McCovey's seventh inning homer seals Giants' 11-7 win
Willie McCovey capped a comeback by belting a two-run homer in the seventh, breaking a 7-7 tie and lifting the San Francisco Giants past the Chicago Cubs 11-7. Mays, Haller, Brown and Hart also homered for SF as Estrada struggled early and Lindy McDaniel earned the victory.
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
McCovey
Jim Davenport
Giants
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Ollie Brown
Jim Hart
Billy Hoeft
Chicago
Hal Lanier
Cubs
Mays
Haller
Chuck Estrada
Ted Williams
Brown
Hart
Cal Koonce
Byron Browne
Billy Williams
Ron Herbel
Jim Stewart
Glenn Beckett
Lindy McDaniel
Banks
Browne
Jenkins
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Huncley
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Lanier
Keough
Herbe
Hoeff
Pricdy
Altman
Henry
Estrada
Peterson
Koonce
Mdaniel
Stewart
Hoeft
Herbel
Priddy
Iseede
Henry McDaniel
Strada Town
European judo champ Parnaoz Chikviladze dies in Moscow
Parnaoz Chikviladze the 1965 European heavyweight judo champion died in Moscow at 26 from injuries after a car accident. He also earned a bronze at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Moscow
Parnaoz Chikviladze
Tass
Chikviladze
Mildenberger Defends Title Against Prebeg
In Frankfurt, West German European heavyweight champion Karl Mildenberger defends his title Wednesday night against Ivan Prebeg, a 33 year old former Yugoslav living in Luxembourg. A decisive win could set up a world title clash with Cassius Clay planned for September in Frankfurt. Prebeg’s 10-14-9-3 record contrasts with Mildenberger’s 43-53-17 KO slate.
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Cassius Clay
Karl Nildenberger
West Germany
Ivan Prebeg
Prebeg
Luxembourg
John Doe
Mildenberger
Prebek
Clay
Henry Cooper
England
Wolfgang Mueller
Bruno Mueller
Mueller
Joachim Goettert
Jarvis Astaire
Seeded Netters Take Victories At NCAA Meet
In Miami, top seed Charles Pasarell of UCLA defeated Steve Stockton of Tennessee 6 2 6 1 to reach the NCAA tennis third round. Second seed Stan Smith of Southern California and third seed Tom Edlefsen also advanced, with Smith sweeping Dick Gilkey 6 1 6 0 and Tom Karp 6 1 6 4. Edlefsen beat Jerry Stewart 6 4 6 3, Crookenden 4 6 6 2 6 2, Brien 6 1 6 1, and Osborne 9 7 6 1 in second round action.
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Fla
Charles Pasarell
UCLA
Steve Stockton
Tennessee
Stan Smith
Southern California
Tom Edlefsen
University of Southern California
Smith
Dick Gilkey
Oklahoma
Tom Karp
Edlefsen
Jerry Stewart
University of Michigan
Jan Crookenden
Ron Goldman
Georgetown
Rangers Trade for Red Berenson from Canadiens
The New York Rangers acquired left winger Red Berenson from Montreal in exchange for left winger Ted Taylor and a player to be named later. Berenson, 26, played parts of five seasons with Montreal, adding seven points in 23 games last year and 53 points in 34 AHL games with Quebec. Taylor, 24, had 51 points in 62 AHL games with Baltimore last season and appeared in four Ranger games, recording one assist.
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Canada
New York Rangers
Red Baronson
Montreal Canadiens
Ted Taylor
Berenson
Quebec
Taylor
Baltimore
Rangers
Cards Rally to Hand Mets 9-2 Loss in Doubleheader Night
St Louis blasted Dick Rusteck in his first major league start, scoring six in the second inning including Jerry Buchek’s two run homer. Lou Brock homered and stole twice as the Cards beat the Mets 9-2. Tracy Stallard and Joe Hoerner pitched for New York, with Stallard held scoreless until Ed Kranepool's sixth inning homer.
