Orioles rally past Twins 2-0 in nightcap sweep
Lefty Billy Short reappeared after four years to toss six solid innings in his major league return, as the Baltimore Orioles shut out Minnesota 2-0 to complete a doubleheader sweep after a 4-1 opener. Frank Robinson and Sam Bowens homered in the first game. Bowens drove in the other run in the nightcap with a Bowens double and Brooks Robinson single.
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Chisox Edge Red Sox 2-1 in 13 Innings
Chicago wins 2-1 over Boston after Gary Peters scores on a passed ball in the 13th. John Romano started the inning with an infield hit, Peters runners, Don Buford sac, and Peters came home as Mike Ryan failed to handle the pitch. Bob Locker closed the win for Chicago.
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Mike Ryan
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Red Sox
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Lee Stange
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Don Buford
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Darrell Brandon
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John Wyatt
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George Thomas
Lee Elia
George Smith
Buzhardt
Burgess
Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes and Mills Meet
Riverside Lanes hosted a bowling meet featuring Ganville Knitting Mills Leftovers and Dan River Mills with top finishers 3-McGee 159 and 2-Franklin 207. Loaders O-Hutchins 120 and 1-Mangrum 236 led in data processing while 3-McCullum 212 and O-Reynolds 179 posted solid scores.
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Bill White Sparks Phillies To 7-0 Victory Over Cubs
Bill White homered to left field, singled in a run and scored twice as Philadelphia blanked Chicago 7-0 behind Larry Jackson. The Phils ran their win streak to four, tagging Bill Faul for two runs in the second and three more in the fourth. Dalrymple added two RBIs with singles in the second and fourth.
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Randy Hundley
Phils
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Tigers Triumph in First Game of Doubleheader over Athletics
Gates Brown drove in three runs with a sacrifice fly and a bases loaded single to power the Detroit Tigers to an 8-5 win over Kansas City in the opener of a two night doubleheader. Denny McLain earned his 12th victory with help from Larry Sherry. Phil Roof hit a three run homer for KC while Willie Horton left with illness after a two run knock in the first. Kaline added a 14th homer as Detroit pulled away with two runs in the third and Brown added two in the seventh.
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Irish Sweepstakes field promises drama at Dublin racecourse
Twenty four horses race in the fifth Irish Sweeps with seven American owned entries to challenge England's Charlottown. Bookmakers favor Lady Zia Wernher's mare to win the English Derby at 1-2, worth about 144 thousand dollars for the 11 1/2 mile event. Payouts for the Irish Sweeps hinge on the race results.
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Wright and Spuzich Lead US Women's Open Tie
Mickey Wright and Sandra Spuzich shared the 36 hole lead at the United States Women's Open Golf Tournament with five over par 149. Spuzich shot 74 after a 75 opening, Wright had a 71 and 78 in two rounds. Carol Mann and Cliff Creed were 151, with Joyce Kazmierski among others at 152.
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Perry adds sidearm bite to Giants pitching punch
San Francisco star Gaylord Perry rebounded from a troubled 1972 season to post an 11-1 record with a 2.23 ERA, teaming with Juan Marichal to form a potent one two punch for the Giants. Perry explains the risks and recovery from injuries that included a sprained ankle and calcium deposits in his feet, plus his new sidearm delivery that has baffled batters.
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Rookie Woody Fryman Hurls One-Hitter For 12-0 Win
Rookie pitcher Woody Fryman spun a one hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates routed the New York Mets 12 0 Fryman walked only one batter in the first inning and retired the remaining 26 Mets in order to lift Pittsburgh to its sixth straight victory Mazeroski Pagan and Stargell led the offense with multiple hits and homers in an 18 hit barrage The win improved Fryman to 6 3 on the season and extended Pittsburghs streak while Jose Pagan and Bill Mazeroski drove in seven runs combined with two homers and a double by Pagan and a Mazeroski homer in the seventh as the Pirates careered past New York.
