Clemente Poised For Peak Slugging Year With Pirates
Roberto Clemente lifts Pittsburgh with a three run homer as he climbs toward a career best slugging pace. He sits at ninth homers and 36 RBIs this season while batting .330, rivaling his 1965 pace and signaling a power surge beyond his usual inside the park hits.
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Donn Clendenon
Roberto Clemente
Billy McCool
Clemente
Pittsburgh Star
Pirates
Cincinnati
Clendenon
Reds
McCool
Joey Jay
Sports results overview from Las Vegas and major league games
Freddie Little outpointed Eddie Place in Las Vegas as part of a boxing card while baseball shows Cincinnati and Pittsburgh splitting in an 11 inning tilt and Houston and Los Angeles adding homer outings. W-Washburn and L-Hamilton appear in the box score lines as do home run tallies for Boyer Pinson Mantilla and others.
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McCool
Clemente
San Francisco
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Reds
Vada Pinson
Gaylord Perry
Cubs
Ollie Brown
Joe Morgan
Sonny Jackson
Astros
Felix Mantilla
Las Vegas
Nev
Freddie Little
Eddie Place
Pascual Shelled Again as Twins Split Twin Bill
Minnesota manager Sam Mele resisted removing Camilo Pascual from the rotation after he was knocked around in the opener, as Kansas City beat the Twins 5-2. Rich Rollins and Jim Perry delivered in the nightcap, giving Minnesota a 6-1 win and a doubleheader split. Pascual, 6-5, blamed control issues for the rough outing, while Perry recovered from a May 19 injury to win his second game.
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Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Rich Rollins
Jim Perry
Twins
Fish Hunter
Bert Campaneris
Camilo
Jim Cat
Rollins
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Bernie Allen
Jerry Zimmerman
Allen
Mincher
Cesar Tovar
Zoilo Versalles
Rojas Shuts Out White Sox as Angels Split Doubleheader
California rookie Minnie Rojas blanked Chicago for six innings in the nightcap to help the Angels salvage a doubleheader split with a 2 1 victory. Baltimore and Minnesota powered to wins as Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson homered for the Orioles, and Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva led Minnesota in a twin bill. Zoilo Versalles left with a shoulder injury amid tests at Mayo Clinic.
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Associated Press
Minnie Rojas
California
Stu Miller
Chicago
Angels
White Sox
Bob Lee
Rojas
Willie Smith
John Romano
Adair
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Frank Malzone
Bobby Knoop
Jack Lamabe
Don Buford
Buford
Sox
Eddie Fisher
Versalles
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
William Proffitt
Proffitt
Zoilo
Ringdahl Schroeder Stickler Win Races at Lake Onalaska
Tom Ringdahl and Billy Kidd led Sunday sailing at Lake Onalaska after Saturday events were canceled by high winds. Hoeschler and Huizinga followed in the first race, with Schroeder Hoeschler and Huizinga first, second, third in the second. Snipes races saw Stickler win the first, Fox brothers second, Yates third, and Stickler again top in the second with Walcott and Yates trailing.
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Tom Ringdahl
Billy Kidd
Lake Onalaska
Jack Hoeschler
Herman Huizinga
Harry Schroeder
Jim Hoeschler
Huizinga
Hoeschler
The
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Gunnar Stickler
Fox Brothers
Gordon Yates
Dr. Stickler
Dr. Walcott
Yates
Late Comers Triumph in 1971 Team Series Event
Team Series late comers dominate with 660 team score led by Barb Fox 496 Janice Thompson 459 Corky Lounsbrough 443 Sally Alexander 425 Shirley Deal 418 Alice Knutson 415 Vi Notz 415. High single bowler Barb Fox 203.
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Barb Fox
Janice Thompson
Corky Lounsbrough
Sally Alexander
Shirley Deal
Alice Knutson
Vi Notz
Arcadia and Bangor Unbeaten in Coulee Conference
Arcadia blanked Gale Ettrick 3 0 behind Jim Auer three hit pitching and a Rollie Thomas two run homer. Bangor edged Trempealeau 2 1 as Steigerwald tossed a two hitter and Bangor benefited two unearned runs. West Salem beat Onalaska 9 3 with Dan Bina winning and multiple hitters collecting two hits. Del Papa defeats Clarence James in Turin boxing match.
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Arcadia
Bangor
Gale Ettrick
Jim Auer
Rollie Thomas
Jim Maloney
Trempealeau
Joe Steigerwald
Steigerwald
Dave Brunkow
Brunkow
Rod Nicolai
Tom Johnson
West Salem
California Beats Chicago in Two MLB Games
In a doubleheader, California takes game one 15 to 5 over Chicago with Lamabe earning the win and Brunet losing. In game two California halves a 7 to 1 Chicago win as Rojas gets the win and Horlen the loss with Malzone hitting a home run for California.
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Chicago
Brunet
Reed
Rodgers
Lamabe
Romano
W—Lamabe
L—Brunet
Rojas
Lee
Sanford
Satriano
Horlen
Locker
Martin
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L Horlen
Malzone
Anthem Poll Counts for Star Spangled Banner at Sox Home Games
In Chicago, AP reports the team plays the national anthem before home games this season. The management fan poll shows 14 913 votes for The Star Spangled Banner and 3 834 votes for God Bless America.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
God Bless America
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