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Yankees Sweep Twins and Tigers Tie for Lead in AL
The New York Yankees won twice to sweep the Chicago White Sox and climb into a tie for third, 14 percent behind the Baltimore Orioles who swept the Red Sox. Luis Aparicio and Brooks Robinson fueled Baltimore with four hits in the opener as Dave McNally won his fifth. Harmon Killebrew hit three homers as Minnesota swept Washington, with Jim Kaat earning the win. Dick McAuliffe and Jim Piersall homered for Detroit as they beat Los Angeles, with Mickey Lolich earning the relief win.
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Lema Edges Buick Open with Palmer Putter Victory
Tony Lema fired a final round 70 to win the Buick Open by three strokes at Warwick Hills, finishing 11 under par 277 for an $28,000 purse. He used a Palmer gift putter along with a sharp short game and held off Don Finsterwald, Bob Charles, and Mason Rudolph as Finsterwald chased from two to one behind before bogey on 17. McMillan injures his left ankle and right shin in Phillies doubleheader incident.
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Japanese sprinter Ijima wins 100 meters in 10.1 seconds
Hideo Ijima of Japan won the 100 meter dash at a Sunday track meet in 10.1 seconds, one tenth of a second off the world record, running “for the fun of it.”
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Phillies Sign Lefty Mack Gendreau for Bakersfield Assignment
Mack Gendreau a 19 year old left handed pitcher from Boulder Colorado has been assigned to Bakersfield in the California League after signing a Philadelphia Phillies contract. He was named the most valuable player in a junior college baseball tournament.
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Woman postal carrier in Grand Saline faces dog fears
In Grand Saline Texas Mrs Jarrell Matthews becomes the town's first female city mail carrier after a civil service exam win. She admits to being afraid of dogs but hopes dogs may respond differently to a woman carrier.
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Will Farrell shines as 10th win sparks Houston rout
Dick Farrell, a former top headline figure, earned his 10th win as Houston topped St. Louis 4-1. He scattered eight hits, struck out nine, and got strong support in a three-run fifth. Other NL results include Phillies sweeping Mets, Giants over Reds, and Milwaukee doubleheader wins over the Dodgers.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Recap
Baseball standings for the American and National Leagues with team records and percentages. Sunday results include Baltimore over Boston twice, New York over Chicago, Minnesota over Washington, Kansas City over Cleveland, Detroit over Los Angeles, and more. Tuesday schedules list key matchups across leagues.
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Lema Wins Buick Open Then Seals Open Hopes
Tony Lema bags back to back PGA titles with 66 in round two to finish 11 under par 277 at the Buick Open and earns 8000. He reflects on confidence and fear of self while eyeing the U S Open at Congressional amid strong rivals including Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Player.
Major League Leaders From UP INTERNATIONAL Leading Batters
National Williams Chi 54 212 41 81 .382 Mays SF 55 206 50 75 .364 Clemente Pit 54 223 38 80 .359 Hunt NY 54194 30 62 .320 Stargell Pitt 37 147 23 47 .320 Torre Mil 54 202 32 64 .317 Santo Chi 53.199 37 62 .312 Boyer SL 58 218 29 67 .307 Chrstohr NY 51150 25 46 .307 Bailey Pitt 45 141 18 43 .305 Fregosi LA 46 146 29 52 .356 Oliva Minn 56 239 43 85 .356 Hinton Wash 59 235 32 79 .336 Mantle NY 45 136 24 44 324 Bressoud Bos 58 223 39 71 .318 Causey KC 56 223 28 70 .314 Robnson Ball 55 208 29 65 .313 Howard NY 50183 24 57 .311 Aparicio Ball 54 220 34 67 .305 Freehan Det 44 151 21 46 .305 Home Runs Killebrew Twins 20 Allison Twins 15 Colavito Athletics 14 Powell Orioles Hall Twins Wagner Indians Gentile Athletics 13 each Mays Giants 18 Williams Cubs 15 Howard Dodgers 14 Robinson Reds 13 each Runs Batted In Wagner Indians 47 Stuart Red Sox 46 Killebrew Twins 41 Cash Tigers 41 Colavito Athletics 38 Mays Giants 47 Boyer Cards 43 Santo Cubs Banks Cubs Pinson Reds Allen Phils 34
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New Coach Named for Holy Cross Track
Worcester Holy Cross College names Tom Duffy as head track coach succeeding Bart Sullivan who served 52 years. Sullivan, Olympic team member in 1904, departs after long tenure.
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Mothers and fathers in modern roles spark family tension
Expert guidance suggests men should not fear their wives' careers. motherhood and work can expand femininity. The piece argues fathers must avoid being sidelined by matriarchal shifts and criticizes television's portrayal of incompetent dads, urging traditional balance.
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United States Clinches Fourth Wightman Cup Victory
US team wins a 5-2 final over Britain as Nancy Richey and Carole Caldwell secure singles for the undefeated 4-1 lead at Wimbledon. Other results include Cavandish winning at Aqueduct and Gordon Clark claiming the British Amateur golf title in England.
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Weekend Hockey Shows Two Allmatch Scores
Dallas defeats Tacoma 5 2 in the second game while Salt Lake edges San Diego 3 to 2 in the first. San Diego then beats Salt Lake 10 to 4 in the second with Hawaii posting a 10 to 6 win over Denver. Monday’s schedule lists Oklahoma City at Spokane Portland at Seattle Dallas at Tacoma Hawaii at Denver San Diego at Salt Lake City as the only games.
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