Yanks Win Marathon Over Red Sox in 20 Innings
The New York Yankees beat Boston 4-3 in 20 innings as Darrell Brandon hit Jim Bouton and Horace Clarke delivered the decisive run. Boston had taken the opener 2-1 to briefly lead the AL, while Detroit and Baltimore won to tighten the standings. Bouton earned his first win after five innings, continuing a marathon season note from his 196? seven-hour effort years earlier.
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Clarke
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White Sox
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Houston
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Reggie Smith
Mike Andrews
Carl Yastrzemski
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New York
Jim Lonborg
Mel Stottlemyre
Lonborg
John Hiller
Fred Lasher
Angels
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Ricky Clark
Norm Cash
Ed Mathews
Dick Bosman
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Frank Howard
Cap Peterson
Ed Brinkman
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Indians
Vic Davalillo
Chuck Hinton
Chico Salmon
Jim Landers
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Newcombe and Roche chase pro tennis remains undecided
Australia’s John Newcombe and Tony Roche, just crowned U S National Doubles champions, plan to wait a year before turning professional. They beat Bowrey and Davidson 6 8 9 7 6 3 6 3 to win the title at Longwood and prep for the U S Singles at Forest Hills.
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Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Australia
U.S
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Roche
Bill Bowrey
Owen Davidson
Tuessday
Longwood
Forest Hills
N.Y
Rod Layer
Ken Rosewall
Ed Hickey
Nicklaus Takes Lead In Westchester Classic Round Three
Jack Nicklaus fired a 65 to surge to the 54 hole total of 201 and a seven under par lead in the $250000 Westchester Classic. Arnold Palmer mocked the pace as the two clash with Doug Sanders in a three way chase ahead of Gary Player Dan Sikes and Robert de Vicenzo.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Putteingike
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Dan Sikes
Robert de Vicenzo
Argentina
Ted
Frank Beard
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Sanders
Mason Rudolph
Saints Aims High As Best Expansion Team Yet
New Orleans enters pro football with strong quarterbacking and a top running back led by Gary Cuozzo and Jimmy Taylor. Receivers, tight end Kent Kramer, and rookies hold promise while defense blends experience and youth. It hinges on rapid offense growth and finding another threat to ease Taylor’s workload. Prediction: last in the Capitol division.
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Saints
Gary Cuozzo
Unitas
Bill Kilmer
Gary Wood
Tom Fears
Kent Kramer
Ray Ogden
Jerry Simmons
Tom Hall
Steve Heckord
Jimmy Taylor
Green Bay
Dan McColl
Tom Barrington
Def Williams
Florida State
Bill Sandeman
Ray Rissmiller
Joe Wendryhoski
Genter
Jake Kupp
Chuck Durkee
Tom McNeill
Jim Garcia
Giants
Mike Tilleman
David Rowe
Brian
Fred Whitingham
Dave Simmons
Phil Vanderseo
Packers
Fears
John Douglas
Bruce Cortez
Dave Whitsell
Jimmy Herel
Obert Logan
Bo Burris
Batiog
Gapansion
Taylor
Capitol Division
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Collier
Barber
Bugenhagen
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Miami
Denver
Prudhomme
Ron McDole
Jim Dunaway
Tom Sestak
John Tracey
Harry Jacobs
Mike Stratton
Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
National League standings and scores with teams like St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Atlanta Pittsburgh Los Angeles Houston New York and game results including Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Los Angeles at San Francisco. American League leaders and scores note Boston Minnesota Detroit Chicago California Washington Cleveland Baltimore New York Kansas City plus minor league results from Pacific Coast League International League and Texas League with multiple city teams and scores.
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Boyer's Grand Slam Caps Braves Comeback
Clete Boyer redeemed a rare eighth inning error by delivering a fifth career grand slam in the bottom half of the inning, lifting the Atlanta Braves to an 11-2 victory over Pittsburgh. The blast followed Mazeroski's run-scoring single that gave Pittsburgh a brief lead.
