Terrell Dominates Jones For Unanimous 15 Round Bd
Houston AP Ernie Terrell retained the WBA heavyweight title with a unanimous 15 round decision over Doug Jones. Terrell used reach and a strong left jab to control the bout, despite two low blows costing him points. Crowd of 8,000 booed some clinching as Jones failed to land meaningful punches.
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National League Standings and Wednesday Games Recap
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with 47 wins and 27 losses, Pittsburgh at 40 32, Los Angeles 39 32, Philadelphia 38 34, Houston 34 34, Cincinnati 26 35, St. Louis 38 65, Atlanta 44 42, New York 39 47, Chicago 32 42. Wednesday games featured Philadelphia at New York, Houston at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Atlanta, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at St. Louis with notable pitcher matchups listed.
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Bowling results and NFL Eagles sign Ramsey and Shann
Bowling results are listed for Riverside Lanes with teams like Summertime Girls Ben's Place and Moonlighters Pro Pharmacy posting scores from 143 to 200. In NFL news, the Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of defensive backs Nate Ramsey and Bobby Shann.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Giants Beat Cardinals 7-1 Behind Belin Two-Hitter
San Francisco pitcher Bob Belin allowed only one hit through six and a half innings before Orlan do Cepeda’s seventh inning single, as the Giants rolled to a 7-1 win over St. Louis. Willie Mays hit his 523rd homer and the Giants boosted their NL lead over Pittsburgh to four games with a 13th win in 17. The rally included two runs in the third and two unearned runs in the fourth, with McCovey driving in two more in the seventh via a triple and Davenport’s sacrifice fly. The Cardinals’ lone tally came in the seventh on Cepeda’s single and a wild pitch. Belin improved to 5-5, while Stallard took the loss.
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Willie Mays
Cepeda
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Jim Ekart
Mays
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Jesus Alou
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Senators Use Homers To Beat White Sox 4-1
Washington defeated Chicago 4-1 as Don Lock hit a three run homer in the first and Mike McCormick added a solo shot. McCormick earned his fifth win while allowing five hits, snapping a six game skid by the Senators against the White Sox. Moose Skowron provided the Sox with a homer in the seventh.
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Mets sign three free agent draftees from BYU Tulsa UC
New York Mets signed three 20 year old free agent draftees: Frank Lolich a right hander from Portland Oregon and cousin of Mickey Lolich. Mike Eppler a right handed hitter from Tulsa University. Roger Stevens a left handed hitter from Pasadena California. All three will report to Marion Virginia for Appalachian Rookie League. No large bonuses were involved. Jay Simon resigned as sports editor of the Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times to become sports information director at the University of Kansas. Bob Dellinger was appointed to succeed Simon with Ray Soldan to succeed Dellinger as assistant sports editor.
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Bill White Lifts Phillies Over Mets 1-0
Bill White hit a seventh inning home run that decided a low scoring battle as Jim Bunning earned his ninth win. Bunning struck out eight over eight strong innings, retiring 12 of the last 13 before Clay Dalrymple singled in the fifth. Ron Hunt and Eddie Bressoud sparked New York’s only two hits, with the Mets stranding six.
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Campaneris Leads A's Past Orioles 4-3 in KC
Kansas City edged Baltimore 4-3 as Bert Campaneris sparked two-run leadoff rally with a single and scored twice. Danny Cater and Mike Hershberger drove in runs, while Chuck Dobson, Ken Sanders, and Jack Aker held the Orioles to six hits. Etchebarren homered for Baltimore, who added a run in the seventh and ninth-inning rallies.
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Aparicio
Pirates Rally In Fifth To Beat Astros 4 To 3
Roberto Clemente and Jose Pagan delivered run scoring singles in the fifth as the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied to defeat the Houston Astros 4-3. Bob Veale earned his ninth win in 14 decisions, holding Houston scoreless over the final six innings. Matty Alou opened the decisive frame with a single, Gene Alley was hit by a pitch, Clemente drove in the tying run, and Pagan gave Pittsburgh the lead with a single to center.
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Bosox Rally Past Yankees 9-3 Behind Mantle Homers
Boston defeats New York 9-3 as George Thomas and Mike Ryan homer and drive in runs. Five Yankees errors produce three unearned runs for Jose Santiago’s seventh win. Mantle belts two homers for the Yankees, who rely on his power but fall short.
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Sammy Ellis Pitches Reds To 3-1 Win Over Dodgers
Sammy Ellis stars as the Reds top the Dodgers 3-1 in a pitcher’s duel. Ellis delivers a solid outing, logging key innings to secure the victory and hand Los Angeles a setback in the early season series.
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Williams Happy That Mays Passes Him In Home Run Race
Hall of Famer Ted Williams said he was happy for Willie Mays after Mays surpassed him to take sole possession of third on the all time list with his 922nd homer. Williams spoke at Fenway Park during a Red Sox game as Mays nears Babe Ruth and Jimmy Foxx in the record books.
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Packers Sign Jerry Kramer in 1966 Contract Deal
Guard Jerry Kramer signed his 1966 contract with the Green Bay Packers as he returns from multiple operations to help the team defend their NFL title. The Packers also announced the signing of offensive tackle Steve Wright, and backs Ron Rector of Northwestern and Sam Montgomery of Southern University likewise joined the squad.
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Cardinals sign four more draft choices in Gulf Coast League
The St. Louis Cardinals announced they signed four more of their 195? draft choices. Right-handed pitcher Clayton Kirby of Arlington Virginia and shortstops Jerry Bartee of Omaha Nebraska and Monty Little of Ayden North Carolina joined the Gulf Coast League farm system along with DeWayne Wendt of Deshler Ohio who is 17. All are assigned to the Sarasota Florida complex.
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Good Losers Lose Big in Softball Showdown
In State College, Good Losers fell to Pine Grove Mills by 59 runs in six innings. Pine Grove Mills piled up 57 hits as the winning team dominated the College Area Women’s Softball League game.
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Snead and Weaver Sign For Fifth Little Tournament Of Pros
PANAMA CITY Florida AP Sammy Snead and Bert Weaver will play in the fifth annual Little Tournament of Pros at Panama City Country Club July 9 16. The field also includes Johnny Pott Tommy Bolt Dave Ragan Tommy Aaron Dan Sikes Jack McGowan Mike Souchak Jay Hebert Lionel Hebert Gardner Dickinson Jr and Bob Toski. Pro field includes three amateurs per pro with 18 holes daily. winning pro earns 2000 and pro-am daily winner 250.
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Spaces Five Hits Ten Hill Verdict In Last 11 Games
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 1 for their 10th win in 11 games as Sammy Ellis scattered five hits. Tommy Harper led the Reds with a homer and two singles, while Ellis earned his third straight win. Harper also scored the tying run on a second inning rally.
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