Mathews hits 500th homer to join elite club
Ed Mathews powered a three run shot off Juan Marichal to reach the 500th career homer as the Astros beat the Giants 6-4. The 35-year-old slugger joined Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle among active players with 500 plus home runs, while other NL games saw Reds, Cardinals, Braves, and Dodgers win while Mets, Cubs, and Pirates lost. Mayser dies at 91 in Lancaster, longtime Frank-year coach and educator.
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Chicago Cubs
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Norm Miller
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Jack Fisher
Tony Perez
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NL All Stars
Floyd Robinson
Yada Pinson
Pete Rose
Orlado Cepeda
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Jose Pagan
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Tony Gloninger
Tony Gonzalez
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Bill Singer
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Lou Johnson
al Ferrara
Archery Champions at First Beaver Club Event
National and state archers lead the field in the inaugural Beaver Club Archery contest for women. Top competitors include leading national and state archers vying for premier honors in this debut event.
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Beaver Club
Weekend MLB Scores and Upcoming Schedule Preview
Recaps show ETE results including Atlanta 4 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 in 10 innings. Notable box shows Houston 8 San Francisco 6 and Chicago 2 Los Angeles 5. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati among others with multiple doubleheaders and Tuesday statuettes.
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Nicklaus trails as Argentinian leads Open at Hoylake
Roberto de Vicenzo moved eight under par to take a two stroke edge over the field entering the final round of the 1967 British Open at Hoylake. His caddie Willy Aitchin described their on course dialogue as a mix of Spanish and Scotch, with practical advice on putting.
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Seat
Roberto de Vicenzo
Willy
Tony Lema
Church League Softball Doubles and Triples Report
In church league play J Lukac and E Zajac teamed for doubles while Jammerlee joined Blunt and G Snell for triples. Fitcher beat Bob Marsh as pitcher, with Joe Frisina the losing pitcher and B Weicht officiating alongside De Vicenzo. Earlier, at Hoylake, Roberto’s steady play and English language charm made him popular despite potential wind, while Gary Player trailed at 211 and Jack Nicklaus stood at 208 after 54 holes. Hungary defeated the Soviet Union 45 hits to 45 in women’s foil team fencing, winning the world title on tie-break.
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Blunt
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Bob Marsh
Joe Frisina
B. Weicht
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General Micklem
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Hoylake
Gary Player
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Ohio
Hungary
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Soviet Union
Wills To Have Knee Surgery At Season's End
In St. Louis AP report Maury Wills Pirates third baseman will undergo knee cartilage removal surgery at season end. He traces pain to a 1966 rundown with Mets pitcher Jack Fisher and a 1969 blow from Ray Sadecki. Wills says he fears failure but that cartilage removal should restore his form. Leading jockey Velasquez rode five winners at Monmouth.
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Ray Sadecki
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Oceanport
Jorge Velasquez
Monmouth
Golden Boy Hornung May Never Play Again
New Orleans reports Paul Hornung, star halfback of the Saints and 1956 Heisman winner, may never play football again due to spinal cord damage. Mayo Clinic tests and a La Jolla checkup are outlined, with Saints officials cautious about a definitive career end.
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Times-Picayune
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
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Mayo Clinic
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Rochester
Minn
John W. Mecom Jr
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Mayo
Paul
Nott Dame
NFL
Chisox Split Yanks Sweep First Season Twinbill
The Associated Press notes Shades of yesteryear as New York Yankees swept two from Cleveland 2-1 and 2-0. The wins marked their first doubleheader victory of the season, leaving them in ninth place after nine splits and two losses.
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VFW drubs Elks 17 to 0 in season opener
Craig Sampsel pitched three hits as the VEW defeated the Elks 17 0 in five innings before darkness. Sampsel and Skip Frisina each had three hits to pace a nine run first two innings and eight more in the final three. Catallin Loveland and Messinger aided the offense as Washington held first place with overpowering win. Paul Casanova, Jimmie Hall and Tony Conigliaro provided key blows in other league games as Boston, California and Kansas City won.
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Cat” Catalln
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Bobby Knoop
Joe Horlen
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