Bunning tops Phillies in Pirates win as Fryman fades
In a winter trade rematch, Jim Bunning outpitched former teammate Woody Fryman as the Pirates crushed the Phillies 10-1. Bunning added a run-scoring double and two RBI singles, while Manny Mota and Fred Patek each collected three hits. The Astros, Braves, Giants, and Cardinals also won, while the Mets dropped closer to .500.
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Angels win without bunting in 1-0 victory over Senators
Manager Bill Rigney abandoned bunting after four sign attempts in the 11th inning. The California Angels shaded Washington 1-0 to complete a doubleheader sweep, aided by Jim Fregosi's three-run homer and a Mincher RBI single. Oakland defeated the Yankees 3-2, Minnesota beat Baltimore 5-2, and Detroit edged Chicago 5-4 in the first games of their doubleheaders.
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Connaught Golf Club Weekend Tournament Event
A Dominion Day golf tourney is held at Connaught Golf Club on March 29 30 and July 1. Open to all includes a 75 yard hole in one contest awarding a golf cart to the first ace and a dozen golf balls to the closest to the hole. A dance and steak fry for members and guests is set for Monday July 1.
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Carmody Leads Quebec Open as Career Woes Persist
Carmody, 30, Palm Springs, California, carries $50 pro golf year into final 18 holes at Quebec Open with $2,500 first prize at stake after a rough 1968 rookie season. He shot 70 to hold a one shot lead over Bob Boldt and Moe Norman at Islesmere Club amid waterlogged conditions.
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Rained play features Carmody par on one hole and two birdies. Toronto leader Alivie Thompson slips to 75 while pros Cox Whibley and amateur Dufour card 73 74 72. Montreal’s Bigras top Quebec pro with 71 under penalty. Several players at 145 146 147 lead into final round as cross Canada tour pursues 100000 in Toronto finish.
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Little League Roundup: Youth League Scores Snapshot
Results from this week show Athletics 7 over Yankees 5, Red Sox 30 over White Sox 6, Indians 23 over Tigers 3, Orioles 10 over Senators 10, Red Sox 4 over Yankees 3, Orioles 12 over White Sox 4. The brief standings reflect a busy slate across divisions.
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Baseball leaders in the American League leaders list summarized
A compact rundown of top AL players by key stats. Harrelson Yastrzemski and Monday feature in batting averages. Uhlaender Howard and Horton lead hits and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Koosman and Marichal with win loss records and ERAs.
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NFL players seek salary rise and strike threat
Detriot AP report notes representatives of players and owners met after a secret session to discuss complaints and a possible strike by about 640 NFL players. Players demand a $15 000 minimum salary and $500 per exhibition, plus $100 000 per club to the pension while current $10 daily allowance remains. Owners say demands are excessive and ask for profit margin proof. A players poll shows many ready to strike if talks fail. The negotiating committee includes Lombardi Mara Smith Finks and Halas Jr.
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