Musial Tops Cardinals In Eye Tests And Tales
Sports editor notes Stan Musial outperformed teammates in a routine physical with exceptional eyesight and shares colorful anecdotes about his friendship with Horace Stoneham and past Giants exploits. Also mentions Harry James, Harry Dark and Walker firings, Finley ideas, Namath incident, Stabler reinstatement, and AFL-NFL dynamics. A dramatic PCC beach burglary capture by Val Matcheski closes the column.
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Billy O'Dell
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Val Matcheski
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Sing Sing
Phillies Rally For 3-2 Win As Arrigo Balk Breaks Tie
Phill ies march to an eighth straight victory 3 2 over Cincinnati aided by John Callison s 13th homer and a bases loaded balk by Gerry Arrigo in the sixth inning Oliver scored on the balk after a two out double and an intentional walk Dick Farrell finished the win and propelled Philadelphia into second in the NL one percentage point ahead of Cincinnati.
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Gerry Arrigo
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Oliver
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Dick Ellsworth
Reds
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Jack Lamabe
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Mets
Roberto Clemente
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Jay Ritchie
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Adolfo Phillips
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Houston Astros
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Chicago
Bill Stonaman
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Carl Yastrzemski
Elston Howard
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Horace Clarke
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Charlie Smith
Ken McMullen
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Ed Stroud
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José Horlen
White Sox
Don Buford
Max Alvis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Tony Horton
Athletics
Jack Aker
Alvis
Quarry Bout Moved to Sept 15 in Los Tonagues
The Pacific Boxing Club announced that the Jer Try Quarry Billy Daniels heavyweight bout has been moved up to September 15 from the original September 20 date in Los Tonagues.
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Wild Throw Keeps Twins in 1st Place
Rich Rollins scored from second on Pete Richert error with one out in the seventh as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 2 to stay in first place over the Red Sox in the American League Richert had retired 15 Twins in a row before Rollins singled and Rod Carew followed with a high chopper down the first base line Rollins scored on the misplay and Jim Perry earned his seventh win Al Worthington closed out the win.
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Sikes Ties for Lead with 62 in Rain-Delayed Westchester
Lawyer Dan Sikes fired a 10 under par 62 at Westchester Country Club to tie for the 36-hole lead at 134, matching the course record after two rain delays. He birdied 10 times, pared the rest, and overcame two earlier withdrawals to seize momentum on the rescheduled round Monday.
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Navy Softball Wraps Up Northeast Naval District Games
The report details a Navy softball event featuring Yorktown and Princeton teams with scores 35 to 2 and 7 to 5, noting Conningham and Marsh among players. It mentions a winner and ongoing play in the northern area near Yorktown.
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World Swim Records Fall at World University Games
American swimmers shatter three world standards as seven finals unfold. Greg Charlton leads in 400 meter freestyle with 4 08.2, Charles Hockcox posts 160 meter backstroke in 2 59.3, and the 400 meter freestyle relay team clocked 3 32.6. Others include Linda Gustavson and Micki King winning events. The U S basketball team defeats Belgium 108 43 for a 2 0 record.
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Harry Walker
Dick Stuart
Japan
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Finley
Tokyo
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Arcadia
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Ken Walsh
East Lansing
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Granada Hills
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Buena Park
Ken Merten
Pacoimo
Madelaine Ellis
Indianapolis
Linda Gustavson
Santa Cruz
Micki King
Ann Arbor
Belgium
Davis sets world bowling record in Green Bay Open
Davis, 24, of Phoenix, broke the 40 game PBA record with 9,316 pins, surpassing Billy Hardwick’s 9,283 in Los Angeles 1963 en route to a Green Bay Open title. He became the latest in a string of top bowling feats.
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Los Angeles
All Australian Final Set in U S Doubles Crown
In Brookline Massachusetts John Newcombe and Tony Roche defeated Cliff Drysdale and Ray Moore 6 3 11 9 7 5 to reach the all Australian final of the 97th U S National Doubles Championship at Longwood. The pair will face Bill Bowrey and Owen Davidson in a bid for the title despite rain soaked courts.
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Tony Roche
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Ray Moore
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Owen Davidson
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