Bunning Leads Phillies Past Fryman in 10-1 Win
Jim Bunning outpitched Woody Fryman and drove in three runs as the Pirates rolled to a 10-1 victory. Bunning, eight hitters, silenced Fryman’s club while the Philadelphia ace contributed three RBIs himself. The day also produced several NL and AL results with Cardinals, Giants, Braves, Astros, and other teams posting wins while Padres, Mets, and Cubs stumbled.
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Dairymen Rally to Beat League Leaders 6-4
Dairymen secure a 6-4 victory aided by late runs in the fifth inning as Chappell's and Pet rally with several players contributing. Errors by Woods and Harrell sparked the inning, with Webb and Creech delivering key plays. Monday resumes sees Perry and Pope meet Daily News as Chappell's pursues first place with Pet.
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G3 BALL a STANDINGS Detroit Chicago 4 1st Vi a Det
Standings and upcoming games list for the G3 baseball league show Detroit ahead of Chicago by 4 and 1st place, with ppd rain and various matches including Cal at Wash and Minn at Bal. Includes lineups and times such as 8 p.m. for Chicago at Hermit and 1.30 pm for Cal at Wash, plus additional night games and Friday results.
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Pit's Sports Slants outlines golf and local race chances
Pitzer reports on amateur golf titles with Cadle and Musselman dictating the field at Lexington Country Club while Lenaham rises to challenge. In local baseball and league play, Jaycees and Rotary duel for the lead as Legion trails. A strong East-West football showing is noted, with Larry Csonka earning MVP honors amid a busy sports slate and upcoming Middlesboro golf events and Fourth of July tourney preparations.
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Finest Track and Field Men Battling Today
Tre nnton's top track performers compete at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles for U S team spots at the 1968 Mexico City Olympiad. The two day trials conclude Sunday, with finals in the 3600 meter steeplechase 100 meter dash and 5000 meter run plus field events. Notables include world record holders Green Hines Smith Lindgren Young Seagren Vaughn Railsback Silvester Boston Matson, and Gerry Lindgren George Young among others vying for Olympic berths.
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George Young
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Musselman Extends Lead In State Amateur Golf
At Lexington Country Club Musselman, a 23 year old University of Colorado senior to be, shot 71 to card 215 after two rounds and hold a four stroke edge. Johnny Olvens, Joe Lenahan, and Bruce Walters chase from 219, while Pryor Acrn Lomaville and Don Wood sit at 226. The field narrows as 124 strokes were reduced to three for the third round.
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Beban Leads West to 34-20 All Star Victory
UCLA star Gary Beban delivered a pro type passing display guiding the West to a 34-20 win over the East in the annual All America game. Beban completed 11 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns, directing an 82 yard drive in the third period and a late 70 yard surge that produced the winning touchdown to Ken Dyer. Larry Gonska of Syracuse earned the MVF award after 26 carries, while Gred Landry of Massachusetts struggled in defeat.
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Archer Leads Cleveland Open with Six Under Par Round
George Archer surged to the Cleveland Open lead at seven under par after a second round 65 at Lakewood Country Club. Archer, aiming to be the top putter on the tour and maximize earnings, holds a slim margin over Tommy Aaron, who shot a 66 Friday. Roberto De Vicenzo and Dave Stockton stand one stroke back at five under.
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Race Group Is Dealt A Setback
Kentucky racing authorities lost a bid to dissolve a temporary restraining order as the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that Peter Fuller has a right to chemical records behind the Danvers Image disqualification. The court upheld a temporary injunction and ordered a public hearing wait until 10 days after Fuller receives the material. It also required that charges against Fallon attorneys Gratton and Bonnie be cleared up before the case proceeds.
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Leased Wires of United Press International Readers
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