Mets Hammer Dodgers 8-0 Behind Galen Cisco Four-Hitter
New York bats explode for seven unearned runs in the third inning including Ed Kranepool's homer as Galen Cisco fires a four hit complete game to beat Los Angeles 8-0. Cisco improves to 3-5 with three strikeouts and one walk.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Ed Kranepool
Los Angeles Dodgers
Galen Cisco
Cisco
San Francisco
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Mets
Fairly
Kranepool
Roy McMillan
Ron Hunt
Joe Christopher
Charlie Smith
Dodgers
Joe Moeller
Lema Shoots Into Golf Tourney Lead
Cham pagne Tony Lema shot a 67 to take a five under par lead at the Thunderbird Golf Classic. his 135 through 36 holes puts him two strokes ahead of Mike Souchak and Ken Venturi. Several notables fought for position as the field narrowed and second round scores circulated.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
San Leandro
Calif
Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
Bill Casper
Lemna
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Casper
Jerry Magee
Paul Harney
Phil Rodgers
Jay Dolan Ill
Kel Nagle
Billy Casper
Bob, Nichols
Bob Duden
Tommy Jacobs
Dick Crawford
Bob Goalby
Lenoir And Lloyd Advance In Alabama Open Tennis
In Mobile, defending champ Bill Lenoir of Tucson and last year’s finalist Andy Lloyd of Shreveport reached the semifinals. Lenoir faces Robert Brien of St Francis Australia, while Lloyd takes Lex Wood of South Africa. Semifinalists also include Brien’s win over Fritz Schrunck and Wood’s 2-6 7-5 6-0 comeback. In senior men, Gil Stacy faces Jack Staton, and in women’s final, Alice Tym meets Peggy Moore after Tym beat Becky West.
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Ariz
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Manuel Gallardo
Caracas
Venezuela
Lloyd
Frank Tutvin
Lenoir
Robert Brien
St. Francis
Australia
Lex Wood
Brien
Fritz Schrunck
Biloxi
Miss
Tuscaloosa
John Pickens
Gil Stacy
Atlanta
Jack Staton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Stacy
George Hueckstedt
Staton
George Gill
Alice Tym
Tallahassee
Peggy Moore
New Orleans
Miss Tym
Becky West
Jackson
Northern Dancer Dominates Belmont Field as Favorite
AP dispatch reports Northern Dancer remains the odds on favorite to win the Belmont Stakes. Eight 3-year-olds named for the 96th running 1.2 miles at Aqueduct Saturday with Hill Rise his main rival. Post 3:50 p.m. EST on CBS, weather forecast fair and mild, fast track expected.
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E. P. Taylor
Bill Hartack
Citation
Dazzling Dancer
Natalma
America
Dancer
Hill Rise
el Peco Ranch
California
Hill
Giants Rally Past Phillies In 11 to Take Series
San Francisco inched within a half game of the NL lead by beating Philadelphia 5 to 3 in 11 innings. Harvey Kuenn drove in the deciding run with a two out single and Chuck Hiller followed with a triple after Kuenn batted for Bob Shaw. Orlando Cepeda homered to tie the game in the eighth and Jim Davenport Sacrificed setting up the late uprising.
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Harvey Kuenn
Chuck Hiller
San Francisco Giants
Phillies
Tom Haller
Giants
Jack Baldschun
Jim Davenport
Kuenn
Bob Shaw
Richie Allen
Hiller
Orlando Cepeda
Herbel
Crandall
Ma‘haffey
Roebuck
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Triandos
W—Shaw
L — Baldschun
San Francisco
Cepeda
Miss Moore Defeats Hughes in Straight Sets
Miss Moore, a 6-2 6-2 winner, defeated Carol Hughes of Tuscaloosa in straight sets 6-2, 6-2.
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Miss Moore
Carol Hughes
Tuscaloosa
Kelso Heads 10 in Californian at Hollywood Park
Kelso, defending king of the handicap horses, meets nine challengers in the $100,000 added Californian at Hollywood Park. Ismael Valenzuela rides the 7 year old top weighted Kelso as Native Diver Quita Dude and others line up for a $70 payoff if he wins. Cyrano was scratched with a knee injury reducing the field.
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Kelso
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Admiral
Colorado
Quita
Greentree Farm
Cyrano
Clemente's ninth inning single lifts Pirates over Colts
Roberto Clemente delivered a two out single to cap a three run ninth inning rally and give Pittsburgh a 4 3 win over Houston Friday night. Willie Stargell hit his eighth homer, while Dick Schofield and Donn Clendenon contributed timely hits as Chicago reliever Gordon Jones faltered.
