Buford's 10th inning homer wins nightcap for Sox
Don Buford led off the 10th with a homer to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 6 4 victory over Washington and clinch a two game sweep. The opener went to Chicago 2 1 as Juan Pizarro earned his first win of the season. Cater homered for Washington in game two while Buford and Cater provided the big blows in their respective games. Eddie Fisher recorded his sixth win and his 13th save in game one.
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Callison’s inside the park homer lifts Phillies in 10th
In Philadelphia, Johnny Callison lined an inside the park homer off Jim Owens with two out in the 10th inning to give the Phillies a 6-5 win over the Astros. The shot bounced off the right-center field scoreboard and scored after Lee Maye mishandled the ball at second. Giusti earned the win, with Covington and Allen delivering key earlier hits.
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Jazy Tops Own 5 000m European Record In Paris
Michel Jazy ran 13 29 to beat his own European best for the 5 000 meters in Paris though he could not surpass Ron Clarke's 13 25 8 world mark from Los Angeles. The crowd of about 8 000 hoped for a world record but he weakened after 3 000 meters and noted warm conditions. He had earlier set the 1 mile world record at Rennes and lowered the European 5 000m mark to 13 34 4 at Lorient. He plans no immediate record attempts and will vacation with his family next month, ruling out facing Peter Snell or Clarke in Europe soon.
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Felipe Alou Paces Braves To 8-2 Win
Felipe Alou hit a three run homer to break a 2-2 tie in the seventh as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2. Denny Lemaster earned the win with help from Phil Niekro as Milwaukee extended its run to eight wins in ten games. Rico Carty added a solo homer in the second and two wild plays aided a two run eighth. The Cardinals dropped their 12th of 15.
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A's Beat Indians 5-2 Behind Landis Homer
Jim Landis hit his first homer of the season and drove in three as the Athletics won 5-2 over Cleveland in Kansas City. Rollie Sheldon earned the victory in his first KC start, while Kralick took the loss after two early runs. Max Alvis homered for Cleveland and Joe Azcue drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Odessa Tex yields 1965 junior college golf crown
Jerry Smith of Odessa Texas led a 72-hole event to win the National Junior College Golf Tournament in Grand Rapids Michigan on Friday. Odessa claimed its sixth championship in seven years as defending champ Phoenix Arizona finished fourth.
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Dick Metz
East Texas State
New Mexico
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Odessa
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Pirates defeat Giants in seventh straight win five three
Pittsburgh gains a 5 0 lead in the first inning as Bailey and Virdon single Stargell triples in center and Clendenon plates him with a sacrifice fly Frank Carpin tosses four innings of two hit relief after Pagliaroni belts a two run homer to seal the 5 3 victory over San Francisco Willie Mays hits his 19th homer but the Pirates hold on for their seventh straight win and 19th in 21 games.
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Frank Carpin
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Don Cardwell
Don Schwall
Cardwell
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Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Bill Hands
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Donn Clendenon
Stargell
Jimmie Hall Sparks Twins Past Tigers 5-4 in nightcap
Jimmie Hall drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th as the Minnesota Twins beat Detroit 5-4 in the first game of a doubleheader. Hall contributed two RBIs, and the Twins erased a 4-3 deficit after a late inning rally.
Justice White To Address Meeting At Williamsburg
Justice Byron R. White of the U S Supreme Court will address the opening session of the 46th annual meeting of the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations in Williamsburg Virginia Sunday June 27 The convention runs June 27 to 30 and is expected to draw about 700 delegates from some 20 000 high schools The agenda includes television pre season football conditioning and policies governing girls athletics Other major speakers include Bud Wilkinson Bob Kane Dick Harp and James F Clark
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United States Supreme Court
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Lifetime Sports Foundation
Bob Kane
Dick Harp
Kansas
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James F. Clark
Wimbledon Open Play Campaign Continues
The British Lawn Tennis Association reiterated its plan to push for an open Wimbledon. The LTA issued a policy declaration accusing the ILTF of hypocrisy for blocking professional and amateur players from competing together.
