White Sox defeat Indians 8 to 5 on windy Cleveland day
White Sox rally to beat Cleveland 8 5 with Don Buford homering and a late swing in the seventh inning. Pete Ward and Ron LeFlore drive in runs as Chicago overcomes an early Indians lead and seizes control with a passed ball and timely hits.
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Red Sox Rally Through Wildness For 5-3 Win Over A’s
Boston built a five run first inning aided by a balk and two wild pitches and defeated Kansas City 5-3. Frank Malzone and Tony Conigliaro scored on wild pitches after walks, Mike Ryan had a sac fly, while Tony Horton and Jim Gosger added RBI singles. Earl Wilson allowed one earned run through six plus, Dick Radatz closed out to gain his 12th win.
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Minnesota Triumphs Over Nationals 4 2 In Rain Delayed Win
Zoilo Versalles hit a two run homer as Minnesota pitchers scattered nine hits to defeat Washington 4 2 in Minneapolis. The win drops the Twins magic number to clinch the AL pennant to four after their eighth victory in nine games. Frank Quilier scored on a walk and Versalles’ homer gave a 4 1 lead in the second before a hour 24 minute rain delay.
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Detroit Edges Yankees 4 3 in tense 10th inning
New York faded as Norm Cash delivered a tying single in the eighth and an unearned run in the 10th to lift Detroit over the Yankees 4 3. Mickey Stanley scored on Cash's hit after a rocky day for the visitors in a packed crowd of about 50 100.
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Tennis Star Wed To Law Student
United States tennis star Billie Jean Moffitt, 21, ranked top woman player, wed law student Larry William King, 20, in a Friday ceremony at First Church of the Brethren in Long Beach. The couple plans to reside in Arcadia California after the wedding attended by family and friends.
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Cubs Rally Past Mets 4-3 On Williams Three-Run Homer
Chicago right fielder Billy Williams hit a towering three-run homer in the seventh as the Cubs toppled the New York Mets 4-3. Larry Jackson earned the win, improving to 14-0 lifetime against New York, while Williams extended his season RBI total to 102 and matched a club record for left-handed homers.
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Duke Rolls Past Virginia 21 7 as Late Drive Fails
Duke answers Virginia comeback attempt with four plays to score the final TD from the 22 yard line. Glacken scores on a quarterback sneak from the 9 as Duke leads 21 7 with 9 36 left. Virginia drives stall with interceptions and a late fumble.
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Colorado Wisconsin Tie Ends 0-0 In Madison
In Madison Wisconsin and Colorado battled to a scoreless tie as a bruising defensive game kept both teams off the scoreboard. Wisconsin, seeking late-season momentum, was stymied by a rash of pass interceptions in the season opener against Big Eight foe Colorado before 45 914 fans.
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Giants blank Milwaukee 2-0 as Haller and McCovey homer
San Francisco toppled Milwaukee 2-0 behind Tom Haller and Willie McCovey solo shots. Ron Herbel and Frank Linzy combined on relief as the Giants moved four games ahead of the Reds and Dodgers in the NL race.
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Koufax Shuts Out Cardinals In Dodger Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hitter and won his 23rd as the Dodgers beat St. Louis 1 0. The win puts Los Angeles in sole possession of second, 3 4 games behind San Francisco. Lou Brock reached base once for the Cardinals, who dropped to third, four games back.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies for 4-3 Victory
Pittsburgh pulled off a dramatic ninth inning rally to beat Philadelphia 4-3. Mazeroski delivered a bases loaded bunt single driving in Donn Clendenon, capping the four run burst after a quiet game until the final frame. Pinch hitter Roberto Clemente started the rally with a homer, and Bill Mazeroski, Virdon, and Wagner contributed key hits as relief pitchers faltered.
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GGO Scheduled March 31-April 3 in North Carolina tourney run
North Carolina PGA golf schedule places the Greater Greensboro Open March 1-April 3 and the Azalea Open in Wilmington April 14-17 as the spring pair before the Masters April 7-10 in Augusta. A pro am precedes both events with sparse details on other tournaments and dates.
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Arizona Narrowly Defeats Utah 16-9 in WAC Football
Arizona escaped Utah 16-9 in Salt Lake City as a standout interception and a safety plus steady rushing highlighted the win for the Wildcats in the Western Athletic Conference clash.
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Purdue Dominates Miami in 38-0 Opening Win
LAFAYETTE Ind AP Purdue rock Miami of Ohio in the first game of the season, rolling to a 38-0 victory. The Boilermakers avoided risk ahead of a big test versus Notre Dame, after halftime quarters were shortened to 12 minutes due to extreme heat.
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