Chisox Sweep Senators in twinbill drama
Don Buford’s leadoff homer in the 10th gave the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 win and a sweep of a two night doubleheader over Washington. Chicago also won the opener 2-1 behind Juan Pizarro for his first 1969 win as Danny Cater and Ken Berry contributed key hits. Cater homered in both games.
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Don Buford
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Senators
Buford
Steve Ridzik
J.C. Martin
Eddie Fisher
Pizarro
Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Don Zimmer
Phil Ortega
Pete Ward
Tom McGraw
Danny Cater
Ken Berry
Cater
Chicago
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Robinson
Ward
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McCraw
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King
Skowron
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Loe
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Burhardt
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Locker
Hassle Over NCAA-AAU Control Continues
New York AP reports the NCAA extended a tentative plan to the AAU in a dispute over control of amateur sports. The AAU rejected it, centering on whether top college track stars will compete for the U.S. in Moscow. The NCAA proposes joint sanctioning while preserving each body's rights, inviting cooperative approval.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
America
AAU
United States
Ble
Moscow
Russia
Ranldy Matson
Jerry Lindgren
Bob Day
Larry Questad
Jerry Cerulla
Jon Reimer
San Diego
NCAA
USTFF
USTFI
Pirates Edge Giants On Pagliaroni Homer In 5-3 Win
Pirates beat the Giants 5-3 as Jim Pagliaroni hit a two run homer and Frank Carpin pitched four strong innings in relief. Willie Mays hit a three run homer for San Francisco, but Pittsburgh held on for their seventh straight victory and 19th in 21 games. Stargell and Clendenon contributed in the first inning with a run aided by a Stargell triple and a sac fly.
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Pittsburgit
Jim Pagliaroni
Frank Carpin
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Pirates
Willie Mays
Don Cardwell
Don Schwall
Cardwell
Len Gabrielson
Jim Davenport
Carpin
Jesus Alou
Mays
Willie McCovey
Bob ‘Bailey
Bill Virdon
Bill Hands
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Stargell
Little League Stars Lead Police in Northside Action
Mike Porter went 3-3 with 15 strikeouts to lift the Police Department past Green Brothers 81 in Northside play. Johnny Fatheree homered three times at Lion Stadium as KLIC fell 15-14 to Friendly Finance. Kellogg Lumber defeated Discount Center 15-2 behind Steven Poe. Day House Movers routed Mason and Pearson 13-0 in Fastside play. Three Way Finance edged Music 9-1 in Eastside action.
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Mike Porter
Green Brothers
Northside Action Police Dept
Green Bros
Porter
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J.b—Brown
Malone Forsythe Curb Market
Squire Shop
McElroy
Jones
Forsythe Curb
Miller
Lane
Freeman
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Friendly Finance
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Discount Center
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Poe
Burris
Valdez
Sission
Day House
Mason and Pearson
Mason-Pearson
Peace
Baxter
Greer
Tate
Three Way Finance
Whatley
King
LB Mathews
Beeson
Young Britisher Knocks Off Last Yank In Meet
In Porthcawl Wales nineteen year old Clive Clark of England defeated Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia to reach the final of the British Amateur Golf Championship Friday. He had earlier beaten Hyndman 3 and 2 in the morning quarter finals and then overcame fellow Englishman Martin Christmas 1 up.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Clive Clark
England
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Hyndman
Martin Christmas
Benny Hollis To Speak At Clinic For La. Coaches
Louisiana High School Coaches Association annual clinics set for August 2 to 6 in Baton Rouge feature basketball lectures August 2 and 3 by Tex Winter of Kansas State College and Louisiana coaches Benny Hollis of Neville High Billy Allgood of Louisiana College Alton Leggette of Holden and Frank Truitt of LSU Johnny Buck of Kinder and Jack Doland of Sulphur lead the football segment August 4 to 6 with USC and Mississippi State coaches McKay and Davis guiding sessions.
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Jack Doland
Sulphur High
West Monroe Dixie Youth swing leads First National Bank win
Glenn Barnes paced First National Bank with two doubles and a single to defeat Central Bank 8 to 4 as Barnes threw a nine strikeout win. Chris Sorinier led Central Bank with two hits.
