Phillies rally ends Braves bid as Pappas surrenders in seventh
In a 6-2 Phillies win over Atlanta, Phil Jackson s two run homer breaks a 2-2 tie after Lyman Harris called for an intentional walk to Larry Hisle. Chicago, San Francisco, St Louis and Houston also shut out opponents while Rich Robertson, Tom Griffin, and Dick Selma led their teams to wins.
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Brown Fires 66 but He's Pooped in Atlanta
Pete Brown the 34 year old Los Angeles golfer led the Atlanta Classic with a 66 in round three, noting exhaustion from nonstop rounds and trials. He has played 90 holes in the event, worked hard on putting, and faced tough competition including Nicklaus and Trevino as the field narrows toward the final rounds.
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