Distance A Big Factor For Two AL Pitchers
Wilbur Wood struggled on the Minnesota mound while Tom Hilgendorf impressed in his first Cleveland start. Killebrew hit his 18th homer as the Twins beat the White Sox 1 0. Hilgendorf six hitter led the Indians past Milwaukee 3 2 in the opener.
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Bruce Low Tit
Associated Press
Wilbur Wood
Minnesota
Tom Hilgendorf
Cleveland
Wood
Chicago
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Hilgendorf
Milwaukee
Indians
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Gaylord Perry
Killebrew
Jimmy Foxx
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jerry Moses
Brewers
Tom McCraw
Rick Auersbach
Ray Fosse
National League standings and results summary
Baseball standings show teams in the National League West and East with W L records and winning percentages. Sunday results include Cincinnati sweeping San Francisco, Atlanta defeating Los Angeles, Chicago beating St Louis, San Diego over Houston, and Pittsburgh over Philadelphia. Monday schedules list matchups across divisions with listed pitchers and records.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Moday
Baseball Matchups Across AL East and West Tonight
Monday games feature Milwaukee at Cleveland with Parsons and Tidrow, Boston at Detroit, Texas at Oakland, New York at Baltimore, Kansas City at California, and Chicago at Minnesota. Key pitchers include Ryerson, Lamb, Pattin, Qolich, Gardener, Dobson, Blyleven and Bahnsen.
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Parsons
Ryerson
Cleveland
Tidrow
Lamb
Boston
Pattin
Detroit
Qolich
Texas
Paul
Oakland
New York
Gardner
Peterson
Baltimore
Dobson
Alexander
Kansas City
Nelson
California
Ryan
Chicago
Bahnsen
Minnesota
Blyleven
West Oakland
Allied TV Wins Middletown Barons Tournament Title
Allied TV of Hamilton defeated Red's Pipe Shop of Middletown 8-6 in the decisive second finals game at Goldman Park to claim the championship. The series opened with Red's taking a 9-4 win before Allied rallied for the title, after earlier victories in the winner's bracket and a loser's bracket run by Red's. Sunday results included semifinals where Allied beat Red's 4-1 and Whitt Auto downed Wood Brothers 21-10, followed by Allied 17-16 over Whitt's in the finals.
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Hamilton
Red
Middletown
Goldman Park
Allied
Red's
Whitt's Auto
Whitt Auto
Wood Brothers
Franklin
Allied TV
Whitt’s
Jaycees
Stone Tavern
Park-N-Save
Germantown
West Processing
Wood Bros
Fences Dented In Armco Play Crowned At AIT Tourney
Snyder's of Novi Michigan defeated Dino's of Detroit 40 to 32 to win the Armco Invitational title. Snyder's hit 18 homers led by Tom Louria and Goodlow with four each. Dino's slugged 16 in the finals. Louria named MVP as 363 homers were hit in the event.
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Novi Mich
Dino's
Detroit
Snyder
Tom Louria
Goodlow
Dino
Theisen
Dino’s
Wilsman
Evert Triumphs as Goolagong Loses in Cleveland Cup
In Cleveland the Australians win the inaugural Bonne Bell Cup matches against the United States while Floridan Chris Evert defeats Evonne Goolagong 6 0 6 3 4 6 in a final marked by her late decision to turn professional on her 18th birthday. Fans pack the event, with 7 428 in the final and 20 936 over three days.
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Ohio
United States
Chris Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Miss Goolagong
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Bonne Bell
Forest Hills
New Champ Confident in Panama Boxing Upset
Enrique Pinder of Panama defeated Rafael Herrera of Mexico by a one round decision to claim the world bantamweight title. Pinder, 27, admitted being hurt in the ninth as Herrera staggered him at the bell. Pinder earned 7500 dollars as challenger while Herrera took 75000 plus 40000 for television rights. Herrera now holds a 37 5 2 record.
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Enrique
Marvel
Pinder
Rafael Herrera
Mexico
Herrera
Golfer Dr. Jim Sawyer Requires Ace at Brown's Run
Dr. Jim Sawyer became the third golfer this season to ace a hole at Brown's Run. He used a three iron on the 165 yard No 15 hole for his first career ace. Armco President Bill Verity and John Sloneker previously made the club's other hole in ones this season.
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Jim Sawyer
Brown
Sawyer
Armco
Bill Verity
John Sloneker
Leonard finally wins Schaefer 500 after scoring delay
Joe Leonard, 37, of San Jose, defeats the field to claim the $83,590 first prize in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway after a lengthy score check. Roger McCluskey, 37, wins the Pennsylvania 500 in stock cars, earning $10,000 as Butch Hartman finishes second.
