Indians Outlast Orioles 4-3 In 11-Inning Battle
In Cleveland, Leon Wagner scored the winning run in the 11th as Jerry Adair misplayed a ball at home. The game featured Orioles taking a 3-2 lead in the 11th before Cleveland rallied with Wagner, Whitfield, and Alvis driving in runs. Sam McDowell limited Baltimore to four hits over eight, with a late rally by Cleveland sealing a 4-3 victory.
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Orioles
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Wagner
Adair
Brooks Robinson
Luis Tiant
Frank Robinson
Dick Hall
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Whitfield
Hall
Vic Davalillo
Pedro Gonzalez
Sam McDowell
Bob Johnson
Ooog Blefary
Hinton
D Johnson
Blair Cf
Alvis
Carreon
Cavatillo Cf
Palmer
Gonzalez
S.miller
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Snyder
Mdowell
Colavito Ph
Martinez
E—Hinton
Howser
Adar
Fr.Robinson
HR Wagner
Se—Higion
Baseball standings and Saturday games snapshot
American League action lists Baltimore at Cleveland twilight. New York at Kansas City twilight. Washington at Minnesota. Boston at California. Detroit hosts tying price note. National League matchups include San Francisco at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, Atlanta at St Louis. Standings faded by player records and twilight game mentions.
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Baltimore
Bunker
Cleveland
Siebert
Twilight
New York
Stottlemyre
Kansas City
Talbot
Twilight Washington
Richert
Minnesota
Grant
Boston
Wilson
California
McGlothiin
Twilight Pricase
Petersam
Detroit
San Francisco
Bolin
Fisher
Houston
Clerker
Kiladelpha
Buhn
Los Angeles
Koufax
Pittsburgh
Blass
Cincinnat
O'Toole
Chicago
Ellsworth
Atlanta
Lemaster
St. Louis
Gibson
Aight
Philadelphia
Francisco
Ina Louis
Cincinnati
Tex Yiet
Annesotam
Washington
Associated Press
Tha Erican Sedan
AB Petiva Mintetera
Robinson Bai” Temes
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Yastrzemski Bsn
Robinson Bal
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Alentine
Reichardt
Cassaree
Scott
Jos Brabinson
Ctary
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Rabinson
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Gers
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McDowell
Altimore
McNally
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Pascual
Lain
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Smith Si. A Eatee
Geiger
Los Angles
Mays
Fants
Torre
Alou
Aaron
Louis
Angeles
McCovey
Zredvre
Los
Oan
Knowles
F Cuellar
Phia
Abe
Andretti Sets Indianapolis Speed Record on Track
Mario Andretti pushed the unofficial speed record at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to 167.411 mph between showers. He completed a 20 mile lap in 53.76 seconds, aiming for pole in the 500 mile race as rival A J Foyt previously held the official marks.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Ind
Mario Andretti
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Andretti
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
RX for weak back muscles and lack of flexibility card
Condensed from Backache Stress and Tension outlines a series of prescribed exercises to address weak hip flexors stomach muscles and upper and lower back. It emphasizes starting with six general moves then adding steps in a specific sequence, with reversals daily and cautions to consult a doctor if tests do not fit any pattern.
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Simon & Schuster, Inc
Tigers Edge Past White Sox 5-4 in Detroit thriller
Detroit pitcher Larry Sherry preserved a 5-4 win over Chicago as he escaped a ninth inning threat. Al Kaline opened the scoring with a solo homer, while Tom McCraw’s two run shot for the White Sox highlighted a tense game. Freehan was knocked from the field after being hit by a batsman’s swing and taken for precautionary X rays.
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Detroit
Larry Sherry
Chicago
White Sox
Sherry
Tommy Agee
Floyd Robinson
Denny McLain
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Gene Freese
Judge Roller Refuses Stay Order Against Braves
Milwaukee AP report says Judge Elmer Roller refused to stay his order forcing the Braves to return from Atlanta by next Wednesday unless Milwaukee is guaranteed an expansion club next year. The circuit judge backed state attorneys claim that Wisconsin could face up to 18 million dollars in annual economic losses from the Braves departure.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Elmer Roller
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Dan River High Routs Gretna By 9-3 Margin
Dan River High exploded for six runs in the third including a Glenn Hawker three run homer to power a 9-3 win over Gretna Friday afternoon. David Brandon pitched a complete game for his fourth win, allowing four hits while fanning 14 and walking one. Dan River added three runs in the fifth as Gretna tallied all its runs in the bottom half.