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Orioles Edge Red Sox 5-4 Behind Orsino Two-Run Shot
In Boston, Stu Miller closed out the win after Harvey Haddix impressed in relief. John Orsino hit a decisive two-run homer in the fourth, lifting Baltimore to a 5-4 victory over the Red Sox. It followed Mantilla and Lee Thomas homers and unearned Orioles runs in the third.
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Haddix
Tony Conigliaro
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Orioles
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Lennie Green
Luis Aparicio
Mantilla
Lee Thomas
Roberts
Green
Daryl Yastrzemski
Rex White Rejoins Field Of Bowman Gray Drivers
AL Downing hurls Yanks to 6 4 win over the Angels as New York earns its sixth win in seven. Maris drives in two with a pair of doubles, Cardenal hits a three run homer in the eighth, and Downing pitches a full game despite late baserunner trouble.
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Bowman Gray
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Roger Maris
Doc Edwards
Bobby Richardson
Clete Bover
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Umpire Fined For Spitting Back At FSL Player
Umpire Frank Schnorrbusch was fined 50 dollars for spitting during a dispute over a called third strike. Sarasota outfielder Angel Bravo received 100 dollars and a 10 day suspension for initiating the exchange. Sarasota Manager Don Bacon was fined 25 dollars and the club was reprimanded for lack of protection of umpires and visiting players.
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George MacDonald
Sarasota
Angel Bravo
Frank Schnorrbusch
Don Bacon
AAU Bosses Reject Peace Bid By NCAA
The NCAA extended a tentative drive to the AAU over control of amateur sports, inviting cooperative sanctioning, but AAU president Cliff Buck rejected the move. Key collegians like Randy Matson and Jerry Lindgren could miss Moscow competition if not sanctioned. The dispute centers on whether top amateur track teams can compete without USTFF approval and AAU authorization.
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Dixie Youth League Rec Center Scoreboard Puzzle Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads Dixie Youth League at Recreation Center with names John Daniel Hutcherson Reynolds Scolpini and Haynes and numbers 3.2 4 100 10 25, unclear outcome or event details. Most readable items are player names and scores, but full context is missing.
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Ra datz Stricken by 24 Hour Virus at Fenway Park
Boston relief pitcher Dick Ra datz reported to Fenway Park on Friday night but was sent home after testing positive for a 24 hour virus. The illness sidelines Ra datz from workouts and raises concerns for upcoming schedule.
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Dick Radatz
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Tennis tournament semifinals go international
Kansas City AP reports the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Tennis Tournament adds German and Argentine players to the field alongside Texas and Oklahoma contenders as semifinals approach.
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Don Drysdale Wins 2-1 as Dodgers Top Mets
Don Drysdale pitched a four hitter and hit a eighth inning homer to power the Dodgers to a 2-1 win over the Mets in New York. The victory gave Drysdale his 11th win and kept Los Angeles ahead of New York in a battle with Warren Spahn on the mound for the Mets. The game drew 55,023 at the Polo Grounds, the season’s largest crowd to date.
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Baseball scores and matchups from Saturday games
National League results show Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 with late scoring. Philadelphia 6 Houston 3. San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee 8 St Louis 2. Los Angeles 3 Milwaukee 2. American League notes include Chicago at Washington and Minnesota at Detroit with various pitchers listed like Koufax and McLain. Multiple doubleheaders and upcoming games at New York and Boston are listed with several pitchers and records.
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Paul Brown Eyeing Atlanta Move for NFL Team
Cleveland Browns former coach and GM Paul Brown may relocate to Atlanta if the city lands an NFL franchise. Sports writer Charles Heaton notes Brown has influential Atlanta contacts and could help organize and coach the first pro team there as both leagues seek a franchise. Brown organized the Browns in 1946 and dominated the AAFC before joining the NFL.
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