Aaron Dominates Giants in Braves Doubleheader Sweep
Hank Aaron powered Atlanta to a 6-4 win in the nightcap and a 2-1 victory in the opener against San Francisco, stealing the NL home run lead with his 18th. He drove in three runs in the doubleheader, raised his average to .322, and helped the Braves sweep the Giants as St. Louis beat Los Angeles 7-2 and other NL results noted.
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Associated Press
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Buffalo
Jacksonville
Fighters Clash Across Cities In Pro Boxing Roundup
The Associated Press reports results from several bouts. George Chuvalo and Don Fullmer scored knockouts in Missoula and Tucson respectively, while Roger Rouse and Jimmy McDermott won on points in Anaconda and Portland. Nakao Sasazaki stopped Ansano Lee in Tokyo.
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Mont
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Toronto
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Tucson
Ariz
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West Jordan
Utah
Louis Garduno
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Nev
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Anaconda
Bobby Rascon
Portland
Maine
Jimmy McDermott
Hosoke Mass
French Horse Finds US Profits With Roquepine at Yonkers
Henri Levesque of France profits from Roquepine, the 2 year-old French mare, after her third U S victory in the Gotham Trot at Yonkers Raceway. US earnings top 112 500 as she leads a 24 length triumph over Style Setter with Fresh Yankee third.
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N.Y
Henri Levesque
France
United States
Roquepine
Yonkers Raceway
U. S
United Nations
Roosevelt Raceway
Gerhard Kruger
Gougeon
Rat Tae
Style Setter
Canada
Fresh Yankee
Little Guys Made Good in Basketball
The United States team of short players under six feet beat Spain 76-68 in Barcelona to win the five nation international tournament, led by Mike Carson 19 points and supported by Bill Suter 16 and Henry Logan 16. The victory followed a prior loss to Brazil, amid a busy June noting pro signings including Jay Miller to the St Louis Hawks, Clem Haskins to the Chicago Bulls, Walt Frazier to the New York Knicks, and Gary Keller to Denver in the new ABA.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
United States
Spain
Uruguay
Barcelona
Mike Carson
San Francisco State
Brazil
Bill Suter
Gonzaga
Henry Logan
Jay Miller
U.S
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AAU
Akron Goods
Notre Dame
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Clem Haskins
Western Kentucky
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Walt Frazier
New York Knicks
Gary Keller
University of Florida
Denver
American Basketball Association
AAU Stars Generate Excitement in Bakersfield
In the national AAU track meet Jim Ryan Tommie Smith Bob Seagren and Randy Matson are set to energize the event alongside a tight 100 yard dash. Jimmy Hines of Texas Southern edged Charlie Greene at the tape in 9.3 seconds, the opener’s highlight race with Greene contesting from behind his sunglasses.
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Frank O'Reilly
Bakersfield
Calif
Jim Ryan
Tommie Smith
Bob Seagren
Randy Matson
Jimmy Hines
Charlie Greene
Hines
Texas Souther Flash
Greene
Nabriswa
Golf Greats Surprise by Yates at Cleveland Open
Wayne Yates led after the first round of the $103,500 Cleveland Open with a 66 on the Aurora Country Club layout, ahead of Arnold Palmer Dan Sikes and Dick Lotz. Palmer predicted a 65 or even 60 possible score as the field of 141 pros and two amateurs prepared for the second round. Jack Nicklaus, troubled by the wet course, shot 72 and doubted there would be many sub-60 rounds. Yates, in his second year as a tour regular, posted six birdies and two bogeys for the early lead while Palmer and Nicklaus weighed in on low-scoring prospects and the evolving leaderboard.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Wayne Yates
Pennsylvania
Yates
Atlanta
Dan Sikes
Dick Lotz
Aurora Country Club
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Jack
Don Finsterwald
Bob Stanton
Lionel Hebert
Raymond Floyd
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Charles
Ken Venturi
Finsterwald
Gay Brewer
Billy Casper
R.H. Sikes
Julius Boros
Solunar Tables Planned Fishing Times
John Alden Knight Solunar Tables provides daily major and minor fishing and hunting periods. Use Central Standard Time to plan days for optimal activity and nest sport, with major periods lasting about two hours and minor periods shorter.
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John Alden Knight
A.A
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis at 40 22 645 and Cincinnati 41 27 603 with San Francisco 35 31 530. Thursdays games included Atlanta 6-4 over San Francisco and Louis 7 Los Angeles 2, plus New York at Philadelphia rain. American League leaders include Chicago 38 24 613 and Detroit 86 28 656. Thursday results Detroit 5 Minnesota 2 and California 7 Cleveland 0. Major leaders feature Robinson Balt batting, home runs by Aaron Atl, and pitching notes from Len? McGlothlin.
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Kaline Breaks Slump With Two Homers In Win
Detroit slugger Al Kaline ended a batting dip with two homers as the Tigers defeated Minnesota 5-2 after rain-delayed play. Kaline drove in three runs to raise his season total to 51, aided by Norm Cash’s homer and Joe Sparma’s seven-win season.
Pro Teams to Get Look at New Talent
Pro football clubs will preview the next talent crop in the All-America game in Atlanta on July 8. The East and West rosters feature 14 first round picks combined, including Gene Washington, Steve Spurrier, Bob Griese, Floyd Little, George Webster, Bob Hyland, J C Charles, Ray McDonald, Mel Farr, Harry Wilson, Dave Williams, Loyd Philips, Gene Upshaw, and Johnny Pitts.
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Associated Press
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Army
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Purdue
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Syracuse
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Houston
Bob Hyland
Boston College
Green Bay
J. C. Charles
Boston
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Washington
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UCLA
Detroit
Harry Wilson
Newbraska
Philadelphia
Dave Williams
St. Louis
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
Chicago
Gene Upshaw
Texas A&i
Oakland
Johnny Pitts
Arizona State
Buffalo
Cherokee Village Golf Meet Winners List
Final scores from the Cherokee Village Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament show a field of prominent coaches and schools. Notables include Frank BroylesArkansas Pepper RogersKansas Tom HarpDuke Darrell RoyalTexas Glenn DobbsTulsa and Gene StallingsTexas A M among others with scores ranging from 159 to 194.
Broyles Wins Own Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament
Frank Broyles of Arkansas captured the third annual Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament at Cherokee Village finishing two rounds at 183, eight strokes ahead of Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers. Texas’ Darrell Royal and Tulsa’s Glenn Dobbs tied for second among first-round leaders who faded in the second round.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Cherokee Village
Atk
Frank Broyles
University of Arkansas
Broyles
Pepper Rodgers
University of Kansas
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
Glenn Dobbs
University of Tulsa
Royal
Dobbs
Tom Harp
Duke
Doug Dickey
University of Tennessee
Little Rock
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