Yankees Sweep Doubleheader After Brawl at Yankee Stadium
The New York Yankees won both ends of a twi night doubleheader 3-1 each, despite a benches-clearing brawl sparked by Joe Pepitone after being hit by a Gary Bell pitch. Pepitone was ejected after a scuffle, Bell warned. Williams and Downing pitched for the Yankees. Tresh and Pepitone drove key runs.
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Nicklaus Boros And Palmer Favored For Firestone Classic
At Akron Ohio the field of 90 tees off in the $55000 American Golf Classic on Firestone Country Club 7165 yard layout. Odds favor Nicklaus Boros and Palmer with Palmer 4 1 Boros 5 1 Nicklaus 6 1. Players note the tough course and narrow bunkered fairways raising the challenge for the opening round.
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Wilson Meets Gunderson In U S Women’s Amateur Quarters
Helen Wilson of Gladwyne Pa faces Jo Anne Gunderson the three time champion in the 63rd U S Women’s Amateur at Taconic Golf Club Williams town Mass Wilson won two matches to reach the quarters Gunderson the 1957 1960 1962 titlist overcame jitters with four birdies to reach this stage Other quarterfinals include Ahne Quast Wells Janis Ferraris Peggy Conley Judy Bell and Carol Sorenson as possible finalists seek a 36 hole final on Saturday
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Yanks send Daley home ending season
Bud Daley, on the disabled list since April 26 after left shoulder surgery, was sent home for the rest of the season by the New York Yankees. He developed a sore elbow after an exhibition game Monday night. Bob Ussery close to Saratoga jockey lead with four winners boosting total to 30 as Maruel Ycaza trails.
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McClendon adjusts LSU to new football rules after stellar first year
Louisiana State University coach McClendon faces a rebuilding season after replacing Paul Dietzel. He must replace 20 lettermen and adapt his defense oriented three team system to new substitution rules that lessen the impact of the White Go and Chinese Bandit units.
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Sun Kings Rally to Top Bullets in Texas League Thriller
The Sun Kings of El Paso beat the San Antonio Bullets 8-7 after trailing 7-2, with Clark Johnson earning the win and Jose Cardenal and Johnson hitting two run homers. Austin fell 8-5 to Amarillo, while Tulsa outlasted Albuquerque 5-4 in 14 innings. Albuquerque leads off tonight at
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Brassy Youth Leads in Jaycee Open at Midland
Fifteen-year-old Jeff Riley from the Panama Canal Zone holds a one stroke lead after 36 holes of the International Jaycee Golf Tournament at Midland Country Club. Riley shot 39-36-75 for 142, with Don Iverson, Richard Anthony, and Don Baranco one stroke behind at 143. Roberto Buran is also at 143 after a 71.
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Triplett Leaves Football After Pro Career Ends
Triplett, veteran of eight NFL seasons, appears done with pro football after the Cleveland Browns released him hours before West Coast exhibition games. Also cut were Jim Bobbitt George Thomas Don Mullins Stan Sczurek Bob Butts and Walter Beach reducing Cleveland to 44 players. Other camps noted include Giants Packers Forty Niners Chargers Oilers and Jets roster moves and preseason drills.
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Standings and results from American and National Leagues
United Press International standings show New York leading the American League at 80 44 645 with Chicago and Minnesota behind. In the National League Los Angeles 76 48 leads, with St Louis and San Francisco close. daily results include Minnesota 12 Detroit 1 and New York 3 Cleveland 1 among others. upcoming games list Boston at Cleveland and Los Angeles at Washington.
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