Drysdale Dominates Yet Dodgers Fall to Reds in 12
Don Drysdale held Cincinnati to five hits through ten scoreless innings as the Dodgers squandered chances and dropped their fifth straight, 2-0 in 12 against Lee May’s double and Ted Abernathy’s save. Johnny Bench and Tony Perez set up the decisive hit with a 12th inning walk and steal.
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No Football This Season Colts Owner Proposes Suspension
Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom suggests the NFL suspend operations this year due to pension disputes with players. He directs refunds for over 50,000 season tickets and argues the league risks glamour without veteran stars. John Gordy of the NFL Players Association signals possible strike if demands remain unmet.
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Multiple Sports Events At Local Venues Saturday
A schedule lists Golf Meadowlark Invitational at 10 30 a m Legion Baseball Flyers versus Sam Thomas at 11 30 a m Peterson versus Alamitos Bay at 2 p m Blair Field Shua versus San Pedro Harbor College 1 30 p m Wilmington versus Lakewood Lakewood High 1 30 p m Softball Lakewood Tournament at Mayfair Park 1 3 7 and 8 30 p m Track Weightmen's Field Meet at Cal State Long Beach 2 p m Horse Racing Hollywood Park first past 1 15 p m Baseball Dodgers versus Cincinnati Dodger Stadium 8 p m Motorcycle Racing Ascot Park 8 15 p m Roller Games Olympic Auditorium 8 30 p m Boxing Seaside Gym 8 p m Drag Racing Lions Drag Strip eliminations 7 Soccer Santos of Brazil versus Necaxa of Mexico Coliseum 8 30 p m
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Cardinals Face Giants on KNBC Amid Packed Sports Slate
A busy schedule lists Cardinals at Giants on KNBC at 1:15 p.m. and Angels at Cleveland on KMPC at 11:15 a.m. Dodgers meet Cincinnati on KFI at 8 p.m. Wimbledon final, Buick Open, and boxing also featured on KNBC, KABC, KNXT, and more.
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Angels Defeated as Relief Pitching Slumps Continue
Cleveland scored five unanswered runs as Sonny Siebert limited the Angels to five hits. Angels manager Bill Rigney criticized the bullpen as the worst in eight seasons, saying relief pitching has collapsed and several pitchers may be cut at the break. The Indians built a 5-0 lead, aided by Larry Brown's three RBIs and Vern Fuller’s sacrifice fly.
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Angels fall as Mincher homers in 5 1 loss
Don Mincher belted his third homer in two games as the Angels lost 5 1 to the Indians. Rigney noted the Halos failing to convert chances with runners on, including Vic Davalillo stranded on third with no outs and again on third with one out. The Indians improved to 3 of 8 against the Angels this year after last season’s 4 of 14 mark.
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Lakers trade for Wilt Chamberlain shocks NBA
The Los Angeles Lakers acquired Wilt Chamberlain from the Philadelphia 76ers for Darrall Imhoff Archie Clark and Jerry Chambers plus cash. Both clubs offered no comment amid reports of a pending press conference. Chamberlain 32 sought a three year one million dollar deal and a say in coaching.
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Laver Triumphs In Open Wimbledon Men’s Final
Rod Laver defeated Tony Roche 6-3 6-4 6-2 to claim the Wimbledon open men’s singles title and a $4,800 prize. Laver called the victory the greatest thrill of his career as he accepted the trophy from Princess Marina.
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Nine Three Year Olds Chase 100000 Derby Pot
Hollywood Park Derby draws nine three year olds for a mile and a quarter race with a 100000 purse to the top four finishers. Dewan Poleax Don B. head the field with others Diego Security and Pazazz added belatedly. Don B. carries the richest resume with six stakes wins.
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American League Standings and Friday Results Mixed
Detroit leads the AL with 53 wins and 27 losses, Cleveland 46-37, Baltimore 41-36, Boston 39-38, Minnesota 39-39. Friday results: Detroit 8 Oakland 5, Boston 4 Minnesota 2, New York 2 Baltimore 1, Chicago 4 Washington 2.
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Norpoth Upsets Clarke in West Germany Meet
In Münster, Harald Norpoth of West Germany beat Ron Clarke of Australia in an international track event. Norpoth clocked 8:25.6 for the two miles while Clarke posted 8:26.8, the world record holder’s defeat.
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Denver 5 San Diego 7 and other results shown
The recapped scores include Denver 5 with San Diego 7, Hawaii 7, Tulsa 6, Portland 3, Oklahoma City at Phoenix, Tacoma 4, Vancouver 3, Seattle 4, and Spokane 2, reflecting a set of sporadic game-by-game results.
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