Bunning Wins Seventh Straight As Phillies Top Giants 6-1
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning earned his seventh consecutive victory by limiting San Francisco to one run on six hits. Rich Allen belted his fourth 440-foot homer in a week, while Bob Uecker and Cookie Rojas added late homers. Hart homered for the Giants, who also saw Bunning leave briefly after being struck on the side but return to complete the win.
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National and American League Baseball Scores and Schedules
Saturday games feature Dodgers at Mets and Giants at Phillies while Cubs visit Braves and Astros play Pirates in mixed lineups. American League matches include Tigers at Angels and Indians at Twins with multiple evening twins and night games across the circuit.
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Tex as Southern coach Wright named NAIA Track Coach of the Year
Sioux Falls AP reports Stan Wright coach of the Texas Southern Tigers has been named the NAIA Track Coach of the Year by the NAIA Track Coaches Association. The award was announced Thursday night.
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Whitfield Powers Indians To 6-5 Win Over Twins
Fred Whitfield drove in five runs with three singles and a three run homer as the Cleveland Indians edged the Minnesota Twins 6 to 5. Reliever Dick Radatz closed out the eighth inning, ending a late Minnesota rally after Steve Hargan relieved Luis Tiant in the fourth. Whitfield’s seventh inning homer followed singles by Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito, a 360 foot drive over right field that spoiled a 4-3 Twins lead. Landis hit a leadoff homer in the third.
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Ferrum Judo Team Opens Inaugural Season With Medals
Ferrum Junior College in Ferrum Virginia reports a strong start in its first judo season. Hiroyuki Hamada, a freshman who formed the team, was named Virginia Judo Champion and placed second at the South Eastern Regional Judo Championships in Charlotte North Carolina.
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Florida State Wins District 3 Opener to Reach Final
Florida State defeats Mississippi State 7-0 behind Eddie Howell three hitter to reach NCAA District 3 final against North Carolina. North Carolina edged Mississippi State 5-4 in the other game to advance with Tar Heels unbeaten in elimination play.
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Pirates ride sixth inning burst to 7-2 win over Astros
Pittsburgh tore ahead in the sixth with consecutive homers by Pagliaroni and Mazeroski as part of a five run rally, then held off Houston for a 7-2 victory. Rookie Woody Fryman earned the win in a nine hit game while Jim Pagliaroni and Mazeroski each homered.
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Surtees and Hill Post Fastest Trials in German Race
John Surtees of Britain and Phil Hill of Santa Monica Calif posted the two fastest times in trials for Sunday's 621 mile sports car race at Adenau Germany. Surtees driven Ferrari recorded 1 minute 33.9 seconds for an average speed of 99.4 mph. Hill in a Chevrolet powered Chaparral posted 1 minute 35.4 seconds for 98.8 mph.
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Pavietich Delivers Two-Run Eight Rally For Reds Win
Cincinnati breaks six game skid with an 8-6 rally fueled by Don Pavietich two-run double in the eighth. Chicago had 4th inning runs from Banks Williams and Browne, while Reds' Pavietich and Estrada spark the late offense aided by Ellsworth miscue.
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Kathy Whitworth Leads After First Round in Open
Kathy Whitworth shot a one under par 69 at Norwood Hills East to lead the Clayton Federal Women's Open after an opening round. Mickey Wright one stroke back, with Carol Mann, Chif ford Ann Creed and Sandra Haynie at 70s. Betsy Cullen shot 72 alongside Ruth Jessen and others. Final rounds scheduled over the weekend with Williams and Prentice among leaders.
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Patton earns medal honors in Linville CGA tourney
Billy Joe Patton shot a two under par 69 to win medal honors in the Carolina Golf Association’s 52nd annual tournament at Linville Golf Club. He birdied four times and bogeyed four, qualifying 63 players for the championship flight. Defending champion Bill Harvey and others chased in a field that listed Alabama row notes among qualifiers and next rounds.
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Hoerner Saves Cardinals In 3-2 Win At Braves
Joe Hoerner preserved a 3-2 St. Louis victory over Atlanta after two outs in the ninth as Bob Gibson dominated with two hits allowed and 14 straight retired. Hank Aaron hit his 18th homer off Gibson before Hoerner struck out Mack Jones for the final out. Curt Flood went 4-for-4 with a fourth-inning triple driving in Tim McCarver. Julian Javier provided St Louis with the tying run in the third.
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Fisher Delivers Mets 6 2 Victory Over Dodgers
New York pitcher Jack Fisher hurls a three hitter for his first win against Los Angeles, as the Mets beat the Dodgers 6-2. Fisher allowed two early runs but blanked the Dodgers for the remaining innings, earning his third win and snapping a three game skid.
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Belinsky Seeks Trade Or Farm Assignment
Los Angeles AP reports pitcher Belinsky of the Philadelphia Phillies asked manager Gene Mauch to trade him or send him to the minors. He told Bud Furrillo he would pitch for San Diego in the Pacific Coast League if no major league club wanted him, stressing he seeks a chance to prove his ability after 33 innings in two months.
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Shubeck Sets New Speed Mark In Dragster Race
Joe Shubeck of Lakewood Ohio subbing for Don Wester vel in a Dodge powered fuel dragster set a new NHRA Spring National speed mark at 214.78 mph in Bristol Tennessee for the quarter mile. Connie Kalitta previously held the record at 209.78 mph. Pete Robinson led the qualifiers with 7.442 seconds as top speed 194.38 mph. Tom Hoover posted 234.28 mph in Minneapolis for runner up in speed. Golf pro Denny Champagne dies in Orlando at 60 after long PGA career.
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Bill Campbell Seeks British Amateur Title Rebound
Bill Campbell, 1965 U S Amateur champion from Huntington West Virginia, returns for his ninth British Amateur championship at Carnoustie Links. The 44 Americans among 195 players face 7059 yard par 71 setup as the event begins with Campbell listed 33-1, Hyndman 25-1, Townsend 4-1 favorite, Ronallack 6-1 defending champ.
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