall and a 1966 championship game. The breakthrough was to be an indemnity payment from the NFL with TV revenue gains cited as the motive.
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Young Killian Jilted Lassie as Dad’s Millions Spook Him
A humorous verse item recounts a young man named Killian who jilts Lillian. His shock upon discovering Lillian's father has millions drives him to reel in dismay. The verse captures playful social satire in light editorial style.
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Humorous Vignettes and Quips From Daily Life
A collection of old wit and light sketches with jokes about protests arrests drinking driving and manners. The bits touch on policemen teachers road etiquette nationalities and famous last words with a playful punchline in each vignette.
Pirates Rout Mets 9-0 Behind Vernon Law Two-Hitter
Willie Stargell drives in four runs and Jim Pagliaroni adds three as Vernon Law limits the Mets to two singles in a 9 0 Pittsburgh victory. Law improves to three straight wins after an early lefty start, while the Pirates erupt for six runs in the first inning aided by a Clemente grounder error and a Bailey/Virdon pair of singles.
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Cards Edge Astros In 12 Inning 4-3 Victory
Ken Boyer tripled and scored on Tim McCarver's single in the 12th inning to lift St. Louis past Houston 4-3. Boyer's two-base hit came after Lee Maye misjudged a fly ball in the sun, setting up McCarver's game winning RBI.
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Australian Runner Clarke Breaks 5 000m and Three Mile Marks
Ron Clarke, 28, of Australia, set world records in the 5,000 meters and three miles at the Compton Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. He clocked 13 minutes 25.8 seconds in the 5,000 and 13 minutes 0.4 seconds in the three miles, praising the chilly weather and superior track. Peter Snell of New Zealand won the mile in 3:56.4.
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Hockey League To Open Annual Meeting Monday
The National Hockey League will hold its annual meeting in Montreal starting Monday. Topics include expansion, TV exposure, a reserve draft, a new referee in chief, and new rules for awarding the Vezina Trophy with the draft also on the agenda. Clarence Campbell cautioned against public expansion plans and said owners will receive a confidential report.
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Monday Likely First Pick In First Organized Draft
Rick Monday Arizona State outfielder tops scouts as the leading free agent prospect in baseballs inaugural organized draft. The 19 year old Santa Monica native hits .380 with 9 homers and 45 RBIs in 50 games for ASU, drawing attention from all 31 clubs in 15 leagues. The Kansas City Athletics hold the first selection with New York Mets second, followed by the rest of the majors in reverse order of last season.
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Jones hits first grand slam as Braves rout Dodgers
Mack Jones belted a first inning grand slam off Johnny Podres to power Milwaukee to a 9-1 win over Los Angeles. Tony Cloninger earned his seventh victory as the Braves trimmed the Dodgers, who lead the NL, within three games amid injuries. Johnny Roseboro and Willie Alou contributed homers for Milwaukee.
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