Giants blank Cardinals as Perry dominates in 2-0 win
San Francisco ace Gaylord Perry hurled seven shutout innings allowing four singles and struck out seven as Len Gabrielson hit his second homer of the season to back a 2-0 victory over St. Louis. Willie Mays exited after a fourth inning collision with George Kernek leaving with a bruised left knee.
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Dodgers Rally To 3-0 Win Over Reds In Three-Run Third
Los Angeles Dodgers scored three runs in the third inning, aided by a Don Sutton bunt RBI, to defeat Cincinnati 3-0. Sutton pitched effectively before Ron Perranoski relieved him in the ninth after Vada Pinson’s leadoff double. Roseboro started the inning with a double and reached third as Helms’ late throw allowed him to advance.
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Cubs top Phillies 6 1 as six errors aid win
Chicago capitalized on six Philadelphia misplays in 40 degree weather to post a 6-1 victory. Bill Faul, in his first start, scattered six Phillies hits, with Bill White homering for Philadelphia. Un Earned Cub runs, aided by fumbled throws and dropped plays, key the win over Larry Jackson.
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Astros Down Braves 7-1 Behind Cuellar Four-Hit Shutout Bid
Mike Cuellar allowed four hits and did not walk a batter as the Houston Astros defeated the Atlanta Braves 7-1. Jim Gentile hit a two run homer, Lee Maye added a solo shot, and John Bateman connected for a three run homer to pace the Astros. Hank Aaron spoiled Cuellar’s shutout bid with a homer in the ninth.
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Best Ehle Lead After Close Championship Day
Best and Ehle led the championship after final round play as Goodbread Shackleford Bonner and Dick faltered in morning rounds. Williams-Dyess and Wall were among top finishers with birdies and clutch chips highlighted. multiple flights completed with tight finishes and several 1-up or 4-up outcomes.
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Grant Drives Twins To Split With Senators In Doubleheader
Jim Mudcat Grant scattered eight hits and drove in two with a double as the Minnesota Twins beat Washington 3-1 to split a Sunday doubleheader. The Senators won the opener 5-3 behind Don Lock and Fred Valentine who had three hits apiece.
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Orioles Rally Past Tigers 4-1 To Extend Win Streak
Baltimore home star power fuels a 4-1 win over Detroit as Boog Powell launches a two run homer and Brooks Robinson adds a two run single. Steve Barber allows one run with help from Dick Hall in relief to run the Orioles winning streak to 10 and 12th win in 13 games.
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Derby Day Favorites Shaken by Derby Contenders Sidelined
Derby contenders Graystark and Buckpasser suffer injuries delaying their Derby bids. Abe's Hope and Amberoid gain favor as blue-chip rivals. field may reach 12 to 14. Sky Guy and Stupendous considered as potential entries while Stupendous had been ruled out. Derby Trial looms as possible eliminations.
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Burr dominates in Buccaner Days tennis finals
Emily Burr of Lubbock Christian College won the 18th annual Buccaneer Days tournament in Corpus Christi, taking the women’s singles title 6 1 6 4 over Patsy Rippy. She then partnered with Kay Young to win the women's doubles 6 4 6 3 against Sissy Skinner and Billie Domingue. Burr's mixed doubles with Gerry Perry lost 7 5 12 10 to Patsy Rippy and Paul Christian.
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Plainview Hosts South Plains Fem Play-Day
The South Plains Women's Golf Assn stages a one day play day at Plainview Country Club with a field of 73 players. a 10 a.m. shotgun start opens the tournament and lists many named players by tee box as the event unfolds.
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Yankees Rally for 10-4 Win to Split Doubleheader
New York defeats Kansas City 10-4 in the nightcap after Roy White's leadoff homer sparked a six run rally. The Athletics won the opener 1-0 behind Roland Sheldon’s three-hit outing as Whitey Ford allowed the lone run.
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South African golfer plans Texas Open participation
Kenning, who can play U S tournaments only by sponsor invitation, aims to accept the Houston Open invite and continue the tour except for the Memphis Open due to a conflicting televised match in Germany. He last played here in 1962 finishing two shots out of the money after beating Gary Player to win the South African PGA earlier this year.
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Fencing Inventors Madrid AUP I
Fragmentary note credits the pas d anime hand guard in fencing to Gonzalvo de Cordova with a reference to Madrid and inventors. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear date or fuller attribution.
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Evansville College Wins NCAA College Division Title Again
Evansville Indiana reports Evansville College has captured its fourth NCAA college division basketball tournament title in the nine year history of the event. The victory adds to a growing legacy for the program and underscores its dominance in the lower division.
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