Reds Drop Giants 22 Games Off Pace
Cincinnati beat the New York Giants 5-3 as Jim Maloney struck out 12 in six innings and drove in a run before his arm stiffened up. The loss left the Giants four games back and kept the Mets ahead in the pennant race.
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White Homers Help Cardinals Blank Colts 4 0
Bill White belted his 15th homer and Boog Powell or Soul Brock drove in two runs as Curt Simmons pitched well to extend the St. Louis winning streak to three with a 4 0 win over the Houston Colts. White extended a hitting streak to 15 games while singles by Mike Shannon and Tim McCarver contributed to the scoring.
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Nats Rally to Edge Angels 4 3 in Ninth Inning
Washington pitcher Claude Osteen begins a near shutdown before walking Jim Fregosi and surrendering a run in the ninth. Ron Kline relieves with two on, retires Bob Perry, and induces a double play to seal a 4 3 Senators victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Don Zimmer homers, Chuck Hinton drives in two, and Newman takes the loss for the Angels.
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Cubs Sweep Two Games on Pirates Doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs swept a Friday doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3 and 4-3. Ernie Broglio won the second game with Shantz finishing, while Jerry Lynch and Bob Bailey homered for Pittsburgh. Santo hit his 21st homer and Williams added a double for Chicago.
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Fox scouts survey Custer battlefield for film
Twentieth Century Fox has dispatched movie location scouts to Montana to inspect the original Custer battlefield as part of planning for The Day Custer Fell. The effort aims to identify authentic sites and suitable backdrops for the Hollywood production.
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Dixie rallies in wild patch to stay alive in tourney
Dixie jumps to a 4-0 lead as Gary Wright belts a three run homer and Keith Dennison, Mike Wilkins score in the third. Berger answers with four runs of its own in the third and fourth, leaving a pivotal finish to the final day with Dixie facing unbeaten Tulsa for a spot in the semifinals.
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Daniels First To Qualify For Tokyo In Pentathlon Trials
Mrs O Billee Pat Daniels Winslow of San Mateo California became the first to qualify for the U S women's Olympic track and field team by winning the pentathlon at the final Tryouts in New York She won the broad jump 18 ft 4 5 in the 200 meters 24 8 and totaled 4544 points Her American record stands at 4644 points Sally Griffith of Saratoga California was second with 4225 points Denise Paschal of San Francisco was third with 4120 but missed the 4500 point Olympic standard Finals in the 10 events were set for Saturday and Edith McGuire led the sprint field after winning the 100 and 200 meters in recent matches.
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Golf leaders split as Venturi and Lema post 139 at Capetown
Western shoots 68 and sits at 137 while Ken Venturi posts a 71 for 139 and Tony Lema 69 for 139. Massengale matches 65 for best day while Jerry Edwards 65 also makes 140. Ferrier shoots 69 to tie Massengale for fourth as ski sales rise in Capetown South Africa.
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Thomas debuts with Phillies in 9-4 win over Mets
Frank Thomas, traded to Philadelphia from the Mets, homered and drove in two as the Phillies rally past New York 9-4. He doubled and started a seventh inning double play while Tony Gonzalez and Clay Dalrymple set up the decisive eighth inning rally with walks and a bunt single by Tony Taylor. Richie Allen scored on Thomas’s RBI single in the third.
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Dodgers beat Braves 5-1 as Fairly Oliver drive routs Fischer
Los Angeles Dodgers win 5-1 over Milwaukee Braves. Ron Fairly and Nate Oliver hit two run doubles in the early inning to back pitcher Phil Ortega who earned his first win since May 19. Hank Fischer faced a rough night, exiting after one inning with the game out of reach as Bob Miller secured the final out with runners on second and third.
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White advances to Broadmoor Invitational final in golf
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport defeated Jeanie Butler 4 and 3 in the semifinals to reach the Broadmoor Invitational women's golf final. She will face Barbara McIntire, who beat Carol Sorenson 2 and 1, in Saturday's 36 hole title match.
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Fay White Secures Broadmoor Victory
Fay White clinched a Broadmoor win as Maye delivered a decisive long double, signaling a strong performance in the event.
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Grain futures stall as prices firm in Chicago
CHICAGO AP grain futures traded near standstill in afternoon trading. Prices remained mostly firm as speculators poured in millions. Reported production at 737.4 million bushels. wheat rose on short covering with a large Chicago move anticipated. September prices drifted across grains with oats and soybeans showing gains.
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Red Cheks Dominate Denison In 11-2 Victory
Graham drives in runs after leading off, Junell advances and Max Martin adds a RBI in Junell’s score. Parker belts a three run triple as Red Cheks surge to an 11-2 win, with Darnell Robbing and Darnell scoring on walks and doubles across successive innings. Denison fights back briefly, but the Cheks pull away with key hits and late-inning insurance.
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