Powell Drives Orioles to Big Run Win Over A's
Boog Powell slugged four RBIs on three hits as Baltimore beat California 12-7. Powell's hot stretch since a .185 mark fueled a .402 clip with nine homers and 30 RBIs over the month, lifting his totals toward Frank and Brooks Robinson as the Orioles widened the AL lead. The Twins and Yankees also won, while Mets and Giants posted decisive victories in other NL action.
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Casper Wins Western Open in PGA Showdown
Billy Casper led a field of younger golfers to victory at Medinah No. 3 with a 283 total and a one under par 70 final round. Gay Brewer finished second at 286, while youngsters Kermit Zarley Homero Blancas and Tommy Aaron tied for third at 287. Casper earned $20,000 and moved ahead of Arnold Palmer in the money list.
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Hi-Toms Invade Greenville in Western Carolina League headliner
Greenville hosts Thomasville Hi-Toms as the league lead pack stays tied with 4-0 records after a four game sweep. The Hi-Toms rallied for six runs in the sixth to beat Rock Hill yesterday as Joe Snyder homered for Rock Hill in the second inning. Dennis Heger Tom Videtich and Louis Smith had key hits and Jim Glover belt a two-bagger in the big frame.
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Guilford Player Makes All America Team
District 28 squads claim two first team picks and 16 honorable mentions on the NAIA baseball All America list announced today. Sophomore infielder Mike Carruthers of Pembroke State and junior outfielder Jim Bryan of Guilford were named to the honors.
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Science Shrinks Piles By New Non Surgical Method
A New York report touts a non surgical treatment using Bio-DNyne to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching and pain. The claims describe rapid reduction and dramatic relief, with patients reportedly noting piles have ceased to be a problem. The substance is said to be developed by a world famous research institute and available at drug counters.
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Perry Impresses In NL With Two-Hitter As Giants Top Reds
Gaylord Perry of the San Francisco Giants pitched a two-hitter to pace a win as the NL leaders defeated Cincinnati. Perry’s strong performance kept him at .909 for the season, while Juan Marichal and Sandy Koufax posted strong marks as other NL leaders. The Giants also hit five homers in support, with Haller, Davenport, Landrum, and Hart supplying the power.
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Pro-Am Set For Blair Park Pro-Am At Blair Park
The Piedmont Pro Am will be played at Blair Park and Green Valley on July 7 8 in Greensboro. It is a best ball 3 hole event with rounds at Blair Park first and Green Valley second. The field includes 120 players from HPGA Green Valley GA amateurs and professionals. Blair Park pro Johnny Johnston offers details.
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