U S Spikers Test Russians Today in Moscow Meet
The United States track team faced possible setbacks as mile champion Dyro Burleson and high jump star John Thomas were doubtful starters with ailments on the eve of a two day meet against the Soviet Union in Moscow. Coach Jim Elliott predicted a narrow win, with the U S likely to claim the shorter races and relays while the Soviets are favored in distance events and field events split between the teams.
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Whodunit to Challenge for Hollywood Gold Cup
Whodunit, a six year old with a fractured left leg in 1960, defies odds to seek victory in the $100,000 added Gold Cup at Hollywood Park. Breeding traces to Princequille and Who Dini, trainer BI Winfrey, and a record of success including the Sunset Handicap, frame a strong bid despite past injuries.
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Clemente's Grand Slam Beats Giants 6 4 in Eighth
Roberto Clemente delivered a grand slam in the eighth inning to rally the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Clemente, the league's top hitter, cleared the bases after Dick LeMay relieved, snapping a 4-1 deficit.
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Twins Topple Tigers 5-2 Behind Kralick Display
Minnesota righty Kralick won his 9th game by limiting Detroit to 10 hits as the Twins beat the Tigers 5-2 at Tiger Stadium. Detroit, missing Norm Cash and Steve Boros, failed to reclaim first place in the American League while New York and Chicago played on.
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Bauer Aids K C Sweep In Nightcap Thrilling 9 7 Victory
Hank Lauer of Kansas City entered in the 0th inning and delivered the go ahead RBI as the Athletics beat Washington Serena 9 7 to close a five game skid. The nightcap win followed an 8 3 opener victory boosting momentum for Kansas City.
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Orioles edge Red Sox 7 6 with Williams ninth inning homer
Orioles beat Boston 7 6 as Dick Williams hits a ninth inning three run homer off Mike Fornieles. Williams, a 203 hitter, entered as a defensive substitute and connected on an 0-1 pitch into the left field screen for his seventh homer.
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Boxing Promoter Sam Silverman Attacked After London Title Fight
Sam Silverman says four men attacked him Tuesday night after Paul Pender relinquished the world middleweight crown to Terry Downes in London. He’s unsure of the assailants or motive and reports little injury.
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Pizarro Stifles N.Y. on 7 Hits
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro hurled a 6-1 win over the New York Yankees striking out eight and adding two doubles. He held Mickey Mantle to a solo homer in the eighth as Chicago tied the series at one game each. Three wild pitches helped the White Sox score in the fourth inning.
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Moffitt Second Seed in National Clay Courts Play
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach California is seeded second among women in the National Clay Courts tennis championships. Karen Hantze of Chula Vista California is the other top seed in the women’s draw. Bernard Tutt Bartzen of Dallas Texas heads the men’s seeds with Chuck McKinley and Jon Douglas following. The field includes 64 men and 32 women. Moffitt and Hantze recent Wimbledon doubles victory noted.
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Bansavage Trade Shakes Chargers and Raiders
San Diego reports Al Bansavage has been traded to the Oakland Raiders for a high draft choice. The Chargers will receive the pick, while Raiders general manager Sid Githman announced the move Friday in San Diego.
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Cal Bowl Highlights From City League Night
The city league schedule features Woetza against Bib Be Ep and Oroyea versus Harélauny with high scoring plays. Star Kat leads Selah in a tense match while nearby teams like Texaco Coe and Alexander MBT show strong defense. Local clubs such as Lutheran, Fritch and Swenser play crucial games as standings tighten.
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