Perry Records 12th Win as Giants Split with Cards
Gaylord Perry pitched the Giants to a 3-2 win over St. Louis after the Cardinals topped San Francisco 6-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Perry allowed seven hits, struck out nine, and improved to 12-1, while Lou Brock Phil Gagliano and Mike Shannon homered for the Cardinals in the opener.
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Green Aces Rally as A's Top Baltimore 6th Inning Surge
Green singled in a run and was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in a five run fifth inning as the Athletics stormed back from 2-0 down. He added a three run homer in the seventh to seal a 6-2 win. Jim Hunter won his eighth despite a day of four hits and one run allowed. Gene Brabender took the loss in his first major league start. Danny Cater and Ed Charles also contributed key hits during the rally.
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Dodgers Edge Reds 2-1 Behind Sutton Nine K’s
Los Angeles catcher John Roseboro drove in the tie breaking run in the sixth as Don Sutton fanned 10 Reds in a 2-1 Dodgers victory. Sutton, 8-7, snapped a three game skid and pitched a near complete game allowing five hits with one walk.
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Burdick leaves Las Vegas for U S International University
Bob Burdick the publicity chief at Desert Inn and Stardust Hotels departs Las Vegas this Friday to become administrative director of public relations for the United States International University. He will oversee publicity for nine global affiliates and the California Western University in San Diego.
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Roberts Waived by Astros as Release Follows
Houston manager Grady Hatton announced Robin Roberts was placed on waivers for unconditional release. Don Arlich, a 23 year old lefty, was purchased from Oklahoma City to join the roster and provide left hand relief in the chase for the National League pennant.
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Tahoe Miss Captures Gold Cup in Tragic Regatta
Tahoe Miss, piloted by Mira Slovak, won the Gold Cup Regatta after rival Chuck Thompson in Miss Smirnoff was fatally injured when his boat exploded during the third elimination heat. Tahoe Miss finished with 1,327 points, ahead of Dixi Cola at 1,200 as one of the slowest recent Gold Cup races.
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Santo Ties Cub Hitting Streak In Nightcap Win
Ron Santo delivered a seventh inning single off Don Cardwell to drive in Glenn Beckett for the tying and winning run as the Chicago Cubs beat the Pirates 6-4 in a darkness shortened nightcap. The victory tied Santo’s hitting streak at 27, matching Hack Wilson’s 1929 mark.
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Baseball Scores and Tuesday Probables Across the League
Scores from a busy Tuesday show Pittsburgh defeating Chicago while Chicago beat Pittsburgh in a second game. St. Louis and San Francisco traded wins, and Los Angeles edged Cincinnati. A full slate of night games features matchups like Fryman vs Foult and Maroney vs Kowfoux with detailed win loss records.
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McQuagg Wins Firecracker 400 with New Spoiler
Sam McQuagg of Columbus Georgia won the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach setting a race record with an average speed of 153.818 mph. He led from lap 130 in a 1966 Dodge Charger using a new spoiler device that improved handling. Darel Dieringer finished second in a 1966 Comet, Jim Paschal third in a 1966 Plymouth, Curtis Turner fourth in a 1966 Chevelle.
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Cureton to Lead Las Vegas Fitness Clinic
Dr. Thomas K. Cureton, famed physiologist and director at the University of Illinois Fitness Research Laboratory, will run a Las Vegas Physical Fitness Clinic July 8 and 9 at the Las Vegas YMCA. Events include a Friday dinner at the Elks Club, a lecture, Saturday tests for 30 men, a 1 p.m. luncheon with evaluation, a cardiovascular exercise demonstration, progressive aquatic exercises, and an 8 p.m. Q&A session.
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SUN Sports Brief Notes July Fourth Deadline
An early deadline yesterday due to the Fourth of July holiday left some late baseball results missing in today’s SUN sports section. A full roundup of yesterday’s major league scores will appear in tomorrow’s edition.
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