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Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Pennsylvania
McCluskey
Leonard
Pocono International Raceway
Butch Hartman
North Zanesville
Ohio
Johnny Rutherford
Ft. Worth
Tex
Rutherford
Indianapolis
Sam Hanks
Jimmy Caruthers
Anaheim
al Unser
Unser
Combs Wins Tri County Speedway Feature
Rodney Combs moved up on leader Larry Moore after a spin on lap seven and passed him on lap twelve to take the 25 lap Tri County Speedway feature Saturday night. Starting fourth, Combs overtook Jack Shanklin for third and moved to second after Lennie Waldo spun. Dick Dunlevy, Lonnie Rush and Shanklin finished third, fourth and fifth. The Rat Race feature highlighted by Harold Bryant.
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Westchester
Rodney Combs
Larry Moore
Tri- County Speedway
Combs
Jack Shanklin
Lennie Waldo
Moore
Dick Dunlevy
Lonnie Rush
Shanklin
Harold Bryant
Team Champions Know They Won By Default
In Ligonier Pennsylvania Zarley and Hiskey claimed the PGA National Team Championship over the Palmer Nicklaus duo as Nicklaus withdrew due to a infected finger and Palmer substituted Jack Lewis. The Houston friends posted a five under par final round 66 to finish 22 under par 262 at Laurel Valley Golf Club.
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Kermit Zarley
Babe Hiskey
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Zarley
University of Houston
Laurel Vailey Golf Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
Jack Lewis
Latonia Race Course Entries Highlight Early Races
A listing of horses and entries for the Latonia Race Course programs across nine races. Items include trot and pace divisions with numerous horse names such as Deanna Volo Sycamore Dale Shadydale Fan Boots Handyman Darn Far and others.
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Deanna Volo
Sycamore Dale
Shadydale
Boots Handyman
Darn Far
Ada’s the Hoosier
Silvestra
Lindy
Edgar Grattan
Roanawin’s
Byrd
Robin
Gee Gee
Symbol Chief
Miss Meadow War
Family Prince
Brenda L. Peter
Burg
Josedate
Red Star
Late Day
Dottie Lew
Salt's Pride
Swift Ohio
Chiefland
Darn Bardia
Kemo Sabay
Guy Port Joe
Simon
Effie Mae
the Ugly Ducking
Major Perkins
Hal Sam
Billy
Cincy
Shanty
Kay
Cheekie Vic
Star Girl
Fabrong
C Honor
Dandy Horn
Frosting
Beiolt
K. J. Scot
Fete Jane
Flying Gemini
Mo Mite
Rob Ryan
Rushing
Jerry
Major Gray
Hideaway
Obo
Sammy Way
Shadow Vince
Mine Meadow
Reed
Oliver
Soul Sister
Petticoat Time
Deodiey Oo
Cootee George
Romans Takes Wildwood Play in Low Gross Event
Harlan Romans shot a par 71 to win low gross at Wildwood yesterday, two strokes ahead of John Thomas and John Blust who posted 73. Thomas earned low net in 08 handicap with 67, while Dobroszi and Sutter won 9-14 and 15 plus divisions with 63. Closest to the pin went to Dick King Si Siler and Bert Feinther. Blind Bogey winners at 68 were Ed Allen Guerney Cole Bob Colliver Don Dearth Cary Fenton and Jim Townsley.
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Harlan Romans
Wildwood
Romans
John Thomas
John Blust
Thomas
John Dobroszi
Charles Sutter
Dick King
Si Siler
Bert Feinther
Ed Allen
Guerney Cole
Bob Colliver
Don Dearth
Cary Fenton
Jim Townsley
Killebrew Home Damaged In Fire
A basement fire caused smoke damage to Harmon Killebrew’s suburban Prior Lake home valued at 150000. There were no injuries as Elaine Killebrew and three daughters slept. Harmon and two sons were away. The fire, blamed on an electrical short, occurred Sunday afternoon while the Twins star led a 1-0 win over Chicago.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Prior Lake
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Elaine Killebrew
Manager Dick Williams’ Coaching Stint Ties Expos to A’s Link
Dick Williams, manager of the Oakland Athletics, coached for the Montreal Expos in 1970 after being dismissed as Boston Red Sox manager following the 1969 season.
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Dick Williams
Oakland Athletics
Montreal Expos
Boston ‘Red Sox
Pro football pre season rockets into high gear this weekend
The Associated Press reports the NFL exhibition schedule begins in full after Dallas beat the College All Stars 20 7 and Kansas City topped the Giants 23 17 in Canton. Matches include Baltimore Washington Buffalo St Louis Los Angeles Chicago Green Bay Cincinnati Dallas Houston Detroit Miami Oakland New England Jets 49ers Pittsburgh Giants San Diego and a July 7 game New Orleans at Philadelphia. Viking trio Gene Washington Clint Jones and Charlie West reach terms after a joint signing dispute while Jim Hart of St Louis nurses a shoulder injury and a Rams player recovers from a collapsed lung.
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Canton
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San Francisco
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Atlanta
New Orleans
West
Yuar
Los Angeles Rams
Jim Hart
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