Dodgers Rout Phillies 12-4 Behind Sutton Rough Start
Dodgers beat Phillies 12-4 as Don Sutton wins seventh despite surrendering 12 hits and four earned runs. Andy Kosco Tony Taylor Willie Crawford Keith Hernandez homered? No. Allen slugged a 460-foot homer and added a nine-game hitting streak of 14-for-35, but Philadelphia stranded 12 and miscues opened a seven-run second inning.
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Vision Returns as Tony C Heats Up for Red Sox
The comeback kid Tony Conigliaro, after an eye injury in 1967, hit well in a weekend series including his 10th homer and a 5-2 win over Minnesota. Doctors say his injured eye is nearly 20-20 and his vision has recovered, with his batting returning to form.
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Standings and Conigliaro highlight latest baseball run
Standings show Chicago in contention as Conigliaro makes a dramatic comeback with the Red Sox. New York, Montreal, and San Diego also feature in a day of AL and NL action with multiple late innings and standout performances.
Box Scores Part of Sunday Baseball Results on Page 17
Box scores detail a full slate including New York and Kansas City beating Washington 5 to 9, Chicago routing Boston 2 to 5, Minnesota defeating Baltimore 4 to 3, and California overcoming Oakland 11 to 1. Oakland exploded for seven runs in the fourth to pull away from Cleveland after a brief early deficit.
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Hill Gets Thin, Wallet Gets Fat
Memphis AP report on Dave Hill heading to Jackson with a $30,000 top prize at the Memphis Open Golf Tournament. Hill, a PGA figure, discusses suspensions and health concerns while firing a 65 to lead at Colonial Country Club by five over Lee Elder and Bert Yancey.
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Four Americans Win Matches in Paris Open Tennis
United States hopes rest on four women Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals Nancy Richey and Julie Heldman in the French Open. Casals defeated Olga Morozova to reach the quarterfinals while King had a walkover into the round of eight as Monica Giorgi withdrew. Richey beat Eva Lundquist and Heldman defeated Raquel Giscafre to advance. in men’s play Rod Laver defeated Stan Smith and Tom Okker beat Cliff Richey.
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Expos Streak Hits 16 as Padres Sweep
The Montreal Expos lost 5-2 to the San Diego Padres, extending their losing streak to 16 games, matching long droughts by several expansion teams. Other NL games saw St Louis beat Cincinnati 11-3 and Chicago Cubs top Atlanta 13-4, while Mets edged Giants 5-4. Vic Davalillo homered in his first NL at bat for St Louis, and Pittsburgh crushed Houston 14-7 with major hitting from Hebner, Oliver, and Clemente.
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Continental Makes Conservative Debut in Pennsylvania Racing
Continental Racing opened at Liberty Bell Park for thoroughbreds on Saturday, drawing 15,396 patrons and handling $1.16 million. Baker called it the best opening in years, while Rain and track setup issues were noted. Pennsylvania collected $582,781 in state tax from the handle, with Philadelphia school system receiving $233,113. Social Song won the Keystone Handicap, ridden by Phil Grimm, covering six furlongs in 1:09 4-5.
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Jets to Play Six Preseason Games With AFL Teams
New York Jets announce a 74 game preseason schedule featuring 33 interleague games against AFL opponents and NFL teams. The Jets open August 1 in Chicago vs College All Stars, then face St Louis Cardinals New Haven Giants Minnesota Twins Winston-Salem Dallas, with only Oakland as AFL opponent. Baltimore moves to AFL in 1970 and meets San Diego Oakland Houston Buffalo and Miami before Dallas. Cleveland and Pittsburgh have limited AFL interactions.
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Tose Wants to Stay With Giants, Skins
Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose said he would block realignment that excludes Washington or New York. He affirmed the Eagles will resist being placed in a division without the Redskins and Giants, noting natural rivalries dating to the 1930s. He added he is amenable to one of four or five teams per division as long as Washington and New York are included.
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Government Civil Service Jobs Promised With Free Study Aid
A copied advertisement targets women 18 and over, urging preparation for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. It touts high starting salaries, security, and advancement with minimal required education, then offers a free booklet and coupon for a government job list, salaries, and preparation methods from Lincoln Service Pekin Illinois. The flyer notes thousands helped since 1948 and emphasizes the program is privately owned and not government-run.
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