Orioles Dominant Win Over Senators Marked By Hardin One Hitter
Baltimore Orioles defeated Washington 4 1 as Jim Hardin pitched a one hitter into the seventh. Boog Powell drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a key single, while Curt Blefary added a sacrifice fly. The win extended Baltimore’s edge in the season series as Paschal’s two hits could not save the Senators.
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Cardinals Edge Braves 4 3 Behind Maris Home Run
Roger Maris belted a tie breaking two run homer in the third as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Atlanta 4 3. Maris left with a bruised heel after his third homer of the season. Larry Jaster earned the win with help from Wayne Granger who allowed a run in relief. Felipe Alou and Cal Maxvill fielding errors aided Atlanta in taking an early lead but Granger retired Hank Aaron to end the eighth and the Cardinals held on to lead the NL. Dr. Cepeda Tim McCarver and Mike Shannon supplied the early runs for St. Louis in the second inning.
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Aparicio Keys White Sox Past Yankees 5-2 In Ninth
Luis Aparicio delivered a tie breaking double in the ninth as Chicago rallied to defeat New York 5-2 on Monday. Ken Berry started the inning with a single and Duane Josephson drew a walk before Aparicio's double sparked the comeback. Charl ie Smith later added an RBI single and Bill Voss contributed the final run with a pinch hit single. Jake Gibbs and Mel Stottlemyre figures noted for the Yankees with Smith and Causey adding key hits earlier.
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Open Continued From Page One Golf Star Caspar Wins Fourth Tourney
Casper, 36, after his fourth win of the year at Indianapolis, boosts his 190,000 plus first-half earnings. He praises his driving irons and cool attitude. Weiskopf and Nicklaus describe Oak Hill rough as nightmarish. Casper notes the fairway must be struck to avoid trouble. Nicklaus, among the week’s practice group, comments on the course’s trees and short layout. Golf legends from 7:00 a.m. start include Roberto de Vincenza, Gary Player, Kel Nagle, and Hideyo Sugimoto among international contenders.
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Baseball turmoil as Eckert fails to set policy
Sports writers react to Eckert's inability to establish baseball policy. Critics say leaving decisions to home clubs invites chaos while the International League and major leagues resume business as usual amid turmoil and aim for gate receipts.
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Furr's Food Rally Edges Holls to Lead Legion Race
Furr's Food pulled ahead in the American Legion league by scoring three runs in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Holls 4 to 3 on Monday night. Scott Rhodes delivered the deciding hit, bringing in the winning run as Gene Lam came home earlier on a Byrnes triple and Mark Byrne started the rally with a walk. Lubbock Auto Glass tied the game with five first-inning runs and tightened the standings with a 5-3 win.
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All-State Guard Aaron Lott Signs With LCC
New Mexico all-state forward Aaron Lott of Clovis has signed a letter of intent to attend Lubbock Christian College. Lott, 6 6, averaged 22.5 points and 13.5 rebounds for the Clovis Wildcats last season and was a first team all-state pick. He shot 31 percent and will play guard or wing for coach Larry Rogers.
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Stock Exchanges Plan Additional Yearly Closings
The New York and American stock exchanges along with regional markets will close on June 12 19 26 and July 5 for Independence Day. On July 5 there will be no daily Unistox transmission though weekly Unistox service will run at usual Friday evening times. The business news wire will operate and move weekly copies during the day closing at 5 30 p m instead of 8 30 p m Friday.
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Cotton futures rise slightly on mild late rally
New York AP reports No 2 cotton futures up 35 cents to 1.70, after a day of overall weakness with short covering. Weakness in spot cotton last Friday kept prices near unchanged, while July 1968 traded in a wide range on thin activity and cottonseed closed quiet with limited sales.
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Wheat Declines on Chicago Board as Hedge Selling Dominates
Chicago market reports show futures slipping as hedge selling dominates the wheat pit amid weak demand and strong crop conditions. USDA crop prospects likely to weigh on prices. corn and soybeans fluctuate with limited gains, oats and rye stable in narrow ranges.
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