Phils Rally Past Pirates as Allen Remains Missing
The Philadelphia Phillies beat Pittsburgh 4-2 behind Mike Ryan and Johnny Briggs as Richie Allen remained out after a week. Boozer escaped a bases loaded jam in the ninth to preserve the win while Callison was sidelined with a pulled groin. Niekro, Osteen, and McAndrew delivered other key performances across the league.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Mike Rayah
Johnny Briggs
Allen
New York
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Mets
Johnny Callison
Pirates
Ryan
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John Boozer
Woody
Bryman
Atlanta
Phil Niekro
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Claude Osteen
St. Louis
Jim McAndrew
Montreal
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San Francisco
Sandiego
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Minnesota
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Cleveland
Washington
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Boozer
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Mekro
Braves
Losangeles
Hank Aaron
Niekro
O'Steen
Astros
Doug Rader
Marty Martinez
Wes Parker
McAndrew
Joe Torre
Dal Maxvill
Boxing Bout Results From Associated Press Dispatch
Steve Shevlin of New York outpointed Juan Ramos of Puerto Rico while Wendell Newton from the Bahamas defeated Bob Stallings of Freeport New York by points in a doubleheader reported by the Associated Press in Hempstead NY.
Piniella Emerges as Royals Killebrew Style Hit Leader
Harmon Killebrew has driven in twice as many runs as Louw Piniella, but Kansas City fans see Piniella as their Killebrew. He contributed two RBIs including a ninth inning homer to the Royals 2-1 win over California, as Minnesota beat Chicago 7-3 and the National League enjoyed several results. The 25-year-old outfielder adapted quickly after being traded from Seattle, saying fans help a player and that he is happy with the Royals.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Louw Piniella
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Piniella
Killebrew
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
California
Pinsell
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
Royals
Seattle
Pilots
Cleveland Hit Freely But Travs Win
In a Texas League clash Arkansas edged Memphis 5-3 as Reggie Cleveland hit nine times and became the first pitcher to reach 10 wins. He stranded 10 Memphis runners, while Bob Johnson took the loss in 9th inning duty. (Continues with other league results and misc. notes.)
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Associated Press
Reggie Cleveland
Arkansas
Memphis
Cleveland
Gino Marrena
Rogers Robinson
Ray Trombino
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Shreveport
San Antonio
el Paso
Amarillo
Laver Feuds With Challenger Drysdale At Wimbledon
Rod Laver, the odds-on favorite at Wimbledon, meets his feared nemesis Cliff Drysdale in the quarterfinals. Drysdale taunts with his double-handed backhand after beating Laver at Forest Hills and in West of England, while Laver pursues a $7,200 first prize as he struggles toward the semifinals. Meanwhile, Arro Ashe, Graebner, and King push toward the last four as other Americans face tough matches.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Rod Laver
Cliff Drysdale
Dryedale
Laver
Forest Hills
N.Y
Premiit Lall
India
Liam Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Richmond
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Ashe
Clark Graebner
King
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Mise Casals
Lesley Bowrey
Australia
Ann Jones
Britain
Margaret Court
Baseball standings and results from a busy Monday
National and American League standings show Chicago and Baltimore leading divisions. Monday results include New York over St Louis 10-2 and Atlanta over Cincinnati 9-4, with Montreal 5 Chicago 2 and Los Angeles 7 Houston 1. Today's games feature Chicago Montreal and Philadelphia Pittsburgh among others.
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Phia
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Atlanta
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Torrez
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Jenkins
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L. Pet
Shreveport
Hope Players Tournament Winners Win Country Club Meet
Lee and Henry Fenwick of Hope won the Hope Country Club Four-Ball title by two strokes with a 137 total over 36 holes. Mitch LaGrone and David Waddle were second at 139, Neely and Moore third at 140, as Ralph Routon and Jack Turner captured the rd flight. Ralph Routon and Jack Turner of Hope won the third flight with a 147 total, while Paul Whitley and Pat Cauley led the first flight with 141 en route to victory among Magnolia and Nashville teams. The event also featured strong scores from Texarkana and Arkadelphia squads.
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Henry Fenwick
Hope
Hope Country Club
Mitch LaGrone
David Waddle
Neely
Halsey Moore
Texarkana
Fenwicks
Moore
Ralph Routon
Jack Turner
Paul Whitley
Magnolia
Pat Cauley
Nashville
Henry
Lee Fenwick
Mitch la Grone
W.H. Neely
Larry Bruce
Bobby Bruce
Dallas
Steve Spargo
D.R. Miller
Arkadelphia
Joe Darling
Brice Darling
Sim Ellis
van Elder
Jim McKenzie
Rowland Culp
Prescott
F.D. Dixon
Johnny Dixon
Jim Pilkinton
Brown Hardman
Whitworth Caponi Lead LPGA Money Winners
In Cincinnati AP report Donna Caponi and Kathy Whitworth topped the LPGA money list after the Women Open in Pensacola Florida. Caponi earned 5000 for a win boosting to 17771 while Whitworth added 1500 to reach 25588 and extend her lead over Carol Mann.
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Donna Caponi
Kathy Whitworth
Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour
LPGA
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Pensacola
Fla
Misswhitworth
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Miss Whitworth
Miss Mann
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