Cubs Top Phillies as Hundley Steady Behind Plate
Cubs ride Randy Hundley’s steady catching to a six game win streak with Bill Hands and Joe Niekro each delivering strong starts in a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. Earl Battey’s two run triple sparks Twins to a 3-1 victory over the White Sox, with Tommie John taking the loss.
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Associated Press
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Cecil Randolph
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Chicago Cubs
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Bill Hands
Joe Niekro
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Niekro
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Roy Campanella
Wes Westrum
Giants
Cecil
Philadelphia
Minnesota Twins
Earl Battey
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Battey
Jim Merritt
Sox
Tommy John
Baltimore
Jim O’toole
Bruce Howard
Oriole
Pete Richert
Colorado Student Wins NCAA Golf Championship
Hale Irwin a Colorado marketing student won the 70th NCAA golf title at Shawnee Inn Golf Course. He struggled in the final round a seven over par 79 but held a two stroke edge over a three way tie for second. Irwin finished 286 for the four rounds, surpassing Bunky Henry Ross Randall and Robert Drue Johnson who ended at 288.
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Delaware
Hale Irwin
University of Colorado
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Lawson Little
Charley Coe
Bobby Jones
Bob Murphy
Florida
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Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
R.H. Sikes
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Shawnee Inn
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Georgia Tech
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San Jose State
Robert Drue Johnson
Arizona State
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Standings and results from the National League
The Associated Press lists NL standings led by St Louis with 42 wins and 24 losses and Cincinnati at 42-29. Chicago 38-28, Pittsburgh 35-30. Results from Saturday include New York 9 Atlanta 5 and Chicago 3 Houston 2. Sunday's scores feature Philadelphia 6 St Louis 4 and Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 1.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Weekend Hockey Scores Hit High Scoring Totals
Saturday results show Chicago 5 Minnesota 2 Kansas City 2 California 1 Cleveland 3 Boston 2 Washington 8 Baltimore 3 New York 4 Detroit 3 Baltimore 8 Washington 3 New York 3 Detroit 2 Boston 8 Cleveland 3 Minnesota 3 Chicago 1 California 4 Kansas City 3. Upcoming games include New York at Kansas City North, Chicago at Baltimore North, Boston at Minnesota North, Washington at California North, New York at Kansas City North, with two twi night events and Cleveland at Detroit North.
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California
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
WEG Meamas
Chicago
Washington
Lock Powers Phillies to Doubleheader Sweep of Cardinals
Don Lock driven in six runs with six hits including two home runs guiding Philadelphia to a 6-4 and 10-4 doubleheader sweep over St. Louis. Carlidals’ Orlando Cepeda and Bob Tolan hit solo shots as St Louis extended a seven game streak slump, while Jim Bunning won the opener before Dick Hall finished.
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Don Lock
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Cincinnati
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Billy Cowan
Phils
John Callison
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Tolan
Cepeda
Tolan
Jim Bunning
Dick Hall
Big Ten Stars Made Pacers' Training Camp Cut
Indiana Pacers trim 48 hopefuls to 15 after a five day rookie camp at Camp Atterbury. Key players retained include Jim Dawson Matt Aitch Bob Netolicky Larry Humes Walt Sahm George Peeples and others. Dawson Humes backcourt Aitch forward Netolicky center. Six exhibitions planned and season opener October 14.
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Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
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Big Ten
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Drake
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Larry Humes
Evansville
Walt Sahm
Notre Dame
George Peeples
Iowa
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Butler
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LaSalle
Gerry Jones
Bob Purkhiser
Purdue
Roger Brown
Dayton
Bobby Edmonds
Tennessee State
Ron Kozlicki
Northwestern
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Loyola
Craig Dill
Michigan
Dawson
Humes
Aitch
Netolicky
Stoven
Indiana
State Fairgrounds
Opdyke Minors top Seneca 5 4 in pitcher duel
Opdyke Minor League duo Bornamen and Fanin combined for a six hitter to beat Seneca 5 to 4. Bornamen struck out 12 over six innings, Fanin K’d two in seven innings of mop up duty. Sampson took the loss for Seneca after 12 strikeouts. Ronnie Ehtrevoog hit the only triple, while Austin and Bentz added doubles for Seneca.
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Dave Fanin
Opdyke
Seneca
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Fanin
Sampson
Ronnie Ehtrevoog
Austin
Bentz
John Bench Tops Bisons' Prospects as IL Catcher
John Bench, touted as a future Cincinnati catcher, is the Buffalo Bisons' top prospect in the International League, praised as the No. 1 receiver by scouts and team officials.
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John Bench
Cincinnati
Buffalo Bisons
Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open After Five-Year Wait
Gardner Dickinson captured the Cleveland Open title with a final score of 271 nine under par, earning 20,700 dollars. Teammates and rivals like Miller Barber Homero Blancas and Tommy Aaron chased him as Nicklaus Brewer and others trailed in a crowded leaderboard at Aurora Country Club. Dickinson credited coach Tony Penna and mentor Ben Hogan for support during a long breakthrough season.
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Gardner Dickinson
Florida
Dickinson
Tony Penna
Penna
Palm Beach
Fla
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Ariz
Ben Hogan
Aurora Country Club
Miller Barber
Homero Blancas
Tommy Aaron
Jerry Edwards
Allen Henning
Phil Rodgers
Lou Graham
Watson captures Missouri State Amateur Golf title
Tommy Watson, 17, of Kansas City, won the Missouri State Amateur Golf championship by defeating Rodney Horn 4 and 3 in a 36 hole final.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Tommy Watson
Kansas City
Rodney Horn
Miss Mann Wins Buckeye Savings Ladies Pro Golf Title
Carol Mann captured the $21 000 Buckeye Savings Ladies Pro Golf Tournament at Clovernook with a final round 69 to finish 9 under par at 207. She led Clifford Ann Creed by four strokes after Creed bogeyed on 14 while Mann played it safe and birdied 17. Creed finished 211, Sandra Haynie tied for third at 216.
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Carol Mann
Buckeye Savings
Miss Mann
Clifford Ann Creed
Miss Creed
Clovernook Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Shady Lane Farm Operated by Mrs Doug Las F Stewart
Shady Lane Farm in Ocala Florida is operated by Mrs Doug Las F Stewart, detailing ownership of a local agricultural property.
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Shady Lane Farm
Ocala, Fla
Douglas F. Stewart
Pasarell to Face Santana in Wimbledon Open First Round
Pasarell, the Puerto Rican fourth-ranked U S player, meets Spain's Manuel Santana in the opening match on center court at Wimbledon. Santana is the defending champion and one of the favorites, while Emerson and Bowrey were upset at Queen's Club leading into the tournament. The United States has no seeded men for the event. The two-week tournament runs to July 8 with the singles final July 7.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Charlie Pasarell
U.S
Santurce
Spain
Manuel Santana
Pasarell
Roy Emerson
Australia
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Santa
Queen’s Club
Santana
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Tom Okker
Bowrey
Ray Moore
United States
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Ecuador
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Ronald Barnes
Brazil
Graebner
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
Monmouth Park Trainer J Bowes Bond Tops Winners List
J Bowes Bond led Monmouth Park trainers last year with 19 winners, dominating the meet and setting a high standard for the stable.
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J. Bowes Bond
Monmouth Park
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