Yanks Bomb LA as Ford Notches 9th Victory
Whitey Ford earned his sixth straight win for the Yankees, beat the Los Angeles Angels 7 2, and Elston Howard drove in two runs. Ford allowed five hits before Pedro Ramos finished, improving to 9 6 with a 2 13 ERA in his hot streak. Howard had two RBIs, Maris and Howard hit consecutive doubles, and Hector Lopez plus Cleet Boyer added key runs.
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Johnson Goes Route For Win
Jim Clark's towering grand slam homer in the eighth inning powered Wytheville to a 9-5 victory over Bluefield at Bowen Field. Rick Johnson pitched a complete game for Wytheville, leveling their record at 2-2 while Bluefield fell to 1-2. Clark delivered a three-run third inning and capped the scoring with his second homer in as many games after a sixth inning rally by Wytheville.
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Twins Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader For 6-5 Win
Minnesota edged Detroit 6-5 in ten innings as Joe Nossek drove in Rich Rollins with a single for the deciding run. Don Mincher homered in the eighth to help win the opener 6-4 while Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew provided early runs. The victory keeps the Twins half a game ahead in the American League.
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White Sox sweep Orioles as errors fuel two wins
Chicago White Sox take advantage of Baltimore errors to win 6-2 in the first game and 4-0 in the second. Key misplays by Aparicio and miscues by Orioles pitchers led to unearned runs as Chicago built early leads and cruised.
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Indians sweep KC with doubleheader wins in 15th inning epic
The Cleveland Indians toppled Kansas City 10 7 in 15 innings and 11 7 in seven, as Chuck Hinton blasted a three run homer in the opener and Max Alvis, Larry Brown, and Sonny Siebert fueled a late rally in the nightcap. The sweep left Cleveland 14 2 in their last 16 and tied for second, a half game behind Minnesota.
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Tillman And Lonborg Pace Bosox By Nats 5-4 And 4-1
Boston sweeps Washington in a double header as Bob Tillman delivers a bases loaded single in the 11th for a 5-4 nightcap win. Jim Lonborg pitched seven hits and one earned run in the opener to lift Boston 4-1. Yastrzemski homered and collected multiple hits in the twin bill.
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Mitchell Wins Virginia Open With Three Stroke Margin
Bobby Mitchell, age 22 and assistant pro at Danville Golf Club, captured the 38th Virginia State Open with a 72 for a 72 hole total of 262 and $1,000 top prize. Wynsol Spencer finished second at 285 after a costly double bogey on the second hole.
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Baseball doubleheader schedule with key pitchers listed
American League games include New York at Washington with Stottlemyre and Stafford. Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Baltimore. Minnesota at Chicago with pitchers Richert, McCormick, Buzhardt, Boswell. Also lists night games and records for several starters.
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East Beats West in All-America Game 34-14
Xen Willard of North Carolina set a rushing record with 113 yards on 18 carries and was named most valuable player. John Huarte of Notre Dame threw two TD passes and kicked four extra points, while Dick Butkus of Illinois was a disruptive force on defense. Navy’s Roger Stau bach handed to Army’s Rollie Stichweh for the final TD as East took control after halftime.
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State Jaycee Golf Tourney To Start
LOGAN AP Tennay golfers from around the state tee off Monday for the two day 36 hole West Virginia Jaycee Golf Tournament. The par 72 course at Logan Country Club will be restricted to youths under 18. Favorites include Gary McLaughlin 17 of Wheeling who shot a 68 in Wheeling qualifiers.
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