Twins Beat White Sox 15 7 In Five-Game Thursday
Vic Power and Tony Oliva lead Minnesota in a high scoring win over Chicago as Harmon Killebrew, Jim Killebrew? No. The box score shows Power, Oliva, Allison, and Versalles driving in runs as Minny improves with Mincher and Oliva in strong form. Killebrew homers pace the club with several players contributing across the lineup. A sweep of the American League notes includes Washington beating Baltimore and Detroit over New York with L A and other NL results.
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National League Bruce Halts Mays Streak
Bruce held Willie Mays hitless for the first time in 21 games as the Houston Colts beat the Giants 4-3. Mays, hitting .449, was shut out four times, while pitchers Hal Woodeshick and Don Drysdale contributed to a night of mixed results across the league.
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Terps' Pitts Aims At ACC Batting Title
Maryland's Jim Pitts can win the ACC batting crown after boosting his average to .454 with an early single as Maryland closes the regular season 7-6 in ACC play. The Terrapins beat Virginia 8-4 to end tied for third, behind North Carolina and Wake Forest. Pitts leaves Thursday’s game with a sore ankle but is expected to return for a nonconference doubleheader with Penn State.
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Willies parries and pursuit of 400 season
Willie Mays, center fielder of the San Francisco Giants, battles inner restraint as questions arise about finishing with a .400 batting average and surpassing Roger Maris with 61 home runs. He cites peace of mind after personal issues and insists on playing without forethought of records, while recalling his rapid start of the season and his belief the ball looks bigger at the plate.
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Lightning halts Quail Creek golf as 36 holes debated
Play at the 7 042 yard Quail Creek Country Club was stopped Thursday when lightning flashed over the course. All but 21 players had finished. none of the scores counted. PGA officials planned a Friday decision on whether to resume 36 holes Sunday or extend the event to Monday. Leaders Charles Sifford of Los Angeles and Chuck Courtney of La Jolla Calif stood at two under par 70 when play halted.
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