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Associated Press
Clete Boyer
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Braves
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al Luplow
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Cardinals
Hal Lanier
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Joe Gibbon
Willie Mays
Bill Singer
Jim Wynn
Joe Niekro
Astros
Ron Brand
Julio Goray
Joe Morga
Doug Rader
Wynn
Finely Tuned 3-Year-Old Trotters Meet Hambletonian Field
A dozen 3-year-old trotting stars race for the $122,650 Hambletonian at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds with 25,000 expected spectators. Stanford Dancer drives Dazzling Speed, a leading contender, as heat races may decide the winner with top prize around $60,000. Weather expectations show clearing skies and a fast track, though sub two-minute times are unlikely.
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du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Ayres
Stanley Dancer
Raiders Bet on Lamonica as QB Leader in Oakland
Oakland builds around Daryle Lamonica after a big off season trade sending Tom Flores Art Powell and a draft pick the Raiders hope Lamonica adapts quickly to their style. They back him with Clem Daniels Hewitt Dixon and a strong receiving group as they chase the defending Chiefs. The defense features Lassiter Davidson Bird and Grayson with McCloughan and Bird in the secondary as Rauch bets on a title bid.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Santa Rosa
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Hunter Enis
Nick Papac
Chon Gallegos
Raiders
Babe Parilli
Otto Davidson
Tom Flores
Oakland
Daryle Lamonica
Art Powell
Lamonica
Glenn Bass
Bills
Notre Dame
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Kansas City
Clem Daniels
Hewritt Dixon
Daniels
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Fred Biletnikoff
Bill Miller
Lionel Taylor
Tom Mitchell
Billy Cannon
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Bob Sythus
Harry Schuh
Wayne Hawkins
Jim Harvey
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Ben Davidson
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Gus Otto
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Bob Williamson
State Golfers Fairly Close Westchester Classic
Three Arkansas golf professionals remain in striking distance of leader Jack Nicklaus at the Westchester Classic. Nichlaus leads with a 201 total, 15-under-par, after three rounds. Dick Crawford of El Dorado is 213, Miller Barber of Texarkana 215, and 3H Sikes of Springdale 216.
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Dick Crawford
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Miller Barber
Texarkana
Sikes
Springdale
Travelers Defeat Sonics at Amarillo
Arkansas Travelers toppled the Amarillo Sonics 6 to 4 as Joe Hague powered two home runs rallying a 25th homer in the fifth off Anderson. Roy Martyka added two RBIs while Jimmy Jackson earned the win before relief help from Friel and Robertson.
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Joe Hague
Arkansas Travelers
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Bills Lose Crockett For Season In 1966 Exhibition
Buffalo Bills coach Joe Collier rearranged the lineup to add depth in the backfield by trading Tom Day for Keith Lincoln. Starters Billy Shaw and Bobby Crockett were injured in early play, ending Crockett's season while Shaw returns late. Art Powell joined from Oakland and helped at receiver as Barber shifted to guard and Gary Bugenhagel moved to left tackle.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Blasdell
N.Y
Joe Cullier
Buffalo Bills
Collier
Tom Day
San Diego
Keith Lincoln
Remi Prudhomme
Day
Billy Shaw
Bobby Crockett
Shaw
Crockett
Records Fall to American Swimmer at World University Games
John Ferris of the United States won the gold in the men's 200 meter butterfly with a world record 2:06.0 at the World University Games in Tokyo. Carl Robie took silver in 2:09.1 and Sinji Yamanouchi earned bronze in 2:11.5. Lesley Bush of Princeton won women's high diving with 528.30 points, Cynthia Goyette claimed the women's 200 meter breaststroke in 2:50.1, and Martha Randall won the women's 100 meter butterfly in 1:06.9.
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John Ferris
United States
Kevin Berry
Australia
Carl Robie
Dixel Hill
Ferris
Robie
Sinji Yamanouchi
Japan
Lesley Bush
Princeton
N.J
Indiana University
Cynthia Goyette
Detroit
Martha Randall
Philadelphia
Intrepid to Defend Americas Cup Against Dame Pattie
In Newport Rhode Island selection of the 12 meter yacht Intrepid to defend the Americas Cup against the Australian challenger Dame Pattie highlights a rematch of the 1962 duel. Skippers Bus Mosbacher and Jock Sturrock headline the crews with new boats designed for this year's challenge.
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Dame Pattie
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Jock Sturrock
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Sturrock
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Intrepid
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Dame Pattle
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Sydney
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