Lopez Walks Off Sox in 17th As Yankees Sweep
Hector Lopez drove home the winning run in the 17th inning on Al Weis error to lift the New York Yankees over Chicago 2-1 and sweep the doubleheader. New York also won the opener 2-0 to move atop the AL, eight games ahead of Baltimore. Lopez doubled with one out and, after an intentional walk to Elston Howard and a walk to Phil Linz, Bill Stafford grounded to short for an unearned score. Mantle and Howard homered in the opener.
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Venturi Captures US Open In Stunning Comeback
Ken Venturi, 33, clinched the US Open at Congressional with rounds of 72 70 66 70 for 278 to end a career of near-misses. Palmer 286 Nicklaus 295 Boros out early. Venturi endured heat and a near-collapse yet emerged as golf’s next great challenger.
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Nats sweep KC with 13-2 and 5-2 wins
Washington pounded Kansas City 13-2 in the first game as Don Lock and Jim King provided the offense. Rookie Al Koch pitched the nightcap a 5-2 victory aided by ninth inning relief to halt Washington’s four-game skid. Ed Brinkman and Lock drove in runs in the opener while Dop Leppgst homered in the eighth.
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Wickersham and Rakow Lead Detroit Past Minnesota 4-2
Dave Wickersham limited Minnesota to three singles through eight innings and Ed Rakow closed out the ninth. Tony Oliva homered and Don Mincher walked before Bob Allison and Jerry Kindall singled to spark a late Detroit rally. The win improves Wickersham to 9-5 overall and 4-0 against the Twins this season.
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Northern Dancer Earns Rest After Queen's Plate Win
Northern Dancer captured the Queen's Plate at Woodbine in 2 02 1 5 for 1 5 miles. The rallying comments by Jim Fitzsimmons and Av e lino Gomez highlight the race. After the victory the horse will rest at Belmont Park on Long Island before returning to Winfield Farm, Toronto.
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Mickey Mantle Heads AL All Star Lineup At Shea Stadium
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle is the sole repeater named to the American League starting lineup for the July 7 All Star Game at Shea Stadium. AL selections include three players from the Yankees, three from the Twins, and one each from the Angels and Orioles with NL selections to follow.
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Boston Explodes In Fifth And Sixth To Coast Past Orioles
Dick Stuart collected four hits including a three run homer and four driven in as the Boston Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 9 6. Carl Yastrzemski added three singles and two RBIs before ejection in the eighth. Boston scored four runs in both the fifth and sixth to take an 8 2 lead, with Stuart homer in the sixth and Kirkland belting a two run shot for Baltimore in the sixth. Orioles pitcher Barber took the loss and Monbouquette debuted in relief for Boston.
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Angels Complete Fifth straight win with 4-1 victory
Los Angeles beat Cleveland 4-1 as two error plagued plays in the fifth inning aided the Angels' surge. Bo Belinsky pitched four hit shutout innings before relief from Bob Duliba, and Jim Piersall went 3-for-4 driving in the decisive runs in the fifth.
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WVU Team Attends FCA Summer Conference
A delegation of 11 athletes and coaches from West Virginia University represented the school at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes summer conference.
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