Drysdale Delivers Seven-Hitter to Beat Cubs 4-1
Don Drysdale pitched seven innings allowing only three earned runs in 34 innings against Chicago this season and struck out six as the Dodgers defeated the Cubs 4-1. Willie Davis, Ron Fairly, and Wally Moon drove in runs, while Maury Wills extended his hitting streak to 11 games.
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Homers Give Game To Mets In Cincinnati Clash
In Cincinnati, Kranepool and Neal homered in the eighth to break a 1-1 tie as the New York Mets beat the Reds 4-1. Tracy Stallard pitched a complete game, scattering nine hits for his second straight win over Cincinnati, with Daryl Spencer and Leo Cardenas delivering key moments for the Reds earlier.
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Chisox Fall From Lead in 4-3 A's Victory
The Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3 as Dale Willis earned his first major league hit and drove in the decisive run in the seventh. Chicago dropped from first place eight percentage points behind the Yankees after Detroit beat them 9-2. Ray Herbert pitched the full game for the Sox but took his fourth loss. Wayne Causey started the decisive rally with a single in the seventh, followed by Willis' RBI single.
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One-Hit Shutout by Cleveland Pitchers
Pedro Ramos retired the first 20 Washington batters before Jim King doubled with two out in the seventh. Ted Abernathy finished the one-hitter as Cleveland won 4-0. Ramos left with an arm fatigue after 6 2 3 innings, while Joe Adcock delivered a two-run single in the decisive seventh.
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Downing Shines As Yankees Top Tigers 9-2
Al Downing earned his second win in as many starts for New York as they routed Detroit 9-2. Hector Lopez drove in four runs and Tom Tresh slugged his 10th homer, while Detroit’s Jake Wood misplayed a fateful baserunning sequence. Colavito hit a late homer for the Tigers.
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Braves Top Phillies 5 3 Behind Cloninger’s Shutout Relief
Milwaukee overcame a 3 3 tie with two fifth inning runs as Tony Cloninger earned his first win in relief. He allowed three hits and fanned eight in 4 2 3 innings. Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews drove in early runs, Denny LeMaster and Lee Maye homered, and Milwaukee held on for their third straight win to tighten in sixth place. Philadelphia used a late rally but could not overtake the Braves.
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Halas Names Son President of Chicago Bears
George Halas Jr. age 38 elected as president and general manager of the Chicago Bears, replacing his father George Halas who founded and led the club since 1940 except 1942 to 1945 when Ralph Brizzolara acted as president. Brizzolara remains Bears secretary.
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Lubbock CC Golf Meet Planned
Qualifying begins Monday for Lubbock Country Club member golf championship with play from June 24 to 30. Medalist qualifying on June 23. The event includes men and women, putting wedge and driving contests, a golf clinic, and an awards dinner. Matches are by flight with no handicaps.
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Catcher Foiles Stars In Angels 9 6 Win Over Twins
Hank Foiles drove in three runs with a homer and a single as the Angels pounded Minnesota for a 9 6 victory. Art Fowler earned the win with 4 1 3 innings of relief and Julio Navarro shut down a late Twins rally. Garry Roggenburk took the loss in his first start.
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Father and Son Golf Day At Lubbock Country Club
Father and son teams compete in an 18 hole event at Lubbock Country Club to determine top team and runner up trophies. Teams may play at any time during the day using full handicaps and alternate shots to compute totals.
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