Mr Clutch Shifts Gears Trigger Dodger Triumph
Dodgers beat Phillies 3 2 as Ron Fairly homers in the eighth to spark a late rally and keep L A within reach of first place in the NL race. Fairly has lifted his average from a slump to a .400 stretch over five games.
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Mr. Clutch
Dodger Triumph
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Red-Head
Giants
Fairly
Indians Tigers Split Doubleheader In Detroit
Cleveland and Detroit split a Tuesday twin bill with Don Wert lifting the Tigers 7-6 in the opener on an eighth inning single. In game two Luis Tiant blanked Detroit 2-0 for his fourth shutout of the year.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
Tigers
Don Wert
Indians
Luis Tiant
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Yankees
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Boog Powell
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Leon Wagner
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Ray Oyler
Norm Cash
Jim Northrup
Rocky Colavito
Duke Sims
Fred Whitfield
Major League Standings and Daily Results
Major League standings show San Francisco 26 and Houston 22 with others listed. Recent results include Cincinnati 8 Atlanta 2 and Houston 5 New York 3, plus San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 2 and Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2. Tomorrow's schedule includes Pittsburgh at San Francisco and New York at Houston.
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Middle Ridge Genoa and Toby's Gain Victories
Middle Ridge outlasted Stoddard 16 12 as Trautsch Everson and Furlow homered for Stoddard. Genoa crushed Romance 28 14 with Jambois George Jambois Ross Mueller Hastings and Pat Jambois homering. Toby's Bar beat Chaseburg 19 10 with Stokke Rodenone Davidson each contributing multi hit performances.
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Toby’s Bar
Chaseburg
Hanson
Don Foster
Reds erupt with seven in seventh to pound Braves
Cincinnati Reds turn a 1-2 game into an 8-2 win over the Atlanta Braves with a seven-run seventh. Tommie Helms leads the attack with four hits and Johnny Edwards drives in key runs as Don Pavletich, Deron Johnson and Leo Cardenas add offenses spurred by relief from Chi Chi Olive. Joey Jay earns the win for the Reds while the Braves drop to 19-22, eight games out.
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Atlanta Braves
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Tommy Helms
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Atlanta
Don Pavletich
Reds
Deron Johnson
Exit Lemaster
Chi Chi Olive
Leo Cardenas
Johnny Edwards
Mel Queen
Helms
Joey Jay
Brave
Felipe Alou
Jay
Braves
Lombardi and Erickson to Speak at Wisconsin Fitness Conference
Two prominent Wisconsin sports figures will address the statewide conference on physical activity and sports for fitness. Vince Lombardi, Green Bay Packers coach, and John Erickson, University of Wisconsin basketball coach, are among the speakers summoned by Gov. Knowles for Saturday in Madison.
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Wisconsin
Sports
Warren P. Knowles
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
John Erickson
University of Wisconsin
Schlicht Larson and Veech Qualify for U S Open
In Milwaukee at Brynwood the three Wiscon sin players earned spots to the U S Open. Veech led with 144 two over par after a 71, Larson posted 73 and 73 for 146, while Schlicht tied 148 with Pat Patton and won in a sudden death playoff at the first hole after a 70 first round and a 78 second round.
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Butch) Schlicht
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Schlicht
Tommy Veech
Gib Larson
Caledonia
Wisconsin
Veech
Brynwood
Larson
Pat Patton
Mishicot
Red Sox Rout Twins to Extend Winning Streak to Six
Boston pounded Minnesota ace Camilo Pascual, chasing him after one inning and piling on through the game to an 11 2 victory. Rico Petrocelli and Carl Yastrzemski led with power as Boston pushed past the Twins who slipped to five straight losses and vacated fifth place behind California. Jim Gosger added a homer and Yastrzemski drove in runs as Jose Santiago started the assault and Jim Perry finished the win.
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Angels
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Womack
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Powell
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White Sox
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Kansas City
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Bill Hands
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Minnesota Twins
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Rico Petrocelli
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Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Tony Conigliaro
Bob Tillman
Rich Rollins
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Red Sox
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Petrocelli
Perry
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Pete Cimino
Garry Roggenburk
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Santiago
Dick Radatz
Sam Mele
Jim Kaat
Jerry Stephenson
Three Share South Central Conference Track Honors
Baraboo Richland Center Portage Wisconsin Dells Sauk Prairie tied for the South Central Conference track title with 41 points apiece. Three new records were set as Richland Center had won the Class B Sectional title at La Crosse last Thursday.
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Tom Moe
Steffenhagen
Beckman
Vieth
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Miller
Enderie
Jim Heinecke
Fred Andree
Houlton
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Hoffman
Peace talks fail to settle AAU NCAA sports dispute
Arbitration hearings before a five man board recess without agreement on key issues. Next talks set for June in New York with factions still far apart. NCAA and AAU spokesmen warn the dispute could drag on for months.
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Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hubert Humphrey
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YMCA Softball League Seeks 15 and Under Team
An opening exists for an additional boys team in the YMCA Junior Church Softball League for players 15 years and under. Teams are church sponsored with adult leaders. games are Tuesday evenings at Memorial East Diamond and Central High Diamond. Contact Ken Landro at the YMCA for details.
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Softball and Baseball Call At La Crescent
LA CRESCENT Minn Bill Allaire summer recreation director asks men interested in church league softball to contact the church representative promptly as league operation hangs on a small potential turnout. Sons and players aged 8 to 12 urged to call Allaire at 895 4412 to join Minor Major or traveling leagues and Babe Ruth participation is welcomed with early summer church activities planned.
Wisconsin reports Courter to enroll on Madison campus
The University of Wisconsin announces that Robert Courter, a 214 pound tackle from Logan Ohio, will enroll in September on a grant in aid scholarship on the Madison campus.
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University of Wisconsin
Robert Courter
Logan
Ohio
Cassius Clay Begins Egypt Tour After London Fight
Cassius Clay arrives in Cairo for a five day tour after defending his world heavyweight title in London. He says he feels at home among Islamic brothers and will visit sites including the Aswan High Dam. Possible future foe Karl Mildenberger hinted during stops in Frankfurt and Cairo.
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United States
Muhammad Ali
United Arab Republic
Higher Council For Islamic Affairs
Henry Cooper
London
Aswan
Karl Mildenberger
West Germany
Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The data lists top performers in batting and pitching. Highlights include Morgan Houston and Alou tying for 70 at bats with a .350 average. Aaron leads runs with 33 for Atlanta and 32 for Hart of San Francisco.
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Pinson
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Torre
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