Bases loaded ninth caps Orioles win over Twins
Brooks Robinson drilled a bases loaded single in the ninth to drive in the winning run as the Baltimore Orioles beat Minnesota 3-2. Jim Perry took his first loss after seven wins, while Bob Allison and Earl Battey homered for the Twins to tie the game in the eighth. Steve Barber allowed two earned runs on seven hits through seven, and Oliva’s fielding miscues fueled Baltimore’s early two runs.
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Donald Leek Takes Lead In Annual Game Fish Tourney
Donald Leek of Egg Harbor New Jersey led the first annual Hatteras Game Fish Tournament after a white marlin catch in the gulf stream. His 108.34 points total combines the marlin and Thursday dolphin points, with Dick Marvel of Milwaukee placing second after a released white marlin. Ray Williams of Richmond added a 21 pound dolphin to reach 70.44 points.
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National League Standings and Saturday Schedule
Pittsburgh leads the NL with 57 wins and a .588 pace while Cincinnati, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and New York trail. The schedule shows late games for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, and Chicago with Saturday matchups including Koufax, Shaw, Law, Bunning, Parsons, and Nuxhall across several venues.
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Golf Pro's Son Feared Dead At N C Beach
Wrightsville Beach, N C AP Thirteen year old Patrick Kenney son of Ed Kenney UNC golf coach is believed drowned after being pulled seaward by undertow The father swam to help and was saved by a lifeguard The Coast Guard life guards and private aircraft aided the search but the boy was not recovered by nightfall He was taken to Babies Hospital for shock and exhaustion
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Gary Player Wins June Hickok Award Poll
Gary Player of South Africa won the June S. Rae Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year poll for his U.S. Open Golf Championship victory. He led with 71 first-place votes and 253 points, ahead of Sandy Koufax and Jim Clark in a vote among sports writers and sportscasters.
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Illinois Player Arrives for Week-Long Italian Trial
Skip Thoren of the University of Illinois arrived in Milan for a week trial with the Simmen thal club in Italy’s major basketball league. The circuit now allows clubs to hire foreign players under summer rule changes.
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Home Runs Lift Tigers To 6-5 Victory Over White Sox
Don Demeter and Bill Freehan hit two run homers fueling a Detroit comeback to a 6-5 win over Chicago. Orlando Pena earned his second win with four hits allowed after Hank Aguirre start, with Don Wert’s seventh inning homer sealing the victory.
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Jose Cardenal Powers Angels To 7-3 Win
Jose Cardenal 21 year old rookie collected four hits including his ninth home run and Jim Fregosi added a homer as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-3. Cardenal drove in three in a decisive fourth inning that doomed Jim Lonborg to his 11th loss. Fregosi homered in the fifth and Vic Power joined the milestone fray with his 1,700th major league hit. Fred Newman earned his fifth win with help from a pair of Angels homers by Fregosi and Petrocelli.
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Mike Henry Quitting Pro Football For Movies and TV
Hollywood reports that Rams linebacker Mike Henry will announce his retirement from the NFL when he reports to training camp in Orange. Film producer So Weintraub says Henry, 28, under a seven year Tarzan film and Wyoming TV deal, will pursue acting after six NFL seasons split between the Steelers and Rams.
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Horrigan Promoted to Director of Special Projects
AP reports Jack Horrigan, longtime publicity director for the American Football League, has been promoted to director of special projects. Commissioner Joe Foss announced the move on Friday.
Maxwell tops field in Buckeye Ladies tourney lead
Susie Maxwell shot five under par 67 at Clovernook to lead the 54 hole Buckeye Savings Association Ladies pro golf event in Cincinnati. Carol Mann, Kathy Whitworth, Marilynn Smith, and Louise Suggs followed within three strokes while heat and humidity affected play. The pro men and women teed off in a best ball event, with Sandra Haynie and Dick James posting a 63 best ball score.
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150 Lap Race For Modified Cars Heads Tonight Card
South Boston Speedway gears up for a 150 lap modified sportsman race with four Richmond drivers among five contenders set to clash for a $4,000 purse. The event, starting at 8:30 p.m. EDT, uses two 10 lap heat races for starting positions and also features late model hobby cars in a 306 lap feature after a 30 lap Pee Wee Wentz vs Eddie Roysters battle last week.
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Jay Hurls Reds To 9-1 Victory Against Astros
Cincinnati defeated Houston 9-2 as Joey Jay allowed three hits, two earned runs, and Frank Robinson collected four singles. Pete Rose tripled in the sixth, Vada Pinson and Robinson drove in runs in support of Jay who improved to 8-2. Claude Raymond held the Reds to one hit through five before Cincinnati broke it open with a big eighth inning.
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Senators Edge Athletics 5-3 on Hamlin's seventh inning double
Washington Senators beat Kansas City 5-3 as Ken Hamlin delivered a two run double with two outs in the seventh. Don Lock opened the frame with a center double and scored on Joe Cunningham's infield hit before Hamlin's go ahead shot past third base. Lock and Willie Kirkland also homered. New had an RBI single in the first. Kansas City had three runs in the fourth on a Ken Harrelson double and two RBI singles.
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White and Gilliam to meet for W W G A title
Defending champion Barbara Fay White and Mrs. Lew Gilliam advanced from the semifinals of the Women’s Western Golf Association in Minneapolis and will clash Saturday in the final for the championship.
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Indians Beat Yankees 6-2 Behind Tiant and Sims
Cleveland pitcher Luis Tiant pitched four hits through seven innings and homered for the second straight season as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 5-2. Duke Sims drove in three runs with a homer and a single, while Tiant also homered in the third. An error helped Cleveland score in the sixth as Rocky Colavito walked and scored on a Kubek misplay.
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Matson Wins Exhibition Meet With 65' 2" Throw
Wichita Kansas shot putter Randy Matson won an exhibition meet with a 65 foot 2 inch throw, far from his world record. His appearance followed a Friday morning sanctioning dispute between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association over track meet authority.
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Local Connie Mack Teams Split Against Outsiders
Danville and Lynchburg split a Connie Mack League twin bill at Market Garden Field. Danville Moose fell 12 to 1 as C L Searce pitched four safeties allowed and Martin Questenberry homered for Martinsville. Lynchburg Colts defeated Danville Coke 6 to 2 behind Mike Brown, who struck out 13 and contributed two hits.
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City-Wide Tennis Finals Set Today and Sunday
After a week of matches the city-wide tennis tournament heads to finals with standout results. Branson Isley defeated Charles Cardwell 6-1 3-6 6-2 in men's singles and Everett Carter and Ben Kendall look like the team to beat in men's doubles after a 6-4 7-5 win.
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Vikings Doctor Rules Out Ted Dean Foosball Return
Ted Dean, 27, former Wichita State and Philadelphia Eagles star, was ruled out for a pro foosball comeback by the Minnesota Vikings team physician. Dean was critically injured in a South Minneapolis auto wreck last September, suffering a hip injury.
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