Tigers blast Orioles as Wilson wins sixth straight
Earl Wilson, traded from Boston to Detroit, earned his 10th win since the trade and his sixth consecutive victory in a 9-4 Detroit triumph over Baltimore. Frank Robinson slugged his 38th homer, with Kaline and Northrup also homering.
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Koufax Earns 20th Victory In 4-1 Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax, sidelined by an arthritic elbow, received cortisone and pitched Los Angeles to a 4-1 victory over St. Louis. The ace’s performance improved after the injection as he handed the Cardinals their defeat.
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Wall Victor Ia Insurance City Open By TOM HARRIGAN
Art Wall Jr. wins the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield CC with 18 under par 266 after a wire to wire title run. Wes Ellis Jr. finishes second two strokes back, while Billy Casper and George Archer tie for third. Arnold Palmer struggles on greens ending with a 77.
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Average age and stats of perfect game bowler
Analysis of 10,600 ABC games shows 300 approved contests with the perfect bowler averaging 34 years old, a 188 scoring average, and 11 years of experience. The data highlights performance patterns among top players.
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Explorers 38 9 Winners Over Grand Rapids
Joliet Explorers win 38 to 9 over Grand Rapids Blazers in Memorial Stadium exhibition. Webb passes for 153 yards, Neal makes two TD catches, Williams runs for 88 yards, Honer adds three PATs and a field goal. Season opener vs Peoria Pekin cancelled.
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Cleveland Browns Rout Falcons in Atlanta Exhibition
Cleveland Browns crushed Atlanta 42-3 before 48 548 fans as Blanton Collier urged patience with the new era. Other NFL exhibitions saw Dallas stun Green Bay 21-3 and New York top Detroit 17-7. Don Meredith connected twice with Bob Hayes as Dallas beat Green Bay in front of 75 504 at the Cotton Bowl.
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Huskies Pitcher Tony Berrigamin Tosses Second No-Hitter
Sault Ste. Marie Huskies right-hander Tony Berrigamin, 19, twirled a second no hitter in three days as MLB scouts from the Mets Cardinals and Tigers watched him closely during the Thursday night performance.
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Four World Marks Set at AAU Outdoor Swim Meet
At the 16th National AAU Outdoor Championships in Lincoln, Burton and Caretto set world records in the 1500 meter freestyle. Santa Clara swimmers Don Schollander Pokey Watson and Claudia Kolb led with five golds each as nine world marks were set and 22 of 30 meet records fell. Burton’s 16 41.6 as a UCLA sophomore topped the previous world mark by 10 seconds.
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Country Club Golf Tourney results at Morris County Club
Unofficial finals yielded champions in both men and women divisions. Pete Trucano won the championship with 226 strokes, while Wilman Tibbitts led women with 272. A flight sees Ed Monahan top with 246, and B flight winner Beau Brummel carded 253.
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Buckpasser Wins Travers and Joins Millionaire Club
Buckpasser at 1-5 odds won the Travers Stakes at Saratoga in a dramatic stretch drive by Braulio Baeza. The 3 year old equaled the track record 2:01 5 for 1 1?4 miles, earning first money of 53 690 and pushing career earnings to 1 038 369 to join the elite millionaire group headlined by Kelso and others.
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Giant reunion at U S Open spot sparks memories
Eddie Brannick secretary of the San Francisco Giants enjoyed a perfect view from The Olympic Club clubhouse during the final round of the U S Open. Joe Omego in red blazer served as security in charge. Orengo, ex Giants infielder, also present. he played 366 ML games and later worked in San Francisco car sales. Sixteen former Michigan State athletes are on NFL rosters this year.
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Opdyke Loses Twice in South Wilmington Invitational
Opdyke Minor League team closes season with an 11-8 defeat to Seneca as Bill Peterson gains the win and Bud Bornaman the loss. Channa han defeats South Wilmington 6-1 with Don Meyers winning. Opdyke then falls 7-6 in consolation to South Wilmington. Channahan wins title 10-8 over Seneca with Meyers earning the win. Peterson also credited in Opdyke’s outhit but RBI woes persist.
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Opdyke Little Leaguers Win 3rd in South Wilmington Tourney
The Opdyke team captured third place by defeating Odell 20 to 19 in the South Wilmington Little League Tournament. Opdyke had 20 runs on 14 hits with 6 errors while Odell posted 19 runs on 13 hits and 6 errors. Winning pitcher Bill Ryder defeated Duane Wolf. Denny Egeland relieved Ryder in the seventh with a man on third and no outs. Earlier Opdyke lost 7-6 to Ransom. Mike Brewster won and Egeland took the loss. The tourney opened with South Wilmington beating Odell 10-4. Frank Lardi was the winning pitcher and Don Vogt the loser. The championship game was rained out and rescheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Bunning Praises Beautiful Park Near Shea Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning called the park nearby Shea Stadium beautiful while recalling his 1964 perfect game start at the Mets’ home. He noted the exterior looked drab, but it stirred memories of retiring all 27 Mets in that historic game.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From The Week
Baseball standings show Baltimore 8 Detroit 3 Chicago 4 Cleveland 1 California 5 Washington 4 New York 8 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 Boston 2 with 10 innings noted. Sunday results include Detroit 9 Baltimore 4 and Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Bill Doehrman of Fort Wayne Ind has competed in 56 consecutive ABC tournaments.
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