Senators Rally Past Royals in Split Doubleheader 2 0
Washington defeats Kansas City 2-0 in third inning rally after losing opener 2-0. Pete Broberg shares six-hitter and scores Senators first run breaking 25 innings without, while Ken Wright shuts out Washington in game one. Royals snap five-game win streak. Senators end five-game skid.
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Washington
Pete Broberg
Senators
Kansas City Royals
Ken Wright
Royals
Paul Lindblad
Chuck Harrison
Paul Schaal
Casey Cox
Wright
del Unser
Bernie Allen
Tom Burgmeier
Dick Billings
Allen
Rojas
Kansas City
Jon Otis
Jim Shellenback
Dennis Paepke
Fred Patek
Newcombe advances to semis at Canadian Open
Top seed John Newcombe defeated Marty Riessen 6-4 7-5 in Toronto to reach the Canadian Open semifinals. The Wimbledon champion baited Riessen’s errors with powerful baseline play and a late break in the second. Newcombe will face the Drysdale Rosewall winner in the next round.
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Toronto
John Newcombe
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Riessen
Newcombe
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Cards Beat Pirates 3-2 Behind Steve Carlton
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 as Steve Carlton silenced the Pirates after Gene Airey’s third inning error allowed three unearned runs. Carlton pitched seven innings, allowing eight hits with two walks and eight strikeouts, while Dave Cash and Roberto Clemente produced early offense for Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
Steve Carlton
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Airey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carlton
Dave Cash
Gene Clines
Roberto Clemente
Manny Sanguillen
Clemente
Tarkenton Reaches One Year Giants Contract
Fran Tarkenton and the New York Giants reached a one year contract four days after he walked out during an exhibition. Giants president Wellington Mara announced the deal after a meeting, with Tarkenton allowed to return to camp and to discuss terms with coach Alex Webster. Tarkenton said he wants to play for the Giants and apologized for his earlier action.
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N.Y
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
National Football League
Tarkenton
Giant
Wellington Mara
Mara
Fas
Alex Webster
Houston
Giants
Wellington
New York City
Foxboro
Mass
New England Patriots
Alex
Dick Cavett
ABC
C. W. Post College
Tanner Pulls Tennis Upset Beats Kodes 6 4 6 4
Roscoe Tanner, 21, upset fifth seed Jan Kodes 6-4 6-4 at the National Clay Court Open in Indianapolis. Tanner cited a strong serve and backhand after his first meeting with Kodes, moving into the third round as a top USTA junior. Billie Jean King and Helen Gourlay advanced in women’s singles with quick wins as Cliff Richey won to reach the men’s quarterfinals.
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Harris Kercy Harris
Australia
Associated Press
Harris
Indianapolis
Ind
Stanford University
Jane Seattle
Wash
Kodes
Czechoslovakia
John
Cooper
Ross Case
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Helen ‘Gourlay
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Brian Gottlieb
F. Lauderdale
Tamer
Tannery
Tan
Tanner
Thomas Demands To Be Treated Like A Man In NFL
Running back Duane Thomas says he will play for any NFL club that treats him as a man after refusing to report to the Dallas Cowboys. A former rookie with Dallas, he criticizes team officials, sought better terms, and rejected trades, insisting on fair treatment and respect as a human being.
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LOS Angeles
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
West Texas
Dallas
Cowboys
New England
Patriots
Palmer's four hitter powers Orioles past Twins
Jim Palmer pitched a four hitter as Baltimore defeated Minnesota 8-2. Don Buford led off the first with a homer, Merv Rettenmund added a two run shot, Leo Cardenas homered for the Twins, and Andy Etchebarren hit a three run homer as Baltimore swept the series and extended its East lead to eight games.
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Don Buford
Jim Kaal
Merv Rettenmund
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Palmer
Minnesota Twins
Leo Cardenas
Twins
Palmer
Rod Carew
Orioles
Dave Johnson
Robinson
Baltimore
Rettenmund
Tony Oliva
Sabnesota
Buford If
Tovar
Cardenas
Brownson
Etchebra
Holtet
Belangersy
Mitterwid
Haydel
Reese
Tatal
Baltimore Mania
Minnesota
Carew
Buford
Retenmund
Etchebarren
Reltenmund
SO Palmer
Braves Bomb Astros 10-5 as Williams homer twice
Rookie Earl Williams belted two homers as Atlanta built a 16 hit attack to defeat Houston 10-5. Hank Aaron extended his hitting streak to 19 games while Ron Reed earned the win despite a rough fourth inning.
