Orioles Win In 14th After Johnson Two-Run Double
Bob Johnson delivered a two-run double in the 14th inning after Ron Hansen’s third error of the game, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Luis Aparicio started the rally with a one-out single off Eddie Fisher, Adair reached on Hansen’s error, and Brooks Robinson forced a run before Johnson’s long drive off the wall. Hall earned the win for Baltimore, Fisher took the loss for Chicago.
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Bob Johnson
Ron Hansen
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
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Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Eddie Fisher
Jerry Adair
Hansen
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Johnson
Tom McCraw
Rose
Fisher
Lick Hall
White Sox
Talentful Talbot Tops Indians Again in KC Showdown
Fred Talbot and Don Messi combined on a 2 view win for the Kansas City Athletics over the Cleveland Indians. Talbot blanked Cleveland in Kansas City two weeks earlier, pitching seven innings before the bullpen finish. The Indians dropped their 14th straight game.
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Talbot
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Kansas City
Messi
Bryan
Stange
Spring
McMahon
Sims
L—Stange
Wagner
Fred Talbot
Don Messi
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Farrell Stops Mets In Dome
Houston Astros defeat the New York Mets 7 to 1 in Houston. Dick Farrell pitched five hitters allowed, Joe Morgan scored both Astros runs, with Morgan leading off the first inning and Lee Maye driving in a run with a double. The Mets dropped their fifth straight in the Astrodome and their last 22 games overall.
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Dick Farrell
Joe Morgan
Astros
New York Mets
Charlie Smith
Farrell
Morgan
Frank Lary
Jim Gentile
Lee Maye
Mets
Astrodome
Aso
Central State Host To Tennis Tourney
Dr. Hubert Eaton, president of the American Tennis Association, said the 1968 national tournament will be held at Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio, Aug 16 21. More than 39 players will compete in 14 events.
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N.C
Hubert Eaton
American Tennis Association
Central State College
Wilberforce
Ohio
Angels Reliever Bob Lee Praised as Best In Game
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Bob Lee appeared in 44 games last season and drew high praise from manager Bill Rigney who called him the best relief pitcher in the game.
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Bob Lee
Los Angeles Angels
Bill Rigney
Horton Hero For Detroit Triumph Over Minnesota
Willie Horton drove in three runs with a bases loaded walk and single as Detroit beat Minnesota 7 to 2. Mickey Lolich struck out 10 over six innings, aided by relievers Pleis Fox and Stigman. George Thomas added with a sacrifice fly, while Zoilo Versalles, Joe Nossek and Tony Oliva provided Minnesota’s offense.
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Mickey Lolich
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Bob Allison
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Zoilo Versalles
Joe Nossek
Tony Oliva
Lolich
Versalles
Kirkland Zim Power Senators In 12-7 Win Over Red Sox
Willie Kirkland hit a three run homer and Don Zimmer added a three run double as Washington surged past Boston 12-7. Zimmer’s bases loaded double capped a five run eighth inning that broke a tight game after Kirkland’s early homer set the lead. Washington built a 3-0 cushion in the first before Boston answered with four in the bottom half. Conigliaro and Petrocelli homered for Boston, but the Senators pulled away late to snap a 4-4 tie.
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Willie Kirkland
Don Zimmer
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Zimmer
Senators
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Joe Cunningham
Ed Brinkman
Mike Brumley
Kirkland
Red Sox
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Rico Petrocelli
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Ortega
Kline
Morehead
Earley
Radatz
Ritchie
Tillman
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Baseball Matchups Listed Across League Schedule
New York at Houston Bruce totals 4 9 and Jackson 3 9 to face. Cincinnati Maloney 7 3 Tsitouris 5 4 travels to Milwaukee Bla singame 85 Sadowski 4 2. Chicago Broglio 1 4 and Jackson 4 10 visit St Louis Gibson $6 Simmons 4 8. Pittsburgh Veale 7 5 meets Los Angeles Drysdale 1 24. Philadelphia Culp 3 4 meets San Francisco Bolin 3 3 or Herbel 5 4.
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Jackson
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Veale
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Philadelphia
Culp
San Francisco
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Herbel
Baseball Scoreboard Mixed Results From Night Games
Summary of multiple baseball results across leagues including Milwaukee beating Cincinnati 2 1 Pittsburgh defeating Los Angeles 6 1 San Francisco routing Philadelphia St Louis 8 1 Chicago over Houston 2 0 and other score lines. Includes individual player notes Brunet Ford Kreutzer Ortega Wilson Lonborg J Miller Sparma Grant Nelson and others with various team matchups and yesterday’s results across New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Detroit Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Cleveland Jacksonville Syracuse Toledo Buffalo.
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Wilson
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Dartmouth Rugby Club completes unbeaten season with Harvard win
The Dartmouth Rugby Club finished 1963 season undefeated by beating Harvard 163 this spring, marking its sixth straight victory. Key players and exact dates not listed, but the streak and score reflect a dominant run for the team.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Rebels Triumph In Marion All Star Showdown
South all stars built a 15 point lead and held off the North to win 98 44 before 4000 plus at the Marion Coliseum. Dick Haucke Steve Howell Bob Arnzen combined for 55 points as the trio keyed rebound edge 53 57 for the South. Miller and Howell each had 14 15 points for the North with Don Carrel leading Marion Harding at 19 and Dan Obrovac adding 10 for Canton Central Catholic.
