Aaron and Goalby Tie For Buick Open Lead At Halfway
Bob Goalby and Tommy Aaron shared the Buick Open midway lead with 36-hole totals of 142 in Grand Blanc Michigan. Kermit Zarley Terry Dill and Frank Beard trailed one shot back at 143. Goalby rebounded after a 73 with a 69 in round one. Aaron posted 72 and 70 aided by a 13 foot birdie at the final hole.
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Birds Maul Twins 11-2 in Cal Elmer debut blowout
Frank Robinson drove in four with a three run homer and a double as Baltimore defeated Minnesota 11-2 in St Paul. Boog Powell hit a three run homer and Robinson added his 17th as the Orioles broke the game open in the sixth and earned an unearned first inning win over Dean Chance.
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Regan’s Woes Deepen Dodgers Slump as Vulture Falls
Dodgers pitcher Phil Regan, nicknamed The Vulture, lost his third decision in two months, as Los Angeles dropped to eighth in the NL and 12 games behind the leaders. The club, missing stars Koufax Wills Johnson, faces a grim stretch after a rough night against the Braves.
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Cubs Rally To Beat Mets On Banks Ninth Inning Hit
In Chicago, Ernie Banks delivered a run scoring single in the ninth, lifting the Cubs to a 6-5 victory over the Mets. Glenn Beckett started the rally with his third hit, collecting a one-out single and taking third on a Williams hit.
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Red Sox edge Senators 8 7 in late homer finale
Boston's Carl Yastrzemski and Joe Foy hit two homers each to lift the Red Sox over Washington 8-7. Yastrzemski tied the game with a fifth inning two-run shot and later homered again in the seventh to break the deadlock. Foy joined with a decisive eighth inning homer as Jose Santiago earned the win.
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Gosger two run homer seals A's 2-0 win in first game
Kansas City beats Cleveland 2-0 as Jim Gosger hits a two out, two run homer in the seventh off Steve Hargan after Ramon Webster triple breaks no hit bid. Chuck Dobson earns win over Hargan in first of two tonight. Dobson improves to 3-2.
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Tutwiler Leads Sunnehanna Amateur Opens With 65
Ed Tutwiler the former West Virginia amateur champion now based in Indianapolis fired five under par 65 to lead the Sunnehanna Amateur at Sunnehanna Country Club in Johnstown Pennsylvania. He posted 33 on the front and 32 on the back for a 65 while Jack Lewis and Lanny Wadkins stood three shots back at 68 in the 72 hole event.
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July 18 Set for Fincastle Handicap Tournament
Po Jack Hart announces the second annual Fincastle Handicap will start July 18 instead of July 11. Pairings are due by 6 p m Friday June 16 and players not yet signed up must declare at the Fincastle pro shop.
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Saturday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Schedule lists American League games including Detroit at California at 11 p.m. and Cleveland at Kansas City at 7 p.m. All games noted with weather and starting pitchers. Other games feature Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago at New York Washington at Boston and additional night contests.
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Reds rally with six homers to beat Astros 10 7
Pete Rose Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich homered in the seventh inning as Cincinnati Reds erased a 7-4 deficit to beat the Houston Astros 10-7. Floyd Robinson and Vada Pinson started the rally with singles, then Rose hit his sixth homer to tie the game. Claude Raymond relieved Don Wilson. Tony Perez doubled, Johnson added his ninth homer, Pavletich his first, and Jerry Arrigo earned the win as Bob Lee held Houston scoreless for the last two innings.
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Pirates Rout Phillies 16 1? Pirates 17-1 routs Phillies in 23-hit game
The Pittsburgh Pirates crushed the Philadelphia Phillies 17-1 in a 23-hit attack. In the opening inning five runs started the scoring, with a two-run safety from Jerry May and a multi-run frame in the fifth highlighted by a Gene Alley two-run triple. Gene Oliver and Don Lock contributed to the early Philadelphia run, but the Pirates dominated with seven hits in the fifth as they expanded their lead.
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Cardinals Beat Dodgers 3-2 on Hughes Late RBI
Dick Hughes pitched eight innings and singled home the deciding run in the seventh as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2. Tim McCarver opened the seventh with a single and advanced to second on a fielder's choice before Hughes delivered the key hit off Claude Osteen.
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Twins Fire Mele Hire Ermer To Manage In Minnesota
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith fired Sam Mele as manager and named Cal Ermer, previously a Triple A Denver skipper, as his successor. Ermer, 42, takes over after 22 seasons in the Twins’ farm system, with Mele praised for past work and noted for a midseason firing decision amid a pennant chase.
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Yankees Trip Chisox Cartwright Wilkinson Win University Honors
George Cartwright shot 74 to win low gross in the University Club tournament at Fincastle Country Club in a 125-golfer event now in its 30th year. George Peraldo and Buddy Evans tied for second with 76, Peraldo winning a playoff. Wilkinson took low net with 70, and guests’ honors went to Jim Getgood with 73 and Nick Perafini with 71.
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Menke and Johnson Lift Atlanta Past Frisco 5-3
Atlanta defeated San Francisco 5-3 as Denis Menke hit a two run homer and Ken Johnson earned the win. Johnson allowed only one hit through the first 14 batters, overcame a Ollie Brown homer, and Phil Niekro finished the game for the save. McCormick took the loss after walking in a run in the first.
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Clarke's Single Wins It By 2-1
Horace Clarke lined an 10th inning single driving in Steve Whitaker from second to give the New York Yankees a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Whitaker started the frame with a pinch single and moved to second on Dick Howser being hit by Bobby Locker's first pitch. Steve Hamilton earned the victory after fanning Pete Ward with two on in the 10th. Elston Howard homered earlier to spark the Yankees.
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Virginia Open golf leaders tie at four under par
Hooper and King join Gerringer at 136 after 36 holes in the Virginia State Open at Eastern Shore Yacht and Country Club. Harper, aiming for a seventh title, shot 73 to sit sixth at 138 as Garrett and Hiskey surge with 137. Low amateur Ball 139 and defending champ Strange 140.
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