Tigers Rally Past Washington Behind Pinch Hitters
Detroit beat Washington 6-4 to extend its AL lead to six as Denny McLain earned his 11th win. Pinch hitters Jim Price and Gates Brown provided the decisive runs after a late-inning rally. Boog Powell and Dave Johnson powered Baltimore past Cleveland, while New York and California split doubleheader action.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Detroit
Mayo Smith
Denny McLain
Tigers
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Boston
California
Minnesota
Angels
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Frank Howard
Phil Ortega
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Jim Price
Barry Moore
Dave Baldewin
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Jim ‘Northree
Kaine
McLain
Smith
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Powell
Brooks Robinson
Jose Cardenal
Powall
Johnson
Joe Agene
Yankees
Juan Pizarro
Frank Fernandez
Tom Tresh
Stan Bahnsen
Yanks
Rams Lose Big Tackle Who Retires In NFL News
Roosevelt Grier, a 281s pound veteran, retires from pro football to pursue show business and harmony efforts. Sam McDowell, a 350 pound rookie, weighs in at camp as he may join AFL or NFL plans. Cowboys trade for kicker Mike Clark. Falcons and Jets see player quits. Bears fine absentees and weigh trade options.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Roosevelt Grier
Sam Mel Dowell
Los Angeles Rams
Grier
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Mike Clark
Pittsburgh Steelers
Clark
Danny Villanueva
Jerry Richardson
Atlanta Falcons
Dennis Randall
New York Jets
NFL Falcons
Richardson
AFL Jets
Randall
John Johnson
Gary Lyle
Chicago Bears
Jim Dooley
Dooley
Roosevelt Taylor
George Halas Jr
Bears
Richie Pettibon
New Orleans
Saints
Pettibon
John Wooten
Ross Fichtner
Cleveland
NFL
Wooten
Fichtner
Ask State to Quit Flyway Unit
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission says Arkansas should resign from the Mississippi Flyway Council after a protest by the New Orleans Sportsman League over the September teal season. Hugh Hackler of Arkansas Game and Fish was unavailable for comment as the panel weighs federal waterfowl regulation decisions.
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New Orleans
Lousiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Arkansas
Mississippi Flyway Council
Hugh Hackler
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Louisiana Commission
New Orleans Sportsman League
Louisiana
Flyway Council
Texans Beat Travelers 4-1 to Extend Streak in Arlington
In Arlington Texas AP Dallas Fort Worth collected 11 hits and defeated Arkansas 4-1 in a Texas League game. Spurs starter Tom Fullen allowed four hits while striking out six to earn the win. Arkansas lefty Jim Cosman took the loss as the Travelers spoiled the shutout with a seventh inning infield single by Bill Murphy and a triple by Leron Lee. Spurs broke it open with three runs in the sixth. Shreveport also beat Memphis 3-1 in another league game with Hal Breedon delivering a two-run homer in the seventh.
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Arlington
Tex
Dallass Fort Worth
Arkansas
Spurs
Tom Fullen
Travelers
Bill Murphy
Leron Lee
Jim Cosman
Shreveport
Memphis
Hal Breeden
Paul Row
McCovey Leads Giants to 4-3 Victory Over Cubs
Willie McCovey belts a four hit game including a two out 10th inning homer to lift the San Francisco Giants past the Chicago Cubs 4-3 as Juan Marichal logs his 18th win. Reds edge Pirates in 12 innings. Mets beat Braves. Cards, Dodgers win. Oakland and Chicago rain out.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Willie McCovey
San Frantisco
Chicago Cubs
McCovey
Los Angeles
Giants
Juan Marichal
Cubs
Marichal
Jamabe
Ron Hunt
Willie Mays
Glenn Beckett
Cub
Reds
Pittsburgh
Virdon
Ted Abernathy
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
RBI
Cincinnati
Ed Kranepool
Ron Swoboda
Cal Koonce
Mets
Braves
Kranepool
Swoboda
Koonce
Tom Seaver
Roger Maris
St. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Lou Brock
Mike Shannon
Bob Bailey
Mike Ciuller
Ted Savage
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Houston
Osteen
San Francisco
Pet
Solunar Tables Schedule for Major and Minor Periods
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES show daily Major periods starting at given times lasting up to two hours and a half, with shorter Minor periods in regular type. Plan days to fish or hunt during these intervals using Central Daylight Saving time.
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Richard Alden Knight
War Near in Tennis Pro Ranks
Robert Kelleher, president of the USLTA, says a civil war is brewing between pro promoters and amateur associations over governance. He suggests pros may need a PGA like structure, arguing pros want bigger purses and a stronger voice in tournaments while noting Wimbledon will remain under British control.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Robert Kelleher
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Tye
Los Angeles
Kelleher
New York
Wimbledon
USLTA
International Lawn Tennis Federation
U.S
Royal and Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Old Pros to Sit Out St. Paul Tourney
The Minnesota Classic opens with a star-less field of 150 pros led by Lee Trevino and Tom Wetskopf as favorites. Defending champion Lou Graham returns with 1905 titlist Ray Floyd, while many big names skip the event.
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St, Paul
Lee Trevino
Tom Wetskopf
Lou Graham
Ray Floyd
Lopez undergoes emergency appendectomy. Sox manager out
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez, 59, underwent an emergency appendectomy after stomach pains Tuesday night at Mercy Hospital. He will be out at least two weeks, with Coach Les Coss directing the team during his absence after the Oakland Chicago game was rained out.
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Chicago
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lopez
Mercy Hospital
Sox
Eddie Stanky
Les Coss
Pollin Becomes Sole Owner of Baltimore Bullets
Abe Pollin, a Bethesda builder, buys out Arnie Heft and Earl Foreman to become the sole owner of the Baltimore Bullets. The two-thirds stake was reportedly bought for more than 1.5 million dollars, completing a move that followed a failed partnership. The team, started in 1963, had previously been sold for roughly 1.5 million in 1964.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Abe Pollin
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Pollin
Arnie Heft
Earl Foreman
Bethesda
Heft
Foreman
NBA
14 Year Old Sailing Victor Wins National Junior V-Flyer Title
Erik Humbert, 14, of Kansas City Kansas, won the national junior V-Flyer championship on Lake Maumelle near Little Rock. He totaled 280 points across three races, finishing ahead of Chet Turner 276 and Amy Baker 267. Additional results include Timothy Fitzgerald 259 and Steve Horton 290. Orangutan note appears as stray text.
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Little Rock
Erik Humbert
Kansas City
Kan
Lake Maumelle
Here
Humbert Fnished
Chet Turner
Mattoon
Tvartime
Amy Baker
Sayanenah
Timothy Fitzgerald
Lttle Rock
Steve Horton
Orlando
Bill Mclean
Pete Rowan
Quiyira
Doug Horap
Tyler
Tex
Dan Danherty
Neydie Turner
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Rams
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Pirates
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McAuliffe
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Eat
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A.ce Bost
Robinson
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Stroud
Howar
Horton
Campaneris
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John
Chic
Wright
McDowell
Tlant
M. Alou
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Rose
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Brock
St.l
S.F
Hart
Flood
A. Johnson
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Houst
Clemente
Pony League
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Front Row
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Ernie Morton
Phil Butler
Randy McBay
Freddie Wren
Tommy Frazier
Paul Young
Eddie White
Hope
Ark
Gene Allen
Pony Reeves
David Sanders
Bill Moore
Steve Harris
Tim White
David Chaney
Richard Butler
Jerry Stroud
Leonard Sanders
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Jackie Rkar
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Hope Pony League All-Stars
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