Gotay and Morgan lead Astros win in tight clash
Astros infielder Gotay, recalled from Oklahoma City, doubled and drove in two as Houston beat St. Louis 5 2. Morgan, on Army Reserve duty, aims for an extended stay, saying two weeks may become longer. The win snapped a three game skid and featured strong support from Cloninger and Regan. Other MLB scores: Dodgers over Braves 4 2, Cubs thrash Phillies 13 3, Twins edge Indians 5 4, Tigers beat KC 2 1 in 11, Yankees top Washington 4 2, California over Baltimore 3 2. Gotay tied the game with a fifth inning double and scored on a sac fly.
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Claude Osteen
Rico Carty
Clete Boyer
Phil Regan
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Augie Donatelli
Durocher
Ernie Banks
Bill White
Phillies
Belmont Stakes runner Cool Reception is destroyed
In New York AP reports Cool Reception, the Belmont Stakes runner up, suffered a broken right foreleg during the final stretch of the Triple Crown race. Jockey Johnny Bereaped described his courage as Damascus won decisively. A two hour operation failed to save the colt and veterinarians later confirmed the decision to euthanize.
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Spurs Rout Travelers 10-2 in Texas League clash
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs exploded for 14 hits to topple Arkansas 10-2 at Little Rock. George Sherrod held the Travelers to nine hits through five, then retired 12 in a row as Jim Wilson drove in runs and Jim Saul added a two-run double. Arkansas home runs came from Billy Wolff, with Joe Hague and Bakenhaster contributing doubles.
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Bakenhaster
Jim Wilson
Jim Saul
Joe Hague
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Fred Newman
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Hudson signs with Hawks of pro NBA
St Louis Hawks announce 1967 68 contract with Lou Hudson amid cross league bidding between NBA and ABA. Hudson, who scored 141 points as a Hawks rookie, had briefly signed with the Minnesota Muskies of the ABA. Hawgs owner Ben Kerner notes past league battles and confirms the deal.
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Tillotson Paying Off for Yankees
Yankees credit Tillotson with a 4-2 win over the Senators as Mantle belts a homer to break a 2-2 tie. McLain praises Sain for teaching the slider, which helped Detroit beat Kansas City 3-2. Other AL games feature Minnesota 5-4 Cleveland and California 3-2 Baltimore. NL games include Los Angeles 4-2 Atlanta, Cubs 13-3 Phillies, and Houston 5-2 St. Louis.
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Twins
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Intrepid and American Eagle Race Trials Continue
Intrepid and American Eagle seek their second straight victories in the Amer icas Cup defender trials to challenge Australia. Intrepid skippered by Bus Mosbacher led Weatherly by 49 seconds, while American Eagle with George Hinman beat Constellation by 50 seconds.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders From Monday Action
National and American leagues show Dodgers and Orioles at top, with Giants, Pirates, Cubs chasing. Leaders include Kaline and F Robinson for batting, Aaron and Brock for power, with Holtzen and Veale high among pitchers. minor leagues highlight Denver, Indianapolis, Amarillo, El Paso results.
Snead Aims to Win U S Open in Detroit Qualifiers
Sam Snead hopes to reach his 26th U S Open final as qualifiers take place at Detroit sites amid strong hopes and disappointment. Ed Furgol struggles with a poor Open bid on Long Island courses Wheately Hills and Meadow Brook. Local and national names fail to qualify, while Bob Verney posts the day’s best 133 in Bantam Singles.
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