Harrelson and Wert Turn In Marathon Homers In Tight AL Action
Harrelson blasted three homers driving in seven as Boston toppled Cleveland 7-2 while Wert belted a seventh homer in the 14th inning to beat Detroit, extending the Tigers lead. Minnesota snapped a skid with infield hits and wild plays, California beat Washington, and New York edged Baltimore.
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Sunday Baseball Doubleheader and Yankee Comeback
New York and California led a set of Sunday games with matches including Washington at Minnesota and Los Angeles at Philadelphia. The Yankees surged past Oakland 4 3 aided by Joe Pepitone two run homer and a late Mantle run scoring single after a misplay and steal.
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Far Hills Golfer Sets Open Record With Shanks
George Haines Jr. of Far Hills New Jersey, a 23 year old Penn alum, qualified for the U S Open and set a new Open spectators hit record. He struck eight fans on the first six holes amid a legendary wild start, later noting no one was hit on the back nine.
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Penn State track coaches resign to teach full time
University Park Penn State track and cross country head coach John Lucas who has led since 1962 and assistant John Doolittle since 1963 will relinquish their posts effective July to devote full time to teaching duties in the university’s professional physical education program. Athletic director Ernest B. McCoy hopes successors can be named soon. Lucas an associate professor of physical education will devote most of his time to the major student program.
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Moose Elks Overtime Thriller Ends With Moose Victory
The Moose beat the Elks 4 to 2 in a last inning finish after a tied seventh, with Jim Towell getting the win and Ronnie Daniels the loss. Umpires were Katulich Clark Komenda and Popovich. Standings list Elks and Moose with next week games.
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Bert Yancey Leads U S Golf Open
Bert Yancey shot 68 to reach 135 after two rounds at Oak Hill, tying the Open course record for 36 holes and holding a two stroke lead over Lee Trevino, Billy Casper, and Jack Nicklaus amid a crowded field.
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Pirates End Houston No-Hitter Bid With 3-0 Win
Bob Mooge kept the no-hitter bid alive until Julio Goray’s infield single in the ninth. Mooge improved to 3-0 against Houston as the Pirates beat the Astros 3-0 at Forbes Field. Moose walked Rusty Staub early and finished with a two-hitter for Pittsburgh. The Mets, Reds, Dodgers, and Cubs also won while Philadelphia split with Los Angeles in NL action.
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Beban Inks Pacts With Redskins and Wife
Washington AP reports quarterback Gary Beban, 1967 Heisman winner from UCLA, reached contract terms with the Washington Redskins and married Kathy Hanson in Alhambra, California. Redskins had acquired rights to negotiate with Beban from the Rams for their 1969 No. 1 pick, and Beban is set to sign Monday.
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High School Playground Teams Listed
Schedule shows Loveland Field play on Monday and Wednesday afternoons with games at the high school field on Tuesday and Thursday. Rosters for Loveland and the high school field teams are published in The Journal, listing Orioles, Yankees, Indians, and White Sox players.
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