Pace Falls To Little In Decision At Convention Center
Freddie Little, 155, used a sharp jab and quick right cross to take a majority decision over Eddie Pace, 1543, in ten rounds at the Convention Center. Pace staggered Little in the ninth, but Little failed to finish as judges’ scores ranged from 46-46 to 48-46 for Little.
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Bossman) Pace
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Juarez
Frank Windsor
Bob Fowler
Allen Reeves
Keith Lausenberg
Tommy Kearce
Nate Morgan
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Kearce
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Veresalles to undergo Mayo Clinic exam for back shoulder injury
Twins shortstop Zoilo Versalles will enter Mayo Clinic Tuesday for examination after suffering a back and shoulder muscle injury in Saturday's Chicago game. Dr. William Proffitt said several muscles in the right shoulder area were involved but the issue does not seem serious.
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Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Mayo Clinic
William Proffitt
Versalles
Proffitt
Nicklaus Favored to Win 1966 U S Open at Lakeside
At Olympic Club Nicklaus, Masters champion, is the obvious Open favorite after four days of practice on the 6727 yard Lakeside course. Ben Hogan, nearing 55, seeks a final Open title with four practice rounds and caution to avoid his 1955 playoff misstep.
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Ben Hogan
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Olympic Club
Kyle Burton
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U.S. Golf Association
Jack Fleck
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Billy Casper
Gary Player
South Africa
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Doug Sanders
Devlin
Palmer
Player
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don Massengale
Don January
Jerry Barber
Dean Beman
Stan Thirsk
Joe Jiminez
al Chandler
Gentile Suspended as Astros Exile First Baseman
Jim Gentile of the Houston Astros is suspended five days and fined 250 by NL commissioner Warren Giles after two bat throwing incidents. He is sent to the Oklahoma City farm club, with Gentile stating he may quit baseball.
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Astros
Oklahoma City
National League
Warren C. Giles
Angels edge White Sox in tense late rally
In Chicago the Angels beat the White Sox 2-1 as Jack Sanford induced a bases loaded double play to end the game. Don Buford drove in two Sox runs but California secured the victory on Frank Malzone’s RBI and timely defense.
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UPDI
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Gary Peters
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Don Buford
Chicago White Sox
Sanford
Bill Lee
Gene Freese
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Lemaire
USC Trojans roll past North Carolina in College World Series
Southern California, ranked No 1, defeated North Carolina 6-2 in a College World Series first round game. John Stewart pitched a complete game for USC, improving to 150 this season while Tarheel Dan ny Walker struggled early. Arizona fell 5-1 to Texas as Pat O'Brien took the loss. Northeastern beat St John’s 3-1 before St John’s rallied on a three run triple by Ritchie Freund.
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Ed McCartey
Kevin Field
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John Zarsicki
Ritchie Freund
A's Trade Shel don Wyatt Tartabull for Gosger Grilli Sanders
Kansas City Athletics announce a multi player swap sending Rolland Sheldon John Wyatt and Jose Tartabull to Boston for Jim Gosger Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. Gosger hit .254 in 39 games while Sanders and Grilli bring versatile bullpen and depth as the A's chase improved standing.
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UPI
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John Wyatt
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Ken Sanders
Guido Grilli
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Tartabull
A’s
Kansas City
Sanders
Gosger
Toronto
New York Yankees
Perry Returns in Style Giants Shut Out Cubs 8-0
Gaylor Perry made a spectacular return to the San Francisco Giants pitching seven innings of shutout baseball in an 8-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Perry, back from an ankle sprain, allowed only three singles.
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Gaylor Perry
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Perry
Giants Clinch Seventh-Inning Win Over Cubs in Las Vegas
The Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 11 to 2 in seven innings at Las Vegas with Willie McCovey homering and Jim Ray Hart and Ollie Brown driving key hits. Perry earned his seventh win, scattering two runs and fanning four, while Lindy McDaniel finished the last two innings. Chicago used Ernie Broglio early as the bullpen allowed five runs in the third inning to seal the victory.
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Astros Rally Past Dodgers 9-6 in 11th Inning
Houston Astros beat Los Angeles Dodgers 9-6 after an 11th inning rally. Joe Morgan drove in three on a triple and Sonny Jackson added a run with a single as Houston pulled away. Dodgers tied game with Tommy Davis homer and late hits. The defeat knocks Los Angeles from first place behind San Francisco.
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Astros
Top NFL stars eye AFL bolt
Dallas Times Herald reports that most of the NFL's top 25 players would have jumped to the AFL if the merger had not been settled. It cites large signing bonuses, 50-50-50 contracts, and notes players like Paul Hornung Mike Ditka Roman Gabriel and others as potential moves.
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Early Clan Wins Colossal Purse at Arlington Park
Arlington Park track saw Early Clan driven by Doug Richardson surge from the backstretch to take the featured $7,500 Colossal Purse over favorite Winimac on muddy going Monday.
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Winimac
Admiring Wins Myrtle Charm Purse at Aqueduct Race
Admiring, daughter of Hail to Reason, won the Myrtle Charm Purse at Aqueduct by two and a half lengths. The filly scored her second victory in nine starts this year for owner Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs and trainer Admiring.
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Admiring
Aqueduct
Houston Los Angeles Duel Sees Moantilla and T Davis HRs
In a baseball box summary the Houston and Los Angeles game features Moantilla and T Davis homers in a 6 to 4 clash. Owens and Perranoski appear in pitching roles with Brewer taking the loss as WP-Owens records the win.
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Monday Night Results From Baseball and Nearby Games
Scores from St Louis at New York Stallord and Chicago at San Francisco Holtzman games lead a night of matchups. Other notes include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Maloney and Houston at Los Angeles Koufax highlights as standings shift.
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