Boston Trips Yanks Orioles Topple Twins in pennant chase
The Orioles beat Minnesota 4 2 and 10 innings as Brooks Robinson drove in three runs and Frank Robinson hit a 10th inning homer. Boston edged New York 2 1 as Yastrzemski homered late. Chicago topped Washington 6 1 and California beat Detroit 3 2. Kansas City outlasted Cleveland 6 5 in 12 innings amid league action.
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Patriots 1967 Defense Faces Uncertainty and Nance Backfield Power
Boston Patriots face defensive questions with Nick Buoniconti sidelined by kidney trouble and rookies Ed Toner or Ed Philpott likely to start in the middle. Jim Nance anchors the offense as AFL MVP with 1,458 rushing yards and strong blocking for Babe Parilli. offense also features Cappelletti Garron Graham and Bellino at various spots.
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Corry Area coach Hanna named honorary Marine recruiter
Corry Area High School athletic director and grid coach awarded a Marine Corps citation for outstanding youth work and encouraging boys to join the Marines. S/Sgt C L Steinheimer of Erle presented Hanna with a desk pen set and a plaque making him an honorary Marine recruiter.
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Nicklaus Captures Westchester Classic In Close Finish
Jack Nicklaus wins the Westchester Classic by one stroke at the Westchester Country Club with a 72-hole total of 272 16 under par earning 50000. Dan Sikes finishes runner up at 273 after a final round rally. Roberto de Vicenzo Gary Player and Palmer follow in the top five as Arnie's Army cheers and groans echo throughout the final rounds.
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Play-For-Fun Golfers Face Rain Delay at US Amateur
Rain wind and snow flurried over the Broadmoor West course as the US Amateur first round was postponed. About 150 players started, led by Bill Harvey of Greensboro with a 71, while Fred Beyhmer fired a 33 on the front nine in Lansing.
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Billie Jean King Poised to End U S Net Dry Spell
Forest Hills New York AP Billie Jean King the world’s top woman player is favored to win the U S national championship ending a six year drought for American women. The men’s side is led by Australia’s John Newcombe Roy Emerson and Tony Roche with Fred Stolle now a professional. The tournament runs 11 days and Arthur Ashe is away on military duty.
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Pitt Sophomores Shine In Scrimmage At Meadville
Sophomores sparkled in Pitt's controlled scrimmage in Meadville. Frank Gustine Jr. connected on two touchdown passes to Joe McCain and George Medich, with Chuck Winters and Jeff Barr contributing solid passing and running. Senior Bob Bazylak added a fourth quarter TD pass to McCain as coach Dave Hart praised his young lineup.
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Speedy Streak wins Hambletonian at Du Quoin in two heats
Cameron drove Speedy Streak to victory in two heats at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds beating 11 rivals. The win netted $60,098 and increased the horse’s earnings to $94,779. Keystone Pride finished second with $80,049, Speed Model third, and Halifax Hanover fourth. Dazzling Speed was fifth. Speedy Streak was bought for a record $113,000 by Kenneth D. Owen C F Saines and John R. Gaines.
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Dawkins Returns to Army Football as Officer Representative
Pete Dawkins, Heisman Trophy winner and former Army captain, is officially back in football at West Point as officer representative for the 1967-68 season. He previously aided coach Tom Cahill and led Army to strong 1955-58 performances while earning Rhodes Scholar honors and military leadership roles.
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Pirates Call Up Hurler From Farm Club
Pittsburgh buys Bruce Dal Canton from Macon Ga farm team. The 25 year old from Burgettstown Pa will be eligible to pitch for the Pirates starting tomorrow. He went 5-5 with a 3.10 ERA, 23 walks and 68 strikeouts. Cincinnati rookie Gary Tolan earns key win on July 4 by blanking St Louis Cardinals 1-0.
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