Johnson Leads West in 24-7 All America Football Win
Randy Johnson of Texas A&I, a rookie quarterback hopeful for the Atlanta Falcons, directed the West to a 24-7 victory over the East in the Coaches' All-America game at Atlanta Stadium. The West defense dominated as fans endured heat in the sweltering 80s.
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McLain Throws 2-Hitter as Tigers Beat Twins 8-1
Denny McLain pitched a two hitter for his 13th win, while Al Kaline drove in four runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly, and Bill Freehan added a three-run shot as Detroit defeated Minnesota 8-1. McLain held the Twins hitless until the seventh and likely earned a spot in the AL All Stars.
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Mantle to Watch All Star Game From Dallas Home
Micky Mantle will watch Tuesday's All Star game on TV from his Dallas home as a minor tear in his left hamstring heals. He left for Dallas after two Yankee games vs Washington Friday night, where he hit a homer in each game. If he plays Thursday in Kansas City, it would be his 70th game this season and push his career total toward Babe Ruth and Yogi Berra's records.
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Hallers 12th inning homer sinks Reds in SF
Tom Haller delivered a two out two run homer in the 12th as the Giants beat Cincinnati 8-7. The blast kept San Francisco two games up on the Pirates in the NL standings while Cincinnati extended its major league worst slide to 11 losses.
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Fryman Secures Pirates Victory Over Mets 6 3
Willie Stargell drove in three as rookie Woody Fryman won his fourth straight for Pittsburgh in a 6 3 defeat of New York. McCovey poured in early runs for the Mets but Fuentes mishap and Haller’s 19th homer helped the Pirates surge. Reliever Hamilton allowed the Mets’ fifth inning threat before Fryman settled in.
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Jaycee Junior Tennis Tourney Planned for Weekend
The Jaycee Junior tennis tournament sets play at High Point College courts this Saturday and Sunday with 8 a.m. starts. Two divisions, boys 16 and under and 17 18, will advance top two to state competition in Rocky Mount July 22 23, then nationals. Entries due July 13 by 3 p.m. at Jaycee headquarters 508 N Hamilton or Blair Park Emerywood Frank A Stith College Village mailbox.
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Nicklaus completes major title cycle with British Open win
Jack Nicklaus finally claimed the British Open to seal a grand slam cycle after wins at the U S Open Masters and PGA. He fired a three under 33 on the front and held a narrow lead before closing with steady play on the 18th to finish two strokes ahead.
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Nicklaus Wins British Open At Muirfield By One Stroke
Jack Nicklaus captured the British Open with a two under par 282 at Muirfield, finishing one stroke ahead of the field. Rodgers and Thomas chased doggedly. Palmer faded as Nicklaus relied on precision driving and short game to master the knee high rough and tough links.
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Nationals Lead All Stars In 7 5 Victory Preview
The National League battle features stars like Koufax Mays and Aaron guiding a 7 5 favorite NL against the American League in the Busch Stadium showdown. Managers Alston Mele name starting pitchers as lineup changes occur with Morgan out and Lefebvre Santo and Torre keying positions.
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