White Sox Beat Orioles on Horn's Five-Hit gem
Joe Horlen won his ninth decision in ten as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 in a six inning game highlighted by a three-run fifth inning after Frank Robinson and Al Weis were knocked out in a collision. Robinson suffered a head injury and Weis left the game. Robison later diagnosed with a mild concussion and sidelined.
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Baltimore
Joe Horn
Chicago White Sox
Balttimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Horlen
White Sox
Robinson
Chicago
al Weis
Weis
Orioles
Boston
Twins
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Tony Conigliaro
Henorth
Gary Waslowaski
John Wyatt
Minnesota
Conigliaro
Jpsith
Joe Foy
Dear Chance
Sinai Hospital
Waslewski
Harman Kille
Weig
Sox
Dick Williams
Wyatt
Culeago
Red Sox
Paieana
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Snyder
Ah Hel Hansen
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Tovar
Powell I
Gray
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Killeorow
A Foren
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Weraloy
Adair
Nuon
Fommien
Odot Imah
Umacnde
HOS Ars
S—Belatuer
Horten
Sf—Horten
Rorlen Wien
Detroit
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Kaline
Ainiss
Anaheim
Mgkl
Philadelphia
Jorgen
Frm
Danmark
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Sam McSeixas Spiuteh
Titich Ted
Selxas
Terry Koubek
Charleston
Jaycee Galf
Shawnee
David LeClerc
Brian Harter
Anderson
AF Dusic
Louch
Een- Shor
Anderson Ander
Seixas
Fairmont
Billie Jean King Opens Wimbledon Day With Win
Billie Jean King, American No. 1, defeats Ingrid Lordshof in straight sets on Wimbledon ladies day. The match features King’s fast serves and occasional errors, ending 7-? 6-? as seeds perform in a day of varied results.
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Fred Tupper
New York Times
Seriie
Billie Jean King
Ingrid Lordshof
Den
Billie Jean
Mrs. King
Thor
Miss Lordahl
Ingrid
Illie Jean
Francoise Durr
France
Christine ‘Truman
Miss Durr
Lavetive
Miss Truman
Miss Curr
Billie Jory
Ingrid Lordahl
Sweden
Dean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ladies Day Sleepy Hosts Invitational Nine Hole Event
A large field of 40 ladies participated in the Ladies Day Sleepy Hosts Invitational featuring multiple winners across divisions. Edgewood saw Mrs EJ Mills win low net with 38, while Buckner Clay and James Prentiss tied for second with 88s. Kanawha back nine low net Class A winner Mrs BB Barter, B winner Mrs Alec Gettman, C winner Mrs G W Harris, D winner Mrs Andy Raptis. Berry Hills held a test poker hand tournament with winners Mrs MM Lambrechts, Mrs Shanley Morris, and Mrs C R Foulehe. Rockets' Ticket Sales noted.
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Edna Booth
Guyan
Lucille Martin
Meadow Links
Sally Meechan
Ironton
Ana Satsbury
Ravenswood
Bonnie Strayer
Low Blind Hole
C. S. Thornburg
High Bund Hole
Jane Parsons
Mav
Enswood
Low Pults
Jer Lyry Corcoran
Most
Edgewood
EJ. Mills
Buckner Clay
James Prentiss
Southmoor
Roberta Levine
Phyllis Margelis
Lois Kaufman
Peggy Luis
Kanawha
B. B. Barter
Alec Gettman
G. W. Harris
Andy Raptis
Berry Hills
MM. Lambrechts
Shanley Morris
C. R. Foulehe
Yankees Top Royals in Casey Rally Behind Verbanic
New York Yankeed s rally past Kansas City 21 as Jao Verbanic and two Ps anchor a pitching effort. Catfish Hunter and Jim Ope hale feack combine on seven scoreless innings, while Hoare Howser Clarke and Howser drive in key runs to secure a four-game win streak for the A’s over the Royals.
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Yanks
Kansas City
Athletics
Jim Ope
Hale Feack
Catfish” Hunter
Wea
Danny Cater
Oka Fe Wendeni
Opi
Yankees
Ges
Hoarace Tensnin
Jane Clarke
Dick Howser
Alsup
Ae Clarke
Catia
Ana
Sr Tm
Hess
Cava Peas
Ena
Tabeeny
Clarke
Howser
Womack Ait
Bert Campaneris
Rasmon Webster
Taut
Thornhill Cups Tennis Victory in West Junior Cup
Marthal Thornhill of Charleston defeats Andy Powell of Illinois 4 75 in the Western Junior Wightnal Cup round robin event. Thornhill and Wally Baisden win doubles by default over Powell and Golding. Ohio Valley team dominant with multiple wins.
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Indianapolis
Marthal Thornhill
Charleston
Andy Powell
Illinois
Frobin
Wally Baisden
Michele Goltling
Miners
Thornhill
Baisden
Powell
Golding
Ohio Valley
Clarke Sets Fast Two Mile World Record in Stockholm
Australia’s Ron Clarke powered to a remarkable two mile time of 8 minutes 19.8 seconds in Stockholm. He edged past the previous world mark of 8:22.64 set by Michel Jazy of France in 1965 with a 59.8 second final lap, finishing well ahead of Sweden’s Lars Berg.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mans Lagerqvist
Ron Clarke
Australia
Jeans
Cali
Fateaesteraas
Michel Jazy
France
Clarke
Lars Bergigs
San Diego
McMurry College
Abil
Kipchoge Kennu
Kenyajene
Tex
Ile
Miami
Pra
Cookie
Gram Ulf Hoebgerg
Sahan
Burk
Buckpasser Syndicated For 4.8 Million
New York AP reports Buckpasser, America's No 1 thoroughbred, was syndicated Tuesday for a record 4.8 million. Owner Ogden Phipps announced 18 of 42 shares sold. crowd of 54,000 gave a standing ovation as the Dolphins and Broncos trade and other figures dominated the day. The piece notes parallel sports moves and world records linked to athletes and teams.
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New York
Bucker
America
Thor
Ogden
Secon
Denver
Colo
Phipps
Lenger Broncos
Miamishean
Clarke
Dolphins
American Footmen
Itball League
Broncos
Gill
Buffmeters
Thejuay
Mami
Ernie Park
Canada
France
Park
Heland Gilchrist
George Wilson Jr
Miami
Karl Waban
Points Decide Pacific 8 Champion
San Francisco AP. Pac 8 title path described with voting for conference champion when tied in season records. Rose Bowl representative to face Big Ten winner, with past seasons showing potential alternates under tie rules.
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SAN Francisco
Madbers
Hescetoith
Mumiers
Execuive Direler
J. Hamilton
Pasadena
Henley Races Start Today in England and Pac-12 Bowl Talk
The report mixes Henley Regatta action with college football bowl race notes. It cites Washington at 64 overall and 4-1 in conference, mentions USC and UCLA in bowl discussions, and notes Pac- cham- gatta standings. East Germans and Wisconsin lead international rowing entries in the Royal Henley Regatta with six crews.
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USC
UCLA
Organ State
Oregon
Henly-On-Thames
Eng
United States
Communist East
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
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