Perez lifts Reds past Astros with two homers in win
Tony Perez ended slump with two home runs and four RBIs as Cincinnati beat Houston 7 3. Gary Nolan earned his ninth victory while Mets beat Atlanta 5 1. Cubs beat Pirates 6 0 then lost 10 6 in the doubleheader. Cardinals edged Dodgers 1 0 in 11 innings after Parker error. Seaver win credited as Mets star improves to 11 5. Rare earths note closes segment.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
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Lou Brock
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Pro Jets Pass Plan Hinges on Fast Start
AFL New York Jets coach Weeb Ewbank aims to turn a 1969 style plan into a strong season led by Joe Namath George Sauer Jr and Don Maynard. Rushing sophisticates Matt Snell Emerson Boozer provide depth. Linebackers and secondary compete as Weeb weighs options. If the front and Namath perform, the Jets could deliver a potent scoring run.
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Joe
George Sauer Jr
Don Maynard
Pete Saummons
Tommy Burnett
Bake Turner
Dee Mackey
Matt Snell
Emerson Boozer
Snell
Boozer
Dave Herman
Paul Seiler
Deattee
Jim Turner
Curly Johnson
Verlon Biggs
Jim Harris
Biggs
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Gercy Philbin
Weeb
Larry Grantham
al Atkinson
Ralph Baker
Atkinson
Paul Crone
Jim O'Mahoney
Carl McAdams
Bill Yeasley
Coraers
Henry King
Busky
Jim Hudson
Council Gordon
Johnny Sample
Roy
Senators win marathon games in 22 and 20 innings
Washington Senators battle through two marathon night games and a third long affair to stay within six games of first. The 22 inning win over the Twins features Ken McMullen’s 14th homer and a bases loaded single by Paul Casanova. Dave Baldwin earns his first win in four decisions as the Senators reach .500.
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ED Schuyler
Irs
Associated Press
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Senators
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Washington
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Gil Hodges
Cal Erner
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Army Reserve
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Lonborg
Curt Slinmons
Chicago Cubs
Jose Cardenal
Claveland
Vic Davaliie
Sam MecDovell
Baseball Standings and Results From Around the League
Baseball scores and standings from the National and American Leagues. Chicago leads in the NL with Pittsburgh and New York close behind. Cincinnati and Houston split, St Louis edges Los Angeles. In the AL, Chicago and Boston trail Detroit and Minnesota, with notable batting leaders like Yastrzemski and Killebrew. pitching leaders include Horlen and Lonborg. Also notes top performers and recent results across leagues and minor circuits.
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Agee
Chic
Buford
Horlen
Lonborg
McDowell
Cleve
Toronto
Graham
Nicklaus blasts scheduling at Classic as clash looms
Akron AP Jack Nicklaus, fresh from Wester Open win, criticizes the tournament calendar ahead of the $100000 American Classic at Firestone. Milwaukee plans a $200000 event the second weekend of July, risking a clash with the British Open. Palmer backs skipping multiple majors if scheduled consecutively, while Getberger and others are among favorites for 72 holes at Firestone. Top prize is $20000.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Milwaukee
Nick~ Jans
United States
Nicklaus
PGA
Denver
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
San Francisco
Mea
Firestone
al Getberger
Jenkins Sees 20 Wins For Cubs This Season
CHICAGO AP The Cubs' Fergie Jenkins, a 23 year old right hander from South Chatham Ontario who excelled in multiple sports, pitched a four hit 6 0 shutout of the Pirates in the opener to move to 15 9 on the season and declare a goal of 20 wins. Only Jackson 24 11 in 1964 and Ellsworth 22 10 in 1983 have reached 20 wins for the Cubs since 1945. Jenkins said he may get three or four more starts this month and seven or eight in September.
