Palmer Leads World Team To 6-3 Win In Prince Philip Trophy
Arnold Palmer captained a multinational team to a 6-3 victory over the British Isles in a tune up event for the British Open at Blackpool North Shore. The match featured players from the United States Australia New Zealand and Europe with Prince Philip presenting the prize and raising funds for youth sports and the arts.
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England
Arnold Palmer
British Isles
Palmer
Yearcold Latrobe
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Blackpool North Shore
Banks Delivers Again as Cubs Rally Past Phillies in 11 Innings
Ernie Banks scored the winning run for Chicago for the second time in three games as the Cubs beat Philadelphia 3-2 in 11 innings. Frank Torre and Ruben Amaro homered for the Phillies, while Ron Santo drove in the tying run in the eighth. Ray Culp and Larry Jackson pitched until the 11th before Chicago pulled ahead.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Banks
Frank Torre
Clay Dalrymple
Dick Bertell
Ruben Amaro
Ray
Culp
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Ron Santo
Landrum
Philadelphia
Rippin Jackson
McDaniel
Bertell
Ranen
W—Mcdaniel
Angels Die Under Washington Uprising
Don Zimmer delivered a tie breaking single in a three run seventh as the Washington Senators defeated the Los Angeles Angels 5-1 to win their fourth straight. Don Rudolph earned his first win since May 8, going seven innings. Ed Brinkman drove in two runs with a single in the seventh and Don Lock scored on a Pearson error. Jim King hit his 14th homer in the first.
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Washington
Don Zimmer
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Don Rudolph
Lee Thomas
Albie Pearson
Don Leppert
Dan Osinski
Don Lock
Zimmer
Lock
Pearson
Ed Brinkman
Senators
Jim King
Tigers Turn Wildcats? Tigers Defeat Athletics 4 3
Detroit overcame a mistake ridden performance by pitcher John Wyatt as the Tigers beat Kansas City 4 to 3. Wyatt balked and walked the decisive run, with Bill Freehan scoring on a wild throw and Dick Clift’s tapper aiding the winning play. Al Kaline left late with a pulled leg.
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Detroit
John Wyatt
Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Wyatt
Washington
Bill Freehan
Freehan
Dick Cliffe
A’s
Doc Edwards
Billy Bruton
al Kaline
Orioles Twins Split Twin Bill in Baltimore
The Baltimore Orioles and Minnesota Twins split a Friday doubleheader at Baltimore. The Twins lost the opener 4 to 3 but bounced back to win the nightcap 7 to 5.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Weis in critical condition after 35-foot fall at Firecracker 400
Peter Weis, 38, an ABC camera man, was seriously injured when he fell from a 35-foot tower during the July 4 Firecracker 400 stock car race in Daytona Beach. He remains in critical condition Friday as authorities investigate the accident.
Tribe Beats Yankees 4-1 On Friday
Dono van's double and Tito Franco na's sacrifice fly sparked a third inning rally. Cleveland added two more in the fifth as Luplow, Donovan, and Lup low produced runs. Kirkland stole second and scored on Romano's deep fly as the Indians pulled away.
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Donovan
Tito Francona
Cleveland
Luplow
Mike de la Haz
Clete Boyer
Willie Kirkland
Kirkland
John Romano
Tom Tresh
New York
Bouton
Bridges
Howard
Romano
W—Donovan
L—Bouton
Lopez
Baseball schedule features twi night games across leagues
National League and American League matchups listed by teams and pitchers. New York at Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit, Los Angeles at Washington, Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago, Milwaukee at Houston, St. Louis at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Los Angeles with noted pitcher records.
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New York
Downing
Cleveland
Latman
Kansas City
Rakow
Detroit
Faul
Los Angeles
McBride
Washington
Stenhouse
Minnesota
Stigman
Baltimore
McNally
Chicago
Herbert
Boston
Morehead
Pittsburgh
Schwall
Jackson
Indians Lose Held For 10 To 14 Days With Finger Chip
Cleveland falls under more injury woes as Woodie Held is sidelined 10 to 14 days with a bone chip in his right index finger. Larry Brown is recalled from the Jackson farm club, replacing Sam McDowell sent to Jacksonville. Gene Green is reinstated after a disciplinary suspension as Vic Davalillo Dick Howser John Romano and Joe Adcock also deal with injuries.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Woodie Held
Indians
Larry Brown
Jackson
Brown
Sam McDowell
Jacksonville
Gabe Paul
Gene Green
Birdie Tebbetts
Green
Vic Davalillo
Dick Howser
John Romano
Joe Adcock
Romano
Adcock
Howser
Davalillo
Visel Injured in Detroit Gold Cup Qualifying
Veteran racer Morlan Visel, 46, of Lake Tahoe, Nev., was knocked out of the Gold Cup preliminaries when the Miss Madison hydroplane lost its left side in a Detroit River Tun turn. He suffered head cuts a broken leg and possible shoulder injury and was taken unconscious to a Detroit hospital after the Coast Guard noted a skid panel failure.
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Morlan Visel
Miss Madison
Visel
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Madison
Detroit River
Coast Guard
No. 2 UC Linkster Romack's No. 1 Fan
In Chattanooga Barbara Romack wins the Rock City Open with Reb Landham as her caddy. Romack earns $1,500 first prize while Landham receives a hug kiss and 10 percent of the winnings along with keepsakes from the victory.