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Cincinnati
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Columbus
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Yankees
Howell
all-Ohio
Jeff Miller
Lima
Shawnee
Hamilton Raceway results first race summary at speedway
Race by race figures from Hamilton Raceway show Trot Lucky Louise winning the first heat in 2:10, with Miss Weda Jane second and Charming Billy third. Subsequent races list pace and trotting winners with payouts, times around 2:07 to 2:12, and a daily double payoff of 27.40.
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Lucky Louise
Darn Scott
Hope Mite
Kakalac
Sylstitch Captures Governor's Handicap at Suffolk Downs
In the Suffolk Downs Governor's Handicap for 11-16 males, the heavily favored Sylstitch, son of Needles, won by three lengths over Lou Pierisouis Arnold. The race finished in 1:44 1/5 with Hartley's Richmond Grays third, three lengths back. Payouts saw Louis Arnold return $2 and $22, while Richmond Grays paid $2.20 to show.
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Boston
Joseph Laccitiello
Slystitch
Suffolk Downs
Needles
Lou Pierisouis Arnold
Hartley
Richmond Grays
Louis Arnold
Affectionately Tops Vagrancy Handicap at Aqueduct
Affectionately carried 137 pounds to a narrow seven furlong victory in the $56,900 Vagrancy Handicap at Aqueduct, earning $38,285 for her sixth stakes win of the year. The 5 year old daughter of Swaps and Searcing ran 7 furlongs in 1 23, boosting her career earnings to $528,780 with 27 wins in 47 starts. Sought After paid $113 for second. Face the Facts was third.
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Aqueduct
Swaps
Searcing
Ethel D Jacobs
Affectionately
Whistling Sea Captures Queen's Plate at Woodbine
Whistling Sea won the Queen's Plate at Woodbine in Toronto, becoming the first western Canadian bred to win Canada’s premier race. The 5 year old colt, owned by Paul Olivier of Calgary and ridden by Tak INouye, led from the start and finished in 2.03.45 over 1 1/4 miles, with Flyalong second, Blue Men fourth, and Native Victory among the payout horses.
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Western Canada
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Blue Men Finshed
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Leroy Theodore Shuts Out Miami Carey 22-0 In City Softball Tourney
Leroy Theodore pitched a two hit shutout for Sorg Paper as they routed Miami-Carey 22 to 0 to open the City Softball Tournament. The double elimination event at East Side and Goldman Park featured 18 games with heavy tomorrow schedules and numerous high scoring routs among East Processing Ohio Bells and Huff’s Auto.
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Huff
Auto
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Side Diamonds
Goldman Park
AAU Track Meet Opens With International Field
The San Diego meet draws about 4000 athletes for two nights of competition as US hoping to join the team to face the Russians in the USSR July 31 to August 1. World record holder Ludvik Danek competes in discus while Gerry Lindgren and Peter Snell target the mile and six mile races amid pursuit of world marks.
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Calif
United States
Ussr
Ludvik Danek
USA
Washington State
Lindgren
Peter Snell
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Michel Jary
Frace
Jary
Snell
Auckland
N S Cage Tilt Goes To Marion
The 14 North South All-Star high school basketball classic was awarded to Marion for the third straight year. John Cabas coach at Salem High School and president of the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association announced Marion as the event host.
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Ohio
John Cabas
Salem High School
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Young Floyd Leads St. Paul Open as 54-Hole Leader
Raymond Floyd, 22, a pro tour veteran from St Andrews Illinois, shot six under par 65 to seize a 54-hole lead at the St Paul Open. He stands 12 under total 204 after three rounds, with Aaron at 202 and a crowded pack chasing. Floyd sank a 15-foot eagle putt on the 12th to highlight his round.
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Keller
Gene Littler
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Arnold Palmer
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Cupit
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Lionel Hebert
Bob Goalby
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Billy Martindale
Johnny Pott
Tom Batdorff
Dean Refram
Mann Seeks Home State Tourney Title in Maryland
Carol Mann of Towson Md. shot 69 to take a three stroke lead in the second round of the Lady Carling tournament at Turf Valley. Kathy Whitworth faltered early, then rallied with a 33 on the back nine to finish tied for second with Marlene Hagge after 36 holes.
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Ellicott City
Carol Mann
Veteran Victor In Decathlon Triumph at Gainesville
Veteran Phil Mulkey of Birmingham won the U S Track and Field Federation decathlon in Gainesville amid heavy rain and winds that disrupted the final events. Mulkey totaled 7008 points over two days, with his best mark a 135 foot discus throw. Florida sophomore Harry Winkler finished second with 671k points and Georgia’s Jimmy Rutland was third with 668.
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Phil Mulkey
Birmingham
U. S
Track and Field Federation
University of Florida
Harry Winkler
Jimmy Rutland
University of Georgia
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