Orioles Rely on Phoebus Three-Hitter for 4-1 Win Over White Sox
Tom Phoebus pitched a three-hitter and got offense from Paul Blair and Russ Snyder as Baltimore defeated Chicago 4-1. Blair and Snyder homered, Ken Berry connected for Chicago’s lone long ball, and the Orioles snapped a nine-game skid against AL leaders with an insurance run in the seventh.
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McCraw
Nolan
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Slalr Oh Mouton
Ieee Neinnart
San Francisco
Braves lead 5-1 when rain halts Houston game
Atlanta AP reports rain halted Houston at Atlanta with the Braves ahead 5-1 in the top of the fourth. The game will be rescheduled. Mack Jones allowed four runs, three on what would have been his eighth homer. Hel doubled in a run and scored on Hank Aaron’s hit.
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Loyo-Mayo Faces Tough Rival in Tennessee Tennis
Top seed Loyo-Mayo survived a grueling three set match and a 9-7 final in the Tennessee Valley Invitational to reach the quarterfinals. He defeated Armistead Neely of Tampa after dropping the first set 1-5, then won 6-1 and 9-7. Roscoe Tanner advanced in junior boys and boys rounds, with Pem Guerry of Chattanooga winning in boys 12 semifinals. In girls play, Laura Dupont beat Bonnie Logan in the 18s semifinals, while Nancy Ornstein ousted Connie Capozzi in girls 16, and Karen Cotter defeated Glenda Smith in girls 14.
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Washington
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Ron Lague
Cincinnati
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Sweetwater
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Puerto Rico
Andy Russell
Laura Dupont
Charlotte
N.C
Bonnie Logan
Winston- Salem
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Connie ‘Capozzi
Middletown
Ohio
Glenda Faye Smith
Karen Cotter
Shreveport
Football Spearing Described as Key Fatality Cause at Survey
A North Carolina conducted survey by Dr. Carl Blyth and David Arnold urges elimination of spearing in football. The study, covering college, professional and high school levels, finds helmet use protects but head to body impacts cause most fatalities and neck injuries. It notes half of direct injuries occur in regular games and calls for stricter enforcement of rules along with better helmets to reduce fatalities and injuries.
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Barbs Delight Wins at Arlington Park in Chicago Debut
Racing roundup reports Barbs Delight, idle since the Preakness, capturing the $10,000 Fair Play Purse at Arlington Park before 11,398 fans. Bold Ambition was second, Suzeki third in a seven-horse field. Barbs Delight paid $3.49, $2.80, $2.20. Arctic Aria won the Cunningham Purse at Monmouth. Other feature races included Mount Hood Purse at Suffolk Downs and Kiwanis Purse at Aqueduct, with Venturado taking the Reigh Count Purse at Delaware Park.
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Suzeki
Calvin Stone
T. P. Harraway
Arctic Aria
Jorge Velasquez
1Monmouth Park
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Roving Satellite
Henry S. Clark
New Windsor
Cousin Sallie
Mount Hood
Suffolk Downs
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Ready Or Not
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George D. Widener
Kiwanis
Aqueduct Race Track
Warfare Evening Belle
Willie Boland
Ameri Belle
Lady Dulcinea
William A. Goffs
Venturado
Jean Cruguet
Delaware Park
Three Home Runs Power Reds To 14-0 Victory Over Dodgers
Cincinnati blasted Los Angeles 14-0 as Tony Perez Don Pavletich and Deron Johnson hit homers amid an 18-hit attack backing Milt Pappas five-hit pitching. The Reds broke a four-game skid while Drysdale allowed seven hits and six runs in 11 3 innings, lifting Pappas to his eighth win. Perez extended his season homer total to 16 with a third inning shot, Pavletich added a two-run homer, and Johnson joined with a solo drive in the fifth.
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Deron Johnson
Milt Pappas
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Regan Yore
Crete
Campanis
Net Fans See Red For Sure At Wimbledon
Wimbledon match coverage by Ron Thomson notes heated crowds and strong reactions from fans. The report highlights spirited energy around the center court and suggests tension amid rivalries and controversial calls during the tournament.
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Wimbledon evokes bloomers with red trim in women’s tennis
Jan O'Neill and Virginia Wade spark attention at Wimbledon as Wade wears bloomers trimmed with red despite criticism. Wade, a 28-year-old model, defeats Winnie Hall of England in the second round, with officials remaining quiet on the unusual attire.
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Jan O'Neill
Botain
Virginia Wade
Virginia
Bomette
Winnie Hall
England
All England
Buckpasser Syndicated For 4.8 Million In Record Deal
Buckpasser America's top thoroughbred was syndicated for a record 4.8 million dollars. Ogden Phipps kept 16 of 32 shares, selling 16 others for 2.4 million to prominent horsemen. The deal, effective after the 1967 season, places Buckpasser at Claiborne Farm Kentucky to stand at stud following a fertility test.
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Arthur B. “Bull Hancock
Clairborne Farm
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Bowling Green
Aqueduct
Greentree Stable
Charles Engelhard
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W. L. McKnight
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Joseph Thomas
John W. Hanes
Robert Lehman
Paul Little
Richard duPont
Charles Keiser
John Gaines
Edward P. Taylor
Keswick Stable
Mereworth Farm
Hancock
Cornell Keeps U S Hopes Alive In Royal Regatta
Cornell and Marietta faced tough defeats as U S crews posted three wins and four losses at Henley Royal Regatta. Wisconsin, Durham, and Leander Club provided strong showings, while Cornell beat Durham by 24 lengths and advanced to the Thames Cup quarterfinals.
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Groton
University College School of London
Lesipzig
Leander Club
Camelbridge University
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