Gibson’s Seventh straight win lifts Cardinals over Cubs
Bob Gibson improved to 16-5 with eight hits allowed as St Louis beat Chicago 3-1, ending the Cubs four-game win streak and widening the National League lead to three games over the second-place Cubs. The late game saw reliever Ron Kline walk Willie Mays to hand a loss that snapped his seven-game win streak.
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U S Open Champ Finds Right Putter
Lee Trevino the U S Open champion returns to competition at the Westchester Classic using a second hand putter he says mirrors the one he won the Open with. He notes the putter feels right for his stroke as he eyes another win.
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Broyles to Aid All-Star Bowl
Arkane sas football Coach Frank Broyles was chosen to help direct action in the American All-Star bowl game in Tampa on January 4. He joined Fran Cured of the University of Tampa and other staff headed by Bear Bryant, Pepper Rodgers, and Lou Corso. Also noted is a Canada goose swimming 100 yards submerged for three minutes.
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Two a Day Practices for Bobcats
Bobcats begin football practice under coach Ronnie Higgins with sessions at 6:00 am and 4:00 pm as the team returns from summer. The group numbers around 40, with several coming in after injuries, and conditioning continues without pads until the official first day allowed by the Arkansas Athletic Association. The season opens September 9 at Camden, a nine game schedule including Magnolia, Nashville, Stamps, Camden, Prescott, and Arkadelphia.
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Steelers Line Depth Evident in Training Camp Stall
Pittsburgh reporters note expanding depth on the line with five tackles competing and guards also strong. The Steelers aim to improve along the line, running game, and defense though quarterback uncertainty remains with Kent Nix vs Dick Shiner. Don Shy FarI Gros return as backs, Welter receivers Wilburn Jefferson provide depth. Mike Taylor Ernie Ruple contend with veterans for spots.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
Weekend scores include St Louis 3 Chicago 4 and New York 4 Philadelphia 4 with 10 innings. Leaders list shows McAuliffe, Rose, and McCovey among top hitters. pitching leaders include McLain and Rea gan. Current standings reflect Baltimore ahead in the East and Chicago, Pittsburgh, and St Louis contending in their divisions.
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Tigers edge Indians as Lolich dominates relief
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich delivers 4 2/3 perfect relief innings against Cleveland, preserving a 1-0 lead for Bill Freehan's 18th homer as Al Kaline and Norm Cash drive in runs. Tigers extend lead over Orioles while several AL and NL games unfold with key homers from Howard Harrelson and Jackson.
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Golfers at impasse as PGA dispute stalls tour
New York AP reports a stalemate between the Professional Golfers Association and tournament pros after players split to form an independent group. The $5.6 million tour faces pressure as players seek more control while the PGA claims a fair presentation before all players. an emergency meeting is set for Friday in Palm Beach Gardens, with sponsor meetings in Houston September 5-6.
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U S Davis Cup Team Favored Over Spain in Interzone
U S experts say the American Davis Cup squad on fast Harold T Clark courts will likely beat Spain in the weekend interzone series opening Friday. Key Spaniards Manuel Santana and Juan Gilbert lead Spain with youth, while Luis Orilla is sidelined by a leg injury. Arthur Ashe Charlie Pasarell and Clark Bend cap U S hopes in San Francisco.
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Montreal to Have Major League Team
AP reports Montreal joined the National League in a smoke filled Montreal hotel room marking the first time a city outside the United States is admitted to the majors. NL President Warren Giles announced Montreal as a full league member after a franchise fee payment of 1.12 million dollars. John McHale was named club president and CEO with Jim Fanning as general manager, and Paul Beaudry among the backers.
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Trav Rally in 8th Good for Victory
Arkansas Travelers edged the San Antonio Missions 2-1 in Texas League play as two eighth inning runs key the win. Parker earned the victory with Newton and Encerd also contributing, while Jacques took the loss.
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