Reds Blow Lead as Cubs Top Reds 7 5 in Chicago
Chicago built on a 4-0 lead and held off Cincinnati 7-5. Jim Maloney took the loss after five innings, Bill Hands earned the win with a two RBI single in the sixth, while Tony Perez Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich drove the Reds' runs. Billy Williams Ron Santo connected for solo homers for Chicago.
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Pitchers, hitters clash as Phillies, Pirates spark turmoil
In a topsy turvy night, the Phillies win 10-3 behind Chris Short’s return from knee injury while Cookie Rojas and Ollie Brown drive in key runs. Juan Marichal and Claude Osteen lead NL wins as Steve Blass nets a complete game for Pittsburgh. Bob Brown cites a long term managerial stance amid a mood of confidence in the Pirates.
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Baseball Season Starts Too Soon For Two Hurlers
California Associated Press reports that Brunet and Bell endured rough starts as two early-season pitchers struggled through a difficult stretch. Brunet opened with a three-hitter win but then dropped nine straight decisions. Bell, after a midseason trade to Boston, posted a 5-6 record with key hits helping the Red Sox. The slate included Detroit’s 4-1 win over Chicago and Cleveland’s 6-5, 14-inning victory over Baltimore, with a suspension in the night’s second game and Washington’s game wiped out by a tornado-like storm.
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Mick Mantle Returns to Star-Studded All Star Roster
The American League selecting Mickey Mantle to return to the All Star game joins nine other additions to the eight starters. Don Mincher Jim Fregosi Dick McAuliffe Max Alvis Paul Casanova Andy Etchebarren Tommie Agee and Tony Conigliaro join Mantle as part of the 38th midsummer classic set for July 11 in Anaheim with Hank Bauer managing.
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Washington Senators
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Women's Champ Didn't Think She Could Win
Lida Matthews of Portsmouth captured the Women's Ohio State Golf Association title at Scioto Country Club defeating Anne Richardson of Columbus 4 and 3 in the 44th annual invitational. Matthews trailed by five holes after 13, then rallied to lead after 27 and closed with a decisive finish aided by a 30 foot putt on the 13th hole of the afternoon round.
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Lakers Sign Pair Mahaffey and First Draft Pick
The Los Angeles Lakers announced the signing of Clemson forward Randy Ma haffey, the team’s first draft choice in the recent NBA draft.
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Richmond Holds Two-Game Edge in IL Race
Richmond Braves remained two games behind Rochester after beating Toledo Mud Hens 5-3 as Gil Garrido collected four hits and Del Bates three in a 14-hit night. Jacksonville Suns beat Columbus Jets 7-5 while Syracuse Chiefs won 4-3 in 10 innings over Toronto, and Rochester routed Buffalo 3-4.
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National League Friday Baseball Results Snapshot
NL results show Chicago over Cincinnati 7 to 5, Philadelphia 10 over San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 3 at Atlanta 1, St. Louis 4 over New York 1, Los Angeles 5 at Houston 4. Sunday and later games listed. multiple postponements and suspended games noted with curfew and rain. A separate 14 inning Cleveland 6 Baltimore 5, then 2nd game suspended. Additional scores include Boston 5 Kansas City 3, Detroit 4 Chicago 1, California 6 New York 2, and Vancouver 4 Tulsa 1 among others.
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Major League Leaders Recap Batting and Pitching Stats
Key leaders include Cle mente and Cepeda with batting averages above .350 and 93 hits for Cle mente. Aaron and Wynn top runs and RBIs, Brock leads in hits and stolen bases, Williams and Allen share triples, and Veale Lemaster and Jarvis top pitching with 7 decisions. Marichal and Bunning lead strikeouts as the season tally concludes.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Snapshot
Batting leaders include Frank Robinson of Baltimore at .337 and Carl Yastrzemski of Boston at .331. Runs scored top the list with Frank Robinson at 59 and Harmon Killebrew at 57. Home runs lead with Killebrew at 22 and Frank Robinson at 21. Stolen bases show Campaneris of Kansas City with 30. Pitching leaders include Hoyt Wilhelm? no, Len? details show Hortlen of Chicago 9 1 and Sparma of Detroit 8 1 with high strikeout totals by Lonborg of Boston at 115.
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Wimbledon Marathon Marks 1967 Tournament Pace
AP reports a marathon filled Wimbledon start with Newcombe beating Graebner in 17 15 opening set lasting 1 hour 50 minutes and 32 games. Graebner saved 16 set points but no record kept at All England. Richey outlasted Roche in an 89 game four hour match. Pasarell awaits Koch in fourth round.
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Lee Taylor Jr. Breaks World Water Speed Record
Lee Taylor Jr. set a new world water speed record at 282.2 mph on Lake Guntersville with two mile runs. He surpassed Donald Campbell’s 277.33 mph mark, after earlier hitting 299.181 mph in a northbound run but averaging lower on the round trip. Campbell previously held the top speed at 292 mph before his fatal accident.
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Matte Signs with Redskins Brother of Colts Player
Bruce Matte of Ohio has signed with the Washington Redskins. He is the brother of Tom Matte, veteran Baltimore Colts halfback.
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Riders Sign Rush and Jones From WVU and Kent State
Ottawa Rough Riders announce the signings of guard Steve Rush from West Virginia and halfback Charlie Jones from Kent State. Both players join the CFL squad, adding depth to the Rough Riders' roster.
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Cornell Favored to win Thames Challenge Cup at Henley
Cornell University appears set to capture the Thames Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta. The U.S. team faces Molesey Boat Club in the final, after Cornell beat a lighter British crew by two lengths in 6 minutes 58 seconds, matching the pace of Harvard's 1966 winner. The event also features Kent School and Tabor Academy contesting a Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup semifinal.
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Stars deliver big hits as Red Sox top Kansas City
Yesterday's baseball roundup notes Tony Conigliaro of Boston belting a tape measure three-run homer to beat Kansas City 5-3. Steve Blass of Pittsburgh pitched a five-hitter in a 3-1 win over Atlanta, ending the Pirates' five-game skid and marking the ninth complete game of the season for Pittsburgh.
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Gutrod Named All Star Coach for North Team
Ohio coaches association selects William Gutrod of St. Joseph High School as head coach for the North squad in the North South All Star Game in Canton on August 11. He follows Bob Shaw who joined Bucknell as assistant coach and became ineligible. Gutrod sports a 100-34-8 record over 16 seasons at St. Joseph.
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Carrasco Stops Krogh for European Lightweight Title
Pedro Carrasco of Spain defeats Denmark's Borge Krogh by stoppage in eight rounds to capture the European lightweight championship in Madrid.
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