White Sox win 11th inning thriller to split doubleheader
Don Buford loads the bases and Rocky Colavito waits out Brandon in the 11th, as Eddie Stanky lays down a waiting game that yields a 1-0 Chicago win. Boston takes the opener 4-3 behind Carl Yastrzemski’s 33rd and 34th homers. The split tightens the AL standings with Minnesota in front by one percentage point.
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Tensi Broncos Rise Continues Away from Chargers
Steve Tensi, recently with the Chargers, leads the Denver Broncos to a 21 17 comeback win over Oakland in North Platte Nebraska. John Hadl struggles as the Rams demolish the Chargers 50 7 in San Diego. Rams intercept twice and score multiple times as the Chargers exhibit a 1 3 exhibition record.
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Baseball score roundup and today’s slate of games
Scores show St. Louis 6 over Los Angeles 2 and Cincinnati 11 over Houston 8. Philadelphia 2 defeated Pittsburgh 0 in a 442 inning rain delay that produced a 7 inning first game in Chicago 3 New York 1. San Francisco 2 over 1 Atlanta 0-4. Tonight New York at St Louis and Houston at Chicago lead the resume with several others listed for tomorrow.
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Sunday Baseball Results and Tuesday Schedule Summary
Sunday results show Boston 4 0, Chicago 3 1, New York 8, Washington 2, Minnesota 6, Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2. Detroit 1 beat California at Baltimore under rain. Tuesday schedule lists Detroit at California 2 and Boston at New York 2 twilight games.
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Pacific Coast League scores roundup shows varied results
Seattle defeated Spokane 6 1 while Hawaii toppled Vancouver 3 1. Tacoma won 14 3 over Portland. San Diego beat Oklahoma City 11 3 and Tulsa 2. Denver crushed Phoenix 20 3. Indianapolis led Tulsa in a separate result.
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International League Scores Snapshot
Toronto defeated Rochester 3 to 1 while Syracuse beat Buffalo 4 to 1. Richmond routed Toledo 5 to 1 and Jacksonville edged Columbus 3 to 2.
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International marathon winner tops bright racing card in Enschede
Yoshiro Mifune of Japan wins the 26 mile 385 yard event in 2 20 53.8 as racing week showcases Dr Fager Chance and Vitriolic in major stakes. Arlington Park hosts Lassie while Aqueduct runs Gazelle. What A Pleasure and In Reality loom at Rockingham and Saratoga hosts Hopeful.
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Westchester Open Stalled By Rain In Comitragedy
The Westchester Classic a $250000 event at Westchester Country Club is halted after three days of rain. Lee Trevino tied for second with Gary Pittman at 135 after two rounds. Mason Rudolph leads at 133. Remaining rounds pushed to Thursday through Saturday with 18 hole rounds scheduled.
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Money Leader by Alan Mave
FD opponent wins 70 as flash victory marks best week for money leader Alan Mave. S: The event highlights Mave's climb in the standings with a decisive score and notable performance by the FD opponent.
McCormick Dominates As Giants Beat Braves 2-0 In Opener
Mike McCormick pitched five hit balls to win his 18th game as San Francisco shut out Atlanta 2-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. The Braves bounced back to win the nightcap 4-1 behind Ed Rakow and Phil Niekro.
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Dutch Team Sets World Record in 440 Yard Medley Relay
Ada Kok led a Dutch quartet to a world best 4 minutes 38.8 seconds in the women’s 440 yard medley relay at a dual meet in Blackpool England against Britain. Teammates Coby Buter Kleimie Bomolt and Norma Bos joined Kok as the relay time surpassed England’s 4 43.3 mark from last year. Britain won the two day meet 103 72. Kok also set marks in the 220 yard and 200 meter butterfly.
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Reds Edge Astros 11-6 in slugfest at Houston
Cincinnati built a six run burst in the sixth and ninth innings as Pete Rose and Tommy Helms sparked the Reds. Bob Lee earned the win with Ted Abernathy securing his 19th save. Gerry Arrigo teams with Dick Ellsworth in tonight’s Reds-Phils opener.
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Bearcats Open 1967 Practice Under New Coach
Cincinnati AP reports seven eight candidates invited to report Wednesday for UC football drills under Homer Rice the new Bearcat coach who aims for lighter summer physiques and faster play as he brings his Oklahoma backfield experience to the program.
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