Carlton Brock Star In St Louis Win
Carltons three hitter and Lou Brocks 11th homer spark a 2 1 St Louis win over Chicago Cubs. Brock's fifth inning homer after an error by Ron Santo broke a scoreless duel with Steve Carlton and Curt Simmons. Cubs fail to muster hits until late in game.
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Steve Carlton
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Curt Simmons
Baseball Statistics and Player Awards Summary
The report lists player names and teams with batting averages and home run counts. Chicago, Minnesota, California, New York and Cincinnati figures appear with multiple players showing high averages and RBIs. Notable names include Brock, Aaron, Torre, Clemente, and Perez across several clubs.
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Atlanta
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Perez
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Cardinals blanked on three singles through fifth inning
St Louis pitchers shut down three singles until the fifth as Brock hit his 11th homer and Savage his first. Carlton earned the win with 9.0 innings, while Simmons allowed runs in relief. Attendance 32,781.
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Simmons
Cartton
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Brock
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Red Sox Triumph Over Cards and Indians in Night Baseball
The Red Sox beat the Cards 11 hits in an 11 run effort and defeated the Blue Circle Indians 10 1. Butch Waterson allowed six hits and six strikeouts to earn the win, supporting a six win season for the Red Sox.
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McDonald's Hamburgers
Security Mutual Red Sox
Blue Circle Indians
Butch Waterson
Red Sox
Swimming Champ Shows Progress
Olympic swimming champion Dick Roth, one of 13 Stanford students, was reported much improved Friday after Typhoid fever illness.
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Dick Roth
Stanford University
Lonborg Dominates as Red Sox Edge Indians 2-1
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg hurled 7 1 3 innings of no hit ball before Cleveland broke through with Duke Sims’ ground rule double in the eighth. Carl Yastrzemski slugged an 11th homer, a two run shot in the sixth, lifting Boston to a 2-1 win over Sonny Siebert and the Indians. Lonborg improved to 7-1, fanning seven and allowing three hits, with Lee Maye doubling for Cleveland in the ninth before Lonborg finished off the game.
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Boston
Jim Lonborg
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Lonborg
Sonny Siebert
Indians
Duke Sims
Chuck Hinton
Vic Davalillo
Davalillo
Lee Maye
Graham Hill Sets Record at Zandvoort in Ford-Lotus
Graham Hill of London powered an all new Ford powered Lotus to the fastest lap in Friday practice at Zandvoort with an average speed of 109.57 mph. Dan Gurney was second at 109.36 mph driving the Gurney Weslake Eagle. Richie Ginther did not practice. Hulme leads the 1967 world championship with 12 points, Rodriguez of Mexico has 11.
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London
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Jim Clark
Scotland
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Dan Gurney
Riverside
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Gurney
Richie Ginther
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Farmlands Colt Farmer Snob Sires Royal Farmer Line
Florida bred colt Farmer Snob is described as the offspring of Royal Farmer and the mare Snooty, noting his pedigree and racing lineage.
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Royal Farmer
Snooty
Auburn Beats W Va In NCAA Tourney Night Game
Auburn defeated West Virginia 6-3 in an NCAA tournament game played at night in Gastonia North Carolina. Three runs batted in by Ydner highlighted Auburn's offense as they overcame a Southern Conference opponent.
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West Southern Conference
Orioles Rookie Tom Phoebus Downs Senators 12 0
Tom Phoebus pitched his third straight shutout as the Orioles crushed the Washington Senators 12 to 0 in Baltimore. Frank Robinson drove in five runs and homered, part of an eight run burst in the second inning. Robinson leads the league with 15 homers and 42 RBIs. Darold Knowles started for Washington, charged with six runs. Andy Etchebarren added a homer for Baltimore as Phoebus improved to 4-1, allowing five hits and seven walks.
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Associated Press
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Tom Phoebus
Washington Senators
Frank Robinson
Phoebus
Orioles
Robinson
Darold Knowles
Bob Priddy Robinson
Fred Valentine
Andy Etchebarren
Phobus
Washington
Mets-Rained Out Game Rescheduled as Doubleheader Planned
The New York Mets had their game in San Francisco rained out on Friday night and moved to a doubleheader on Saturday. Weather forced the schedule change and displaced the original plan for a single game.
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Houston
Dierker
New York
Desee
San Francisco
Marichal
New York Mets
Sparma Shines as Tigers Top Yankees 9-5 on Horton Heroics
Joe Sparma remained undefeated as Detroit exploded for six runs in the sixth inning. Willie Horton delivered a three run double to power a 9-5 victory over the New York Yankees Friday night in New York.
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Willie Horton
Detroit
Joel Sparma
New York Yankees
Scoring Ace To Lead Spurs Against Chiefs
Willie Roy 22 leads league scoring as the Spurs prepare to face the Chiefs in Atlanta at 8 05 p m He has produced all of the Spurs goals in the season thus far though a scoreless draw vs New York Generals preceded this matchup.
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Phil Woosnam
Angels Edge Twins 2-0 Behind McGlothlin Schaal Double
Jim McGlothlin limited Minnesota to five hits and Don Schaal delivered a two run double in the fifth inning as the California Angels beat the Twins 2-0 in Minneapolis. McGlothlin improved to 5 1 and added a seventh inning single while Kaat took the loss ending his nine game career victory streak.
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Boone Leads At Montgomery
Tommy Bonnie Crest Country Club of Montgomery fired a ven par 70 to take a one stroke lead over Pat Williams and Tom O Melia of fifth place. Jones had a 37 on the front nine and a 38 on the back nine. Albert Elmore of Huntsville shot 77. Four Decatur golfers Frank Troup Dick Flemming Bob McNelly and Bill Hayes posted 82s in first flight. Ship flight scores were high due to recent rains and an early morning shower.
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Tommy Bonnie Crest Country Club
Pat Williams
Tom O’melia
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Albert Elmore
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Dick Flemming
Bob McNelly
Bill Hayes
Teams tied 4-4 after nine frames in Atlanta Cincinnati game
At press time the Atlanta Cincinnati game stood 4-4 after nine frames while Chicago trailed 3-3 after nine frames, signaling a tight contest across multiple venues.
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Cinncinnati
Chicago
King's Fame Colt: A One-Eyed King Line Through Fame N Fortune
The two year old colt King's Fame is sired by One-Eyed King and Fame N Fortune. This lineage links a young racer to notable Thoroughbred bloodlines as it begins its racing career path.
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One-Eyed King
Fame ’N Fortune
Farrell Stops Astros Cold as Phils Win
Dick Farrell, a former Astro, tossed 3 1 3 innings of tight relief to help Philadelphia defeat Houston 9 to 5. Ellsworth earned his second win with Farrell relieving in the sixth after a double by Lahoud and Brand's single. The Phillies hit Zi/chary, scoring in the first and fifth innings as Tony Gonzalez's single and White's hit drove in runs.
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Dick Far
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Chary
Astros
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Bill White
Antot
Hill extends lead as Memphis Open teems with drama
Dave Hill shot 66 to reach 9 under par after two rounds at the Memphis Open. He bogeyed hole six after a drive struck a tree and the ball landed in water but salvaged four birdies with clutch two-putts. Bert Weaver remained seven back after a 72 while Harold and Babe Hiskey tied for fifth at 136 with Steve Spray.
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Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Dave Hill
Hill
Bert Weaver
Harold
Babe Hiskey
Steve Spray
Alan Henning
Bert Yancey
Wayne Yates
Art Wall
Ron McCallister
Bes Eightron
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