Phillies' Jackson Stops Dodgers in 5-Hit Shutout
Larry Jackson pitched a five hit shutout against the Dodgers, earning his 9th win of the season and continuing a strong form as Pittsburgh widened its lead while the Giants lost 3 2 to the Pirates. The game featured Koufax and a late Giants rally that fell short.
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Pit's Sports Slants Highlights Local Tournament Action
Joe Toying reaches the semifinals of the Middlesboro Country Club men's tournament while defending champion advances over Frank Edwards. Smokies host Montgomery at home midweek. Pro Engle leads at Lonesome Pine with five teams in the 67 bracket. Trinity softball clinches first half title. Babe Ruth tourney at Bradner Stadium draws five districts with ten teams. Middlesboro Little League awaits playoff opponents. several area schools seek coaches as fall seasons approach. Pro football nears with Falcons exhibitions in August and Green Bay All-Stars game kickoff.
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Baseball standings and Tuesday night schedule
Standings show Mortay's results with New York 6 Minnesota 4 Cleve 6 Calif 1 and Baltimore 5 Chicago 3. Tuesday's probable pitchers list Chicago at Cleveland Siebert 7:30 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore Barber 8 p.m. Kansas City at New York Hunter 7:30 p.m. California at Boston Brunet vs Bennett 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Washington Kaat and Perry vs Richert and McCor. Wednesday games include Chicago at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at New York California at Boston. National League standings list Pittsburgh 36-, San Francisco 58-50, Los Angeles 50-45, Houston 45-38, Atlanta 39-28, Cincinnati 39-32, Chicago 22-? Monday results show New York 4 Houston 1 and 15 New York 3 20 Atlanta 9 Cincinnati 8 Phila 4 Los Angeles night San Fran 3 Pitts 2 night St. Louis 7 Chicago 6 night.
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Baseball Standings Highlights From National League and American League
National League leaders include Aaron and Torre with 27 and 22 homers respectively, while Kaline and Powell pace the AL with 21 homers. RBI leaders feature Stargell and Clemente for the Pirates and Mays for the Giants, with Robinson and Kaline topping runs driven in. Pitching leaders cite Perry and Marichal for NL and Sanford and Aker for AL. Washington reports Kentucky to play in Israel’s International University tournament August 3 to 13, with Rupp, Lancaster, and Shively accompanying the team.
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PGA Showdown Looms as Five Vie for Major Crown
In Akron Ohio 166 players begin the four round PGA Championship at Firestone Country Club with Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead among the contenders. Billy Casper Dave Marr and Gary Player join the group seeking personal satisfaction and a major title as the field aims to deny Nicklaus a third major this year.
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Indians Continue Home Run Bingo in 6-1 Victory
Cleveland bats exploded for four homers as the Indians swept Detroit in a 6-1 win. Rocky Colavito and Larry Brown belted two-run blasts, Leon Wagner and Max Alvis added solo shots, while Gary Bell pitched a four-hitter to earn his 10th win. The stretch followed a doubleheader sweep and boosted Colavito to 19 homers on the season.
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Westchester Classic to be televised by Sports Network
New York UPI reports the $230,000 Westchester Classic will be the PGA Tour event with the largest purse and will be televised by Sports Network, Inc. in 1967 68. The inaugural first prize is set at $60 000 with a top prize of $100 110 as details emerge.
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French miler Jazy ready to race Ryan after record challenge
Michel Jazy of France said he is ready to meet Jim Ryan after Ryan ran a 3:51.3 mile to beat Jazy’s 3:53.6 world mark. Jazy noted both could run a mile faster than the current record and expressed interest in a future matchup.
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