Giants Rally To Edge Pirates In Closely Fought 3-2 Victory
In Pittsburgh, Lindy McDaniel closed a bases-loaded threat in the ninth as the San Francisco Giants held off the first-place Pirates 3-2. Perry earned the win for SF, while McDaniel and Ling later preserved the lead. Clemente powered Pittsburgh with a run-scoring double, but the Giants tied the NL race within two percentage points.
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Manny Mota
Lingy
Jose Pa Gan
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Daniel Veale
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Belmont Racing Returns 8,212,877 To State Treasury
The 26 day Belmont meeting at Aqueduct yielded 8,212,877 in parimutuel revenue to the state treasury. Attendance and total betting fell from last year but the state take rose 312,575 due to a new breakage formula. Total attendance was 813,569 and handle 74,685,372, down from 833,272 and 76,241,402.
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Orioles Rally to 9-3 Victory Over Chisox in Chicago
Boog Powell and Frank Robinson launched consecutive homers to spark a four run second inning as the Orioles defeated the White Sox 5-3 in Chicago. Powell’s shot capped a 2 RBI day and moved Baltimore eight plus games ahead in the AL race. Robinson added his 23rd of the season. John Miller earned the win with bullpen support from Brabender and Drabowsky.
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Bowery Bowls Goldman In Net Tourney Start
At Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa AP Bowery Australia No 6 seed defeated Ronald Goldman Washington 6 3 6 2 in the opening round of the 67th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship. Bowery trailed 3 0 in the first set then surged with a strong attack to clinch 6 3 6 2.
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Philadelphia
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San Antonio
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Athletics send Grilli to Vancouver farm club
Kansas City optioned pitcher Guido Grilli to the Vancouver farm club on Monday. Grilli joined the Athletics in mid June in a trade with Boston and appeared in 22 games with a 0-2 record and 7.08 ERA.
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State Junior Golf Tourney Opens At Kinderton Today
A field of 137 Virginia juniors starts the 54 hole medal play event at Kinderton. Defending champion Lanny Wadkins of Richmond is the favorite to win a third title, with rivals Lloyd Liebler and Rick Bendall also in the field. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday on the par 71 Kinderton course.
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USGA
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Portsmouth
Rick Bendall
Danville
Jess Judge
Clarksville
Nelson Long Jr
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Lexington
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Pearisburg
Bowling and Softball Results From Riverside and Ballou Parks
Riverside lanes hosted mixed results with Eddies Dixie League and RS Shops securing multiple wins, while Softball at Ballou Park showed varied scores and lineups including West Emme and Norview cores. Edmonton coach Kinasewich, famed for leading the Oil Kings to junior titles, is slated to helm the Houston Apollos next season.
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Jackson Hurls Philsio 4-0 Five-Hit Win
Larry Jackson pitched the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-0 victory over Sandy Koufax and the Los Angeles Dodgers. He extended his scoreless streak to 18 innings, earning his ninth win with eight in his last 10 games while Koufax dropped to 16-5. Taylor opened the decisive rally with a double, Jackson and Callison followed with run-scoring hits, and Kuenn added a sacrifice fly as Philadelphia built a 3-0 lead before adding one more in the ninth.
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Dolphins Sign Kocourek As Veterans Depart
The Miami Dolphins sign tight end Dave Kocourek in St. Petersburg while three veterans Mel Branch Jack Spikes and Howard Simpson retire from the AFL team. Veteran lineman Mike Fladlock sprains knee and will wear a cast for a week. Kocourek, 6-foot-5 240 pounds, previously starred as Wisconsin end and Chargers captain in 1962.
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Houston
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Clarke wins 3000m in 7 56.0 at Prague
Ron Clarke of Australia won the 3000 meter race in 7 minutes 56 seconds in Prague. The Czech news agency also reported Ludwig Danek, famed native world record holder, captured the discus with a throw of 203 pounds.
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Ron Clarke
Ludwig Danek
Braves Edge Reds 9 to 8 in slugfest
Eddie Mathews delivered a decisive eighth inning RBI single after two runs by Felipe Alou and Mack Jones gave Atlanta an 8 5 lead. Reds built early 4 0 advantage, but Atlanta rallied behind Alou’s 21st homer and Jones 11th to lead before Mathews final hit.
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Chi Chi Olivo
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Two A Day Drills Start At Colts Camp
The Baltimore Colts opened two day drills at their Westminster Maryland training camp with all veterans and 31 rookies participating. Coach Don Shula had four quarterbacks throwing in an afternoon drill with live pass protection as contact sessions ran morning and afternoon. Lenny Lyles, sidelined Sunday by tonsillitis, returned to the lineup Monday.
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Oliva Pursues Third AL Batting Crown Amid Crash
Minnesota’s Tony Oliva, recently recovering from a Sunday auto accident, raised his pace with nine hits in 19 at bats to jump to .323, second to Baltimore’s Russ Snyder at .335. Snyder slipped, Kaline dropped to third, and Frank Robinson fell to fourth as AL batting race tightens. NL leaders Matty Alou, Willie Stargell, and Roberto Clemente top the chart while Hank Aaron leads NL homers and RBIs.
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Rico Carty
Atlanta
Joe Morgan
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Hank Aaron
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New York Yankees
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Sanders Tops PGA Money List With $86,311 Lead
Doug Sanders leads the 1966 PGA money list with $86,311 after a fifth place in the Minnesota Golf Classic, ahead of Arnold Palmer by $1,635. Readouts show official and unofficial totals for top players including Billy Casper Phil Rodgers Jack Nicklaus Frank Beard Tony Lema Bruce Devlin and others.
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Tony Lema
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Bannister Not Surprised Ryun Toped Record
London AP report quotes Dr Roger Bannister saying he was not surprised by Jim Ryun breaking the mile world record with 3 51.3 He noted Ryun had run 4 3 53 7 before and predicted faster times ahead Bannister, an Oxford graduate and neurology specialist, said such a feat at his age is tremendous and envisions a future mile around 3 20.
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Roger Bannister
Jim Ryun
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Ryan
National Shooting Meet Manila Team to Compete at Camp Perry
A two man Philippine team will depart Thursday to participate in the 1966 United States National Shooting Championships at Camp Perry Ohio. The event runs from July 28 to August 5. The pistol shooters are C I Castra and M J Felizardo.
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Barbara Fay White Boddie Wins Western Amateur Qualifier
Barrington Barrington Hills Country Club tests wind as Barbara Fay White Boddie, 26, wife of Teddy Boddie and educator in Texas, posts five under par 67 to lead medal play. Roberta Albers, Sunny Moss, Dorothy Germain, and Donna Gilliam follow. other qualifying players include Jean Ashley, Barbara McLatire, William Flenniken, and Nancy Roth Syms for the 32-match bracket.
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