Orioles Rout Yankees In Colt League Opener
The Orioles beat the Yankees 9-1 behind four hit pitching by Chuck Michelini and Roger Campbell. Allen Dutton homered and added a double and single as Allen Dutton propelled the Orioles to their 9-1 win. Mike Hagan took the loss. The Mets beat the White Sox 8-4 and the Yankees routed the Redlegs 10-0 in Dixie Boys play.
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Bolt Fires 6 And Leads By One At Chicago
Tommy Bolt shot a three under par 67 to take a one stroke lead in the Western Open at Medinah. Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer were among the runners up, Harold Kneece and Doug Sanders tied for third, while Palmer stood 18th after a 72. Lionel Hebert aced the 2nd hole but posted 72 as 124 pros compete for 20,000 top prize.
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Foyt Faces Heat in Atlanta as 300 Inquiry Continues
AP reports A J Foyt, burned in a Milwaukee crash, prepares for Sundays 80 000 champion ship 300 at Atlanta International Raceway. He tests his hands in the heat while stars like Jim Hurtubise Mario Andretti Roger McCluskey and Gordon Johncock aim for fastest laps and berths in the field.
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Birdie Tebbetts Smiles Despite Salmon Good Comment
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts smiles after remarks about salmon and voting raise questions in Boston. The scene centers on Tebbetts amid a political flare surrounding a sports figure.
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Ryun Expected to Break Mile Record at AAU Meet
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun is poised to challenge the world mile record at the AAU championships as Jazy holds 3:53.6. Ryun, 19, may contest the distance Saturday and Sunday alongside other finals.
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Red Sox beat Tigers in tight Little League matchup
Kerry Standridge allowed six hits and struck out five to push his record to 5 1 as the Red Sox beat the Tigers 4 to 3. Keith West took the loss despite fanning 11, as three Tiger errors cost them. Murphree and Thrasher led the Sox with two hits each, while McClanahan and Rogers added two safeties for the Tigers.
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Marichal Wins May Hickok Award From Writers
Juan Marichal star pitcher for the San Francisco Giants won the May S Rae Hickok award in the monthly voting by sports writers and literature editors.
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No Bout Work in Houston Ahead of Title Fight
WBA heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell and challenger Doug Jones planned little or no work today after heavy practice Thursday as they prepared for their title fight next Tuesday night.
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Braves Host Dodgers In Four-Game Set
The Los Angeles Dodgers visit Atlanta for a four game series that could sell out. Claude Osteen opens against Wade Blasingame, with Don Sutton and Don Drysdale lined up for Saturday. Koufax is slated to start Sunday against Denny Lemaster as Atlanta awaits a possible sellout.
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Australians Dominate Wimbledon to Reach Round of 16
Roy Emerson faces Stan Smith after Smith crushed Keith Wooldridge as three Americans, Dennis Ralston and Cliff Richey among them, advance in a strong Australian push. Ken Fletcher upset John Newcombe as Owen Davidson knocked out Clark Graebner in second round. Manuel Santana defeats Marty Riessen to boost Spanish presence. Ralston meets Pierre Darmon while Richey faces Tony Roche.
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