Tigers Hold Lead as All Star Break Approaches
Detroit's 10 1/2 game edge over Cleveland before the break amid a late surge by the Tigers. They swept Oakland with three homers and a late run, led by Willie Horton and Tom Matchick, as Don McMahon earned wins and Key rivals stumble in a tight pennant race.
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Open Golf Opens With 100+ Teeing Off In Pennsylvania
Philadelphia's Bob Ross starts title defense as 100 plus golfers begin the 52nd Pennsylvania Open Championship at Green Oaks Country Club Verona. The 36 hole event ends Tuesday with Ross having edged Arnold Palmer last year though Palmer did not enter this year. Green Oaks measures 6117 yards pars 71. First prize 750 dollars.
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Berning Captures U S Women's Open Lead by 3 Strokes
Newlywed Berning wins the U S Women's Open at Moselem Springs Golf Club with a 72-hole 289, beating Mickey Wright by three strokes. Wright, Incline Village Nev, finishes second at 292. other contenders include Munn, Smith, and Whitworth.
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Wattsburg Rained Out and Whitehead Wins at Stateline
Wattsburg crowds fled the rain as five heat races were run at Wattsburg Speedway. Winners included Rick Miller, John Whitehead, Fred Peters, John Seeley, Dennis Detrick, Max Blair, Bruce Holcomb, and Jim Sul. Larry Parmenter announced rain checks. Friday's card to be resumed with Wall of Fire and Wheely cycle events.
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All-Star Tilt Faces Hurlers on Short Rest in Houston
AL managers face a thin rested staff as seven starting pitchers from Detroit, New York, Oakland, Chicago, Cleveland, and Boston logged weekend work. Denny McLain and Mel Stottlemyre may see Tuesday duty. Red Schoendienst has Willie Mays ready to start for the NL after Pete Rose injury.
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ASEB National League and All Star Game Notes
National League standings show St Louis leading with 53 wins, Cincinnati 39, Atlanta 42, and others. Results include New York beating Philadelphia and Chicago routing Pittsburgh. All Star Game set for Houston with Mickey Mantle as American captain. Nationals lead 20-17 in series.
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Legion Trips Harborcreek In 91 Tilt
Savings and Loan Legion trounced Harborcreek 91 in a Saturday contest. Davey Wetmore starred with five walks and five strikeouts while adding three hits for Corry S&L as John Wascak led Harborcreek with a pair of hits. The Legion later faced Loveland Field and Wattsburg in upcoming games.
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Cardinals Rally to Stretch Lead with 10th Straight Win
The St. Louis Cardinals won their seventh in a row and 10th straight overall by defeating the San Francisco Giants 20 to none. Lou Brock and Curt Flood powered the offense with key hits and speed, while Larry Jaster allowed only two hits through eight innings. The result tightened the NL race as Cincinnati and Chicago trailed closely behind.
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Edinboro Night at Forbes Field July 26 Plan
Edinboro State College union boards sponsors Edinboro Night at Forbes Field on July 26 to watch the Pirates face the St. Louis Cardinals. Three hundred seats are reserved, tickets cost 2.75 dollars, bus fare 4.50, with free bus transport for summer session students. Departure from Edinboro is 2:20 p.m. The Pirates and Cardinals play a doubleheader starting at 6 p.m.
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Keystones Triumph 23 0 As Jamestown Falls
Keystones rolled to a 23 to 0 victory over Jamestown. Ton Morton pitched a two hit shutout with 11 strikeouts and contributed four runs while going 3 for 6 with a triple. Captain Bill Mitchell added four hits including a triple and a home run in another park. Larry Persing Barry Graham and Pete McLaughlin had two hits each. Keystones played errorless defense and head to Kennedy North Carolina next Sunday for a possible seventh straight league win.
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