Clemente's 17th inning homer seals Pirates 4 3 win
Roberto Clemente belted a homer off Jim Nelson in the 17th to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4 3 victory over the San Diego Padres in a 4 hour 12 minute marathon. Willie Stargell tied it with his 31st homer in the 13th. Richie Hebner homered in the 16th as the Pirates extended their win streak.
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2 Ladies Advance Tuff is Held at Country Club
Sue Mars and Virginia Sigmon won their Thursday matches in Ladies Tournament play at the Country Club. Mars defeated Kay McKinnon and Sigmon defeated Marietta Lewis to reach quarterfinals. Mars faces Margaret Rogan or Shelley Anderson, while Sigmon meets Minnie Isaacs in the Second Flight quarterfinals. Also, Tul T novelty saw Isan edge Dick Bolen by a shot with Rosenbalm and Wilson tied for net 33s. Next Thursday a Ton of Fun Tournament is planned with a shotgun start at 3230.
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Smithsonian Institution Fact Summary
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Plunkett Signs as Manning Waits for Saints Resolve
Jim Plunkett signed with the New England Patriots as Archie Manning remains contract stalled with the New Orleans Saints. Manning, the Saints’ top pick, cannot practice until his deal is finalized, while Plunkett seeks terms and prepares in Chicago for the College All Star Game. Other league moves include Giants obtaining Roland Lakes, McClellan retiring, and several veterans reporting to camps.
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Crampton Opens Up Narrow Lead at Western Open
Bruce Crampton fired a five under par 66 in the Western Open at Olympia Fields North, missing the course record by one stroke while holding a one shot edge over Tommy Aaron. He credited warm weather for better play and noted two penalties marred a strong start. Crampton led a tight field of 150 as Jim Jamieson and 18 others tied under par, with several contenders within striking distance ahead of today's second round.
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If Dobson Stays Hot Orioles May Have Four 20-Game Winners
Orioles pitcher Pat Dobson rode an eighth straight win to lift Baltimore past the Angels 4-3 as the club eyes a historic feat. With Mike Cuellar, Dave McNally, Jim Palmer each at 11-? and Dobson on 11 wins, the Orioles push toward four 20-game winners, a mark last seen in 1920.
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Standings and results from Saturday baseball games
Standings show Pittsburgh leading with 48 games while New York 40 and Chicago 98 percent. Saturday results include Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 and St Louis 7 Montreal 3, with Montreal 6 St Louis 4 later. Trevino won the Hickok Award for June, while Cheryl White became the first licensed Black woman jockey in American racing.
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Davis Cup Squad Features Smilly and Richey
Six players led by Wimbledon runner up Stan Smilly and Cliff Richey were named Thursday to the U S Davis Cup squad for the WL ties in New York.
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