A's Back In Ist Behind Odom In Tight Victory
John Odom pitched four hits allowed as Oakland edged the Chicago White Sox 1 0 to move back into first in the American League West by a half game. Jim Nash and Gary Peters matched zeroes through eight as the A's benefited from a seventh inning miscue and a wild play at the plate to secure the win.
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Oakland
John Odom
Odom
Cuicaga White Sox
Billy Wynne
Kansas City
Minnesota
Lion
Innets
Wiis
Jim Nash
Gary Peters
Livin Lill
Jim Hunter
George Lauzarique
Ais
Yommy John
Paul Edmondson
White Sox
Oden
Rigston
Fush
Pete Ward
Hunter
Tome
Kubiak
Iith
Wynne
Caleherry Herrmann
Luis Aparatio
Mellon
Campy
Sal Bando
Sox
Namath Bar Out For AL
AP report states Bow Kuhn will ask the American League to bar players from patronizing Joe Namath’s New York nightclub Bachelor's III. Namath, Jets quarterback, warns he may quit football rather than divest his stake, while stressing intent to keep both ventures if possible.
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Houston
Bowie Kuhn
American League
Joe Namath
New York City
Kuhn
New York
Namath
Kulu
Ilerisi
Iowelle
Coutry
Irish Sweep Derby Triumph Highlights American Ownership
Prince Regent rode by Geoff Lewis captured the Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh, edging Ribofilio and Reindeer in a field of 11. American-owned contenders led the top three while Etienne Pollet trained and Geoff Lewis rode the winner, earning $123,184 for Cortesse De La Valdene's stable.
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Nik — Curragh
Ireland
Prince Regent
Ribofilio
Cortesse de la Valdene
U.S
Raymond FR. Guest
Rihofifin
Charles Englehard
Prince Roger
Reindeer
Raymond Guest
Blakeney
Geoff Lewis
France
Etienne Pollet
Ribofille
Pollett
Tamborline 1
Engelhard
Ribero
Ribiero
Ribotilio
Ribot
How They Stand TODAY'S PITCHERS
A fragmented sports update lists pitcher matchups and team pairings across multiple MLB games. It includes teams such as Oakland Boston Washington New York Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City Seattle California and notes pitchers by names and records, with tonight and tomorrow schedules and venues.
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Spleene Waters
Oakland
Nash Boston
Culp
Washington
Ban Qian
Cesrait
Agkain
Bathmore
Lane NY
New York
Jobnson
Cleveland
Tian Sb
Minnesota
Boswil
Kansas City
Butler
Seattle
Talbal
California
Muyday
Chcaga
Oskland
Searle
Cavifornia
Mainnesota
Kansas Citys
Detroit
Bathmere
Austen Ab
Athletics
Los Angeles
Minnesplit
Boston
Chicago AG
Gia Delvar Pattsburgh
Wellington
Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Peauets Gertland
Chices
Cincignattisto
Cast of Four In State Golf Semifinals Shine
In the California Amateur Golf championship semifinals at Pebble Beach a druggist Steve Stimac a teenager Forrest Ferrer a San Jose lad and attorney Dick Runkle along with quarterback John Brodie reach the final 36 holes. Brodie beat Colm 4 and 3 while Stimac defeated Ray Arrino and Ewing to reach the last four with Ferrer, Runkle and Lyfard advancing in later rounds.
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Pebble Breach
UPI
Forrest Ferrer
San Jose
Los Angeles
Dick Runkle
Concord
Steve Stimac
John Brodie
San Francisco
Brodie
Yelera Colm
Pebble Beach
Bud Bradley
Houstnn
Stimac
Sacramento
RaydArrino
Rick Ewing
Bakersfield
Jack Ewing
Young Fedler
Pee
North Hollywood
Ed Korylak
Runkle
Vic Loustater
Southern California
Barry Jaeckel
Lyfard
Steve Rogan
Montebelli
Loustalat
John Richardson
Long Beach
Ewing Oulassel
Jack Bartivan
Bradley
Phil Artino
Wide World of Sports Frazier Quarry Fight and More Saturday
A Saturday schedule lists boxing with Frazier and Quarry at 4 p.m. and a 7 41 13 time notation. Other events include bowling, wrestling, outdoorsman segments, Pro-Fennis, and the Coaches All America Game in the afternoon and evening slots. Auto racing, football, boxing, bullfights and additional wrestling bouts fill the later hours.
Baseball doubleheader on KSFO and RNBR Sundays
Radio log lists two baseball games: Giants vs Reds at 16:55 a.m. on KSFO channel 360 and Oakland A’s vs White Sox at 4:10 p.m. on RNBR channel 68D. Two games noted for the broadcast schedule.
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Giants
Cincinnati Reds
KSFO
Oakland Ms
Chicago White Sox
Carrigan Bound For Stanford
Casey Carrigan the high school pole vaulter and US Olympic team member plans to enroll at Stanford University after signing a letter of intent The Orting Washington native holds the national high school pole vault record at 17 feet 4 1 2 inches and was among the youngest on the Olympic squad Stanford coach Payton Jordan led the U S team and his brothers Andy and Mike played football for Stanford
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Stanford
Galif
Casey Carrigan
Stanford University
Casey
Andy
Mike
Orting, Wash
Payton Jordan
U.S
Bowes Signs with Oakland in ABA Debut Season
The Oakland Oaks announced the signing of Bill Bowes a 6 7 forward from Elon College North Carolina. Bowes joins the Oaks as they bolster their lineup for the upcoming ABA season.
