Still in First Place Still in First Place
Midwest Daily won ninth game in Little League at K Park, routing Century Bible 11 0 as Mike Pinegar pitched a two hitter with eight strikeouts. Barry's Quick Sak beat Lions Club 6 1 with Ricky Clark collecting three hits. Sheriff’s Dept. side edged Hope Auto 2 1 with two fifth inning runs. In Santa Clara, top U S swimmers set world and American records at the International Invitational led by Mark Spitz Claudia Kolb and Debbie Meyer with multiple records.
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Sacramento
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Pompano Beach
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Alain Mosconi
France
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Argentina
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Patty Caretto
Los Angeles
Miss Ball
Russia
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Cade
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British Want to Bring in the Pros
Wimbledon tops crowds reach 301000 as British officials push to allow professionals at the event at the ILTF meeting in Luxembourg. John Newcombe wins the men’s title and Billie Jean King the women’s, with King defeating Ann Jones 6 3 6 4. The uproar over pro inclusion renews debate on keeping Wimbledon as is.
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Twins pull off doubleheader sweep as Kaat Boswell shine
Jim Kaat and Dave Boswell held the Chicago White Sox at bay in a twin bill, each collecting key hits and driving in runs as Minnesota won 4 to 0 and 4 to 1. Kaat improved to 7 8 on the year while Boswell earned his third straight victory. The Twins moved within one half game of Detroit and 24 games behind the Chicago leaders at the All Star break.
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and American Leagues
National League standings and recent results include St Louis Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Atlanta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles and Houston with scores from Sundays games plus upcoming All Star game in Anaheim. American League leaders and results cover batting pitching and fielding leaders with teams Detroit Minnesota California Boston Cleveland Baltimore New York Washington Kansas City and Chicago plus notable performances and upcoming schedule. Houston and Chicago top performers appear in both leagues with detailed stats for batting and pitching leaders.
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Ryun and Keino Sweep Distances at Los Angeles Meet
In Los Angeles AP reports Jim Ryun added the 1500 meters to his mile record prowess by clocking 3:33.1 in the opening session of the Twenty international meet. Kipchoge Keino, holder of the world 3000 meters, followed with a strong display in the same session.
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Cards Fall All Week as Cubs, Cardinals Hit Rough Patch
National League sees Chicago Cubs suffer a seventh straight loss 6-0 to Houston as St Louis also drops 4-3 in 10 innings to Philadelphia. Giants edge Dodgers 1-0, Pirates top Reds 2-1, Mets beat Braves 5-4, and AL action features Minnesota, Washington, Detroit, California and New York wins. MLB notes include Don Wilson’s 5-5 record win, Mike McCormick’s 7th consecutive win, Stargell’s 12th homer, Buchek’s pinch homer, and Mays delivering a decisive 10th inning single.
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Chance to Start In All Star Game At Anaheim Stadium
Dean Chance gets the assignment as opening pitcher for the American League in the All Star Game at Anaheim Stadium. Hank Bauer and Walt Alston announce lineups. expected starter for the National League is Juan Marichal. Odds, injuries, and gaps in centerfield noted as rosters finalized for the midseason classic.
Spurrier shines despite loss in Coaches All-America game
Florida star Steve Spurrier, booed after a rocky start, led the East to a 12-9 victory with a late 40 yard TD pass. West QB Jon Brittenum earned MVP honors after a 244 yard 21 of 40 showing, while Spurrier praised Brittenum’s achievement despite the defeat.
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AAU Veteran Dan Ferris Celebrates 78th Birthday
New York AP report notes Dan Ferris, who joined the Amateur Athletic Union 60 years ago, will observe his 78th birthday today and serves as secretary emeritus of the AAU.
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Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is adapted from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish or hunt during major and minor periods. Major periods start at shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Use Central Standard Time.
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Sikes Takes Third and $3,100
R H Sikes of Springdale Ark slipped from third after a 75 on Sunday to finish sixth in the Speedway Open Golf Tournament at Indianapolis. His 286 total earned $3,100, while winner Frank Beard took $20,000 for a 279. Miller Barber earned 1,650 for 290, with Dick Crawford not listed among prize winners.
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Kick Can Be Worth a Dozen Pitches
San Francisco Giants pitcher Juan Marichal draws attention with a rocking chair delivery and high leg kick. Fans note his eight to twelve pitch arsenal as he stalks hitters, while manager Herman Franks predicts more greatness ahead.
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