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Barbara Romack
Chattanooga
Rob Landham
UC Linkster Romack
Bob
Barbara
Valley Brook
Rob
Landham
Carling Open Gets Started
Sutton Massachusetts AP Defend takes early first round lead in the $10,000 Lady Carling Eastern Open Golf Tournament with a two stroke edge over Clifford Ann Creed as an early thunderstorm and cold winds interrupt play. Kathy Whitworth and JoAnne Gunderson Wright at 74 tied for the lead among the tour’s longest hitters while Mickey Wright, previous winner, is disqualified after an eighth on the sixth hole following a tree drive and a pond shot.
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Sutton
Mass
Clifford Ann Creed
Kathy Whitworth
JoAnne Gunderson
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Cornell Set For Henley Finals Today
Cornell's national champion crew advanced to the Grand Challenge Cup final at Henley as the Big Red edged London Rowing Club in a tense semifinal. The Philadelphia Amlong brothers reached the Silver Goblets final, Rollins College advanced to the Thames Cup semifinal, while Cornell lightweights were ousted in the Thames Cup by Queen's College Cambridge. The finals will be on the Henley course today with Cornell facing London University and Amlong brothers meeting Leander Club pair.
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John Gale
Henley
England
Cornell
Philadelphia Amlong Brothers
Rollins College
Queen's College
Cambridge
Thames
London Rowing Club
Big Red
London University
Amlong
Joe
Tom
Chris Davidge
Stuart Mackenzie
Leander Club
Mackenzie
Rollins
Cassius Clay Says Athletes Not Rights Leaders
Cassius Clay, ranked second in the heavyweight title race, says athletes and entertainers should not lead Negro civil rights groups as they lack the educational background for true leadership.
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Cassius
Louisville
Cassius Clay
Ford Still Tops In Toronto Meet
Doug Ford shot a three over par 74 in the third round of the Canadian Open to stay two strokes ahead at 210, with Herman Keiser Jack Fleck and Moe Norman among the chasers as Moe Norman and Dan Keefe posted 213s and 214s trailed the leaders on a wind battered Scarboro course.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Tom O’shanter
N.Y
Scarboro
Ford
Herman Keiser
Barberton
Ohio
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Keiser
Fleck
Bape
Moe Norman
Dan Keefe
Wayland Mass
George Knudson
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Jerry Barber
Charles Sifford
Vaulter Facing Likely Paralysis After Accident
Seattle AP reports world champion pole vaulter Brian Sternberg injuries after a 14 foot fall during gymnastic practice on a trampoline. Doctors say permanent paralysis is very likely as he had used gymnastics to aid his vaulting technique and had twice broken the world record with a 16 feet 8 inch attempt.
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Seattle
Brian Sternberg
Sternberg
Boston Beats White Sox 8-3 Behind Earl Wilson'S Nine-Hitter
Earl Wilson tossed a nine hitter and led Boston to an 8 to 3 victory over Chicago at Fenway Park. Wilson contributed a two run triple in a six run Boston burst while Gary Geiger and Frank Malzone added key hits. Ed Bressaud homered for Boston as the Red Sox built a comfortable lead.
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Earl Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Cavelin
Red Sox
Gary Geiger
Frank Malzone
Bob Tillman
Wilson
Fenway Park
Pete Ward
White Sox
Malzone
Ed Bressaud
Chicago
DeBusschere
Fischer
Baumann
Brosnan
Martin
Nixon
W—Wilson
Breissoud
Derby Like 3 Year-Olds Settle Championship at Hollywood Park
Hollywood Derby to decide 3-year-old title with a dozen sophomores racing for 124100. Other features include Monmouth Oaks at Monmouth Park and Sussex Turf Handicap at Delaware Park with notable runners Lamb Chop Smart Deb Cicada Old Hat and Patro l Woman among various entrants.
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Spectrum
Clement L. Hirsch
Mary Strand
Charles R. Mccoy
King Acres Stock Farm
Monmouth Park
Cap
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Lamb Chop
William Haggin Perry
Eleanora Sears
Spicy Living
Coach Club
Russell L. Reineman
Monmouth
Meadow Stable
Cicada
Aqueduct
Sheepshead Bay
Sidney M. Barton
Errcountess
Stanley Conrad
Old Hat
Gulfstream Park
Mary Fisher
Hushaby
Denmark Shifts From Farms to Industrial Exports
In Denmark industrial products machinery textiles metals and chemicals have overtaken agricultural commodities as the nation’s leading exports reflecting a broader shift in the economy.
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Denmark
McKinley Wins Wimbledon Title After Eight Year Gap
Texas resident and Trinity University student Gordon McKinley defeated Fred Stolle in straight sets 97 61 64 to claim the Wimbledon crown. Pro offer from Trabert for 50 000 first year was declined as McKinley plans to finish his mathematics degree and join the U S Davis Cup team in the near future. Billie Jean Moffitt helped pace the match with early swings as the 18 000 crowd watched, while Princess Marina presented the trophy.
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Fred Stolle
Sydney
Australia
McKinley
St. Louis
Texas
Alex Olmedo
U.S
Trabert
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Billie Jean Moffitt
Stolle
Stile
Duece
Marina
Duke of Kent
The
Lawn Tennis Association
Sam
Pirates Rally Past Mets on Clemente Opposite Field Shot
Roberto Clemente hit an opposite field homer with a runner aboard in the eighth to snap a tie and lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3 1 win over the winless New York Mets. Tracy Stallard took the loss after a two hitter until Clemente's two out blast. Cardwell earned the win in relief. Stallard dropped to 3 4. Donn Clendenon led Pittsburgh with three of the Pirates four hits.
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NEW York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Tracy Stallard
Clemente
Stallard
al McBean
Cardwell
Mets
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
McBean
Pagliaroni
Burgess
Bearnorth
Cisco
Sherry
Coleman
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