Giants Boost Lead Over Dodgers To 3
Braves star Tony Cloninger drove in five runs with two homers as Atlanta crushed the Mets 17-1. Marichal won his 12th, Giants beat Houston 2-1 for fifth straight. Cubs toppled Drysdale 5-3, Phillies shelled Cincinnati 12-5, Pirates edged St. Louis 2-1.
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Cloninger
Mets
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Giants
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Marichal
Tom Haller
Ollie Brown
Hal Lanier
Bob Aspromonte
Brown
Cubs
Drysdale
Dodger
Cal Koonce
Koonce
Dodgers
Billy Hoeft
Richie Allen
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
Chris Short
Breeze
Willie Stargell
Manny Mota
Gene Alley
Roberto Clemente
One-Hitter Sealed as Senators Edge Orioles
Pete Richert pitched brilliantly for Washington but needed ninth inning help to secure a 1-0 victory over Baltimore as Frank Howard drove in the only two runs in the third. Richert walked two in the ninth before retiring the final outs.
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Associated Press
Pete Richert
Detroit
Richert
Washington
Senators
Baltimore
O Richert
Brooks Robinson
Bob Johnson
Frank Robinson
Ron Kline
Orioles
Moose 7-Run Inning Beats Elks 13-3 at Bracken Field
Moose rolled seven runs in the fifth inning to turn a 7-3 deficit into a 13-3 victory over the Elks at Bracken Field. Mike Williams earned the win while Stan Komenda took the loss. Brad Rupp hit a solo homer for Moose and Dean Gates connected for Elks with a two-run shot.
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Moose Loage
Elks
Sam Barbalaci
Bracken Field
Moose
Brad Rupp
Dean Gates
Mike Williams
Stan Komenda
Steve Sandburg
Williams
Rupp
Gates
Open Golfers Speed Up Play in National Open
In San Francisco the National Open first round sped up by more than an hour with the Olympic Course round time under four hours for the last threesome. The change requires players to hole out continuously and restricts ball cleaning to a single wipe before the first putt.
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San Francisco
Olympic
Bellerive
St. Louis
Baseball and basketball standings and results brief
A compact standings recap shows Detroit and Chicago with mixed results and several games listed. American and National League tables include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Houston, St. Louis, Atlanta, New York, Cincinnati, and others with recent outcomes and upcoming schedules.
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Tessie W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadel
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
NHL considers US TV package for regular season and playoffs
The NHL Board of Governors approved a TV package plan in Montreal detailing 14 regular season games and at least three playoff games to be televised in the United States. The proposal follows the league's summer meetings and marks a possible shift toward national coverage.
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Montreal
United States
Nhls Board of Governors
Tab Weeks Settles For Only 1000 In Ten Pin Classic
Tab Weeks, a noted North region bowler from Clymer, finished second in Jamestown’s Ten Pin Classic. He rolled a 1347 for six in the open division, losing on the final night as Marty Piraino of Syracuse won with 1360 and a $1,500 prize. Weeks earned $1,000 for his second place as the tourney offered a $20,000 prize fund. Weeks competed in Corry leagues recently and bowled in three leagues this past season.
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Tab Weeks
Jamestown
Weeks
Corry
Syracuse Kegler
Marty Piraino
Piraino
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Dick Weber
Du Pont Finishes Second in 800 Meters at Pentathlon
U S swimmer John E. du Pont from Newton Square Pennsylvania and Atherton California placed second in the 800 meter swim segment of the International Pentathlon held in Stockholm. Helmut Drews of East Germany leads the event as du Pont sits 22nd overall.
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U.S
Stockholm
John E. duPont
DuPont
Newton Square
Atherton
Calif
Helmut Drews
East
Germany
Mengert Shines With 67 To Lead U S Open Opener
Mengert, a Tacoma club pro from Washington, opens with a 67 at Olympic Country Club to grab a one stroke lead over Littler and Massengale, and two on Casper. He stresses mental focus for non touring pros while noting few rounds played weekly. He carded a bogey-free 6 under par 67 with three birdies.
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San Francisco
al Mengert
Tacoma
Wash
Gene Littler
Don Massengale
Billy Casper
Olympic Country Club
First Round Leaders in Open Championship Play
The article notes leaders after the first round with players like Littler Massengale and Casper under par while others such as Rodgers Sanders Miller and Nagle sit at par. Scores show Dave Marr Nicklaus Lema and Arnold near the top as the event unfolds.
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Littler
Massengale
Billy Casper
Phil Rodgers
Doug Sanders
San Francisco
John Miller
Kel Nagle
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Arnold
San
Hancisco
al Menger
Gene Littler
Eee
Don Massengale
aJohn Miller
Tom Nieporte
Arnold Palmer
Bob Goalby
Wesley Ellis Jr
Sam McDowell Woes Deepens Arm Trouble Report
New York AP Sam McDowell, once praised beside Sandy Koufax, suffered recurrent arm trouble delaying his spring start. He left after five innings in a 7-6 loss to the Yankees with self blamed for rushing the comeback. McDowell described the pain as a repeat injury to his shoulder and admitted he should not have pitched.
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New York
Sam McDowell
Sandy Koufax
McDowell
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Three Industry Golf Trophy Contested at Union City
The Big Three of Corry Industry face off tomorrow in an 18 hidden-hole event at Union City Country Club. Twenty golfers from each plant compete in six minute intervals starting 11 am, with a 6:30 pm buffet and prizes for longest drive closest to pin and lowest putts. Ed Kovach Raymonds Dick Chase Ajax and Ron Scalise Corry Jamestown lead the tourney.
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Saysiuu Jax
Corry Jamestown
Corry
Union City Country Club
Raymonds
Country Club
Ed Kovach
Dick Chase
Ajax
Ron Scalise
Braves Beat Indians 65 as Schwab shines at Loveland Field
Skip Schwab pitched and batted for the Braves in a Junior League game at Loveland Field. He allowed six hits and fanned 12 while delivering a bases loaded double for three runs. Brent Allen took the loss while Dan Taylor had two hits for the Indians. STANDINGS:
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Skip Schwab
Braves
Indians
Loveland Field
Schwab
Brent Allen
Dan Taylor
Alou with 14 solo homers in Braves season
Felipe Alou of the Atlanta Braves has 44 home runs this season all were solo shots totaling 14 runs batted in. His 4th homer of the night came Thursday against the New York Mets in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Tony Cloninger
Atlanta
Braves
New York Mets
Cloninger
Rock Springs High School
Denver
N.C
Felipe Alou
Atlanta Braves
Alou
Laver Triumphs at St Louis Tennis Championship
Rod Laver the No. 1 seed defeated Pierre Barthes of France 79 64 to win the $17 000 U S Professional Handcourt Tennis Championship in St Louis Pancho Segura of Ecuador beat Mal Anderson of Australia in another match Anderson had earlier defeated Ken Rosewall to reach the finals
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Rod Laver
ST. Louis
Australia
Pierre Barthes
France
U.S
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Mal Anderson
Anderson
Ken Rosewall
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Chuck Hinton
Hal Reniff
Norm Siebern
Frank Malzone
Angels
Wwe Ae
Corry Area
Cahs Gymnasium
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Dave
Dave Wetmore
Savings and Loan
Waterford
Larry Persing
Roy Swanson
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American Legion
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