McAuliffe Homer Lifts Tigers Past Senators 6 5
McAuliffe hit a homer into the right field seats to lift Detroit to a 6 5 victory over Washington on Saturday. The blast was his second homer in two innings off reliever Jim Tuckworth. Norm Cash added a two out homer in the ninth to tie the game at five.
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Arnold Tops Golfers In Asheville
In Asheville Tommy Arnold shot a four under par 68 to win the medal with a two stroke lead over Beaver Lake ace Tommy Taylor. Teenager Les Stradley Jr and veteran J C Hyatt finished at 71 while Marshall Fall and George Ledford equalled par at 72 on the 6700 yard course.
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J. C. Hyatt
Marshall Fall
George Ledford
Milwaukee Tramples Cincinnati 8-2 in Six-Game Win Streak
Milwaukee pitcher Hank Fischer held Cincinnati to six hits over six innings to earn his 11th win. Gene Oliver drove in three runs with his 20th homer as Milwaukee broke a 2-2 tie with a four-run sixth inning. Rico Carty added two RBIs with a triple and a single while Denis Menke hit an inside-the-park homer after an error in the second inning.
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Rico Carty
Denis Menks
Colts Edge Pirates In 2-1 Game
In Houston the Colts defeated the Pirates 2-1 to snap an eight game skid. Al Spangler started the first with a double and scored after Nellie Fox’s single. Carroll Hardy’s single plated Fox for the decisive run. Willie Stargell hit his 19th homer for Pittsburgh. Larson earned the win, Butters took the loss.
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Nellie Fox
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Fox
Carroll Hardy
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Larson
Tom Butters
Los Angeles Edges Boston 3-2 In 10th Inning
Lou Clinton hits a two run homer in the 10th to lift the Angels past the Red Sox 3-2. Clinton, formerly with Boston, drove in the decisive runs after Tom Satriano drew a one out walk. Don Lee earned Boston's lone 10th inning run with a bases loaded walk to Bob Tillman.
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Lou Clinton
Los Angeles
Clinton
Bob Heffner
Tom Satriano
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Angels
Don Lee
Bob Tillman
Lee
Pete Charton
Furman Edges Mississippi College 13 10 in Rainy Opener
Furman defeats Mississippi College 13 to 10 at Greenville in a wet opener. Brownie Cordell kicks a 24 yard field goal with 4 15 left after Rickey Farr ties the game with a 35 yard kick in the third quarter. Att: 5500.
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Opposition to Yankee Sale Deepens Across Fractured Owners
In Chicago AP reports a stubborn pair of Midwest club owners resist the New York Yankees sale to Charles Finley. Allyn of the White Sox accuses Finley and Cronin of antitrust concerns and calls for a league meeting before September ends as Boston hosts a formal approval of the sale.
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Chicago White Sox
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Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Attorney General's Office
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Finley
Cronin
Jets Defeat Denver 30-6 Behind Strong Defense
New York Jets win 30-6 with a stingy defense led by Wahoo McDaniel. Turner adds three field goals and three extra points to seal the victory in New York.
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New York Jets
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Turner's two touchdowns spark high scoring tilt
A high scoring game features Wood connecting on a 16 yard pass for Denver and J Turner kicks striking early. New York answers with three more field goals and a 27 yard pass to Turner. Meynard kicks in a late score as Mathias runs in and Turner adds the extra point. Attendance reaches 44,497.
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UCLA Upsets Pitt as Zeno Passes Two TDs in Opener
UCLA quarterback Larry Zeno threw two TD passes and kicked a field goal to lead the Bruins past Pittsburgh 17 12 in the season opener. Zeno engineered a 13 play first half drive for the winning score and added a 25 yard field goal before halftime.
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Steve Durbin
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Venturi Leads World Series Opener At Firestone
Ken Venturi shot 69 to grab a one stroke lead after the first 18 holes of the 36 hole World Series of Golf at Firestone. Tony Lema followed with 70 as Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols fell out of contention. Palmer criticized slow play after a 74.
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Associated Press
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Firestone
Tony Lema
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Nichols
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Curtis Cup Clinched By U S Golfer Sorenson Wins for U S
Curtis Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin defeated Ruth Porter 3 and 2 to clinch the Curtis Cup for the United States in a two day match at Royal Porthcawl Wales. The United States won the trophy 10 to 7 after a tense finish with 6000 spectators.
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Wales
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Janesville
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Britain
Royal Porthcawl
Davis Love To Play In Carolinas Open
Charlotte golf pro Davis Love Jr. agrees to play in the Carolinas Open after club members offer to assist in his absence. Bill Little and six volunteers will handle duties at the Charlotte Country Club to cover Harwell Love’s tasks for the three day event.
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Little
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