St Louis blasts San Diego 10 4 in strong win
In a high scoring baseball night, St Louis defeated San Diego 10 to 4 as Cincinnati's Merritt notched his 10th win and the Braves faltered. The Dodgers split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, while the Giants and Dodgers chased the leaders in a tight NL race.
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Astroturf is O.K. for Hogs
In Fayetteville Arkansas University of Arkansas players tested new AstroTurf at Razorback Stadium calling it real fast like a golf green. Senior defensive tackle Terry Don Phillips said it felt stable with no pressure and no bogging down. He noted sharp cuts were not a problem during the test.
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Hank Aaron a model star in baseball history
Atlanta slugger Hank Aaron 35, in his 16th big league season, is praised for a quiet, sustained greatness. He leads in power and contact, with 536 career homers and a .314 lifetime average, while still chasing 3,000 hits as critics debate his all time place.
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Jets Edge All-Stars In Chicago Showdown
Jets favored by two touchdowns over college stars in the 36th All-Star Football Game at Soldier Field. Namath leads the Jets in the Chicago Tribune event, with Graham’s 40-man squad facing NFL strength in a nationally televised clash.
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Golf's Major Prize Is the Westchester
Westchester Classic opens with a $250000 purse as 150 players led by Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, Jack Nicklaus, Orville Moody and Tony Jacklin compete at Westchester Country Club. Dave Hill and Sam Snead draw attention amid a star-studded field including Gary Player, Bob Charles and Roberto de Vicenzo in a pursuit of a million-dollar first prize someday.
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