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Glenn Barnes
First National Bank
Central Bank
West Monroe
Chris Sorinier
Barnes
First National
Ellis
McClendon
Mayes
Barkers
McLemores
Dennis Leehy
McLemore
Rod Nolan
Leehy
Caples
White
Cannon
Aarons 67 Tops Cleveland Open
Georgia pro Tom Aaron shot a four under par 67 to take the halfway lead at the $125,000 Cleveland Open in Cleveland. He stands 7 under par after 36 holes with a 135 total, two strokes ahead of defending champion Tony Lema and Gordon Jones.
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Gordon Jones
Jones
Cleveland
Tommy Aaron
Georgia
Aaron
Tony Lema
Orlando
Fla
Highland Park
Ken Venturi
Lema
Billy Casper
Casper
Dan Sikes
Bert Weaver
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Larry Mowry
Julius Boros
Don Stickney
Cas
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Tommy Bolt
Gardner Dickinson
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Randy Glover Mason Rudolph
Bob Keith
Jack Burke
Dick Sikes
Bruce Devlin
Bob Goalby
Homero Blancas
Howell Fraser
Larry Beck
Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
Billy Maxwell
Jack Rule
Bob Rosburg
Marty Furgol
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don January
Ken Still
Lionel Hebert
Chuck Courtney
Jackie Cupit
Jim Ferree
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Dick Rhyvan
Dick Lotz
Sam Snead
Johnny Bulla
Jay Hebert
Dave Ragan
Mike Souchak
Bob Ford
Roy Pace
Dave Stockton
Wright Garrett
Bob_Chries
Drysdale Shines In Dodgers 2-1 Win Over Mets
Don Drysdale pitched a four hitter and homered to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 past the New York Mets in front of 55,023 at Shea. Drysdale capped an eight inning blast off Warren Spahn, breaking a 1-1 tie and earning his 11th win. Roseboro added a fifth inning homer for LA while Joe Christopher and John Roseboro produced the Mets and Dodgers’ lone runs respectively.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Dodgers
Mets
Drysdale
Spahn
Johnny Lewis
Lewis
Joe Christopher
John Roseboro
Los Angeles
New York
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Hiller
T’cewski
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Gonder
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Johnson
Smith
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Ferrara
Baltimore
Boston
Jones
Brandt
Petroc
Liss
Sion Orsino
Schilling
Blair Ct
Bressoud
Roberts
Ryan
Siebern
Bennett
Haddix
Lamabe
Miller
Horton
Malzone
Mara Baltimore
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Aparicio
Orsino's Homer Lifts Orioles Past Bosox 5-4
In Boston, Stu Miller saved Harvey Haddix’s strong relief with a late strikeout and John Orsino’s two run homer in the fourth powered Baltimore to a 5-4 win over Boston. Mantilla led off with a single and a walk ended Haddix’s relief stint.
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Boston
Stu Miller
Harvey Haddix
John Orsino
Miller
Felix Mantilla
Haddix
Tony Conigliaro
Orsino
Orioles
Robin Roberts
Lennie Green
Luis Aparicio
Mantilla
Lee Thomas
Holland Gillis Lead Class B All State Pitchers
Ronnie Holland of Arcadia is the Class B outstanding player headlining the Louisiana Sports Writers Association all state team. Gene Gillis of Youngsville, Butch Roussell of Ridgewood, and Charles Dring of Simmsboro anchor the pitching staff, with Sistrunk named Coach of the Year and Colvin added as a versatile infield force.
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Stuart Hill
Louisiana Sports Writers’ Association
Ronnie Holland
Arcadia
Gene Gillis
Youngsville
Louisiana Sports Writer’s Association
Holland
Gillis
Butch Roussell
Ridgewood
Charles Dring
Simmsboro
Roussell
Dring
Melvin Sistrunk
Louisiana College
Dubach
Donald Wayne Colvin
Richey Storms Into West of England Final in Bristol
Nancy Richey of Dallas ranked No. 1 in the United States dominated Justina Bricka of St. Louis 6-2 6-0 to reach the final round at the West of England tournament in Bristol, England.
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England
Nancy Richey
Dallas
United States
West of England
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
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