Giusti’s six-hitter lifts Cardinals over Mets 1-0
Dave Giusti scattered six hits and scored the game's lone run as St. Louis defeated the New York Mets 1-0. He doubled to start the third and scored on Curt Flood's double, confirming Giusti's 1-0 win after two trades in two months.
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McCovey Aids Giants' Win
Willie McCovey hit two doubles and a homer driving in three runs as the San Francisco Giants defeated the San Diego Padres 5-1 in a nationally televised game. Juan Marichal pitched well, with Jim Davenport adding a bases-empty homer.
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Grant Halts Cubs 7-3 in toughpitching by Grant
Chicago saw Jim Mudcat Grant retire the first 16 batters but required ninth inning relief from Carroll Sembera as Montreal Expos beat the Cubs 7-3. Don Bosch Maury Wills and Rusty Staub powered the Expos while rookie Don Young spoiled the perfect bid with a one out single in the sixth.
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Don Young
Dodgers rout Astros aided by three errors to win 5 to 1
Los Angeles defeated Houston 5-1 as three Houston errors produced three unearned Dodger runs. Bill Singer allowed five hits through eight innings before a ninth inning rally. Wes Parker and Willie Crawford drove in two runs apiece for the Dodgers while Jim Brewer closed out the win.
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Wade Blasingame
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Rookie Money Sparks Phils in Pittsburgh
Don Money starred for Philadelphia with two singles a double and a triple driving in five runs as the Phillies pulled ahead in Pittsburgh. A controlled showing by Money fueled the offense and highlighted a productive day on the road for Philadelphia.
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Don Money
Philadel
McNally Shuts Out Senators as Orioles Hammer 9-0
Baltimore ace Dave McNally pitched a four hitter while Frank Robinson Don Buford and others supplied the offense in a 9-0 Orioles win over the Washington Senators. Robinson homered and collected three hits, Buford Hendricks Blair added two apiece as Baltimore slugged 12 hits.
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Frank Robinson
Don Buford
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Kings Win Triangular In Clinton Track Meet
Clinton high cruised to a victory in a track triangular with Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Kennedy, amassing 119 points to Jefferson 74 and Kennedy 41. Jeff athletes won multiple events including shot put, 880-yard relay, and mile medley relay, with Clinton and Kennedy securing several individual and relay wins.
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Dick Barber
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Craig Jelinek
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Emmit
Landis Secures Third Victory as Red Sox Top Indians
In Cleveland Ken Harrelson delivered a two run homer while the Boston Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 3 to hand the host a fourth straight defeat on a Saturday.
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Jeff Netters Edge East Moline in Tennis Duel
Jefferson high school tennis beat East Moline 4 3 in a meet held Saturday with Bob Klinsky and Tom Ferguson the only J Hawk singles winners. Jeff doubles teams swept their matches to clinch the victory while Moline defeated Jefferson 5 2 in the return match.
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Keough Leads Royals Past A's With Four-Base Day
Joe Keough doubled twice and hit a single, driving in one run and scoring another as Kansas City defeated Oakland 9-3. The outfielder, moved from Oakland to Kansas City in the expansion draft, added a run batted in during the Saturday game.
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Area Ten Eagles open with baseball doubleheader win
Special to The Gazette Marshalltown Area Ten Community College of Cedar Rapids opened junior college athletics with a baseball doubleheader sweep of Marshalltown Community College. Mike Miltner pitched two-hit games and struck out nine in a 4-2 win in game one, while a two-run homer by Miltner powered a 6-4 victory in game two. Dave Carney added a two-run shot for Area Ten in the fourth.
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Luther Falls In Track Meet Upset by Mankato State
Mankato State defeated Luther 85 to 60 in a college track meet on Saturday. Paul Bohnert won three field events the long jump triple jump and discus and also placed third in javelin for Mankato. Cedar Rapids' Jim Van Dine won the 440 yard intermediate hurdles for Luther and ran on winning Luther mile and 440 yard relay teams.
