Powell fuels Orioles 12-7 win over Angels in AL action
Powerful Baltimore bats surge as Bocg Powell drives in four runs with three hits lifting his clip to .402 over the last month. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson contribute four hits and RBI as the Orioles seize a three game lead in the AL pennant race.
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Perry paces NL Giants with two hitter over Reds 10-0
San Francisco star Gaylord Perry pitched a two hitter to beat Cincinnati 10-0 as the NL leading Giants halted the Reds eight-game win streak. Perry improved to 10-1 and joined Marichal and Koufax among the majors best. Limiting the Reds' attack amid a 94 degree day, Perry kept in rotation.
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Andretti Wins Atlanta 300 Leads All The Way In Rear-Engine Ford
Mario Andretti dominant in the Championship 300 at Atlanta International Raceway winning by a full lap. The Nazareth, Pennsylvania driver drove a Dean Racing Enterprises rear-engine Ford, earning $12,000 and extending his USAC lead after two prior wins. Billy Foster finished second after a two-lap penalty moved Gordon Johncock to runner-up with the top four all aboard rear-engine Fords. Two injuries occurred, with Tommy Copp suffering second degree burns and Art Pollard escaping flames unhurt.
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Keino clocks fast 5000m in Berlin meet
Kopchoge Keino won the Berlin international track event in 13 minutes 26.6 seconds, beating Ron Clarke by a clear margin. The time was 2.4 seconds off the world record as Keino claimed victory on Sunday.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major league leaders include Cle mente Pittsburgh .327 and Star gell Pittsburgh .326 in batting for 150 at bats. Aaron Atlanta leads with 56 runs and 62 RBIs. Mays San Francisco 50 runs and 47 RBIs. Alou Atlanta 97 hits. Cle mente Pittsburgh 87. Mays 17 doubles. Wynn Bateman 15. Triples McCarver St. Louis 9. Hart San Francisco 19 homers. Aaron 124. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 29. Brock St. Louis 25. Pitching leaders show Perry San Francisco 101 .909. Koufax Los Angeles 142 .875. Strikeouts Koufax 144. Gibson 139. Second set: Snyder Baltimore .338 and F Robinson Baltimore .332. Robinson leads with 54 runs and 63 RBIs. Scott Boston 47 RBIs. Robinson 85 hits. Oliva Minnesota and Robinson 83. Yastrzemski Boston 21 doubles. Hershberger Kansas City 16. McAuliffe Detroit 7 triples. Foy Boston Agee Chicago Campaneris Kansas City 6. F. Robinson Baltimore and Scott Boston 18 homers. Agee Chicago 21 steals. Campaneris 15. Watt Baltimore 61 857 and Sanford California 82 .800. Richert Washington 113 strikeouts. Boswell Minnesota 95. The USGA hosts the United States Amateur Public Links championship, its largest event.
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Casper Wins Western Open as Palmer Falters
Billy Casper dominated the Western Open at Medinah No. 3, finishing 289 and earning $20,000. Arnold Palmer faltered to finish tied for ninth with 284, while young rivals Kermit Zarley Homero Blancas and Tommy Aaron shared third with 287. Brewer finished second at 286, earning $12,000. Casper praised not three-putting and adjusted to pressure from the field.
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