Perry Holds Chicago To Three Hits First Seven Frames
Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 8-0 as Gaylord Perry returns from the disabled list to pitch seven strong innings. He allowed only three hits before Lindy McDaniel finished the shutout. Willie McCovey hit a solo homer and Ollie Brown added a three run double in the third as San Francisco jumped on Ernie Broglio and Ferguson Jenkins for six runs.
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Two Holes-In-One On Same Hole At Club
East Brunswick flyer Dick Burdick teed off a 183 yard par three at Pike Brook Country Club and scored a hole in one with a five iron. Seconds later in the next foursome Les Cronk of Bound Brook matched him with another ace on the same hole using a No 4 iron. The drinks were on Cronk.
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Broncos Sign Young Tight End Pete Richardson
Denver Broncos of the American Football League announced the signing of Pete Richardson, 21, a 6 foot 4 inch 230 pound tight end from Williams College, as a free agent.
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Hogan Sees Hills and Roughs Challenge Open Bid
Ben Hogan, 53, returns to the Olympic Club for the 66th National Open, noting steeper hills and tougher rough than in 1955. He doubts his driving but remains a sentimental favorite, while contemporaries Palmer Nicklaus and Player assess a longer, tougher course. Jack Fleck, last to beat Hogan in 1955, is among the field.
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Clemente's three run homer lifts Pirates past Reds 5-4
Roberto Clemente delivered a three run homer off Billy McCool in the eighth inning lifting Pittsburgh to a 5-4 win over Cincinnati. The Reds had led 4-2 before Clemente's decisive blast. Vern Law started for Cincinnati, Dale and Stengel? The Pirates built early runs on Jay wild pitches and miscues as McCool allowed the late rally.
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Buford Drives ChiSox Past Angels in First Game
Don Buford drove in four runs with a single and a three run double to spark the Chicago White Sox to a 5-1 win over California in the opener of a doubleheader. Jack Lamabe scattered five hits for his fourth win in six decisions. Jerry Adair added two hits and scored as Chicago snapped a five game skid.
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U S Netters Win First Round At London Tennis
U S players led by Dennis Ralston Clark Graebner Ron Holmberg and Jim McManus advanced in the London Lawn Tennis Championships at Queen's Club in the eve of Wimbledon Ralston defeated Osamu Ishigure 6 3 7 5 Graebner routed Bernard Montrenaud 6 1 6 1 Holmberg beat Jack Saul 3 6 1 7 5 and McManus defeated J F Guzman 8 6 6 3.
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Unpopular Verdict in Eight Round Bout in Turin
Piero Del Papa the European light heavyweight champion from Italy was floored by a count of eight in the fourth round but recovered to win an eight round decision over Clarence James of San Francisco. The Sports Palace crowd of 6,000 jeered the referee as Del Papa left the ring after the bout. Del Papa weighed 177 pounds, James 166.5.
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Holes-In-One Scored On Three Different Par Threes
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP four par three holes at Hubbard Golf Course yielded aces on three holes Mon day Anthony Popio Youngstown aced the 165 yard sixth hole Phil McKee Youngstown hit the 135 yard 16th Phil Uhlin Poland Ohio made the 135 yard third hole Joe Vitullo club pro aimed for the remaining par three at the seventh as he continued swinging.
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Former Phillies star Lobert suffers heart attack at 84
John Hans Lobert 84, former Phillies third baseman and manager, listed in satisfactory condition at Chestnut Hill Hospital after a heart attack Saturday. Lobert played for Philadelphia from 1911 to 1914 and coached seven years before a one-year manager stint in 1942.
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Santa Clara Valley Youth Village tops AAU outdoor entries
The Santa Clara Valley Youth Village California entered a nine man team the largest entry to date for the National AAU outdoor track and field championships at Randalls Island on June 25 26 Meet director Ray Lumpp announced the entries Monday by Dan Bowden filling in for the seriously ill coach of the SCVYV team.
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Rain Halts Bosox Tribe In Fifth Inning
In Cleveland, rain stopped the Boston Red Sox at 4-3 in the fifth after an hour and 34 minutes delay. Boston led with four runs in the first, George Scott homered for what would have been his 15th, while Joe Azcue and Leon Wagner homered for Cleveland before the washout erased all homers and other hits.
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Changes in All Star balloting announced for 1966
NEW YORK AP Two changes in how players vote for the All Star baseball game to be played July 12 at St Louis were announced by Commissioner William D Eckert The ballot shifts allow players to vote for the top three outfielders in their league not by position and three center fielders could be named Starting in 1966 the All Star manager will have as coaches the managers of the teams finishing second and third in the prior season Ballots were sent to players on Monday to vote for the starting lineup.
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Record Performance Still Being Checked Before Acceptance
SACRAMENTO AP The 20 second 220 yard dash by Tommy Smith at the Sacramento invitational is under review as a possible world record while officials verify the track conditions. Smith 21 of San Jose State ran full speed while two rivals Griffin Contra Costa College and Beatty UC hesitated at the start. Starter Tom Moore said a bad shell caused the start. Officials later affirmed Smith's win.
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Twins Beat A's as Rollins Sparks 6-1 Nightcap
Rich Rollins piled three doubles and a single to lift Minnesota to a 6-1 win over Kansas City in the nightcap, while Jim Perry allowed six hits for his second win. In the opener, Jim Hunter drove in three with a bases loaded double as the A's toppled the Twins 5-2, snapping Minnesota’s four-game run.
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Final Half-Hour Endurance Race To Be Seen In U S
ABC will televise the final half hour of the 24 hour Le Mans endurance race from France live in the United States via Early Bird Satellite. Early racing will air Saturday between 5 and p.m. EDT on Wide World of Sports. A Sunday program at 10:30 a.m. EDT will show the finale and highlights.
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Wally Barlow Named Athletic Trainer at AIC
Springfield Mass AP Wally Barlow a veteran American Hockey League trainer and 1936 Olympic wrestling team member was named athletic trainer at American International College in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Frank and Brooks Robinson power Orioles to 8-0 win
The Robinson brothers Frank and Brooks drove in five runs as Baltimore blanked New York 8-0. Frank hit a two-run homer in the third off Al Downing after a Palmer walk and Aparicio single, extending his season total, while Brooks added a 10th homer in the seventh off Pedro Ramos. Jim Palmer and Eddie Watt combined on a three-hit shutout for the Orioles, their 13th victory.
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Stronger measures debated as NHL opens meeting in Montreal
The opening NHL session in Montreal focused on tougher penalties for infractions as the Rules Committee considers stricter rules. In a separate game, Baltimore defeated New York with Palmer winning after five innings due to a callus issue, while Downing struggled for New York in the loss with three errors and unearned runs. The line score shows New York 3 4 0 and Baltimore 8 6 1, with F. Robinson and B. Robinson homering for the Orioles and Downing taking the loss.
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