Marichal Delivers 19th Win In Giants 4-2 Victory Over Astros
Juan Marichal broke a 2-2 tie with a two on in the 11th inning for his 19th win as the San Francisco Giants beat the Houston Astros 4-2. Marichal allowed seven hits in extra innings and drove in the go ahead run, with Jim Davenport and Willie Mays contributing key hits. Davenport tripled in the fourth, Napa? No, Barton and others scored as Giants survive late push by Houston.
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Veteran Jackson’s gem stops Braves as Phillies win
Philadelphia pitcher Larry Jackson, 37, five-hundredth innings of scoreless work earlier, held Atlanta to three singles in a 3-0 victory. Tony Taylor sparked the offense with three straight doubles and two runs, with RBIs from Cookie Rojas and Roberto Pena on timely hits and sacrifices.
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Indians sweep Yankees in doubleheader behind Tiant
Lou Johnson Joe Azcue and Tommy Harper homered as the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 3-2 in the opener and 4-1 in the nightcap. Tiant earned his 17th win with ten strikeouts and five hits allowed as Cleveland snapped a four game skid.
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Indians and Yankees Split Doubleheader At Cleveland
Indians beat the Yankees 8 to 3 in game one as Johnson and Azcue homer after New York tallies. The nightcap ends 1 all tied on homers by Duke Sims and Joe Pepitone before Johnson singles, steals second, and scores for Cleveland. Larry Brown hits a homer off Stan Bahnsen in the seventh, with Russ Snyder and Dave Nelson contributing later.
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Harrelson's ninth inning homer lifts Red Sox past Washington
Ken Harrelson hit a tie breaking two run homer in the ninth to pace Boston past Washington 10 8 after Carl Yastrzemski opened the inning with a single off Bob Humphreys Harrelson also had a fifth inning single and score and doubled to set up two runs in the seventh as the Red Sox erased an 8 6 deficit.
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Harrelson's early blast fuels Red Sox lead collapse
The Red Sox opened with a 4-0 edge over the Senators in the second inning before Jim Lonborg wavered and Washington jumped ahead 6-5 by the fourth. Gary Bell earned the win with three innings of hitless relief after a rough start for the host.
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Nash Pushes A's To Win
Pitcher Jim Nash hit a tie breaking home run fueling a three run fifth as the Oakland Athletics beat Minnesota 4 3. Nash improved to 8 6 with only three hits allowed before Rich Reese and Bob Allison homers in the ninth chased him from the game.
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Reds' Lee May hits two homers in 5-3 win over Mets
Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 5-3 as Lee May slugged two homers and Jim Maloney with Clay Carroll held the Mets to one hit after a sixth inning rally. Tony Perez, Helms, Woodward and Rose contributed to a 4-1 lead before May's insurance shot in the eighth.
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Three Coaches Added To Frnka Clinic Staff
In San Antonio the Henry E. Frnka Football Clinic adds three noted coaches to its staff for the February 23-25 event. Fred Taylor of Texas Christian University joins as head coach, Charles McClendon of Louisiana State University is added as head coach, and Emory Bellard of the University of Texas serves as assistant.
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Ward Drives White Sox Past Angels For Sweep
Pete Ward drove in two with a first inning single as Chicago beat California 2-1 in Anaheim to complete the three game weekend sweep. Ward left with a back injury after scoring on a double steal set up by Aparicio and McCraw. Wilbur Wood relieved in the eighth to close out a tight win, while Rick Reichardt hit his 13th homer for the Angels.
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Rosenthal Named Public Relations Director In AFL
Harold Rosenthal is appointed by AFL President Milt Woodard as public relations director succeeding Mike Ratcher who resigned. Rosenthal, a former New York Herald Tribune sports writer and current Wag associate with the New York Giants, has led the Football Writers Association in New York.
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Richardson cards hole in one at Meadowbrook course
Phil Richardson of 2603 B 21st St. aced the 185 yard No 12 hole at Meadowbrook Golf Course on Sunday with a seven iron. Witnesses were paying partners John Scarbrough and Kim Janes.
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Five Texans Added To Oil Bowl Roster
The Oil Bowl committee named five more Texans to the Texas squad to reach 11 selections. The Aug 16 game in Wichita Falls will pit Texas against Oklahoma. New picks include Si Southall from Brownwood, Harvey Chapman of Permian Odessa, Carl White of Abilene Meekinney, Dale Douglass of Abilene, and Robert Grounds of Dallas Samuels. Chapman is an all-state selection. White was a three-sport letterman.
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Eighteen Vie For Sailing Title At Galveston Bay
Eighteen skippers compete this week in a five race series on Galveston Bay for the North American Dragon Class Championship. The event runs July 29 to August 1 with entrants from the Gulf Coast West Coast New York and Canada and leads to US Olympic Trials in August. Contenders include Buddy Friedrichs O J Young Robert Mosbacher Bul Gerard Morris Landon Maurice Rattray and Sid Exley among others.
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Palmer Wins Low Scoring Trophy For Fourth Time
Arnold Palmer captures the Harry E Radix Trophy for the lowest official scoring average in 1967. He posted a 70.188 average over 85 rounds and will receive the award at Olympian Fields before the Evans Schler Pro Amateur. The 65th Western Open begins the following day.
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