Cepeda Homecoming Powers Braves Past Cardinals 6 3
Orlando Cepeda returned to St Louis in his first Busch Stadium appearance since the trade, doubling tripling and driving in runs as Atlanta beat the Cardinals 6 3. Hank Aaron added a later homer for the Braves while Jerry Koosman and the Mets handled the Dodgers 2 1. Nate Colbert boosted the Padres with a two run homer in a 6 4 win over Philadelphia.
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Golf Open Qualifiers Narrow Lead for Some Players
Jesse Snead Ken Still and Larry Hinson earned spots in the U S Open at the Champions Golf Club Houston while Gardner Dickinson Jack Fleck Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer failed to qualify as sectional rounds concluded. The event runs June 12 to 15 with Palmer still a question mark.
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Golf Open Qualifying Shakes Out 53 Hopefuls
Lionel Hebert and Bob Duden led a 53 player field from six sites with 136, aiming for eight Open berths at Youghingheny Country Club near Pittsburgh. Thirty eight others posted scores across Memphis Dallas Cincinnati Denver Los Angeles and Chicago regional sites as 385 chased 64 spots in eight states.
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Nancy and Julie Battle in French Open Net Meet
In Paris Nancy Richey of San Angelo and Julie Heldman of New York clash in the French Open quarterfinals with both aiming for major titles. Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals also reach quarters as the men’s event features Laver Gimeno and Okker Newcombe matchups.
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Stars deliver slam and clutch pitching spark wins
Carlos May of the White Sox hit the first grand slam of his career to cap a six run eighth as Chicago beat Boston 6-4. Jerry Koosman pitched a five hitter to lift the Mets past Los Angeles 2-1 for their fifth straight win.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights by League
Summary of American League and NL leaders in batting with top averages 389 for Carew and 338 for Petrocelli. Includes runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases with leaders from Orioles, Red Sox, and others. Pitching leaders show 7-0 records and strikeout leaders across teams.
Grand Canyon Favored in NAIA Baseball Tournament
Grand Canyon College of Phoenix, Ariz., the top ranked small college, holds a 40 14 season mark and opens the NAIA tournament in St Joseph Missouri Monday facing Glassboro State. Other first round games include William Carey vs Appalachian State St Cloud State vs Taylor University LaVerne vs Emporia State. The double elimination event runs through June 18 or 14 depending on finals. Defending champ William Jewell is in the Area 4 tournament.
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Jackson Signs With Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals sign John Jackson of Kansas and Winston Phillips of Tulsa. Jackson, a former KU wing back, will be tried in the defensive secondary. He ran the 100 yards in 9.5 seconds and 220 in 21.2, at 5 feet 10 and 173 pounds. Phillips, a defensive back, ran the 100 in 9.9 seconds, standing 6 feet and 188 pounds.
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Luffelato Accepts Job as BC Assistant
NEWTON Massachusetts AP Bob Zuffelato 31 assistant basketball coach at Central Connecticut has taken a similar post at Boston College. Zuffelato was named Monday to assist new head coach Chuck Daly who was recently appointed to succeed Bob Cousy.
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Woman Charged In Muldrew Death
Beth Aronoff 20 bound over to the Story County grand jury on an open murder charge in the May 23 shooting of Willie Muldrew 21 at a campus apartment. The former Iowa State football player was shot with a .22 caliber pistol as he approached at a party. Aronoff is held without bond. A separate hearing is set for Richard Lundvall 23 on a concealed weapon charge in the same incident.
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Standings and Wednesday matchups from the league
Today the schedule shows Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Montreal among others with several different team records listed. Wednesday games include Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Montreal San Diego at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago and Atlanta at St Louis.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From Monday Night Games
Monday results show Chicago 6 Boston 4 and Minnesota 3 New York 2. Other scores include Seattle 8 Cleveland 2 and Detroit vs California. Several upcoming games list matchups with Cuellar Odom Hiller Messersmith and Batting lines for key pitchers.
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Photographers Honor Boston's Conigliaro
Tony Conigliaro, 24, of the Boston Red Sox, named Young Man of the Year by the Boston Press Photographers Association. He will be honored at the 43rd annual banquet June 7 for outstanding cooperation with news photographers.
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Oldest Pilots rosters revealed McNertney as catcher
The Seattle Pilots include Jerry McNertney as the oldest player on their roster. He joined the team from the Chicago White Sox in the expansion draft.
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Lawrence All Stars Pound Garnett 14-6 In Monday Game
Lawrence All Stars crushed Garnett 14-6 as Biff Temple Dick Tomey and Dan Howard each had two hits. Temple doubled and tripled driving in two, Tomey added a double and a single for three RBIs, and Howard had a double and single with two runs. Floyd Temple hit a triple in five at bats, delivering 11 team hits and a six-run eighth inning. Jim Mills earned the win with help from Bob Helm. The 2-0 All Stars next meet Topeka Bombers Thursday at Muny Field before traveling to Chanute Friday.
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Behind the Counter on Cold Facts and Treatment
Doctors note there is no cure for the common cold and treatment focuses on symptom relief. The cold costs the U S five billion annually and infects millions daily, with transmission requiring close contact over hours and spread by both sick and seemingly healthy people. Stay at home, rest, and drink fluids remains sound guidance.
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