Hart caps Giants win with three-run homer after six errors
Jim Hart delivered a two-run homer in the seventh lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds led 3-2 on an unearned run in the sixth as errors by Hart and Hal Lanier fueled the rally. Willie Mays was absent with flu. Ray Sadecki opposed Gary Nolan in front of a sellout crowd.
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Reds
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Tony Cloninger
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Hal Lanier
Cloninger
Woody Woodward
Alex Johnson
Ron
Hunt
Jack Hiatt
Hiatt
Bobby Bonds
Frank Johnson
Ty Cline
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Ray Sadecki
Gary Nolan
Baseball Standings and Friday Box Scores from St. Louis to San Francisco
The table lists team records and percentages for W L Pet across major clubs including St. Louis Atlanta San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Chicago Houston and more. Friday results show St Louis 9 Chicago 5 and Houston 7 New York 2 with other games. Upcoming games are scheduled in St Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Sunday matchups Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Minnesota Baltimore California Washington Cleveland Boston Oakland New York two games listed twilight.
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New York
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Atlanta
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Cincinnati
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M.jones
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Perez
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Perry
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Indianapolis
Perez Tulsa
Hawaii
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Spokane
San Diego
Phoenix
Vancouver
Portland
Denver
Pipers Move ABA Championship Team to Minnesota
Gabe Rubin owner of the Pittsburgh Pipers announces the ABA champion will relocate to Minneapolis St Paul for the upcoming season. William J Erickson buys 50 percent and will run the team while serving as ABA counsel previously. Minnesota pro teams and strong fan support contrast with weak Pipers attendance.
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Slower Track Fewer Records at Olympic Trials
LA AP The 1968 Olympic trials in Mexico City will be held at Memorial Coliseum with several veterans expected to compete in the 100 and 200 meters. World record hopes fade from Sacramento, as Charlie Greene Ronnie Ray Smith Jim Hines and Tommie Smith headline, while Payton Jordan will select 6 to 10 athletes for Lake Tahoe drills. Injuries force absence by Ryan Flowers Davenport as trials hinge on first three finishers securing trips to the final camp.
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Tommie Smith
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U.S
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Jordan
Stanford
Lake Tahoe
Jim Ryan
Richmond Flowers
Willie Davenport
Driscoll Dies Former Bears Coach and Hall of Fame Player
John Paddy Driscoll, 73, ex Chicago Bears coach and Pro Football Hall of Fame member, died late Friday at Illinois Masonic Hospital after a June 20 admission for a leg ailment. He had been expected to be released soon.
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John “Paddy’ Driscoll
Chicago Bears
Professional Football Hall of Fame
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Driscoll
49ers Acquire Hays from Cowboys
The San Francisco 49ers obtained linebacker Harold Hays from the Dallas Cowboys for a future NFL draft pick.
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San Francisco 49Ers
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Pirates Triumph Over Phillies In Bunning Showdown
Jim Bunning and Woody Fryman dueled for the first time this season but Bunning’s Pirates beat Philadelphia 10-1. Bunning struck eight, drove in three with a double and single, earning his first win since May 6 as Pittsburgh’s reshaped rotation gains ground.
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Philadelphia
Pirates
Jim Bunning
Bunning
Woody Fryman
Phillies
Houston
New York
Mets
Angel Boss May Forget About Bunt
Angels win 4-3 over the Senators in 11th inning without using bunts as Rigney’s calls fail four times. Fregosi hits a three run homer in the first game. Mincher drives in the eighth. Twins beat Baltimore 5-2 as Harmon Killebrew ends a 16 game drought with his 13th homer. Tigers rally to top White Sox 5-4 behind Ken Berry and Norm Cash homers.
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Washington
Senators
Angels
Jim Fregosi
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Baltimore
Detroit
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Cleveland
Boston
Chuck Hinton
Don Mincher
Mincher
Darold Knowles
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
Angel
Hinton
Fregosi
Mike Epstein
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Twins
Mickey Stanley
Tigers
White Sox
Pete Ward
Norm Cash
Ken Berry
Beck Champion On Birdie Putt
Bruce Beck rolled in a seven foot birdie putt to win the Mid-American Junior Golf Championship. He claimed the title Friday with a one up victory in 19 holes over Greg Hamilton of Mansfield.
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Ohio
Bruce Beck
Parma
Beck
Holtes
Greg Hamilton
Archer Sets Sights On Top Putter Title At Cleveland Open
George Archer, 6-foot-6, leads the Cleveland Open after a six-under par 66 in round two to reach 135 for 36 holes. Tommy Aaron is one stroke back, with Roberto Devicenzo and Dave Stockton two behind. Archer seeks the season's best putter title while chasing the lead and a $22,000 first prize.
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Bob Charles
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New Orleans
Lakewood Country Club
Aaron
Roberto Devicenzo
Dave Stockton
Devicenzo
Stockton
Pam Higgins Captures Ohio Women's Amateur Golf Title
Pam Higgins, 22, of Columbus won the Ohio Women's Amateur Golf crown at Plum Brook Country Club, defeating Lida Fee Matthews of Portsmouth 4 and 3 after 36 holes. Higgins sank a four-foot birdie putt on the 33rd hole and quipped about driving-for-show, ending the championship with a strong short game.
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Ohio
Pam Higgins
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Plum Brook Country Club
Lions Trade Robb From Cardinals for Clark
The Detroit Lions obtained defensive end Joe Robb from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for linebacker Ernie Clark.
Beban Leads West Past East in All-America Clash
UCLA star Gary Beban silenced critics with 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two TDs guiding the West to a 34 20 victory over the East in the eighth annual Coaches All America game. Ken Dyer and Rick Eber TDs helped seal win as Beban earned MVP honors.
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Sessive Megeea
Chicago
Washington Redskins
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Ken Dyer
Tulsa
Rick Eber
Jimmy Smith
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Bengals sign Vanderbilt quarterback Gary Davis
Cincinnati Bengals announce the signing of Gary Davis, 22, a 6 foot 2 inch, 205 pound quarterback from Vanderbilt. He completed 60 of 180 passes for 844 yards and five touchdowns last season.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Gary Davis
Vanderbilt
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Bengals
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Oberlin High
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University of Cincinnati
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Tennessee A. & I
Pride Sets Record at Roosevelt Dexter Cup Trot
Nevele Pride, a 3-year-old colt, won Roosevelt Raceway's Dexter Cup Trot in a stakes record 2 02 1/5. The victory marked his 12th straight win in the racing oval feature held Thursday night.
Bulls Sign 7 Foot Center Dave Newmark From Columbia
Chicago adds 7 foot rookie Dave Newmark from Columbia to a three year contract. Team aims to bolster frontcourt as it looks to improve in the coming season.
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Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Dave Newmark
Columbia
NFL Talks Quiet Amid Possible Strike by Players
Detroit scene at Pine Lake Country Club where NFL owners and representatives met with John Gordy about player grievances. Gordy hinted a statement may follow, while Lombardi criticized the secrecy. Players seek higher salaries including 500 per exhibition and pension contributions, with ownerships rebutting the costs.
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Associated Press
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