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St. Louis
Dick Rusteck
New York Mets
Jerry Buchek
John Stephenson
Rusteck
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Lou Brock
Tracy Stallard
Ed Kranepool
Joe Hoerner
Stallard
Two Homers By Kirkpatrick Pace Angels To 10-4 Win
Ed Kirkpatrick hit two home runs and drove in four as the California Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 10-4. Dean Chance earned the win, improving to 4-8, after six innings of work despite 15 Sox hits. Jose Cardenal added his seventh homer, and several Angels contributed with timely hits including Satriano, Schaal, and Fregosi.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Dean Chance
Kirkpatrick
Jose Cardenal
Norm Siebern
Angels
Tom Satriano
Paul Schaal
John Buzhardt
Jim Fregosi
Buzhardt
Dennis Higgins
Satriano
Schaal
Chance
Cardenal
Willie Smith
Fregosi
Sox
Jerry Adair
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Buford
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Freese
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Adcock
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McCraw
Adair
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D.chance
Sanfard Ny
Lee Tenes
M.lopez
Buzha
Higgin
Teeter Eee
Wilhelm Btaly
Loophole Protects Star From NHL Draft
Montreal AP General Manager Punch Imlach of the Toronto Maple Leafs used an NHL bylaw to transfer suspended All-Star Carl Brewer to the inactive list for players attending a university. Commissioner Clarence Campbell confirmed the tactic keeps Brewer off the 18 protected list and prevents drafting by other clubs as Brewer studies at the University of Toronto after leaving training camp in Peterborough Ontario.
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Punch Imlach
Toronto Maple Leafs
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Imlach
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Leafs
Toronto
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Peterborough
Ont
University of Toronto
Light Blue Marlin Escape Anglers At Tournament
Fifty four anglers aboard 33 boats fished the Gulf Stream off Hatteras and cooked eight blue marlin without landing one on opening day of the seventh annual International Blue Marlin Tournament. The big blues are the only scoring fish. defending champion Joseph W. Janssen of Boca Raton, Fla., is hospitalized and will not compete. Competition ends Saturday.
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Joseph W. Janssen
Boca Raton
Fla
Florida
Griffith Wins Point In Suit Over Dual Boxing Titles
Emile Griffith won a court point in his bid to hold both welterweight and middleweight titles. Judge Samuel Gol will rule quickly after arguments from Griffith and the New York State Athletic Commission. Griffith argues dual titles violate due process. the commission says no boxer can hold two titles simultaneously.
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Emile Griffith
New York State Athletic Commission
State Supreme Court
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Athletic Commission
Gold
New Yorker
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Tiger
Melvin Krulewitch
Commission
World Boxing Association
WBA
Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
Stanley
Kitten} Hayward
Las Vegas
Hayward
David Alter
Grifith
Judge Gold
Archer
Charles A. Latorella
Fleck Back at Open Scene After 11 Years
Jack Fleck, the 1955 National Open champion, returns to competition at the Open scene he once seized from Ben Hogan. He shows little enthusiasm, doubts his skill, and says he aimed for a 300 score while lamenting past glare on Hogan. Fleck, now at Green Acres CC, qualified with modest winter results and few tourneys.
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Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Jack Fleck
Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Ben Hogan
Olympic Country Club
Hogan
Ho-gan
Ed Furgot
Oklahoma State Buckles North Carolina to Claim Big Eight Title
Oklahoma State, the Big Eight champion, defeated North Carolina 5 to 1 behind Richard Frank's pitching and a 10-hit attack. OSU broke the game open with three runs in the eighth after a tight 2-1 margin. Bob Toney contributed a clutch sacrifice fly, Don Kuykendall and Gary Howard added key hits, and Thom Freeny delivered the two-run double. North Carolina stranded 10, with Mike Flanagan taking the loss. Arizona blanked Northeastern 8-1 earlier, aided by Ken Kurtz and Eddie Southard’s two RBIs. St. John's upset Texas 2-0 behind Walt Witowski’s five-hitter and Galante and Zarzicki’s bats.
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Neb
St. John’s
New York
Texas
Walt Witowski
John Zarzicki
Matt Galante
Southern California
Ohio State
Galante
Zarzicki
Galente
Wayne Stack
Witowski
St. John's
Oklahoma State
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Richard Frank
Arizona
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Mike Paul
Mike Flanagan
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Bob Toney
Don Kuykendall
Gary Howard
Tracy Freeny
Frank
Tar Heels
Toney
Alan Johnson
Bob Bonczek
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Charlie Thomas
Bonczek
Steve Grolnic
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Kevin Field
Eddie Southard
Ed Bayne
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Kurtz
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