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Oakland
UPNH
Oak
Oaks
American Basketball Association
Todays
Bill Bowes
Elon College of
North Carolina
Louis released from hospital to cover United Cell Tournament
Former heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis was released from Beekman Downtown Hospital in New York after collapsing on a Lower Manhattan street. WHIO-TV officials said Louis would travel to Dayton on Saturday to help cover the United Cell Association Tournament as previously planned.
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Dayton
Qhig AP
Joe Lewis
United Cell Association
Whio-Tv
Louis
Beekman Downtown Hospital
New York
Manhattan
Ashe Eliminates Tiring Gonzales At Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe of Richmond defeats Pancho Gonzales 6-3 in the Wimbledon Open to reach the quarterfinals amid a sell out crowd of 15,800 with the Duke and Duchess of Kent watching. Gonzales, fatigued after five days of tough play, falls short of his dream at Wimbledon as Ashe’s disciplined volleying and powerful backhand passes seal the win. Other round matches see Stan Smith, Dennis Ralston, and Bob Lutz advancing in men’s singles while Billie Jean King, Nancy Richey, and Rosemary Casaleo reach the fourth round in women’s singles.
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Wimbledon
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Witus
Ashe
Charlie Pasasi
Od Pancho
Ling Ashe
Ito
T 9
Paneho
Cannes
Wea
Condales
United States
Stan Smith
Bob Lute
Clark Grabner
New York
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Smith
Hod Laver
Australia
Lutz
Coago
Ben Rosewall
Aleie
Graebner
Andres Ginena
Spain
Ralston
Tony Roache
Rosemary Casale
San Francisco
Julie Heldman
Kristy Migeon
Danville
Margaret Michel
Pacific Palisades
Coody Dominates Opening Round at Aurora Open
Charles Coody, an Abilene native, fires a 64 to tie the course record at Aurora Country Club and seize a strong early lead in the $110,000 U.S. Open qualifier. The six foot five inch, 185 pound veteran, who bills himself an “average” soaring pro, describes his game as solid rather than spectacular. He birdied heavily with only one bogey as gusty winds test the field. Others chasing include Australian Bruce Crump and Jonny Schell, while 1969 Open champion Orville Mondry made the cut with a 67 on day one.
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Aurora
Oho
UPI
Charles Coody
Abilene
Tex
Lm Nok
Tim
Condy
Lola Gad
Coady
Dallas
Bahamas
Jonny Schlee
Ball
Jiad
Coorly
Hint
Thursdey
Orville Mondy
Jerry McGee
Hiysburg
jPenn
Arnold Balmer
Jack Nicklaustood
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Colbert
Crampton
Tom Aaron
Callaway Wardens
George
Doug Sanders Wel
George Archer
Julus Baves
Gone Littler
Aid Lee Trevino
Yesterday's Big League Heroes Batting and Pitching Feats
Larry Hisle of the Phillies belted a three run homer to break a 2 2 tie and later singled home the eventual winner in Philadelphia's 7 victory over Montreal. John Odom pitched a near perfecto as Oakland nipped Chicago to reclaim first in the American League West.
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Larry Hisle
Phillies
Philadelphia
Montreal
John “Blue
Moan’! Odom
Mbletics
Oakland
Chicago J
Mrove
Wake Forest Takes Five-Stroke NCAA Golf Lead
In Colorado Springs Wake Forest led the NCAA polls with a five stroke edge over Florida entering the final round. Florida had led after the second round, while Utah State? Monistat Cougars held third, one stroke behind. Wayne McDonald of Indiana led individuals with a one stroke edge over Ray Leach and Ferry Diehl.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Upij
Wake Forest University
Uiversitys
Florida
Wake Forest
University of Monstant Cougars
Wayne McDonald
Kidiana
Ray” Leach
Brigham Young Universty
Ferry Diehl
Georgia
Lakers to Name New Coach After Van Breda Resigns
In Inglewood California the Los Angeles Lakers announced a successor to the resigned coach Bill van Breda. Seven candidates were considered with general manager Fred Schaus among those discussed though he will stay in the front office. Under Van Breda Koll won the Western Division title and lost to the Boston Celtics in the championship playoff.
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Inglewood
Calif
UBDIR
Bill van Breda Koifi
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Fred Schaus
Sehaus
van Breda
Koll
Josh
Boston Celtics
Giants skid to 5th in doubleheader loss at Cincinnati
The San Francisco Giants dropped a doubleheader at Cincinnati 4-3 and 9-1, marred by Marichal’s 3rd loss against 9 wins. Hal Lanier doubled for a Giants only early offense, while Pete Rose and Gary Arrige led Reds early, and Merrill earned his seventh win in eight decisions.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Freday
Juan Marichal
Heds
Giants
Marichal
Hal Lanier
Ken Henderson
Reds
Jerty Jin Mer- Tha Tow
Gaylord Perry
Dack Fisher
Pete Rose
Gary Arrige
Bayo
Merrill
Roae
Dian ‘Marichal
Lioning
Wayne Granger
Willie Mays
Marie¢hall
Dal Lanier
Chico Tuiz
Rose
Alead
Tony Parez
May
Clyde King
Crosley Field
Merritt
Lin
Wiis
Mike Phillips
Irving
Tex
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Catfish) Hunter
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