Cincinnati Rally Tops Astros in Sevens Rally
Pete Rose Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich homered in the seventh as the Cincinnati Reds erased a deficit to beat the Houston Astros 10 to 7. Floyd Robinson and Vada Pinson opened the rally with singles before Rose's sixth homer tied the game and Perez doubled with Johnson homering again.
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Cinnnati
Pete Rose
Deron Johnson
Don Pavietich
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Floyd Robinson
Vada
Pinson
Rose
Claude Raymond
Don Wilson
Tony Perez
Johnson
Pavletich
Homer Puts Braves Past Giants 5 3
Atlanta pitchers Ken Johnson and Denis Menke spark the Braves to a 5 3 win over the Giants. Johnson allowed the first 14 batters before Ollie Brown singled in the fifth. Brown hit his 11th homer of the season and Jack Hiatt added a solo shot in the eighth. Reliever Jerry Arrigo earned the victory as Atlanta ran its win streak to four.
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Atlanta
Denis Menke
Ken Johnson
San Francisco
Menke
Giants
Mike McCormick
Joe Torre
Ollie Brown
Brown
Johnson
Jack Hiatt
Jim Hart
Phil Nickro
Hart
McCormick
Gary Geiger
Mangum Leads State Amateur With Two Under Par 141
Jim Mangum former champion fired a 69 and 72 for a 141 to seize the 36 hole lead and earn medal at the Louisiana amateur in Covington. Shirley Picard remains in contention with 142 while Wayne Peddy stands third at 144. others include Tommy Wulff 145 and Clayton Cole 146.
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Covington
Jim Mangum
Mangum
New Orleans
Shirley Picard
Lafayette
Picard
Covington Club
Wayne Peddy
Northeast Louisiana State
West Monroe
Peddy
Clayton Cole
Monroe
Cole
Tommy Wulff
Metairie
Wulff
Bob Hartquist
Clyde Nash
Vic Mitchell
William Harris
Jim Maum
Tommy Wvitt
Metairie Mor
Robert Coxe
Hilman Cox
Cov
Johnny Foreman
Serve Smith
Charles Kennon
Shreve
Majors
David Marchman
Mon
Jack Clement
N.ommy Love
Larry King
Bill Serves
Russell Ogilvie
John Ue
Pilney
Met i
David Coor
N.O
Paul Henslee
Franklin
William Rose
Ioe Marino
Les
William Jourdan
An Ye
William Kentzel
Jerry Sayres
McHale Miller
Rank Brame
Alexer
Latyrbd
Nson Ramsay
Terry Y Prym
Hai Vowerd
Mike Keck
Jim McDaniel
Stokes McConnell
B.R
Auburn To Vie for NCAA Title
Auburn advances to the College World Series in Omaha with a 29-7 season mark after a 6-5 13 inning win over Clemson. Rider College of Trenton defeats St Johns to reach the finals alongside Oklahoma State Arizona State Ohio State. Rider meets Boston College while Auburn faces Ohio State, with Stanford Houston opening action and Oklahoma State Arizona State scheduled.
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Omaha
Neb
Oklahoma State
Arizona State
Ohio State
Rider College of Trenton
N.J
St. Johns
Broncos
Auburn
Clemson
Scotty Long
Rider
Boston College
Stanford
Houston
Brazil Beats Italy to Reach Davis Cup Final
Brazil clinched a spot in the Group B European Zone final by winning the doubles to take a 3-0 lead over Italy in their semifinal. In Paris South Africa led France 2-0 while England and Spain split singles in Eastbourne. Italy’s Koch and Mandarino won the decisive doubles in Naples.
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Associated Press
Brazil
Italy
South Africa
France
Paris
England
Spain
Eastbourne
Russia
Chile
Moscow
Naples
Thomas Koch
Edison Mandarino
Giordano Maioli
Vittorio Crottas
Bob Hewitt
Cliff Drysdale
Hewitt
Francois Jauffret
Drysdale
Pierre Darmon
Manuel Santana
Mike Sangster
Roger Taylor
Jose Arilla
Glassboro trips Grambling 2-1 in NAIA tourney
Glassboro State N J beat Occidental and Grambling 2-1 in the losers bracket. Ken Lang threw a four hitter against Occidental and a 10 strikeout game versus Grambling, advancing Glassboro to the finals against unbeaten New Mexico Highlands who led 5-4 in the tourney.
