Pirates Power to Spare Rampaging Bucs Bludgeon Cards 9-1
Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell fueled an eight run eighth inning as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 9-1. Clemente had three hits and Stargell added two as Pittsburgh extended June winning streak to six. Gibson struck out 12 in seven, but the Pirates rallied late. Bunning won his eighth straight for Philadelphia 5-1 over Cincinnati.
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Willie Stargell
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Matty Alou
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Jerry Lynch
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Bob Gibson
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Houston
Joe Morgan
Dave Nicholson
Astros
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Sonny Jackson
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al Ferrara
Jim Lefebvre
Atlanta
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Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Bunning
Phillies
Bil White
Cookie Rojas
Cards Pick Young Shortstop in Major Draft
Major league and minor league clubs completed rounds of player selections with Steve Chilcott and Reggie Jackson as top picks in the free agent draft. Among notable first-round choices, Kansas City took Jackson, and New York drafted Chilcott as bodies from Arizona State and Antelope Valley High prepare to graduate.
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Dick Devarney
Maine Oy
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Houston
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Boston
Ken Brett
Ef] Segundo
Jim Deneff
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Mesquite
Tex
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Harrison
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al Santorini
Union
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John Curtis
Smithtown
N.Y
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Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Oroville
Rick Knoikz
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Pittsburgh
Dick Hebner
Norwood
Mass
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Ted Parks
University of California
San Francisco
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Ingraham High
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Carlos May
Birmingham
Ala
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Greenfield
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Dawson
Night football slate features eight matchups across leagues
Chicago plays California while Kansas City meets Minnesota and Boston faces Detroit. New York clashes with Cleveland and Washington confronts Baltimore as twi night action unfolds across venues, shaping standings and player milestones tonight.
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Littler’s Open record stands as lone holding full 72 holes
The 1961 U S Open champion Gene Littler has played all 72 holes in every Open since his victory at Oakland Hills. He missed only once early in his career and then kept the full distance through St Louis 1963, 1964, and 1962 defenses, while other champions failed to survive the 36 or 72 hole tests. The Olympic Club hosts the 1966 Open with $150,000 total purse and $25,000 to the winner, featuring a par 70 Lakeside course at 6727 yards. Hogan Palmer Casper return as past champs with Fleck Venues and Player among Open regulars.
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Hornung and Lowe Raise Hopes as Pro Football Talks Continue
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle confirms secret meetings between NFL and AFL owners amid a brewing peace push. Hornung denies reports of defecting to the AFL while Lowe’s name surfaces in the player-raid controversy. Ladd signs with Houston. Gogolak’s move to the Giants follows. Possible common draft and antitrust considerations discussed.
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Houston
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Times Herald
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Werblin
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Pete Gogolak
Buffalo
New York Giants
Gogolak
Giants
Ladd
Joe Foss
al Davis
Dodgers add power as they beat Cubs in 10 innings
The Los Angeles Dodgers hit four home runs in an 8-6 10 inning win over the Chicago Cubs. Jim Lefebvre delivered his 12th homer, Wes Parker and others boosting a .262 team average as Walt Alston noted renewed power yet emphasized still playing for one run and speed.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Jim Lefebvre
Wes Parker
Parker
Lefebvre
al Ferrara
Walt Alston
Alston
AMVETS Cardinals topple King City Dodgers 19 to 14 in slugfest
Mark Bond and Mathew Lowry each collected four hits for the AMVETS Cardinals in a high scoring win over the King City Dodgers. Sinclair and Kurley Bond preserved the lead with a sixth inning relief appearance as Howrey, Starman, Letzekorn and others added key hits. Dodgers’ Howrey had three of four hits, while Aikman and Whisenhunt chipped in.
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Mathew Lowry
Amvets Cardinals
King City Federal Dodgers
Sinclair
Moses
Thormahlen
J. Seibert
Kurley Bond
Howrey
Sreak
Old Redleg Raps 'Em F. Robinson Leads American Hitters
Frank Robinson in his first AL season shines for Baltimore, driving in the winning run in a 6-5 12 inning victory over Washington. He raises his average to .391 in a hot stretch, with the Orioles closing in on Cleveland as New York, Detroit, California, and Minnesota win late games.
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Orioles
Washington
Robinson
Cincinnati
Indians
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Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Ken McMullen
Andy Etchebarren
Mickey Lolich
Tiger
Tony Conigliaro
Tommy John
Rick Reichardt
Norm Siebern
White Sox
Jim Kaat
Athletics
Ed Charles
New Class System For Southern Ill Golf Tourney
Benton Country Club hosts the Southern Illinois Amateur Golf Championship June 18 19 with pre classification flights set June 17. The field is limited to 120 players from LIGA members with an entry fee of 15 dollars.
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Benton Country Club
Southern Illinois
Bowling High Scores And Standings Report
High games read for bowlers John Muzzarelli 203 Gene Ralph 202 Ivan McConnaughlay 192 Deloris Poston 182 Conita Gavette 180 Joan McConnaughlay 180. High series led by Ivan McConnaughlay 567 with John Muzzarelli 541 Gene Ralph 524. Team standings list The Cousins 2 Rand Ho 2 P's and G's 4 Team No. 4 4 Happy Keglers 4 Happy Four 6 Alley Cats 6 The 4 Singles.
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Gene Ralph
Ivan McConnaughlay
Deloris Poston
Conita Gavette
Joan McConnaughlay
Jane Bailey
the Cousins
Rand Ho
Happy Keglergoss
Happy Four
Alley Cats
Hayes dominates weekly speed program at Race-Way Lanes
Harold Hayes wins heat race and feature at Race-Way Lanes, setting a time trial record of 9.2 seconds. Joe Albright and Bobby Rector win heat races, and Steve Warren takes the midget event.
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Harold Hayes
Hayes
Joe Albright
Bobby Rector
Steve Warren
Bunning Pitches Three-Hitter in Phillies 5-1 Win
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia spun a three-hitter and fanned 14 as he stretched his winning streak to eight, guiding the Phillies to a 5-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
Roof Falls As Gibson Equips Four K Inning
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson struck out four in one inning and fanned 12 in seven as Pittsburgh rallied with eight runs in the eighth to beat the Cardinals 9-1. Clemente homered after a Sanchez single sparked the Pittsburgh outburst, while Cepeda's first-inning sacrifice fly counted for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Willie Stargell
Gibson
Pirates
Stargell
Jerry Lynch
Jim Pagliaroni
Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Don Cardwell
Roberto Clemente
Don Dennis
Cardinals
Cardwell
Orlando Cepeda
al Jackson
Vern Law
Howell Fires One-Hitter In Softball Action
Jake Howell pitched a one hit shutout as Vernons edged Frostie 1 0 in a Jefferson County League softball game. Howell faced 23 batters with only two reaching base Roger Yates drew a third frame walk and Mike McClure singled in the seventh for Frostie Vernons collected five hits off Gene Howard. Howell Jack Payne and Donnie Kederer doubled Gary Enge land and Dewey Tate added singles Double Cola vs Merchants follows at 7 30 tonight.
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Howell
Roger Yates
Mike McClure
Vernois
Gene Howard
Jack Payne
Donnie Kederer
Gary Engeland
Dewey Tate
Double Cola
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