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Chatham
Ontario
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Jackson
Dick Ellsworth
Cub
Fergie
Arkhola Wins First Game in State Legion Tourney
Arkhola Blocks of Little Rock won 61 in Newport as three Searcy pitchers yielded Wild play. Pine Bluff upset Blytheville 6 2 while Bobby Bartlett fanned 15 to power Russellville past North Little Rock Roy E Barker Produce 12 5. Newport beat Fort Smith Kerwins 4 2 with four double plays and Fort Smith’s Fred Allen fanned ten in five innings before being removed.
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Searcy
American Legion
Pine Bluff
Blytheville
Bobby Bartlett
Russellsville
North Little Rock
Roy E. Barker
Fort Smith Kerwins
Bill Brooks
Arkhola
Trent Mallett
Gary Steward
Steward
Jimmy Wright
Kerwins
Fort Smith
Fred Allen
Travel ers Remain in Loop Cellar After Rainout
Arkansas Travelers stayed at the Texas League basement as their game in Albuquerque was postponed due to heavy rains. Amarillo led the standings after El Paso beat them 6-3. Wally Wolf struck out 14 and allowed eight hits in a complete game for the Sonics. Austin overcame Dallas-Fort Worth 7-3 with a five-run first inning.
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Albuquerque
N. M
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Amarillo
el Paso
Wally Wolf
Austin
Travelers
Dallas-Fort Worth
Two golf balls collide on a 520 yard hole
In Ocean Shores Washington Ed Ray and Lloyd Baker played their second shots on the 16th hole when Bakers ball rolled down the fairway Rays ball dropped and struck Bakers ball dead center Rays ball rebounded two feet while Bakers ball rolled forward about 20 feet in an unusual collision reported by AP.
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Wash
Ed Ray
Kennewick
Lloyd Baker
Baker
Ray
Ed Bressoud Lifts Cardinals Over Dodgers in Tie
In St Louis Ed Bressoud sparked a win by leading off the third with a home run off Don Drysdale to spark a 2-1 lead, then Lou Brock hit a solo shot for a 2-1 advantage as the Cardinals tied the Dodgers. Bressoud, 35, had his first homer of the season after joining the Cards in the spring trade.
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St, Louis
Eddie Bressoud
Bressoud
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Lou Brock
Brese Seud
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight Overview
A fragment from Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight outlines hunting and fishing planning using Solunar periods. It notes Major and Minor periods, times labeled in Central Daylight Saving Time, with periods extending from one hour onward and emphasis on Major periods for best activity.
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Richard Alden Knight
Graham Happy With Victory Over Chicago
Washington Redskins crushed the Chicago Bears 37 14 in the NFL exhibition at D C Stadium with four touchdowns two within 18 seconds in the fourth quarter and three Charlie Gogolak field goals. Sonny Jurgensen connected with John Burrell for a 15 yard touchdown as the final period opened up the game.
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Tom Seppy
Washington
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Graham
Redskins
D.C. Stadium
Bears
George Halas
Charlie Gogolak
A. D. Whitfield
Chicago
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Paul Krause
Sonny Jurgensen
John Burrell
Jack Concannon
Philadelphia Eagles
Gale Sayers
Lions Seek to Bring Back the Roar in Detroit Camp
Detroit aims to restore pride with Joe Schmidt as head coach and a competition for quarterback between Milt Plum and Karl Sweetan. Rookies Mel Farr and Nick Eddy rejoin, boosting offense alongside veteran receivers Cogdill Studstill and Kramer. Strength hinges on line depth and front four McCord Karras Brown Hand, with Naumoff Barney and secondary talents shaping a hopeful return.
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Jack Hand
Bloomfield Hills
Michi
Joe Schmidt
Detroit
Lions
Schmidt
Green Bay
Milt Plum
Karl Sweetan
Mel Farr
UCLA
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Farr
Eddy
Tom Nowatzke
Ames Marsh
Tom Watkins
Marsh
Cranbrook School
Gail Cogdill
Pat Studstill
Ron Kramer
Bill Malincha
Jim Gibbons
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