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Roberto Clemente
Houston
Clemente
Gordon Jones
Dick Schofield
Hal Woodeshick
Pirates
Jim Pagliaroni
Donn Clendenon
Schofie
Manny Mota
Clendenon
Jones
Colts
al Spangler
Mike White
Walt Bond
Willie Stargell
Fight Field
Nottebart
Woodeshick
Bateman
Friend
Priddy
Pagliaroni
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L—Woodeshick
Stargell
Narvaez Clinches 14th Win In Madison Square Garden Bout
Frankie Narvaez of New York earned his 14th consecutive victory by edging Johnny Bizzarro of Erie in a 10 round television fight at Madison Square Garden. Narvaez weighed 135 pounds while Bizzarro weighed 132. Bobcats and bears have become so rare that they will require nearly complete protection if they are to survive.
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New York
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Erie
Madison Square Garden
Narvaez
Bizzarro
Surging Cubs Triumph in 5-3 Victory Over Braves
Chicago extended its strong run by beating Milwaukee 5-3. Joe Amalfitano hit a two run homer and Sterling Slaughter pitched six solid innings for the Cubs. Billy Williams added two singles to raise his batting average to .413.
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Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Amalfitano
Sterling Slaughter
Cub
Billy Williams
Amalfitano
Jim Schaffer
Billy Cowan
Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Slaughter
Schaffer
Fischer
Hoeft
Smith
Torre
Bailey
W — Slaugher
L—Fischer
Amalfi
Jano
Hole In One On Wrong Hole Shocks Wisconsin Course
Mike Egan, 14, teed off on the 13th at Mystery Hills in Depere Wisconsin and sank a hole in one on the 16th green. The 160 yard shot with a No 4 iron drifted to the left side of the cup.
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Wis
Mike Egan
Mystery Hills
Mike
Skowron Leads Washington To Victory Over Indians
Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 5-3 as Bill Skowron had three hits and Jim King drove in two runs with a homer. Buster Narum allowed five hits through seven innings before Vic Davalillo hit his first homer in the eighth. Dick Howser doubled, and Max Alvis misplayed a ball, helping two Senators runs in the seventh.
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Jim King
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Buster Narum
Vic Davalillo
Dick Howser
Jim Duckworth
King
John Kennedy
Senators
Pedro Ramos
Max Alvis
Orioles-cats win 21 2 over Tigers in Little League Minor A
The Orioles defeated the Tigers 21 to 2 on Friday afternoon. Mark McClanahan struck out 12, allowed two hits, and hit two triples to earn his fourth win without a loss as the Orioles run their streak to eight. McClanahan and Roger Travis led with doubles, while Rusty Belew also doubled. Tigers’ Looney and Powell had the only two hits. McClanahan entered the game batting .720 and went 3 for 4.
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McClanahan
Roger Travis
Rusty Belew
Looney
Powell
Six Open veterans among 473 seek U S Open nod
Six former U S Open victors Gary Middlecoff Tony Manero Lew Worsham Ed Furgol Jack Fleck and Tommy Bolt headline 473 hopefuls vying for 64th Open qualifying spots. Sam Snead seeks first Open final, 23 straight Opens without one. Qualifying set across Detroit New York and other sites.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Tony Manero
Lew Worhsam
Ed Furgol
Jack Fleck
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Sam Snead
Snead
Worsham
Detroit
Jerry Barber
Phil Rodgers
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Labron Harris Jr
U. S
Art Wall
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Doug Sanders
Ken Venturi
New York
U. S. Golf Association
Hansen vaults to world record 17 ft 1 in in Houston
Fred Hansen of Rice shattered the world pole vault mark with a 17 feet 1 inch effort on his second try at a U S Track and Field Federation District meet. The previous record was 17 feet 3 and a quarter inches set by John Pennel.
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Fred Hansen
Rice
John Pennel
Hansen
Retired Trainer Picks Roman Brother To Win
New York AP reports 89 year old trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, former dean of American horse trainers, said on Friday he is picking Roman Brother to win today Belmont Stakes.
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Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Dean
Roman Brother
On This Day In 1944 Allied Invasion Launch
This June 6 history note recalls events from 1944 D Day landings in Normandy and other milestones. It highlights Nathan Hale birth in 1755 Patrick Henry death in 1799 and allied wartime actions including Yorktown sinking in 1942 and Forrestal remarks in 1945. It also notes 10 5 year ago shifts in Turkey military aid and Cold War tensions over Berlin and East Germany.
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Patrick Henry
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France
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West Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Health Capsules Health note on diet after gallbladder removal
Viehwel A. Pet MWD reports gallbladder removal due to stones. Diet guidance suggests avoiding attacks by following a proper plan. stomach pain noted on Monday prompts consideration of dietary adjustments and medical advice.
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Baseball schedule and broadcast listings across multiple programs
A dense Sunday schedule lists baseball games including Giants vs Phillies and multiple Giants matchups across channels. It also includes film, bowling, and various children and religious programs with times such as 1:00 and 6:00, plus other entertainment and news slots throughout the day.
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Sky King
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