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ST. Joseph
Glassboro
Grambling
Twins Name Cal Ermer as New Twins Manager
Minnesota president Calvin Griffith fires Sam Mele and promotes Cal Ermer to manage the Twins. Ermer, 42, comes from the Denver Triple A club after 2½ seasons, replacing Mele amid a season with mixed results and a late bid to finish strong. Mele, 45, had led the club for six years.
Mele’s Twins Era Ends as Griffith Publishes Decision
The World reports manager Mele was dismissed after a slow start by the Twins, with Mele recounting his career including 522 victories and 431 losses. He had faced pressure since last season after clashing with pitching coach Johnny Sain and other staff. Griffith confirmed the move Friday, ending a tenure marked by coaching stints in Washington and a long playing career in minor and major leagues.
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Mele
Twins
Baltimore
Lavagetto
I Griffith
Washington
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Griffith
Associated Press
Johnny Sain
Sain
Billy Martin
Martin
Hal Naragon
Jim Lemon
Naragon
Detroit
Early Wynn
Jerry Zimmerman
Sophomore Turfer Stars Enter 51 In Four Rich Races
Top 3-year-olds like Damascus Dr Fager and Proud Clarion sit out as 51 sophomores ship for four major events led by the Mother Goose at Aqueduct where Fur Sail seeks a double in the New York Triple Crown series. Disciplinarian runs in Swaps and Michigan Derby with topweights. Bobby Hull led NHL scorers with 52 goals and 23 assists, Stan Mikita's 62 assists lead in points.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Damascus
Dr. Fager
Proud Clarion
E.K. Thomas
Fur Sail
Aqueduct
New York
Furl Sail
Quillo Queen
Pepperwood
Acorn
Hazel Park
Hollywood Park
Arlington Park
Orphan
Olympia Site
Ruben
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Stan Mikita
Washington Sells Harrelson To Kansas City In Cash Deal
Washington announces Ken Harrelson has been sold to the Kansas City Athletics in a straight cash deal. No price is disclosed. Casey Cox is recalled from Hawaii and will join the Senators during their series with the Red Sox, likely Saturday.
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Washington
Harrelson
Kansas City
Washington Senators
Ken Harrelson
The
Kan
Sas City Athletics
Senators
Boston
Casey Cox
Hawaii
Red Sox
Mike Epstein
Baltimore
Epstein
Dick Nen
Gil Hodges
Frank Bertaina
Pete Richert
Associated Press
Mann Qualifies For Finals In NAIA 120-Yard Hurdles
Roger Mann of Northeast Louisiana State ran 14.0 seconds to reach the finals of the NAIA 120-yard high hurdles at the 16th annual track meet in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Leon Coleman of Winston-Salem was also in the event.
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Mann
Naia
Sioux Falls
S. D
Roger Mann
Northeast
Louisiana State
Leon Coleman
Winston-Sa
Major League Friday Results and Night Matchups
Baseball scores show Cincinnati topping Chicago 10-7 and New York over Atlanta 6-2 with San Francisco and Los Angeles ending tied. Night games include Houston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Atlanta among others. Track finalists feature Van Nelson leading the six mile win and top sprinters contesting the 13.8 13.9 seconds semifinals.
