Reichardt Drives Angels To 4-3 Win Over A's In Rodent Park
Reichardt, in a switch of stance, belts an inside the park grand slam with bases loaded in the first inning to power the California Angels to a 4-3 victory over Kansas City at Municipal Stadium. He later notes adjusting his batting stance helped reduce trouble at the plate. Minnesota beats Chicago 3-1 and other AL NL results follow.
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Athletics
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Chicago
New York
Detoit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Minnie Rojas
George Brunet
Rojas
Jim Gosg
Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open By Four Strokes
Veteran golfer Gardner Dickinson, 39, won the Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club finishing 271 for four rounds, nine under par, earning $20,700. He credited weather and tough edges but played steady through the chilly wind to secure the fifth annual event.
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UPI
Sean
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Aurora Country Club
Wolfe City Football Field Gets Summer Upgrade
The Wolfe City football field is being prepared for the coming season with disking leveling and Bermuda grass seeding. A new watering system will keep the field green during hot dry months as weeds are controlled and surrounding areas cleared.
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Wolfe City
Travellers Down Amarillo Again
Arkansas pounded out 12 hits to beat Amarillo 8-3 for the second straight day and keep the Sonics from leading the Texas League. Albuquerque edged El Paso 5-4 in 10 innings as Nate Colbert hit his 18th homer to fuel Austin's late rally.
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United Press International
Arkansas
Amarillo
Sonics
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Austin
Albuquerque
Brian Sinnott
Ed Cecil
Scorin
Nate Colbert
Dan Kern
U S Stars Snubbed as Wimbledon Opens
Wimbledon starts with the United States lacking top seeds as Chuck Pasarell of Puerto Rico faces Manuel Santana of Spain in the first round. Pasarell, 25 to 1 to win, is one of the few Americans in the field with slim chances on the fast grass.
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England
Chuck Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Manuel Santana
Spain
Pasarell
Santana
U.S
Texas sees weekend toll with 22 traffic deaths
A United Press International tally from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight records 32 violent deaths in Texas, 22 from traffic. Also noted are two deaths in a Irving home fire, a Mexia gas fire fatality, a 15 year old killed in a pickup accident near Saginaw, a San Angelo head on collision fatality, a one car crash near Abilene, plus five water accident deaths in lakes Lavon and Anson.
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United Press International
Texas
Robert Nelson Pittman
Irving
Harvey Lee Cox
Fairfield
George Thomas Reedy
Saginaw
San Angelo
Lorand Mason
Jerry O’bur
Abilene
Thurmond Ofield
Mesquite
Lake Lavon
Edwin McGee
Hamlin
Lake Anson
Spitz Sets World 400 Meter Freestyle Record in San Leandro
Mark Spitz, 17, from Santa Clara, California, clocked 4 10.6 to break the world 400-meter freestyle record at the 15th annual San Leandro relays at Chabot College. He eclipsed East Germany's Frank Wiegand record of 4 11 set last August.
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UPI
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Santa Clara
Calif
San Leandro
Chabot College
Spitz
East Germany
Frank Wiegand
Medderses Go On Trial For Mortgaged Cattle Fraud
Ernest and Margaret Medders face trial in Gainesville Texas on a charge of selling six head of mortgaged cattle with intent to defraud. Attorneys assert legality of sales but acknowledge criminal intent in court at 9 30 a m before Judge W C Boyd.
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Gainesville, Tex
UPI
Ernest Medders
Memphis, Tenn
Texas
Margaret
Medderses
Muenster
Tex
Whitewright Lions Club Organizes City Fogging
The Whitewright Lions club arranged use of fogging equipment from Fannin county to fog the entire city to control mosquitoes and reduce disease risk. A second fogging is planned in about ten days with possible additional fogging if needed.
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Whitewright Lions Club
Fannin County
Red China Warns British Regime Over Hong Kong Tensions
In Hong Kong, Radio Peking quoted a protest note handed to the British charge d affaires blaming London for deteriorating ties. The note demanded the British accept Chinese demands and called Hong Kong policing actions fanatic provocations and fascist atrocities after riots sparked by a leftist union member’s fatal shooting.
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Hong Kong
UP1
China Today
Britain
London
Radio
Peking
Crown Colony
Ski winners crowned at Stelvio Cup giant slalom
Austria's Karl Schranz won the senior title at Stelvio Cup in Italy. Julia Spettel captured the women's title and Josef Augscheller took the junior crown for Italy in the Sunday race.
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Italy
UPI
Austria
Karl Schranz
Julia Spettel
Josef Aupscheller
Schrans
Miss Spiettel
Augscheller
Gore Leads Jets to Enemy Gun Positions
Major Robert F. Gore, husband of Bonham girl Barbara Biggerstaff, marked five enemy artillery positions with smoke near Gio Linh and Con Thien, guiding jets that destroyed the guns with bombs and rockets. Flying an O-1C observation craft, he coordinated with F-4 Phantoms and A-4 Skyhawks, with radar-guided airstrike control from Dong Ha. The attack ended with a 290 foot flame column at the Ben Hai river.
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Gio Linh
Con Thien
Robert F. Gore
Barbara Biggerstaff
Maj. Gore
Ben Hai
Dong Ha
Gore
Italian racer Giuseppe Perdome dies from Caserta crash injuries
In Naples Italy Giuseppe Perdome known as Tiger died Sunday from injuries sustained in the Caserta Formula Three crash last Sunday. He is the third driver to die from that crash Giacomo Ruoso and Fehr Beut died at the scene.
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Italy
UPI
Giuseppe Perdome
Tiger
Perdome
Giacomo
Geki) Ruoso
Taty
Fehr Beut
Government study data should be public say House subcommittee
The consumer aids subcommittee led by Chairman Benjamin Rosenthal argues the federal government holds extensive testing data and statistics that could help taxpayers. It claims the government as the largest collector of facts knows more about the marketplace than any other entity.
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UPI
House
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Special
U.S
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