Orioles Triumph 8-1 Over White Sox Behind Miller Robins Powell
Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 8-1 as Brooks Robinson John Powell and Dick Brown hit homers and John Miller earned his fifth win on five-hit pitching. Powell drove in a run on a bases loaded play while Robinson added two RBIs and Brown capped the scoring with a solo shot. Reliever Stu Miller shut down Chicago after Miller exited in the eighth.
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Morehead Stars as Red Sox Top Senators 4-2
Boston pitcher Dave Morehead earns his seventh win with 10 strikeouts as the Red Sox defeat the Washington Senators 4-2. Bob Tillman delivers a bases loaded single in the second, Dan Lodke misplays a ball, and Ed Brinkman scores on a wild pitch. Frank Howard homers for the Senators, Ortega suffers the loss for his 12th defeat.
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US Bops Red Cagers Roll Over Russia in World Games
In Budapest the United States basketball team crushed Russia 81 38 at the World University Games. Bill Bradley led the second half burst with 16 points, Ollie Johnson added 14, and Jim Jarvis sparked the 34 17 halftime lead as fans packed the open air stadium for autographs afterward.
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Susie Maxwell LPGA Pro Profile Debut Rookie of the Year
Susie Maxwell born July 22 1941 Pasadena California began golf in 1956 at age 15. She turned pro April 24 1964 representing Southern Hills Tulsa on the LPGA Tour and won Rookie of the Year after a 19 event 1964 season. She attended Oklahoma City University on a golf scholarship and graduated in 1963 with a BA in Business Administration. The profile notes her amateur titles including the Oklahoma State and City championships.
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Emerson and Smith Lead U S Championships seedings
Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith top the seedings for the U S tennis singles championships. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield is listed third after confirming participation in the Forest Hills opening round, despite arriving with fatigue from the Davis Cup loss to Spain.
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Vesper Edges Ratzeburg in European Rowing Final
Olympic champion Vesper of Philadelphia won a heat of the eights at the 33rd European championships by one length over German rival Ratzeburg on the Wedau course in Duisburg. The U S crew finished in 5 minutes 56.05 seconds, snapping Ratze burg’s three-meet winning streak this season.
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Americans Lead In Maccabiah Games Victory Stakes
United States athletes dominate at the seventh Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv. Swimmers win three of four golds, with American records set in multiple events. Notable performances include Ann Sachs of Pittsburgh in the women’s 100 backstroke and the U S 490-meter freestyle relay breaking the mark by over ten seconds. John Stark of Australia won the 20-meter butterfly, while Bill Borgan of San Francisco State set the 10,000 meters record. Riché Sheer tied the 100-meter hurdles record, and Michael Schiesel helped the U S seal a 1-0 water polo win over South Africa. Ronald Krelstein of Memphis won gold in free-pistol shooting.
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KC Edges Athletics in 5-3 Rally at Detroit
Kansas City beat Detroit 5-3 as Tom Reynolds and Wayne Causey supplied key hits and Jim Dickson plus John Wyatt handled the bullpen. Reynolds hit his first homer of the season to break a 3-3 tie in the sixth, Causey added an insurance shot in the eighth, Dickson earned his second win and Wyatt logged his 13th save. The Royals tagged Hank Aguirre for three first-inning runs on a Jose Tartabul double, Jim Landis single, a hit by pitch and Ken Harrelson and Dick Green RBI hits.
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Yanks Leave Budapest Lead as Upsets Hit World Games
United States holds 11 golds after Iijima of Japan wins 100 meters in 10.1 seconds and Ion Tiriac of Romania defeats Allen Fox in men's singles semis. Anderson of Baton Rouge suffers upset in sprint while U S lead remains strong amid other track and tennis results.
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League Leaders Note Batting and RBI Totals
National League leaders include Mays and McCovey with 29 home runs and 84 RBIs. Hank Aaron and Mathews also high in homers, while the American League shows Horton and Colavite among top run producers and RBI leaders with 85 and 84 respectively.
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Wardlow to Head T-Bird Air Event
Floyd M Wardlow aviation sales manager for Thunderbird Field Inc is named assistant operations manager for the Thunderbird Air Races at Thunderbird Field Sept 13 19 Eugene R Tarnowsky vice president and general manager of the Nevada State Air Racing Association announces Wardlow will help Robert J Love president and operations manager in setting up facilities and processing contestants Wardlow a 25 year aviation veteran and licensed pilot since 1937 has worked with Wes Durston and served as executive pilot for Nevada hotel and business officials in the last decade He previously served as service manager for an airline in Mexico 1956 59 and began aviation after buying an OX 5 Travelaire as a high school sophomore in Santa Ana California
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