Cubs Hand Pirates Third Loss In Row
Chicago Cubs defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in 11 innings as Glen Beckett drives in George Altman for the winning run. Pirates suffer their third straight loss, trailing San Francisco by four games. Donn Clendenon homered for Pittsburgh, Santo and Banks homered for Chicago, with Bob Hendley earning the win.
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Casanova Tops Rookie Race Says Hodges
Washington manager Gil Hodges backs Senator catcher Paul Casanova as the top AL rookie ahead of Andy Etchebarren and George Scott. Hodges dismissed other names and noted Reichardt’s injury while praising Casanova’s .247 average with two more homers and 12 RBIs than Etchebarren.
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Virus Infection Fells Favorite In Tournament
Billie Jean Moffitt King of Wimbledon fame defaulted from the Essex County Club Women's Invitational Tennis Tournament due to illness. Mrs. Betty Pratt of Maitland, Fla., earned a semifinal berth, while Francoise Durr of France faced Winnie Shaw of Scotland. Maria Buenos of Brazil meets Virginia Wade of England in the other semi.
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Greek fisherman wins four day tuna tourney at sea
YARMOUTH Nova Scotia AP Greek fisherman won the four day international tuna tournament Friday The British Caribbean team finished second and the United States third Canada and Mexico failed to score.
Former King of Heavies Sonny Liston stops Amos Johnson in Sweden
Former world champion Sonny Liston knocked out Amos Johnson in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Gothenburg Sweden. Liston weighed 218 pounds for his comeback fight and dominated with a two handed assault. Johnson a 27 year old former Navy champion weighed 200 and was overwhelmed as Liston landed decisive blows after the bell and through the early rounds.
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Top Ten Runs Batted In Highlighted by Powell
The list shows Powell of Baltimore with 96 RBIs led by F Robinson of Baltimore at 988. Boston’s Conigliaro and Horton Ostroit feature notable hits while Killebrew of Minnesota appears in the mix. Pitching notes mention Hamilton of New York with 1 win and 2 losses, McNally of Baltimore at 11-2, and Watt of Baltimore at 9. Balmer while AMAinsnesota, 42-5, .708 and .700 bounds are listed with other team marks.
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Haese Wright Tie For Lead In Women's Open Golf
Marlene Bauer Hagge shot a one under par 74 to reach a 150 total and tie Mickey Wright for the lead in the $10,000 Women's Western Open at Rainbow Springs. Wright had 78 Friday to reach 150, with Margie Masters and Jo Ann Prentice tied for third at 152 and 73 respectively. Kathy Whiteworth and Mary Mills sit at 153, while Sue Maxwell and Betsy Rawls chase near 158.
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Redskins Meet Bears At Norfolk Four Heisman Winners To Be Seen In AFL
NFL preseason action features four Heisman winners in a pair of exhibition games in Anaheim and other cities. Joe Bellino and John Huarte slated to start for the Patriots and Notre Dame respectively, with Billy Cannon in the Raiders lineup. Also on slate are Packers-Cowboys and Bears-Washington showdowns, plus Lions-Giants in Yale Bowl closings. Vikings seek 13th straight exhibition win as injuries and new coaching shuffle headlines prep.
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Odds-On Favorite Buckpasser Aims for Millionaire Vault
Buckpasser the 1-2 favorite in the 97th Travers at Saratoga for 3-year-olds. Ogden Phipps’ colt carries 126 pounds, faces six rivals including Amberoid and Abe’s Hope, with a Travers win likely vaulting him toward a place among racing’s all-time money-winners.
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Five S C Coaches Assess Clubs Tears Flow Freely
Five Southern Conference coaches assessed their 1966 teams at White Sulphur Springs. Marv Levy of William and Mary called his Indians overrated while Richmond’s Frank Jones warned his squad must improve. Davidson’s Homer Smith, GW’s Jim Camp, and The Citadel’s Jim Parker shared candid takes on outlooks and challenges ahead.
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Concentrated Training Set For 16 Top U.S. Gymnasts
Sixteen of the nation’s best gymnasts train at Penn State for a month under coaches Grossfeld Wettstone Loken Patterson to assess impact ahead of the World Games in Dortmund Germany. Team members include Don Tonry Makoto Sakamoto Steve Cohen Greg Weiss Arno Lascari and Fred Roethlisberger with a plan to sustain competition after college.
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Pony League Game at Riverside Report
Grapette vs Thompson Ready-Mix details show scores 000 002 and 100 line, with players Scolpint Simpson Custer Pryor Hardy Lovelace listed as participants. The fragment hints at a Riverside venue and a tense pitching or hitting showcase with mixed inning scores.
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Softball Results AY STONEWALL Rivermont Woodlawn
Scores show Rivermont Baptist and Woodlawn contests with innings totals and player names Williams King Heater Shields Franks Davis Hodnett and Kendrick Yeatts. Girls vs Mothers Confederate League result 4 3 with Dixie Darlings youth team scores and brief inning tallies across multiple lines.
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Ralston Advances to Semifinal in Hall of Fame Tourney
Top seed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif defeats Australia's Owen Davidson 6-1 8-10 6-3 to reach the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame Tournament semifinal in Newport R I. He will meet Arthur Ashe of Los Angeles after Ashe dominates England's Graham Stillwell 6-4 6-2 in the other semifinal.
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