Giants Rally Past Pirates Twice In Sunday Twinbill
In San Francisco Jim Hart belted a leadoff homer in the 15th to lift the Giants 4 3 in the opener. Willie Mays collected seven hits and drove in a run in the nightcap as New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 3. Hart's homer gave Ron Herbel the win in the opener. Bob Bolin won the nightcap with relief from Frank Linzy.
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Phillies Sweep Astros Behind Bunning Belinsky Strikeouts
Johnny Callison drove in the tying and winning runs with a seventh inning triple in game one as Jim Bunning and Bo Belinsky limited the Astros to 2 runs in a doubleheader sweep. Belinsky notched his second complete game of the year with ten strikeouts as Philadelphia built a 7-1 win in the nightcap and moved to 7-5 in the season.
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Astros
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Jim Wynn
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Beard Finishes Two Strokes Back in Open Thriller
Kel Nagle of Australia tied Gary Player at 282 to force a Monday playoff for the National Open at Belleair. Nagle’s 69 overcame a late stumble by Player, who failed to finish off a record-tying run as the 18,000-strong crowd watched a dramatic final round.
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Paul Kelly
Robert Reith
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Ralston Poised for Wimbledon as Thumb Heals
Dennis Ralston, U S top tennis hope, faces a sprained thumb ahead of Wimbledon. The Bakersfield star expects to play despite swelling, aiming to challenge Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle, and Jan Erik Lundquist as he opens against Dallas’s Hamilton Richardson.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across the American League
Results show Minnesota 6 7, New York 44 versus Cleveland 5 3, Los Angeles 0 1 Detroit 12 1, Kansas City 2 with Boston 3 in a second game post er 14, Washington 2. No games scheduled on Monday.
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Davis Wins Littlesburg Modified Feature at Littlesburg Raceway
Carl Davis of Hillsville Va outsprinted Mievin Smith of Newport Va to win the 40 lap modified sportsmen feature at Littlesburg Raceway near Princeton earning 200 dollars. Smith had fastest qualifier at 17.5 seconds for a quarter mile and won 100 dollars for second. Cloyd Bishop finished third. Benny Croy won the 30 lap hobby feature worth 50 dollars with Denny West second earning 35. Croy posted fastest hobby qualifier time of 19.1 seconds.
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Koufax Dominates Dodgers Mets Split Doubleheader
Sandy Koufax pitched a one hitter for a 2-1 Dodgers win and his 12th straight over the Mets. In the nightcap New York used nine hits to beat Don Drysdale 3-2 as Roy McMillan and Jim Hickman helped rally in the eighth with a squeeze bunt.
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Coleman’s Pinch Hit Seals Reds Win 9-8 Over Cubs
Gordy Coleman lined a bases loaded single in the ninth to cap a two run rally and lift Cincinnati past Chicago 9-8 in the nightcap after an 8-5 Cubs win. Ron Santo slugged a three run homer and drove in four for Chicago. Ernie Banks also homered and singled in the first game.
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New Regulations Adopted For State Football Ratings
West Virginia rules reform to count every game in season rankings replaces prior in-class only scoring. Board of Appeals adopted changes at Blackwater Falls State Park, effective this fall, aiming for fairer playoffs and removing extra rating points for undefeated teams. Enrollment minimums for top class to be reviewed next year.
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WVU Eligible To Defend SC Grid Crown
The Southern Conference directors ruled West Virginia eligible to defend its football title this fall after Virginia Tech left the league leaving WVU with four conference games. The move mirrors a prior exception made for East Carolina’s status and notes WVU had five games scheduled. The committee also advanced spring meeting actions including rolling baseball scheduling, naming Red Brown WVU chair, and tentatively approving 1966 outdoor track at Fort Eustis and several site assignments.
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Haynie Wins Cosmopolitan Women’s Open in Sudden Death
Sandra Haynie defeated Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Hagge in a sudden death playoff at Macktown Golf Course to win the Cosmopolitan Women's Open for $1,275. Regular play ended at 210 for 54 holes with Creed finishing ninth at 219 and earning $320.
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