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Braves
Astros
Atlanta
Earl Wiliams
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Hank Aaron
Houston
Atlanta Uy
Hey Shackson
Morsan
Ofiaiay
Sato Menke
Wynnii
Betis
Bisingme
Ron Reed
Percy
Garrido
Cede Nowo
Stamm
Ewilliams Chiles
Rader
S—Lemaster
Hlassosf
Kamnanter
Ratrom Cco Fe EY
Reed CW
Harris
Reed Tzety Marsh
Vida Blue Car Ownership Clarified By A's Manager
Oakland manager Dick Williams denied reports that Vida Blue did not own a Cadillac El Dorado given by owner Charles Finley. Jeff Hander confirmed ownership with a title certificate while Blue held the license V-Blue, addressing stories about the car and title.
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Boston
Dick Williams
Oakland A’s
Vida Blue
Charles QC
Finley
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Blue
Jeff Hander
New York
Oakland
Department of Motor Vehicles
San Francisco
Yankees Sweep Twin Bill From Angels in Nightcap
In the second game Bobby Murcer hit a two-strike two-out single in the 11th, driving in Gene Michael for a 2-1 win as the Yankees complete the sweep of a twi-night doubleheader. Fritz Peterson allowed few hits in the 3-0 victory of the opener, while Mike Kekich pitched well in relief and yielded a late scare despite Ken McMullen’s sac fly tying the third. Clarke and White provided early offense, and Munson forced a crucial run on a grounder before Murcer’s decisive hit.
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Bobby Murcer
Yan
Kees
California
Fritz Peterson
Roy White
Mike Kekich
Gene Michael
Michael
Angels
Jerry Kenney
Wharman Munson
Kenney
Peterson
Clarke
White
Yankees
Rudy May
Munson
Mure Cers
Ron Swoboda
Episher
Pope
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R.may
Eer
F Peters
F.eterson
Dot Rivers Rt
Alomar
Erry
Baker
Teaco
Ichael
Mney
Bakers
McMullen Satou
Xenip
ATG
City softball scores at Satton Park Mem
Evans and Clark led the J.C. Bombers 3 to 0 in a 9 inning game while Wyatt and Walker powered West End to 4 to 1. Stinespring and Brotherson supported Skyview Texaco in a 1 to 2 loss. Hutcherson and Boulware combined for North Main.
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Stinespring and Brotherson
Skyview
Texaco
Gibson and Browning
Third Ave
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Watlington and
Murphy
U S Army GI Captures Pan Am Cycling Gold in Cali
A 23 year old U S Army GI from Springfield Missouri John Howard won the 198 kilometer individual road race in Cali Colombia for the United States first cycling gold in Pan Am Games history. He defeated Brazil's Luis Carlos Florez after a late surge, finishing in 4 hours 49 minutes 55 seconds.
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Cali
Colombia
United States
John Howard
Springfield
Brazil
Luis Carlos Florez
Howard
Florez
Jaime Gaieano
Ecuador
U.S
USA
Cuba
Cubs
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Pete Hamilton Grabs Pole Position In Michigan Race
Pete Hamilton won the Yankee 400 pole at Michigan International Speedway with a 161.901 mph lap in a Plymouth. Hobby Allison was second in a Mercury at 161.399 mph, and fifteen drivers qualified for the 40-car field. Other qualifiers include Bobby Isaac, Charlie Glotzbach, Buddy Baker, Richard Petty, and Donnie Allison among the notable entries.
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Michigan
Bloys Britt
Cambridge
Junction
Mich
Dixie
Michigan International Speedway
Hamilton
Hobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
John Sears
Elierdence
N.C
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Charlie Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
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Glotzbach
Dodge
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Richard Petty
Petty
Reer
Nascar
Donnie Alison
Fred Lorenzen
David Pearson
Plymouth
Mulder Cotten Owens
Daytona
Cecil Gordon
Arden
Mercury
Benny Parsons
Detroit
Jake Thomas
Christiansburg
Hayward Troyer
Spenterport
N.Y
Frank Warren
Augusta
Elmo Langley
Ford
Friday Hassler
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chevelle
Ron Keselowski
Drayton Plains
Sears
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