Yancey Clings To Lead As Trevino Closely Trails In Open
Bert Yancey shot 70 to reach 205 through 54 holes at Oak Hill while Lee Trevino closed from five back with a 69 to 206. Nicklaus and Coody sit seven strokes behind at 212 as Palmer stumbles to 226 amid weather delays and a tight Open chase.
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Berry belts first grand slam as White Sox top Tigers 7-4
Ken Berry hit his first career grand slam driving Chicago to a 7-4 win over Detroit ending the Tigers five game streak. Detroit remained 6 4 2 games ahead in the American League as Baltimore lost to Minnesota. Sparma took the loss for Detroit while Tom Johnson improved to 5 0 with a short stay. Rays Owler left with a bruised leg after being hit by a pitch. Willie Horton was plunked twice as Chicago erased an early 1-0 deficit with a four run fourth inning.
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Chance and Twins Top Orioles 3 1 in St Paul
Dean Chance won for the Twins as Minnesota backed him with three runs after Bob Allison sparked a 1 1 tie with a leadoff homer in the fifth. Chance improved to 5 8, scattering four Baltimore hits as Boog Powell hit his 10th homer and Dave Johnson stole second but the Orioles could not muster more.
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Angels Edge Nets 5 4 In 10 Inning Thriller
Rick Reichardt homered leading off the 10th inning to lift the Angels to a 5 4 win over the Washington Senators. Marty Pattin earned the win after a lights out 10th inning. Bernie Allen drove in three in the eighth and Jim Fregosi delivered a tying triple in the ninth for Los Angeles.
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Stubby's Pash on Pome Its a guaranteed cinch
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Witty quips and quips on life in a nation’s mood
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Indians Trade Davalillo for Jimmie Hall
Cleveland Indians announce the trade of Vic Davalillo to acquire Jimmie Hall of the California Angels. Hall, 30, rookie record 33 homers in 1963, batting .210 with eight RBI and one homer this season. Davalillo, 26, in sixth major league season with Cleveland, batting .239 with 42 RBI. Hall to report Sunday.
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Juan Marichal Wins 12th as Giants Top Mets 9-5
New York trailed early as Don Bosch opened with a homer and the Mets built a 3-0 lead. Willie McCovey delivered a three run homer to put San Francisco ahead, with Marichal surviving 16 hits to earn win number 12. Alou, Cline and Mays sparked a key rally in the fifth before Hiatt's double sealed the victory in the ninth.
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Braves edge Cubs 3-2 in 10 innings to snap skid
Hank Aaron drove in the winning run with a 10th inning double after Felix Millan singled to set up the go ahead score. Cecil Upshaw earned the win as Atlanta beat Chicago 3-2, snapping the Cubs three game streak. Deron Johnson slugged a two run homer in the fourth to tie the game.
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Mauch Fired as Phillies Manager Replaced by Bob Skinner
Gene Mauch was dismissed as Philadelphia Phillies manager after nine seasons and a club record of six straight winning campaigns. Bob Skinner, 36, former San Diego Padres manager in the Pacific Coast League, will take over and has a contract through 1969.
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