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Yankees Win Slugfest Over Senators 8-6
New York baseball team tops Washington 8-6 as Mickey Mantle belts his fifth homer in four games and Joe Pepitone adds his 15th of the season. Early extra-base hits and key miscues fuel the Yankees’ victory despite late Senators pressure. Mantle and Pepitone powered a multi-hit attack while Elston Howard and Hector Lopez also supplied drives.
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Don Lock
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Reds Outlast Astros in 12 Frames
Houston edged Cincinnati 2-1 in 12 innings as Bob Lillis doubled home Bob Aspromonte for the decisive run after Aspromonte and Pinson sparked the rally. Cuellar pitched seven hitless innings for Houston and Maloney allowed three hits before the eighth.
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A's Purchase One Pitcher Recall One From Farm Club
Kansas City Athletics announce the purchase of Wes Stock a 32 year old relief hurler from Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League and recall of Jim Nash from Mobile. Stock replaces Ron Stone who is being sent to Rochester. Ralph Terry placed on the disabled list with a sprained ankle. Nash brings a 7 4 record with 129 strikeouts in 108 innings.
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Rochester
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Jim Nash
Mobile
Southern Association
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Terrell Named WBA Heavyweight Champion in Ratings
In Dallas on Friday Ernie Terrell was named heavyweight champion by the World Boxing Association with Cassius Clay listed as No 1 contender. The WBA headquarters is in Dallas. Kim Sun Soo of South Korea was named Boxer of the Month after dethroning Italy’s Nino Genvenuti to win the junior middleweight title.
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World Boxing Association
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Nino Genvenuti
Italy
Foster Pitches Fresca To 1 0 Connie Mack Win
John Foster hurled Fresca to a 1-0 victory last night at Market Garden Field over Old Boston in a Connie Mack League game. Foster gave up two singles, struck out nine, and walked one. Jefferson went 3 for 3 and scored the only run. Jennings took the loss despite five strikeouts.
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Ground breaking held for $11 million Inglewood stadium
In Inglewood California AP reports groundbreaking ceremonies Friday for a stadium costing 11 million dollars. The event ends speculation about financing and the involvement of wealthy Jack Kent Cooke and his proposed professional basketball and hockey teams.
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Lee Roy Yarbrough Captures Daytona Pole in Firecracker 400
Lee Roy Yarbrough led qualifying at Daytona International Speedway with an average speed of 178.660 mph in a 1966 Dodge Charger, topping a field of nine record-setters for the July 4 Firecracker 400. Trailing him were notable drivers including Pete Petty and Sam Quagg, with speeds ranging from the 170s to upper 170s in various 1964–1966 cars.
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Nicklaus laments rough at Muirfield Open prep
Sam McDowell shines in 5-0 Cleveland win over California. McDowell fans 13 for his first complete game since May 1 as Rocky Colavito drives in four, including a 15th homer. Chance takes the loss. McDowell racks 108 strikeouts on the season.
Thompson-Arthur Routs in Bronco League Report
Fragmentary roster notes from BRONCO LEAGUE at 41 Recreation Center show Thompson-Arthur 22 with NS 41-1279 Pepsi-Cola. Named players include Jack White, Dillion, Clay, M. Con ser, Pritchett, Clarke Electric, J. W. Daniel, Jesswith, Hundley, Scolpini, Reynolds, Walker, and Shelfan, with scattered numbers and affiliations, but full results are not clear.
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Thompson Ready-Mix and Rivermen win varied softball results
In Riverside Field play Thompson Ready-Mix and Grapette lead innings with mixed scores. At Ab Ballou Park Rivermen and West End post several runs as Williams, Parsons, Wolford, Foster contribute. Other matchups include Main St Meth, Moseley Wem, Northview, Woodlawn, Stonewall Jackson, and Belk Leggett with multiple pairings featuring Reffineger, Richardson, Ballard, Bailey, and Thompson among listed players.
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Chairman of Clay's Draft Board Upset By Delay On Status
Louisville report says Cassius Clay's draft board chairmen express frustration over delays in determining the heavyweight champion's military status. Clay seeks conscientious objector reclassification. Justice Department has investigated his Black Muslims affiliation since May.
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