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Cincinnati
Jon
Chi
New York
Hecate
Atlanta
Oe Nacisco
St. Louis
Los Aapeles
Houston
Giusti
Queen
St Buy
Seaver
Denehy
Philadelphia
Wise
Pittsburgh
O'Dell
San Francisco
Perry
Cloninger
Kansee City
Cleveland
Ren’ York
Chicago
Pesuerrs
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Washington
Pascual
Boston
Stange
O'Toole
Peters
Tillotson
Baltimore
Dillman
Phoebus
Kaat
Boswell
Kansas City
Nash
Wilcan
Will Kite
National League
Los Angeles
Mantle and Foldberg Reach Dallas Junior Golf Finals
In Dallas the Dallas Junior Golf Tournament saw 14 year old Mick Mantle son of a Yankee star lose 3 and 2 in the championship flight while 15 year old Hank Foldberg son of a former Texas A&M coach won his second flight match 5 and 4. Both boys go by their famous fathers' first names.
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Dallas, Tex
Mickey Mantle
Hank Foldberg
Dallas
Mantle
New York Yankee
Foldberg
Texas A&m
McGee Captures Cajun's Feature Racing Night
Wayne McGee won the Cajun Raceway feature Friday night with Vester Dean Burl McGee Fred Die Cook and Joe Mike Cook following. Freddie Cook claimed the fast trophy and fast heat with Joe Mike Cook and Red Futch second in the heat. Dean won the consolation and Wisden Helderman led the slow heat with Talmadge Jackson and Burl McGee close behind.
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Wayne McGee
Vester Dean
Burl McGee
Freddie Cook
Joe Mike Cook
Longview
Tex
Red Futch
Dean
Wisden Helderman
Talmadge Jackson
South Africa Takes 2-0 Lead Over France in Davis Cup
South Africa won both singles matches to move 2-0 ahead of France in the Davis Cup European Zone Group B semifinal. Bob Hewitt defeated Francois Jauffret 6-1 6-1 4-6 9-7, while Cliff Drysdale beat Pierre Darmon 6-1 6-2 6-1.
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Paris
South Africa
France
Bob Hewitt
Francois Jauffret
Cliff Drysdale
Pierre Darmon
Polk-A-Dot Farm Owned by Harold H Polk in Middleburg
Polk-A-Dot Farm in Middleburg Virginia is owned by Harold H Polk. The note identifies the property and owner in a concise county record style.
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Middleburg, Va
Harold H. Polk
Orioles Spoil Ermer Debut With Twins
Frank Robinson drove in four runs with a three run homer and a double as Baltimore beat Minnesota 11 to 2 in Cal Ermer’s managerial debut for the Twins. Boog Powell homered as the Orioles exploded for four in the sixth inning to seal the win in St Paul Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Minnesota
Twins
Cal Ermer
Ermer
Denver
Calvin Griffith
Sam Mele
Robinson
Curt Blefary
Rhcbi
Snyder Cf
Tovar
Mone Blair
Carew
Roan
Ore Rollins
Blefary
Killebrew Meee Frobinsn
Aileen If
Powell
Olivarf
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Aparicio
Battey
Rozavsky
Dchance
Etchebra
Rclark
Bela
Perry P Oace
McNally
Ollom
Drabosky
Valdspino
Odo Roland
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Zoilo Versalles
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Reds
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Bobb Lee
Jim Maloney
Jim Wynn
Perez
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Ed Mathews
Houston Cincinnati
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Pavietich
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Maloney
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Latman
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Lee
Schneider
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D.johnson
Rerbbso Wilson
Raymond
Malone Sid
Argo
Matoney
Staub
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E—Fuentes
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Sanfrancisco
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Hiett
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Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Chattanooga
Cesar Tovar
Jim Merritt
Jim Ollom
Dick Reese
Sandy Valdespino
Frank Quilici
Jim Roland
Ron Clark
Ted Uhlaender
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Elmer
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cookie Lavagetto
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Emporia State
Hak Road
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Bob Green
Texas Southern
Neil Smith
California Western
van Nelson
St. Cloud Minn
Nelson
Harvey Nairn
Southern University
William Miller
Clayton Kirk
Andy Thiel
Southeastern Louisiana
Grundy Harris
McGee
Cajun
Orioles
Spoil Ermer
E—O. Chance
Rallinss
Allison
Inson
TS McNally
D.chance
Gerry
B. Robinson
Pover
D. Masur and Sons
DeSiard
MGB America
Continental Motor Sales
North 16Th
Louisiana
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