Reichardt's Grand Slam Misses Seats in Angles Win
Rick Reichardt hit an inside the park grand slam that skipped past right fielder Mike Hershberger as California beat Kansas City 4-3. George Brunet earned the win for the Angels, their 15th victory in 20 games.
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Golf Champ Irwin Reflects On Won Title At Shawnee
Hale Irwin, a Colorado marketing student, clinched the 70th NCAA golf championship at Shawnee Inn with a final score of 286 after four rounds. He described his mood as conflicted, quipping he felt fatigue and choke despite a two-stroke victory over a three-way tie for second.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings This Season
Summary of top hitters and pitchers with figures for batters F Robinson Balt .337 runs 54 RBIs 59 hits 83 and others Yastrzemski Bost 336 Kaline Det 51 57 Carew Minn 81 doubles Tovar Minn 16 Campaneris KC 15 Yastrzemski Bost 15 Buford Chic 5 Monday KC 5 Versalles 22 F Robinson Bast 21 Stolen bases Campaneris KC 28 Agee Chic 21 pitching H O rlen Chic 8 1 McGlothlin Calif 7 1 Sparma Det 7 1 strikeouts Lonborg Bost 105 Peters Chic 100.
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National League Batting and Field Leaders Summary
Listing of NL leaders by statistic with players from multiple clubs. Clemente and Cepeda top batting averages. Aaron and Alen lead runs. Wynn Perez and Clemente drive RBIs. Brock and Clemente lead hits. Cepeda and Allen top doubles. Allen and Williams lead triples. Aaron and Wynn tied for home runs. Brock and Phillips lead steals. Veale and Queen among top pitchers. Marichal and Cuellar lead strikeouts.
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Cubs Survive Sweep Lifts Spirits After Large Doubleheader Win
Cubs act like kids after sweeping Houston 4-1 and 8-0 to rise in standings. The win cuts the distance to first place, while St Louis drops a twin bill to Philadelphia. Braves beat Mets as Dodgers edge Giants on late hits in NL action. In AL, Minnesota tops Chicago and Yankees slip by Detroit.
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Banks Comes Through as Cubs Down Dodgers in Lively MLB Day
A day of MLB action saw Boston beat Cleveland 8 3 Baltimore top Washington 83 California edge Kansas City 4 3. Banks hit two run homers for the Cubs as he returned to play, Durocher praising the veteran in a six game win streak while Hands Niekro and others threw complete games in a crowded doubleheader.
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Pasarell Could Become First Hero At Wimbledon
Pasarell, a 23 year old Puerto Rican and fourth ranked American, faces Spain's Manuel Santana in the Wimbledon first round on center court. Santana and Emerson were upset at Queen's Club, leaving Wimbledon without a American seeded player for the first time.
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Mann Learns To Play Safe In Buckeye Golf Win
Carol Mann captured the Buckeye Savings Ladies Professional Golf Tournament in Cincinnati with a four stroke victory. She finished 54 holes at 207 nine under par, edging Clifford Ann Creed who shot 211. Sandra Haynie ended at even par 16.
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Spartanburg tops Lexington in high scoring WCL clash
Spartanburg defeated Lexington 12-7 as the league leader moved to 5-0 in the second half. Greenville cruised past Rock Hill 13-4, with six seventh inning runs and 14 hits. Statesville edged Gastonia 2-1 behind Paul Coleman who pitched a complete game.
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Braves to Start Garry Hill in All-Star Game
Atlanta Braves plan to start Garry Hill a Charlotte native and former UNC pitcher in a game against the Southern League All-Stars. Hill recently joined the Braves after a $50 000 bonus and a stint at the Austin farm club. Evansville’s George Nega will manage the All-Stars and has two lefties lined up for the start Mickey Abarbanel or George Laugerique.
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Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open In Five Year Wait
Gardner Dickinson captured the Cleveland Open title at Aurora Country Club finishing 9 under par with a 271 total on a 6111 yard layout. He earned 20 700 dollars and credited longtime ally Tony Penna and Ben Hogan for helping his game as he edged Homero Blancas and Miller Barber who tied for second at 275.
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Nix Injured In Drag Race Crash At Greer
Former NHRA champion Jimmy Nix of Oklahoma City was injured when his car blew its engine and crashed into a rail at 219 mph during a Saturday night run at the Greer Jaycee dragstrip. He was flown to Oklahoma for further hospitalization and listed in satisfactory condition Sunday.
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