Perez Finds It Pays To Listen In Reds Victory
Cincinnati improved to 9 2 with a 9-2 win over Philadelphia as Tony Perez broke his batting slump. Bench doubled to start a big second inning and Helms scored after an earlier error. Perez added a homer and two singles in five trips, aided by Leo Cardenas and Vada Pinson in the offense.
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Associated Press
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Perez Drives In Run In Sixth As Reds Beat Phillies 9-2
Tony Perez scored from third on an infield grounder by Clay Carroll after a collision and dropped ball at the plate. The 6th inning run helped the Reds pull away to a 9-2 victory over the Phillies in an AP Wirephoto action sequence.
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Tony Perez
Clay Carroll
Perez
Philadelphia Catone
John Sullivan
Reds
Phillies
Mets Rally to Sweep St Louis Slugging Night
Mets beat the Cardinals 1 and 2 in a doubleheader style clash as Bob Moose pitched four hits for Pittsburgh and Willie Stargell belted his 16th homer. Houston topped San Francisco 3 1, Chicago beat Los Angeles 6 2 and Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9 2 as NL action continued.
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Red Wings End Slump With 7 3 Win Over Toledo
Rochester Red Wings snap a seven game skid by beating Toledo Mud Hens 7 3 in the night cap of a doubleheader after Toledo won the opener 4 2. Toledo holds a five game win streak over Rochester. they meet again in eight final games of the season.
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Toledo Mud Hens
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Louisville
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Senators Recall Casanova and Allen from Buffalo
New York AP reports the Washington Senators recalled catcher Paul Casanova and outfielder Hank Allen from Buffalo of the International League on Wednesday and optioned outfielder Sam Bowens and second baseman Frank Coggins to the same affiliate.
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Washington Senators
Paul Casanova
Hank Allen
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Sam Bowens
Frank Coggins
Matchick’s dramatic homer lifts Tigers over Orioles 5-4
Tiger rookie Tom Matchick sparked Detroit with a two-out ninth inning homer to beat Baltimore 5-4 before 53 000 fans. The shot moved Detroit seven and a half games up in the AL standings as Cleveland fell earlier and Baltimore dropped closer in the pennant race.
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Matchick
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Orioles
National League Friday results and Sunday's schedule
Results show New York 4 St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 0. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 2. Houston 3 San Francisco 1. Chicago 6 Los Angeles 2. Upcoming games include New York at St. Louis Houston at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati Chicago at Los Angeles Sunday pairings Pittsburgh at Atlanta Chicago at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Cincinnati Houston at San Francisco New York at St. Louis.
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Baseball Matchups and Scores Across Leagues
Scores and pairings from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues show Cleveland at New York and other cross matchups. Notable results include Tulsa 3 3 Indianapolis 0 2 Vancouver 3 0 and Toledo 4 3 Rochester 2 7 while Syracuse at Buffalo notes wet grounds.
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Buffalo
Carmody Derby String To End at Jacot Park
Middletown prepares for the Opti-Derby as 115 boys dash the track at Jacot Park without Francis Carmody the former mayor. Medics advise rest due to his health though he vows a return next year as Jerry Lucas Cecil Runyan and Bill Denham judge the event.
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Cecil Runyan
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Pasarell Faces Semifinal Showdown At National Clay Courts
Pasarell reached the semifinals at Milwaukee in the National Clay Courts with a 6-2 6-2 8-6 win over Jim Osborne after steady improvement through the week. He edged toward stronger tests as Clark Graebner, Cliff Richey, and Stan Smith advanced, while Nancy Richey met Kathy Harter in the women's semifinals.
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Pasarell
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Jim Osborne
Osborne
George See
Graebner
Mike Belkin
Belkin
U.S
Cliff Richey
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Richey
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Reisssen
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top AL and NL leaders by at bats runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and 8 decision pitching with players from Oak Cleveland Minn Boston San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago and Los Angeles for the season.
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Steve Shea
Giants
Shea
Lee Thomas
Houston
Astros
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Denis Menke
Wilson
Cubs
Los Angeles
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Ferguson Jenkins
Glenn Beckett
Pittsburgh
Maury Wills
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Bost
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Det
Cardenal
Cleve
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Oliva
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Uhlaender
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Phil
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Singer
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Pancho Gonzales wins National Tennis League title in L A
Veteran Pancho Gonzales drops the first set, then defeats Rod Laver 1-6 6-3 6-4 to claim the National Tennis League championship and a 3300 prize. Billie Jean King beats Ann Haydon Jones 12-10 6-3 to win the women's crown in Los Angeles.
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Pancho Gonzales
Rod Laver
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England
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Sanders Returns to Form in PGA Championship Charge
Doug Sanders bounces back in San Antonio with a 67 round to move to 139, one stroke behind leaders Frank Beard and Marty Fleckman as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus also contend. Sanders clad in baby blue, eyes major title after 16-month win drought.
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Associated Press
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Marty Fleckman
Arnold Falmer
Palmer
Pecan Valley
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Tom Weiskopf
Beard
Fleckman
Lee Treviro
George Archer
Miller Berber
Jonny Pott Sanders
Reds Must Wait For Marilynn Smith In Buckeye Tourney
Cincinnati AP Marilynn Smith, a 19 year pro, led the Buckeye Savings LPGA event with a 66 as Betsy Rawls sat at 69. Smith spoke of six birdies and baseball, joking she would prefer Reds tickets but needs rest for the $2,775 first prize.
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Buckeye Savings
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Clavernook
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Trenton Triumph 22-17 In Church League Tilt
Trenton Nazarene routed St Paul’s United Church of Christ 22 to 17 at Goldman Park. The big fourth inning produced eight runs, with McGuire collecting a triple two doubles and a single and scoring three times. Darrell Hall added three singles and a double and four runs. D Schneider led St Paul’s with two triples a double and a single.
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D. Schneider
St. Paul’s
Golfers endure heat and rain as scores stack up on opening day
Peggy Wilson led with a 33 37 70 while Carol Mann posted a 1-under 71 to top the field. A cluster at 72 included Betsy Cullen Patty Berg Sybil Griffin Judy Rankin Mary Mills and Althea Gibson Darden. Debbie Austin stood at 73 and Suggs Spuzich Maxwell Benning and Ahern at 74. Creed and Wright faced trouble at 76 and 77.
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Carol Mann
Betsy Cullen
Patty Berg
Sybil Griffin
Judy Rankin
Mary Mills
Althea Gibson Darden
Debbie Austin
Louise Suggs
Sandra Spuzich
Susie Maxwell Benning
Kathy Ahern
Clifford Ann Creed
Mickey Wright
Blackburn Leads Bristol 500 Pole in Grand Touring Race
Bun ky Blackburn of Daytona Beach Fla in a 1968 Camaro secured the pole for the Bristol 500 with a Friday trial speed of 85.714 mph Donnie Allison shared the outside pole with a 1968 Mustang Bud Moore and Tiny Lund followed in 1968 Cougars among eight drivers topping the previous qualifying mark Richard Petty’s 86.681 Leroy Yarbrough drove a 1968 Ford to the top speed of 87.421 mph for Sundays race
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Ala
Bud Moore
Charlotte
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Cross
S.C
Richard Petty
Leroy Yarbrough
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