Marichal Sets Ninth Victory In Giants 5 Dodgers 1
Juan Marichal became the majors first nine game winner by pitching the San Francisco Giants to a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He limited Dodgers to three hits and improved to 9-2 this season while Don Sutton fell to 2-5. The Giants snapped a three game skid and scored in the fourth inning on Mays and Hart hits, with additional runs in the fifth and seventh.
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Dave Marshall
Frank Johnson
Dick Dietz
John Purdin
Ty Cline
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Hart
Mike Kekich
Ron Hunt
May
Hofheinz rises from modest start to Houston sports empire
Morning Line recalls Judge Roy Hofheinz, a Houston magnate who built the Astrodome, owns the Ringling Bros. Circus, Astroworld, hotels, and a major stake in Houston sports, while eyeing NBA expansion. The piece notes his ascent from nothing to wealth, and his ongoing influence in Texas entertainment and athletics.
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Lunn Wins Atlanta Golf Classic Triumph Over Trevino
Bob Lunn of Sacramento California captured the Atlanta Golf Classic by three strokes to take $23,000 and rise to sixth on the money list behind a 69 in the final round and an 8 under par 280 total. Lee Trevino finished second at 283 with a 69 final round.
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Gardner Dickinson
Lee Elder
Dave Arri
Kermit Zerley
Billy Maxwell
Bob McCollister
Bob Murphy
Gay Brewer
Bobby Mitchell
Kel Nagle
Charles Sifford
R. H. Sikes
Ron Cerrudo
Chuck Courtney
R. McLendon
Bert Yancey
Charles Coody
Terry Dill
Don January
Howie Johnson
Coble LeGrenge
Dick Lotz
Bobby Nichols
Jim Grant
Dick Crawford
Randy Petri
John Lively
Bill Garrett
Allan Henning
Tony Jacklin
Eldridge Miles
Hideyo Sugimoto
Bobby Cole
Harold Kneece
Don Whitt
Monty Kaser
Jim Colbert
Larry Hinson
Romero Blancas
White Sox edge Twins in doubleheader rallies
Chicago White Sox defeated Minnesota 3-2 and 4-3. Tim Cullen lined a two run double in the fourth to spark the opener, and Gerry McNertney’s pinch runner Sandy Alomar scored on a ninth inning single. Oliva went 6 for 6 with two homers in the two games.
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Records Fall At Pasadena Rose Bowl meet
In Pasadena the Rose Bowl Invitational Track Meet SPAR Championships produced six new marks. Jay Silvester led with a 212-9 discus win and a 210-7 toss. Ron Clarke set a RBI mile record in 4 03.9. Roberto Silva led the Mexican team with a 1 49.7 880 yard, while Dick Railsback vaulted 17 0 to earn Athlete of the Meet. Max Lowe and Frank Covelli also set marks in high jump and javelin.
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Max Lowe
USC
Frank Covelli
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Cardinals Sweep Mets Keep NL Lead Over Giants
St Louis built a four game Mets sweep with a 6 3 win behind Gibson and a 3 2 comeback in the nightcap. Roger Maris scored on Orlando Cepeda s seventh inning single to beat New York as St Louis edged ahead of San Francisco by a half game in the tight National League race.
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Local gals earn $700 in bowling tourney
Cathy Smith and Marie Raven Holt of Boulder City earned $700 for third place in Division Two of the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament in San Antonio Texas. Their score was 1,075, just one pin behind the second place team and 120 pins behind the winners Lamar Ware and Betty Beamon of Alice Texas who posted 1,195 to win $800.
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Macias Gonzalez Set for 11-Round Slip Fight at Silver Slipper
Rene Macias headlines Strip Fight of the Week at the Silver Slipper after a win over Alvarado. He faces Petey Gonzalez of San Diego and Las Vegas in a rematch after Macias won by split decision last meeting. First bout at 8 30.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Lineups From Sunday to Tuesday
Summary of Sunday results including Oakland over California 5-2 and New York 4-3 over Detroit with two New York wins in separate games. Monday night and Tuesday schedules list matchups such as Atlanta at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at San Francisco with probable pitchers noted for each.
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