Clemente Powers Pirates Past Reds Behind Clendenon Surges
Clemente delivered a three run homer off Don Gullett to lift the Pirates 5 4 4 over Cincinnati as Clendenon rebounds with improved power. McCool added a late homer while Pinson also homered for Cincinnati. Across the NL San Francisco beat Chicago 8 0 and Houston outlasted Los Angeles in 11 innings. Baltimore toppled New York 8 4 in the AL as Detroit and Minnesota posted other results.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Player Prepares For Open Defense At Olympic Club
Gary Player, after a practice round at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, frets over form while acknowledging a lower but real ambition this year. He says he hasn’t played enough golf and cites a demanding department store tour. rivals Nicklaus Hogan Palmer all note the tough par 70 course and recent fatigue.
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Ralston Tuning For Wimbledon Before Draw
Dennis Ralston, the Davis Cup star from Bakersfield California, beat Osamu Ishiguro 6 3 7 5 in the Queen's Club tune up but showed uneven form. Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle, Cliff Richey and other stars also salved erratic play as Wimbledon seeds loom and the draw is set for Wednesday.
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Ecuador
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Evanston
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Britain
Rojas New Pitch Is Working
Angels rookie pitcher Minnie Rojas dominates Chicago for six innings in a 2-1 win to salvage a doubleheader split. He has won his first two starts since a call-up from the Seattle farm club, posting a 1.35 ERA in seven appearances and drawing mixed batter feedback on his fast-delivery style.
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Ohio State tops Oklahoma State in NCAA opener showdown looming
Ohio State coach Marty Karow gambled on ace Steve Arlin and won 4-2 over Oklahoma State as Arlin worked the final outs. Mike Swain delivered a key five hit performance for OSU, which rides a 23-5 mark and 18 game win streak into a modeled showdown with top ranked USC. attendance reached 12,100 as the tourney opened in Omaha while North Carolina slipped late to allow two unearned Tar Heel runs.
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Batman father is William Dozier, says TV critic
AP columnist Cynthia Lowry debunks the rumor that Bruce Wayne's father was murdered. She asserts Batman's real father is William Dozier, a veteran film and TV executive who launched the series. Dozier defends the show amid season hype, while the piece touches on Hollywood perceptions and past marriages.
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TV Tonight and The Movies Highlights From 1967
A crowded schedule features CAPSULE VIEWS on escapee murderer nearby and Janet Lorne visiting. Taped programs include 8:00 P.M. to 11:03 P.M. with Red Skelton Gilligan's Island and Dr Kildare stories, plus Petticoat Junction Peyton Place CBS News Special and The Fugitive. The page notes Batman and Green Hornet tie into the era of TV crime shows.
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