Mann Leads by Three In Lady Carling Golf Meet
Carol Mann of Towson Md shot one under par to move three strokes ahead in the second round of the Lady Carling tournament at Turf Valley. She totaled 140 after 36 holes while Kathy Whitworth slipped to 143 and Marlene Hagge tied at 143.
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Barbara Cromack
Suzie Maxwell
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Cornelius
Margie Masters
Sybil Griffin
Beth Stone
Sandra McClinton
Marilynn Smith
Gloria Armstrong
Andy Cohn
Louise Suggs
Catherine Lacoste
Judy Torluemke
Althea Gibson
Judy Kimball
Law Pitches Pittsburgh By Dodgers, 6-1
Vernon Law pitched a three hitter to win his eighth straight as the Pirates defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-1. Law added three hits and a three run homer to fuel the Pittsburgh victory over the NL leaders. Bailey hit a homer for Pittsburgh, while Osteen and Parker provided the Dodgers' lone runs.
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Houston blanks Mets 2-0 behind Farrell five-hitter
Dick Farrell pitched five scoreless innings and Joe Morgan drove in both runs as the Houston Astros defeated the New York Mets 2-0. Charlie Smith had three hits, including an RBI double in the fifth. Farrell escaped a seventh-inning jam after two Mets singles, a sacrifice, and two strikeouts. Night game in Houston.
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Ed Kranepool
John Lewis
Harrelson Sees Big Power For A's First Baseman
NEW YORK AP Ken Harrelson of the Kansas City Athletics boasts he can be as good as Jimmy Foxx someday. The 23 year old Georgia native has grabbed the regular first base job after Jim Gentile was sold to Houston. He predicts about 15 homers and blames Yankee Stadium for his seventh homer of the season, saying Kansas City's park is too large for power hitters.
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Kirkland’s Three Run Homer Powers Senators Past Red Sox
Willie Kirkland hit a three run homer and Don Zimmer added a three run double as Washington beat Boston 12-7. Zimmer’s bases loaded double capped a five run eighth inning after the Senators erased a 6-6 tie. Kirkland opened the scoring with his first inning homer, Boston answered with four in the bottom of the frame.
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Johnson Brings In Two For Oriole Win In 14th
Orioles win 2 0 in Chicago as Johnson drives a two run double in the 14th after Aparicio and Adair reach. Peters labors through eight, Fisher suffers loss. Hall gets the win for Baltimore.
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Ralston Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Straight Sets
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California defeated Thomas Koch of Brazil 6-3 6-3 6-1 to join Allen Fox of Los Angeles and Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois in the Wimbledon men's singles quarterfinals. Roy Emerson and Cliff Drysdale delivered notable battles as Bristling contenders faded.
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Brazil
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Allen Fox
Los Angeles
U.S
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Richmond
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Roy Emerson
Australia
Fred Stolle
John Newcombe
Cliff Drysdale
Ken Fletcher
Bob Hewitt
Emerson
Stolle
Bob Howe
Riessen
Drysdale
Keith Diepraam
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Dennis Ralston
Nicola Pletrangell
Italy
Julie Heidman
New York
Robin Lioyd
Britain
Francoise Curr
France
Glenda Swan
South Africa
Robin Lesh
Ellie Krocke
Netherlands
Virginia Wade
Wilhelm Bungert
Christian Kuhnke
Germany
Gardnar Mulloy
Col. Sables
Fla
Tony Mills
Ham Richardson
Dallas
Mike Panaster
Bobby Wilson
Ted
Job Carmichael
Few McMillan
Neale Fraser
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Billy Knight
Tony Pickard
Bob Maud
Roger Moore
Herbert Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Richard Williams
Talbot Wins as Athletics Top Indians in KC
Fred Talbot and Don Messi combined on a 4 2 win for the Kansas City Athletics over the Cleveland Indians. Talbot pitched seven innings for his fifth win in nine decisions, blanking the Indians through five. A three run fourth inning rally gave KC the lead as Stange took the loss and the Athletics pulled away in the later innings.
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Pirates sign three picks from recent draft
The Pirates announced on Saturday the signing of three draft choices. Fred Patek of Seguin Texas an infielder Louis Marone of San Diego California a pitcher and Larry Killingsworth of North Long Beach California a pitcher will report to the Salem farm in the Appalachian League. No bonus details were disclosed.
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Salem
Kraft Paper Golf Tourney Plans Announced in Bastrop
The 31st Kraft Paper Golf Tournament will be at Morehouse Country Club on July 14 for amateurs only with over 3000 dollars in prizes. Entry limited to first 14 registrants for qualifying rounds of 18 holes medal play, with 16 low qualifiers in the championship flight.
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Crosby Shares In Meadow Court Win In Irish Derby
Crosby bought a one third stake in Meadow Court before the Irish Derby, which the American bred colt won by two lengths for $155,820. Meadow Court, grandson of Tom Fool, was owned by Max Bell before Crosby and Frank McMahon acquired shares. Convamore finished second and Wedding Present third. Meadow Court’s backers earned $140,000. Ballymarais led late as Meadow Court edged clear to win.
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