Yankees sweep doubleheader as Turley wins again
New York Yankees roll to two one run wins over Kansas City as Art Ditmar earns his third win and Turley notches his 12th victory of the season. Athletics and White Sox suffer losses in late spring action.
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Unser Wins Pike's Peak Climb Amid Snow Storm
Bobby Unser wins the Pike's Peak hill climb setting a new record while brothers Louie and Louis Unser race among the early leaders. Jerry Unser suffers a broken nose in a stock car spill that follows the event. Bud Sterrett of Long Beach finishes strong, and Billy Martin ties Detroit’s 3-1 win over Cleveland.
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Cubs Dodgers Open Two Game Series In Coliseum
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax seeks a fifth straight win against the Cubs in the Coliseum as Johnny Podres defends home strength. Podres notes home success, while coach Dressen cites breaks at the Coliseum. Drabowsky to start for the Cubs.
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NL Teams Perk Up As Braves Stumble
Phillies behind lefty Dirt Simmons and Jack Sanford defeated the Braves in two games, cutting Milwaukee’s NL lead to a game and a half while St Louis and the Dodgers idle. Giants, Reds, Pirates also moved with key hits and late rallies as Chicago swept a doubleheader.
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Yankee Pennant Hopes and International Sports Glances
Casey Stengel asserts his current Yankee club ranks among the toughest yet, despite concerns over complacency and late-season losses. The piece surveys the farm system optimism for 1970s dominance, hints at England’s Sceptre risk in the America's Cup, and analyzes U S swimming coaching needs after a poor world meet showing with Japan and Australia excelling in multiple events.
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Wimbledon Finish Advances Cooper Fraser To Doubles Final
Australian stars Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser win the men's singles title final on center court in Melbourne style, 3-6 6-3 6-4 13-11, then advance to the doubles final beating MacKay and Merryway 3-6 6-8 7-5 7-5. Gibson defends women's title facing Angela Mortimer as Newman era looms and the sport's stars headline Wimbledon coverage.
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Hillsdale Favored in Cinema Today
Hillsdale rides hot form into Hollywood Park fixtures with How Now aiming for a third stakes win in the Cinema Handicap while Seancen and Eddie Schmidt chase placings. Gallant Man travels for the Hollywood Gold Cup as trainer John Nerud confirms details.
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Wall's 132 Leads in Rubber City Open
Wall Jr. Art Wall III of Pocono Manor Pa. shot 65 Friday to reach 132 after two rounds at Akron's Rubber City Open. Tommy Bolt and Frank Phillips tied at 133 with three birdies each way. Al Balding and Jack Nicklaus at 133 and 134 respectively. tight leaderboard with 18-year-old Ohio amateur close behind.
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Black Leads Keith by 1 Stroke in 67
Journalist Jerry Wynn reports on the Medal Play Championship at Meadowlark Window where Black fired a four under par 67 to lead by one stroke over Dr Don Keith, with Keith carding a 34-34. Shared third at 70 include Dick Clover, John Walter, and Jack Gates.
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