Gibson Rises to No 2 on Strikeout List in 12-4 Win
Bob Gibson struck out nine Reds to lift his career total to 2,862, moving past Jim Bunning for second on the all time list behind Walter Johnson. He stressed wins matter more than records and needs 20 victories this season, as St Louis beat Cincinnati 12-4.
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Walter Johnson
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinals
Don Gullett
Ted Sizemore
RBI
Luis Melendez
Reds
Joe Morgan
Ken Reitz
Wadkins and Casper Face Open Championship Odds
Oakmont set to host the 73rd U S Open with Lanny Wadkins, a rising star, and Billy Casper, a veteran and former champion, as top contenders. Wadkins touts great current form and confidence while Casper worries about putting and recent scoring struggles as he plans a limited late-season schedule.
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Billy Casper
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Injury sidetracks KC shortstop Patek. Derby winner Riva Ridge set for mass.
Baseball and sports brief round up reports Fred Patek will miss two weeks with an injury. Riva Ridge to start in the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Gilchrist leads in Home Box Office Open Bowling. Padd en dies at 64. Arbour gets three year Isles contract. other sports notes.
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Kansas City
Fred Patek
Riva Ridge
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Thurston Gilchrist
Portland
Tom Padden
Pittsburgh Pirates
al Arbour
New York Islanders
NHL
Mary Bacon
Belmont Park
Philadelphia Phillies
Darrell Flowers
Joseph O’brien
Dodger
Jim Gilliam
San Juan
Pro-President Golf Tour Thorny Cedar Rapids Result
Hall fires 72 to win individual honors while Wilhute and Lurcido of Highland Park Country Club Mason City take the team event at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Kohl and Barrigan of Town House GC Cedar Rapids tied for second with 65.
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Joe Lurcido
Highland Perk Country Club
Mason City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mike Hall
Tipton
Otto Kohl
Don Barrigan
Town House Golf Club
Cedar Rapids
Je Wiihute
Joe Lucindo
Highland Fark CC
Jack Webb
John Neiman
Waukee Moines
Cedar Nore
Tipton Golf Club
Larry Lowrey
Broken Country Club
Galesburg
Iil
Local Little League Scores Highlight Monday Action
May City Roll Sporting Goods defeated Knight Life 8-3 while May City Lanes edged Phillips 66 in major play. K-Mart beat First Trust for Ely 13-11 in minor action as Berstler homered. Country Kitchen won 7-6 over Ramada Inn. Swisher Trust powered past Iowa Home Improvement 14-6 in pony division with Terry Jones homering twice. Paul Cray Painting crushed Skate Country 21-6. Lancer Lanes routed Wigs Water Works on a grand slam by Brook Weldon. Ohio National beat Stems Excavating 18-2.
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Knight Life
May City Lanes
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K-Mart
First Trust
Ely
Berstler
Country Kitchen
Ramada Inn
Terry Jones
Swisher Trust
Iowa Home Improvement
Paul Cray
Skate Country
Lancer Lanes
Brook Weldon
Ohio National
Midwest Investment
Altorfer Machinery
Tracy Krumholtz
K and H Auto Body
Iowa Glass Depot
Fisher Mower
Westgate Gulf
Colony Restaurant
Yellow Cab
Wholesale Feeds, Inc
Brundage to wed German princess at 85
Avery Brundage former IOC president aged 85 plans marriage to Mariann Princess Reuss 37 a German princess and former 1972 Munich Games hostess. Announcement by Brundage and mother Stephanie Princess Reuss notes her royal lineage and years of war survival. Brundage, Chicago hotel owner and real estate magnate, remarks on age and European marriage tradition.
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Ilten Taege Scott Co Win and Minor League Scores
Ilten and Taege led Scott Co to a 17 2 victory over National Insurance Service while also edging Sunrise Optimist 54 in major play at Cedar Hills Monday. Minor games saw Steve Brown drive in four as Midwest Investment beat Edgewood Cleaners 8-5 and Karr's Skelly win by forfeit over Eby's.
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Ilten
Taege
Sunrise
Boxing results from a crowded ring report
The boxing card highlights Eduardo Conn, Natalio Jimenez, Ron Lyle, and Wendell Newton in a series of outpoints and decisions. The sparse clipping lists weights and matchups with partial locations, reflecting a newspaper wire brief.
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Natalio J' Ninez
Ron Lyle
Wendell Newton
Minor League Scores Roundup by League
Minor league baseball results recap across Southern, American, Texas, Pacific Coast and Eastern Leagues. Included are Knoxville, Columbus, Denver, Tulsa, Indianapolis, Evansville, Amarillo, Alexandria, San Antonio, El Paso, Shreveport, Midland, Memphis, San Antonio, Eugene, Tucson, Phoenix, Salt Lake, Albuquerque, Spokane, Tacoma, Reading, Quebec, Waterbury, Bristol, Pittsfield and international leagues with scores and brief notes.
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Columbus
Denver
Tulsa
Indianapolis
Evansville
Amarillo
Alexandria
San Antonio
Arkansas
el Paso
Shreveport
Midland
Memphis
Hewant
Eugene
Tucson
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Albuquerque
Spokane
Tacoma
Vanderbilt's Sloan Leads Coaches Meet in Golf Tourney
Steve Sloan, new Vanderbilt head coach, shot two under par 70 to lead after 18 holes in Hot Springs Village at the National Football Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament. He had a 34 36 with three birdies as Arkansas coach Frank Broyles stood second with 77 and Missouri's Al Onofrio followed with a third-round score noted.
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Alonofrio
Missouri
Welty Way Defeats Goodyear to Maintain Lead in Major Open
Welty Way remained unbeaten at 5-0 in the Major Open with an 83 win over Goodyear Monday night. Will Graffner scattered four hits and, despite sixth inning wildness, secured the win as Welty Way built a 6-1 lead behind a two run triple by Cliff Rice and a two run double by Larry Anderson. Goodyear’s Steve Calvert homered and Lamphier suffered his first loss of the year as the defending champs chased him with eight runs in five innings.
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Don Sutton
Pete Richert
Los Angeles
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Greg Luzinski
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Ed White
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Cliff Rice
Larry Anderson
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Ube Ko
Johnny's Parkway routs C.R. Transfer in high scoring game
Tim Boyle drove in five runs guiding Johnny's Parkway to a 15-4 victory over C.R. Transfer & Storage at Noel Ridge Monday. Steve Saunders added three hits for the winners as Johnny's Parkway produced a big inning surge.
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Johnny's Parkway
C.R. Transfer & Storage
Noelridge
Steve Saunders
Merteldn Ronett
Schoniekelbera
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