Mets Rally Past Drysdale To Beat Dodgers
Don Drysdale carried a 1-0 lead into the ninth before Art Shamsky and J. C. Martin sparked a Mets rally. A run-scoring single by Jerry Grote and a double by Martin tied the game, delivering New York a 2-1 win over Los Angeles as Al Jackson earned the save.
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Giants Trade Carr to Colts for Brown in N F L Move
New York Giants ship defensive back Henry Carr to Baltimore for linebacker Barry Brown. The deal, announced Wednesday, follows another note about Terry Houser piloting a game against McKean.
Player Ready As U S Open Gets Started
Gary Player, returning to major action, says he is playing his best golf and has a renewed desire to win as he tees off in the U S Open at Oak Hill. The South African, once part of golf’s Big Three, seeks his first U S title since 1965, with Billy Casper noting the course rewards accuracy over length.
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CJ Little League Holds Narrow Victory Over VW 1-0
Jon Bennett pitched a three hit shutout for CJ Little League as they edged VW 1-0. Rick Loveland and Skip Frisina shared pitching duties for VW, each three innings, allowing two hits. Jeff Brown doubled for CJ in the fourth inning scoring on a passed ball. Dan Cragg was the only other CJ player to get a hit.
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Tigers Gain Lead as League Slips in Tight Pennant Race
The Detroit Tigers extended their lead in the American League race with a 2-4-1 victory over Minnesota, three teams distant in the standings. Oakland shut out Cleveland 7-0 as John Odom hit his first major league homer in a seven-hitter, and Dick McAuliffe’s eighth inning homer keyed Detroit’s win while Lolich dominated.
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Cyclists Set for Wattsburg Speedway Races
Nearly 6,000 fans attended the opening of Wattsburg Speedway and a larger crowd is anticipated for tomorrow. Thirty motorcyclists led by Dick Kool will perform stunts including one wheel races. Regular races in three classes namely late model sportsmen and early models will run at Wattsburg fairgrounds starting 8 p.m.
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Kiwanis Hole-In-One Contest Announces Prizes
Kiwanis Club president Bill Donaldson spoke with golfers Carl Cheney and Ted Faust at the North Hills municipal course about Saturday’s hole in one prize of 100 dollars. A 25 dollar savings bond and golf ball awards also accompany the event, with hours 9 to 8 Saturday and noon to 5 Sunday. Each entrant pays a dollar for three balls.
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Legion Nine Edges Wattsburg 4 1 in Baseball Battle
Corry Sav ags and Loan Legion defeated Wattsburg 4 to 1 at Wattsburg. Dave Wetmore drove in a run with a first inning rally and starred on the mound with five strikeouts and two walks. Rick Wascak had a key RBI sacrifice and a run scored, while Wattsburg’s lone run came on D Ostrum’s walk, stolen base, and Boozel double. The locals added insurance in the seventh with doubles by Dick Steves and Mark Kolaja, and Wetmore added a run with a single. Wastak, injured earlier, still made critical plays including a sharp fielder’s choice in the third. The Corry nine, who had no walks, will practice tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Loveland Field.
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Stampeders Sign Two Players Kaczmarek and Caffey
CALGARY AP The Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League today announced the signings of Ken Kaczmarek and Ken Caffey. Kaczmarek 21 offensive guard from Indiana University. Caffey 24 fullback from Texas A&M. The newspaper has been called the Shortest Distance between Customer and Store.
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