Cubs win streak to seven with 4-2 win over Phillies
Cubs stretch to seven straight behind a 4-2 victory over the Phillies as Leo Durocher rebuilds the lineup with youth. The win keeps Chicago atop the early pennant chatter while Curt Simmons or Ray Culp musting against Rick Wise in the two game series finale.
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Opdyke L L Drops Quad County Game to South Wilmington
A four run fourth inning powered South Wilmington Little League to a 1 se victory over Opdyke L L Monday night. Opdyke falls to 1 4 in Quad County play as Marty Cooper was charged with the loss and Will Kunkel provided relief in the fourth while Walking earned the win with eight strikeouts and one walk.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities Include Champs
In New York Pablo Lopez of Puerto Rico outpointed Angel Rivera. Walpole Pat Stapleton of Ireland KO'd Willie Jackson of Brooklyn in New Orleans Joe Brown of New Orleans outpointed Joe Barrientes of Dallas. In Quebec Albert Breau of Montreal outpointed Fernand Simard to win the Canadian junior welterweight title.
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Standings and Results From Major Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 43 wins and Cincinnati close behind at 42. Chicago and Pittsburgh follow, with San Francisco and Atlanta tied. Monday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 3 San Francisco 1. American League leaders Chicago 40 26 and Detroit 36 31, with New York and Minnesota close behind. Monday scores list New York 5 Kansas City 2 and Chicago 5 Baltimore 4 among others.
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Kaline Leads AL All Star Ticket Selections
Al Kaline of Detroit topped the American League ballot with 242 votes as Commissioner Eckert announced the All Star picks to face the National League July 11 in Anaheim. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson also led among repeats, with carew and Petrocelli earning first time selections. pitchers to be named later by Hank Bauer.
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Cosman Shuts Down Giants For Cards Win 3-1
St Louis edged San Francisco 3 1 as rookie Jim Cosman held the Giants to one run. Cosman drove in a run with a second inning single after a McCarver double and Spiezio single. Willie McCovey’s infield hit produced the lone Giants tally. Gaylord Perry took the loss. St Louis extends lead as Carlton prepares to face McCormick tonight.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Key leaders include Frank Robinson of Baltimore leading batting with .366 and 54 runs 59 RBIs and 84 hits. Harmon Killebrew tops home runs with 22, Cepeda hits and Aaron ties, while pitching leaders Horlen and Veale post strong 8 1 records and 9 2 lines. Joins include Brock Cle mente Campaneris and Williams among others with high totals in hits doubles and steals.
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Dodgers blank Reds as Osteen nets 10th win
Yesterday's Stars PITCHING Claude Osteen of the Dodgers threw a five hit shutout for his 10th victory of the season as Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 3 to 0. BATTING Ken Berry of the White Sox delivered a two run single with two out in the ninth, lifting Chicago to a 5-4 win over Baltimore. Southpaw Steve Barber of the Orioles wears No 13 on his uniform.
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Panthers dominate Tigers 8 1 at McKinley Park
Cheshareck and Anderson each homer and two hits lead Cheshareck's Panthers past Brooks' Tigers 8 to 1. Cheshareck pitches six innings with 12 strikeouts and two walks. Mark Brooks takes loss with ten strikeouts. Peterson adds two hits and scores. Panthers and Cougars lead Little League standings at 2-1.
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Cardinals Rout Giants as Enger Hits Two Homers in 11 3 Win
Ken Enger belted two home runs to power the Cardinals to an 11 3 victory over Har seim's Giants. The win gives the Cards a 3 0 record while the Giants fall to 2 1. Tom Karlin took the loss after Enger's second homer.
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Enerson Tops Dummitt as Pinder Brown Hit Homers
Enerson toppled Dummitt 23 to 12 with Rick Pinder and Don Brown homering for the victors. Captain Mike Enerson earned the win. In the other minor league game Coil defeated Bobbitt.
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Turbocar restrictions set by USAC stir controversy
USAC narrowed turbine engine rules effective Jan 1 1968 limiting air intake to 15 square inches reducing STP Turbocar power from about 550 to 480 hp. Andy Granatelli blasted the move as political bias while Parnelli Jones backed the decision noting the car's edge diminished. USAC president Thomas W. Bisford said directors favored the change.
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Campers See Deep Joy in Country Travel and Camp Style
Alec Gibson promotes camping as a way to truly meet people and see the country. He says campers form closer ties with locals and gain access to places tourists in motels never reach.
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Pasarell Shocks Wimbledon Crowd in Opening Match
Charlie Pasarell, a 23 year old Puerto Rican, upset defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-3 2-6 8-6 to inaugurate Wimbledon. The upset marks the first first round dethroning since 1867 and positions Pasarell as a potential title contender. Santana praised Pasarell’s future impact as a rising threat on the grass.
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