Brandt And Jackson Guide Phillies Past Braves 6-2, 6-4
Phillies sweep doubleheader after 6-4 win. Jack Brandt homered and tripled to spark the nightcap as Philadelphia built a 5-run fifth inning. Larry Jackson pitched the opener for a 6-2 victory, Dalrymple adding a homer and three RBIs while Nick Rico Carty, Torre, and others contributed for Atlanta.
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Red Sox Indians Game Postponed by Rain in Cleveland
Rain halted the Red Sox at Cleveland in the fifth inning after Boston led 4 to 3. Umpires waited 90 minutes before calling the game with the Indians at bat. Jorge Scott homered in the first, Joe Azcue and Leon Wagner also homered earlier, but rain washed out all hits and homers.
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Richey Hoogs Lead American Advance at Wimbledon Warmup
Cliff Richey and Bill Hoogs advanced to the third round at the London Lawn Tennis Championships as part of a large American contingent. Dennis Ralston Clark Graebner Ron Helmberg Marty Riessen and Jim McManus also progressed to the second round with several close matches.
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Birds Open Drills For Bluefield Orioles At Bowen Field
About 20 players report for pre season training at Bowen Field with Vern Hoschier in charge until a manager is named. Jim Frey led last year but is not returning. George Fanning notes 20 players in by Monday and Vaughn Kovach signs to join the Baby Birds after a WVU season of 17 5 and 82.
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Buford Drives Sox Over Angels in First Game
Don Buford drove in four runs with a single and a three run double to pace the Chicago White Sox past California 5 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Jack Lamabe won, allowing five hits for his fourth victory in six decisions. Jerry Adair added two hits and scored a run.
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A's and Red Sox Pull Six Player Trade
Kansas City Athletics and Boston Red Sox completed a six player trade late Monday night. A's sent pitcher Rollie Sheldon, John Wyatt and outfielder Jose Tartabull to Boston for outfielder Jim Gosger and pitchers Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. A spokesman said the deal involved no cash.
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Baseball Freeway Schedule Note for AL and NL Matchups
AL Minnesota Boswell 2 4 at Kansas City Dobson 2 4 night California Chance 3 8 at Chicago Buzhardt 3 3. Washington Ortega 5 3 at Detroit Monbouquette 3 5 night Boston Santiago 4 3 at Cleveland Si ebert 5 3 night New York Boston 1 1 at Baltimore McNally 5 2 night.
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National League Tuesday matchups listed
Stallard leads St Louis at New York while Rustesk starts for the Mets. Johnson faces Wise as Atlanta visits Philadelphia. Maloney aims for Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Dierker contests Koufax in Los Angeles. Holtzman stars for Chicago against San Francisco Herbel.
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Pistons Sign All American Bing From Syracuse
The Detroit Pistons have signed All American Dave Bing from Syracuse as the team’s No 1 draft choice. The deal marks Bing joining the Pistons after a standout college career and being selected top in the draft.
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Stargell Tops In NL Batting
Willie Stargell led NL hitters with a .335 average through Sunday before a line drive injury during batting practice. Roberto Clemente rose to .330, Curt Flood moved to .332, while Frank Robinson and others traded spots in the top 10 as early-season pace and records looms.
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ABC to televise 12 regular season and 5 playoff NBA games
Roone Arledge announced ABC Sports will carry 12 regular season NBA games on Sundays and five playoff games in color next season, telecast nationally from Hollywood California.
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Orioles blank Yankees as Robinsons drive 8-0 win
Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson powered Baltimore to an 8-0 victory over New York. Frank drove in five with a two run homer in the third and a later homer, Brooks added a seventh inning shot. Jim Palmer earned the win before leaving with a finger callus. Eddie Watt finished scoreless relief.
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Guilford Grad to Lead Graham Gians and Track Programs
Guilford College graduate Bob Blevins, former Marion High School fullback, will head wrestling and track at Graham High School and serve as assistant football coach. He replaces Ed Brookman, who moves to Floyd County High School. Blevins, 24, will also teach physical education. his duties begin with August football practice.
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Hunter Drives Chiefs to 5-2 Win over Twins in DH opener
Jim Hunter pitched seven strong innings scattering seven hits and drove in three runs with a bases loaded double as Kansas City erased an early deficit to beat Minnesota 5 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Camilo Pascual fell to 6-6 after the rally.
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Cardinals And Mets Split Pair
Lou Brock fueled a split night for St Louis with two singles and a triple as the Cardinals won the nightcap 1 after the Mets took the twilight game 5 2 on Bob Taylor s three run homer. Ray Washburn worked through six innings to square his record at 3 3. Ken Boyer homered for the Mets in the seventh.
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Broncos Sign Williams TE Pete Richardson as Free Agent
The Denver Broncos signed 6-4 230 pound tight end Pete Richardson of Williams College as a free agent. Richardson is listed at 6-4 and 230 pounds and joins the American Football League roster.
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Sanders And Palmer Lead Pro Golf Money List
Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer remain first and second in earnings as Phil Rodgers rises to third with a Buick Open win worth 20000. Sanders and Palmer both earned 2950 for tying eighth, bringing Sanders to 77649 and Palmer to 69752 this year while Rodgers hits 63054.
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Gentile Sent to Minors as Tempest Riles Astros
Houston owner Grady Hatton ousts Jim Gentile after he tosses a bat at umpire Ed Vargo and clashes with management. National League suspends him five days. Gentile may quit rather than report to Oklahoma City, while Hatton deems him bad influence on younger players. Chuck Harrison recalled to replace Gentile. Gentile had been batting .244 with seven homers this season.
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Hogan Returns to Olympic Club to Face Rough Course
Ben Hogan, 53, revisits the Olympic Club where he came close to a fifth National title 11 years ago. He notes steeper hills and tougher rough as he targets the 66th tournament on the 6,727-yard par 70 course, while fans chase him amid a field including Palmer Nicklaus and Player.
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Clemente Lifts Pirates With 8th Inning Three-Run Shot
Roberto Clemente belted a three-run homer off Billy McCool in the eighth as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 4. Cincinnati led 4 2 after Vada Pinson homers and tallied three in the fourth. McBean relieved Vern Law late and preserved the victory.
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Pirates Sign Six Free Agents to Minor League Deals
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signing of six free agents to minor league contracts and 41 players drafted last week. New signees include Doug Stanley Raymond Heller Walter Joyner Dace Lambert Robert Butkus and John Whitesell all reporting to the Pirates minor league camp in Salem Virginia for assignment within the farm system.
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