Indians blank Tigers 2-0 behind Hargan and Alvis homer
Cleveland pitchers held Detroit to five hits as Max Alvis delivered a two run homer in the fourth after Billy Harris walked. Steve Hargan worked into the eighth inning before Hal Kurtz and Stan Williams closed out the shutout with relief appearances.
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Bosox Edge White Sox 7-2 Behind Santiago's solid effort
Jose Santiago held Chicago to seven hits as Boston beat the White Sox 7-2. A three run third included Joe Foys two run single aided by Buddy Bradfords misplay in left field. Chicago scored twice in the third on Duane Josephson Gary Peters and Luis Aparicio singles. Boston added two more in the sixth after bases loaded, Elston Howards grounder misplayed by Wayne Causey.
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Gary Peters
Red Sox
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Elston Howard
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Bahnsen Pitches Yanks By Twins In Big Seventh
Frank Fernandez delivered a two run double fueling a four run seventh inning as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 5 to 2. Stan Bahnsen earned his seventh win with a six hitter and nine strikeouts reclaiming lead after Tony Oliva tied it with his 100th major league homer in the fourth. Mantle opened scoring with a homer as the Yankees rallied to defeat the Twins.
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Stuart High To Row In England
J E B Stuart High School rowing team aims for the international championships in England after becoming national champions. Boosters fund raise $11,500 needed. $7,800 raised with pledges to go and return. Crew prepares aboard the ship Queen Elizabeth for July Thames race from July 13 to 16.
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Exclusive Native Wins Arlington Classic Narrowly
Exclusive Native wore down favored Iron Ruler to capture the $108,000 Arlington Classic by three quarters of a length at Arlington Park. Good Investment finished third in the 40th running of the one mile race run in 1:36 on a fast track, with Call Me Prince and Verbatim also in the field of eight.
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Nancy Reed Reaches Waterside Invitational Tennis Final
Nancy Reed of Gaithersburg Maryland advanced to the Waterside Invitational final in Virginia Beach after routing fourth seed Millie West 6 2 6 1 in the semifinals. Top seed Reed faces Betty Gustafson of Richmond who won the other semifinal when Sue Behlmar defaulted with a leg cramp.
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Eagles Sign Cyril Pindar From Illinois
The Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of Cyril Pindar a 6 2 222 pound running back from Illinois.
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Lakers Weigh Wilt Trade Amid Salary Tug Of War
Los Angeles general manager Fred Schaus discussions with Philadelphia officials amid speculation on Wilt Chamberlain trade. Rumors link Chamberlain to the Lakers for Darrall Imhoff Archie Clark Jerry Chambers plus cash, or alternatively Jerry West as another prize. Chamberlain seeks higher pay and a club stake, while 76ers owner Irv Kosloff and GM Jack Ramsay weigh the offer and balance performance with contract demands.
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Jack Ramsay
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Rain Cancels London Open Tennis Finals at Queen's Club
Finals at Queen's Club were washed out by rain. Tom Okker of the Netherlands would have faced Clark Graebner of New York for the men's singles title with a first prize of 1200 dollars and a share of 2400 dollars tied to recent British event points. The women's final between Ann Haydon Jones and Nancy Richey was also canceled.
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Wright Signs with Bengals in AFL Expansion Draft
Cincinnati signed eight year Chargers tackle Ernie Wright in a 1968 contract. Wright, 28, 6 foot 4, 270 pounds, joined the Bengals via the expansion draft and will bolster Cincinnati’s offensive line.
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Bengals
Cardinals Thrash Braves 6-1 in seventh straight win
St. Louis capitalized on early runs as Orlando Cepeda and Tim McCarver drove in three apiece and homered, while Ray Washburn limited Atlanta to one run to secure the Cardinals seventh straight victory Saturday.
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St Louis Cardinals surge as Cepeda backs win run spree
In a 21st century style recap, the Cardinals push to top the NL by securing 21 wins in 25 games. An early error by Sonny Jackson set the stage for McCarver's fifth homer, Cepeda two RBIs, and a three-run seventh inning after Cal Maxvill and Lou Brock sparked the rally with a pair of hits.
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Humorous Observations and Wry Political Quips in One Week
A light weekly column presents a string of quips and observations. It riffs on romance at a hotel, the value of literacy, credit honesty, TV repeats, political jabs at McKinley and Pueblo, money tightness, conversation quality, shopping behavior, modest attire trends, truth stretching, and a closing line about exercise and waistlines.
Olympic Coach Sees Strong U S Track Team Prospects
Sacramento AP AHEAD OF MONTHS TO Mexico City Olympic Trials coach Payton Jordan says the U S team could be among the best ever and notes deep sprinters and a strong world record chase at the AAU championships. He cites seven men tied for the world 100m mark and a wind aided 10.0 final. He expects about 15 Tahoe camp applicants including Ryan Flowers Kutschinsky and Steinhauer with several others given "free rides" for training. Record performances also dot the AAU meet with Young Whitney Evans Walker and Matson among winners.
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