Twins rally past Angels with first triple play in six years
Minnesota boosts record to 64 58 with a 6 2 win over California, aided by Jim Grant four hits and the first Twins triple play in six years. Cesar Tovar and Harmon Killebrew contributed key hits as Grant improved to 10 13, while the Twins moved six games over .500 and closed the Angels in a four game sweep.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Grant
Angels
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Grant
Jay Johnstone
Jim Gregosi
Awauns
Siauewe Ueven
Tng
Cesar Tovar
Harmon Kille
Malzone
California
Cardenalo
Versailles
Johnstone
Tovar
Fregosi
Oliva
Siebern
Killebrew
Kirkprrck
Rollins
Battey
Sanford
Rosco
Knoop
Uhiaendr
Satriano
Mlopez
Schaal
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M.lopez
Hr—Fregosi
Sb—Tovar
S—Uhlaender
Sf—Oliva
Rich Rollins
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Malzone
Norm Siebern
Ed Kirkpatrick
UPI
Schollander Regains 400 Meters World Record At AAU Meet
Olympian Don Schollander recovered the world 400-meter freestyle record with 4:11.6 on opening night of the 16th National AAU Outdoor Championships in Lincoln Nebraska as Martha Randall and John Nelson also posted notable marks.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Don Schollander
Schollander
Yale
Santa Clara
Los Angeles
Ing
Martha Randall
Miss Randall
Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
Pokey Watson
Australia
Dawn Fraser
John Nelson
Pompano Beach
Rams to try fourth fullback in exhibition with Vikings
Los Angeles Rams plan a long look at a fourth fullback against Minnesota as star back Dick Bass sits out with a hamstring pull. Rookie Henry Dyer starts, with Les Josephson and Ben Wilson sharing fullback duties and Roman Gabriel possible to play after a midweek car accident.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Henry Dyer
Grambling
Vikings
Les Josephson
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S.C
Rams
Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
Josephson
Ben Wilson
Dallas Cowboys
Wilson
Dick Bass
Dyer
Tom Moore
Green Bay Packers
Bill Munson
Tommy McDonald
Roman Gabriel
Marlin McKeever
Gabriel
L.A
Dave
Deacon) Jones
Lamar Lundy
Merlin Olsen
Roosevelt Grier
Grier
Olsen
Lundy
Jones
Sam McDowell Finally Shuts Down White Sox In 2 0 Win
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell, after seven weeks and eight starts without a win, tossed a three hit shutout over Chicago. He struck out eight, retired the last 14 in a row, and improved to 7-5 as Chuck Hinton drove in both Indians runs with a fifth inning double and a seventh inning homer.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Sam
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
McDowell
Indians
White Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
Chuck Hinton
Chicago
Peters
Higgins
Romano
Crandall
W—Mcdowell
Hinton
One Little Indian Left at Stadium Outing
A group of 48 Mille Lacs Indian youngsters attended a Twins Angels game in Bloomington. Patrick Weyans, 11, wandered off at Metropolitan Stadium after the afternoon game and was found by police. Hennepin and Milaca counties sheriffs arranged to drive him home from Vineland School, about 12 miles northwest of Onamia.
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Bloomington
Vineland School
Onamia, Minn
Pagan’s four errors fuel Mets win over Pirates
Jose Pagan afield four errors three in one inning as the Mets downed the National League leading Pirates 9-5. Ron Swoboda and Donn Clendenon rallied New York with timely hits, while Bill Mazeroski homered twice for Pittsburgh. Houston beat Cincinnati 5-4 and Los Angeles topped St. Louis 3-1 in the NL action.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Met
Jose
Pittsburgh
Jose Pagan
New York
Pirates
Denon
Hunt
Cleon Jones
Pagan
Jones
Mets
Wes Westrum
Westrum
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
White Tops Nelson In 200 Mile Race
In Milwaukee Norman Nelson failed to beat Don White of Keokuk in the U S Auto Club 200 mile race at the Wisconsin State Fair Park White averaged 90 98 mph to win by 14 seconds White broke the track speed record on lap 123 Nelson and Hurtubise finished behind in Plymouths and White drove a Dodge Schultz Martin Wilson and Utterback were in a multi car pile up causing 18 laps under yellow The purse totaled 17055 with White earning 4013 and Nelson 2464 Hurtubise 1607 Bowsher Foster placed fourth and fifth respectively in other entries
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Milwaukee
Nelson
Don White
Keokuk
Auto Club
White
Racine
Bob Schultz
Appleton
John Martin
Ted Wilson
Indiana
Frank Utterback
Schultz
Hurtubise
Jack Bowsher
Springfield
Ill
Billy Foster
Vancouver
B.C
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Charles Hickcox
Indiana Aquatic Club
Ken Merten
Sue Pitt
East Brunswick
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Sue
Gossick
Tarzana
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Bernie Wrightson
Phoenix
Ariz
Norm van Brocklin
Fran Tarkenton
Viking
Jim
Red) Phillips
Hal Bedsole
Archie Sutton
Doug Davis
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van Brocklin
Tommy Mason
Lance Rentzel
Jim Young
Jim Lindsey
Bill Mazeroski
Jerry May
Clenden
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Johnny Edwards
Reds
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Jim Lefebvre
Fryman
Cardwell
McBean
Mikkelsen
O'Dell
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Gardner
Hamilton
Terry
Grote
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L—Fryman
Mazeroski
Clendenon
Maloney
Nottebart
Edwards
Bruce
Taylor
Latman
Sembera
Farrell
Heath
Gibson
Woodeshick
McCarver
Drysdale
Roseboro
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Barclay’s
MR. Boston
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Main ST
Onalaska, Wis
Onalaska Pharmacy
Boston
Hamm's
Lacrosse Radio
America
Chevrolet
Ray Hutson
Chevrolet Inc
Cass Streets
LA Crosse
DIAL
South Lancs
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Bill Burroughs
Ray Lichtie
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Ralph Kraby
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