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Glenn Hawker
Dan River
Gretna
David Brandon
Brandon
Dan River beats Gretna to lead 64 District record
In a baseball game framing a triple and two singles with a sac fly, Dan River toppled Gretna 9 to 3 to improve to 6-4 in the district. Gretna remains winless in district play. Brandon and Belcher, Brown, iShumate, Shelton, and Atkinson were listed for Dan River.
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Dan River
Gretna
Brandon
Belcher
Brown
iShumate
Shelton
Atkinson
Danville Golf Club hosts 12th Invitational with 172 entrants
The Danville Golf Club stages its 12th Annual Invitation al Golf Tournament with 172 amateurs vying for $2,000 in merchandise. Qualifying starts at 8:23 AM from No 1 tee, 36 holes over two days with Sunday final and merchandise scramble. Top contenders include two-time defending champ Bill Harvey of Greensboro and Townes Lea of Danville, with host pro Al Smith noting greens and back-tee championship flight suggest a tight race.
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Danville Golf Club
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
N. C
Townes Lea
DGG
Hest
al Smith
Smith
Harvey
Glen Oak
New Bern
N.C
Greensboro City
Pat Foy Brady
Reidsville
Frankie Jones
Danville
Starting Times And Pairings At DGC Today
A long list of 120 plus golfers from Danville and surrounding towns, with times from 8:23 to 12:21, shows starting pairs for a Danville golf event. Notable players include Clarence Rea, George Myers Jr., Don Sharpe, Mike Mangum, Gene Winebarger, Horace Hoskins, and several out-of-town competitors. The article notes Ernnest Jones Sr. Milo Abercrombie and Ben Goodes, with Wade and Geiberger highlighted for a pro-am finish in Greensboro.
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John $. Gatley
Danville
Emmett Frizzell
Haywood Clark
Jack Mactan
Don Sharpe
Winston-Salem
N.C
J. C. Pangle
R. J. Parker
Lekasville
Charles K. Waddell
Alvig W. Turner
Draper
R. B. Smith
Burlington
Doug Jones
Wiliam C. Stephens
Sam Bates
Ken Burkehardt
Benny Rich
Wan
Thomas N. Eddins Jr
Greensboro
Everett E. Carter Jr
Vai
Joe Couhit
Ralph Anthony
Lynchburg
Marvin C. Strickland
Roxboro
Bob Cornish
Pete M. Mangum
Raleigh
Mike Mangum
Leaksville
Sob Mustain
Nick Sacrinty
Michael Heitzler
Blacksburg
Gene Winebarger
Elmer Nichols
South Boston
Pat Brady Sr
Reidsville
Lester Dillard
Halifax
Horace Hoskins
Jack Jennings
Gretna
Dick Johnson
Rockyvas B. IA
Tunny
Andrew
Alta Vista
M. G. Couturier Sr
Lindy Chandler
John E. Hooker
Martinaville
Jack Moore
Airy
Nac
Alex Galloway Jr
Curtis Reynolds
Flinton Callahan
John Page
John Smith Jr
Curtis Henderson
Bud Sharpe
Winston-Satem
H.W. Pritchett Jr
Marvin Perrin
Samuel W. Belcher
Martinsville
Jackie Phillips
Frankie Jones
Jennings Agner
L. Moriland
Durham
Nlc
Vernon W. HI
Frank Talbott II
Joe Jarrell
High Point
A. G. Owen
Falls Church
Edward Mack
Ernest Jones
Vernon Jarrard
Pat Foy Brady
Aubrey Rothrock Jr
WLC
Billy Armfield
Madison
L. H. Feldman
van John Yeaman
Clairborne M. Kelly
Mac G. Nelson
Harry G. Lea
Dineen
Oxford
BIL Harveys
Bill Tise
Ernnest Jones Sr
Milo Abercrombie
Ben Goodes
George Wade
Bassett
Wade
al Geiberger
Greater Greensboro
Tony Oliva Powers Twins To 9-5 Win Over Senators
Tony Oliva drove in four runs as the Twins defeated the Senators 9-5 in St. Paul. He hit a third inning triple off Dick Lines, followed by a sixth inning double off Mike McCormick driving in Jim Kaat and Rich Rollins. Earl Battey added a score in the inning as Washington answered with two in the top of the sixth. Fred Valentine opened with a 390-foot homer for the Senators.
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Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Twins
Washington
Oliva
Dick Lines
Jimmie Hall
Senators
Mike McCormick
Jim Kaat
Rich Rollins
Earl Battey
Don Lock
Fred Valentine
Bob Allison
Sena
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George A. Myers Jr
P. G. Wall
Pilot Mountain
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Yanceyville
Edgar F. Dixon
John Matthews
A. Jones Cox
P. Wells Jr
Earl Chisholm
W. Edwin Cothran
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Ronald € Essick
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Danville, Va
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