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Bob Miller
Byron Reed
Dave Perrin
Joe Moklebust
Bernie Peeters
Bill Scott
Simon Olson
Ron Vee
Lee Kidd
Jay Diley
Terry Cory
Darry Johnson
Larry Lasche
Je Maes
Jerry Anderson
Neil Brogren
Luther
Dick Carlson
Jimma
Dine
Jerry Winter
Dave Jones
John Savonen
Keith Rapp
Lewis Terral
Bob Campbell
Bill Wade
Jack Pollard
Will Williamson
Jerry Miner
Bill Small
Rich Scott
Dan Peergpae
Ken Rasmussen
Hurdies
Jim van Dine
Stac ° Coleman
Norm Ayen
Larry Miller
Bill
Dysart and Don Bosco Split Two Prep Baseball Games
Dysart-Geneseo and Gilbertville Don Bosco split a Saturday doubleheader. Don Bosco won the opener 4-3 while Dysart-Geneseo captured the nightcap 8-7 in eight innings. Scoring details show early offense and a dramatic late comeback, with pitchers Manat, Delagardelle, Dethiers, Feverbach, Ison contributing on both sides.
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Michigan Champ 2 From Iowa Win Mat Titles
Michigan Wrestling club claimed the 105.5 and 163 pound titles as Dale Kestel and Lee Dietrick led a 35-33 victory over NYAC. Len Kaufman of the US Army won the 180.5 title, Dan Gable took 136.5 and Iowa State earned sportsmanship honors. other champs included Iowa, Nebraska, Chicago and Japan wrestlers.
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Lee Dietrick
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Norse Sweep William Penn to Open Iowa Conference Baseball
Luther opens the Iowa conference season by sweeping William Penn 7-2 and 4-2. Denny Caldwell pitched the nightcap with seven strikeouts and no walks, while Mike Howard and Don Tresemer sparked the opener with a five run sixth inning and key RBI. Harry Olson earned the win in game two as Luther outhit 6-4.
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Drake Names Track Coach Ehrhart to Lead Drake Program
Des Moines AP reports Drake University named Robert Ehrhart of Northwestern as track coach effective June 1. Ehrhart, 38, has led Northwestern track since 1960 and will replace Bob Karnes who remains Drake athletic director. Ehrhart, a 1954 Northwestern graduate, won the Drake Relays pole vault title as a senior and is a father of four with Marine Corps service.
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Masters Controversy Pushes Palmer Toward Fifth Title Bid
The page reports players 41 year old Lionel Hebert and 212. Weiskopf Coody Knudson with 69s. Devlin and Dan Sikes tied at 213 and 73 respectively. Arnold Palmer held 218 after a contentious second hole ruling and a separate bunker incident at the 555 yard second hole. Palmer shot 70. PGA director Jack Tuthill oversaw a two stroke penalty later eased by the Masters rules committee.
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College Baseball Results Across Multiple Matches
A roundup of college baseball scores shows Luther routing William Penn 74 to 2 while several other games end with wide margins and varied opponents including Cornell over Navy 10 to 0 and Manhattan defeating Fairleigh Dickinson 10 to 0. The list spans teams from Indiana State to Oklahoma, Texas, and Illinois with multiple close contests and several 10 inning efforts noted.
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Wae
Moot State
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Depauw
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Wash 2nd In Golf Wash 2nd In Golf
Clinton leads North Mississippi Valley Conference golf after week one at Squaw Creek with 317 strokes led by Joe Burden 75. Washington runs second as Gary Rainbow 79 and Charles Sirvid 79 share runner up medalist honors. Clinton and Dubuque tied for fourth. scores and player names listed for each team.
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Grant Miller
Heatherton Weds Rentzel At St Patrick’s Cathedral
New York AP reports actress Joey Heatherton and Dallas Cowboys flanker Lance Rentzel wed on Saturday at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Their marriage creates a high profile union between entertainment and football circles in New York.
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Lance Rentzel
Dallas Cowboys
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