Chance Ends Hitless Streak With Single Off Lonborg
Dean Chance ends a 77 at bat drought, his first hit all week, as the Twins beat the Red Sox 92 in Boston. Harmon Killebrew homered, Lonborg allowed 15 more Minnesota runs as Boston pitchers struggled. Other AL games saw Cleveland beat Baltimore 1 0 in 12 innings Detroit over Chicago 74 and Washington 8 California 2.
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Hornung Quits Over Spine Injury
San Diego AP Paul Hornung quits football due to extensive nerve or spinal cord damage. The Packers legend, after a standout 10 year career and an expansion Saints stint, retires to avoid permanent risk. He plans to stay as Saints assistant before seeking another role.
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Cepedas Power Lifts Cardinals Past Braves in NL Tilt
Orlando Cepeda drove in three runs with two homers as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Atlanta 9 1 to protect a two game NL lead. Cepeda added a single for his 16th and 17th blasts boosting his batting average to .346 and pushing his RBI total to 73.
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Boros Holds One Stroke Lead In Minnesota Golf Classic
Julius Boros, after a steady 72 at Hazeltine, holds a one stroke lead at 142 halfway. Tommy Bolt, with a 69, and Dudley Wysong at 143 pursue while Floyd falters on 17th in Friday action.
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Mutiny Brews On Good Ship Bucco After Dugout Fight
Pirates pitcher Juan Pizarro and outfielder Manny Jimenez were fined $150 each after fighting in the dugout during a game with the Houston Astros. Manager Danny Murtaugh called it a spur of the moment affair and said Manny Sanguillen was not involved. Pirates fell to Houston 9-3, dropping 10 games behind the NL leaders.
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Keystones Rally to 11 7 Victory Over Sherman in 10 Innings
In Sherman New York on a cold damp foggy night the Keystones defeated Morton Fans 11 7 in 10 innings after a three hour game Dan Abs threw out the final Sherman runner at third Larry Greer tied the play with a key catch Morton’s Tom pitched a superb game fanning 21 while allowing six hits Ron Swackhamer sparked the offense with multiple hits and RBI Beal Hammond and Hammond provided timely hits in the decisive extra frame
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1 Year Old Takes West Penn Golf Title
Carol Semple, 18, of Allegheny Country Club won the Women's West Penn golf title for the second time. She edged Suzy Broadhurst one up on the 18th hole at waterlogged St Clair Country Club after both were tied on the 16th. Broadhurst, defending champion from Nemacolin Country Club, drove into a bunker on a banked approach. Arnold Palmer will play in the Pennsylvania Open at Laurel Valley Golf Club August 21 22. He is a Latrobe resident and has never won the Open.
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Keystones Take Lead. Chase Playoffs in County League
The Keystones moved to 53 wins and sit alone in second in the Chautauqua County Baseball Association standings. Ron Swackhamer, moved from third to first base, reached base five times, scored four runs, and joined Hammond with two hits. Morton dropped to 5 and 2 with 82 strikeouts as fog hampered fielding on two infield hits and two drops. They travel to Jamestown for a 2 p.m. game at Allen Park, then host Guys Mills at Loveland Field Monday at 6:30.
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