Giants Rally with Two-Run Homers to Top Reds
San Francisco edged Cincinnati 7 to 5 after Tito Fuentes Willie Mays and Cap Peterson hit two run homers to erase a five run deficit. Mays homered for the 526th time in his career and Peterson followed to give the Giants the lead. Tom Haller added a solo shot in the seventh as San Francisco snapped a nine game skid by beating Cincinnati in San Francisco.
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Willie Mays
Cap Peterson
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Ray Sadecki
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Peterson
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Don Pavietich
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Tom Haller
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J. W. Daniel
Douglas
Allen's Jewelers
Taylor
Reynolds Plumbing & Mills
Moore
Riverside Field
SEC Greats To Captain East All Stars
ATLANTA AP Two SEC standouts Steve Sloan Alabama and Frank Emanuel Tennessee named captains of the East team for the All-America game Sloan to lead the offense while Emanuel captains the defense West captains to be chosen Friday Prothro and Daugherty comment on quarterbacks for the game slated to be shown nationally at 9:30 p.m. EDT
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Steve Sloan
Alabama
Frank Emanuel
Tennessee
Sloan
Emanuel
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Georgia
Preston Richhuber
Acion
Prothro
Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Gary Lane
Missouri
Cubs Rally Past Pirates 5-4 On Santo Banks Duo
Chicago Cubs tied the game in the seventh as Santo singled and Banks doubled to drive in the tying run. Santo added a safe hit in 30 of 31, while Pittsburgh faded after an early 3-0 edge, with Mota homering in the eighth. The Pirates’ Ferguson Jenkins era saw relief work from Veale and May as Chicago won 5-4. Bill Daddio named Eagles director of player personnel in Philadelphia.
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Ron Santo
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Don Kessinger
Brown
Tandy Hundley
Goncer
Simmons
Veale
Jenkins
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Hoeft
Odell
Dodd Koonce
Hendley
Stargell
Pagan
Mota
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Sg Veale
SRS
A. Thikkelsen
Healey
Hoeft ‘Stargell
Daddio
Eagles Philadelphia
Bill 2
Philadelphia Eagles
Daddie
Bobby Walston
Miami Dolphins
Upset Wave Spares Men At Net Tourney
In Indianapolis the Western Tournament completed third round singles as top foreign entrant Karen Krantzke fell to Peaches Bartkowicz. Cliff Richey and foreign seeds Ray Moore and Joaquin Loyo-Mayo advanced to quarter finals. Bartkowicz set up a semifinal with Peachy Kellmeyer while Whancy Richey met Kerrie Melville.
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Ind
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Australia
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Ray Moore
South Africa
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Mexico
Moore
Bill Lenoir
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Ariz
Miss Krantzke
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtranck
Mich
Miss Bartkowicz
Peachy Kellmeyer
Charleston
W. Va
Whancy Richey
Dallas
Kerrie Melville
AFL Owners Release Little News From Thursday Session
Detroit AP report says AFL owners discussed merger with the NFL but kept mostly to the meeting room. All-Star game format to East versus West, roster size up to 40, pension plan alignment with NFL by 1970, and a potential new team in 1968 with location choices narrowed to Anaheim Cincinnati New Orleans or Seattle under three clear conditions.
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Detroit
AFL
al Davis
Threeman
NFL
Anaheim
Calif
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Seattle
Teo
Ralph Wilson
A Jr
Buffalo Bills
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City
Bill Sullivan
Boston
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Don Lock Embraces Gloveless Hitting Dream
Washington center fielder Don Lock, long known for defense, shows he may soon forget his glove as he hits well. After back-to-back wins over Chicago, he says he feels good at the plate and sees the ball well, though he jokes it is too early to leave the glove at home. Since June 24 his average has surged from .241.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Don Lock
Lock
Chicago
Senators
Kansan
Archer Seizes sharp workout to set up Griffith title bout
Archer boxed five rounds in a crisp session at Grossinger New York as he readied for his Madison Square Garden middleweight title fight with Emile Griffith next Wednesday. He sparred three rounds with Carl Williams and two with Blair Richardson, weighing 161 pounds. Griffith trained at Kiamesha Lake, skipping today’s session and has struggled to reach 150 pounds.
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Family Weekly
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