Maloney Dominates Cardinals As Dodgers Pitching Trail Blasts Start
Jim Maloney pitched a six-hitter to pin a 4-2 defeat on St Louis, snapping their nine game win streak. He improved to 6-3 and logged his third straight complete game after an early arm scare. Pete Rose delivered a key two-run single in the fourth to seal Cincinnati's lead.
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Cardinals rout Dodgers 14-5 in rained-out game
Amvers Cardinals rode a win by John Carnahan and two late hits to beat King City Federal Dodgers 14-5. Bobby Dude pitched in relief and Jody Gaunt and Paul Coats led Dodgers with two singles each as Amer league action was canceled and racing notes followed with LeMans rescheduling and a dragster record set in Bristol.
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Bank of Illinois Triumphs 18-12 in Wild Softball Game
Bank of Illinois exploded for seven runs in the first inning and outslugged Silver Streak 18 to 12 at the city park. Paul Friedman pitched all nine innings for Bankmen, while Gene Mullins David Keen and Mike Best held Silver Streak to mixed results. Friedman added a single and two triples, and Gerald Adams homered for Silver Streak as next week’s schedule lists Bank of N. vs Sealtest and Silver Streak vs Double Cola among others.
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Western Illinois finishes ninth in NAIA golf tournament
REMIDJI Minn AP Western Illinois University placed ninth in the 17th NAIA Golf Tournament won by Indiana Pa Western finished with a four man total of 1204 for the 72 hole grind far behind Indiana Pa s 11a New York AP Everett Barnes retired Colgate athletic director and former NCAA president was named acting executive director of the USOC on Thursday
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Minor League Results Friday and Saturday action summary
Pacific Coast League results show Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 2 and Phoenix 5 Tacoma 2 as Friday games. Vancouver 9 Denver 3 Portland 8 San Diego 4 Seattle 5 Hawaii 3. Spokane at Indianapolis postponed travel troubles. Saturday there are Vancouver at Denver Oklahoma City at Tulsa Spokane at Indianapolis Hawaii at Seattle Portland at San Diego Tacoma at Phoenix.International League Friday results Buffalo 11 Toledo 0 Syracuse 0 Rochester 5 Louisville 0 Columbus 2 Louisville 5 Jacksonville 7 Richmond 5 Toledo at Buffalo Syracuse at Rochester 2 Louisville at Columbus 2 Richmond at Jacksonville 0
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Alou Leads Braves Past Cubs in Narrow Rally
Chicago hosts Atlanta as Felipe Alou belts his sixth homer of the season, four against the Cubs, powering a three run sixth and a 7-6 Braves win. Upshaw relieves, makes key plays, and Hank Aaron misses the game due to a home fire in Atlanta. Senator Kennedy's death prompts schedule changes as Boston and Chicago White Sox split one run action.
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Davis Cup Set to Open Navy for Ecuador Grudge Match
The American Davis Cup team opens the tie in Charlotte against Ecuador aiming to avenge a 3-2 loss. Arthur Ashe faces Pancho Guzman who beat him in Quayaquil in 1967, with Clark Graebner vs Miguel Olivera in the other singles. Doubles Saturday, with two more singles Sunday.
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Drysdale Near Walter Johnson Record In Three-Inning Span
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale aims to extend his scoreless innings streak to surpass Walter Johnson’s 1913 mark of 56 straight scoreless frames. With six straight shutouts and a 47th career shutout, he seeks another win against the Philadelphia Phillies in front of an expected 40,000 fans.
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Crampton Leads Speedway Open After Round Two
Bruce Crampton of Australia holds a two stroke edge at six under par 138 after a 70 in the second round of the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. Sam Snead Lou Graham and Mike Hill tied for second at 140 with Graham carding a record tying 66 aided by 27 putts. Billy Casper 141 after a 71. Snead 69. Fraak Beard also 141 with 71.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press AL Batting Leaders
American League batting top performers list Yastrzemski of Boston .344 and F Howard of Washington are leading at 68 hits and 47 RBIs in the season. White and Horton share 31 runs, with Powell and others among the leaders.
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Open Tennis In France Draws Sellout Crowds At Roland Garros
Open era tennis revives French interest as crowds surge at Roland Garros. Jean Borotra, nearly 70, hurries to practice amid packed stands while Rod Laver and Pancho Gonzales reach the men’s singles final and Nancy Richey defeats Billie Jean King to advance to Sunday’s final.
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All-Star From The Neck Down Yaz Tops Stanky
Boston Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzemski delivered a two run homer in the seventh after two pitchouts as Boston beat the Chicago White Sox 3 2. Manager Eddie Stanky was ejected in the fourth inning after a running feud with umpire Ed Runge.
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Youth Village 440 Relay Sets American Record at 39.0
In Los Angeles at the Coliseum Compton Invitational Ron Clarke won the 5,000 meters but fell short of his world mark. Santa Clara Youth Village’s 440-yard relay, anchored by Tommie Smith, set an American record with 39.0 seconds, defeating USC’s world-record team. Smith also beat Jim Hines in the 200 meters and was named top athlete. World records fell elsewhere with Randy Matson and Jay Silvester surpassing marks in shot put and discus.
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Bucko McDonald named Canadiens lacrosse coach
Peterborough report says Wilfred Bucko McDonald 62 named coach of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Lacrosse Association at league meeting. Boston Patriots acquire Gene Thomas 220 pounds from Kansas City Chiefs for a high but undisclosed AFL draft pick.
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Peoria Manuals Rams Clinch State Baseball Title
Peoria Manual Rams claim their third Illinois state baseball championship finishing 26-3. They beat Rockford Guilford Vikings 9-3 at Tom Connor Field, earning MVP Gualands and a spot among four programs with three state titles. Dan Cloud drove in two runs. Duane Demmin earned the win, running his season record to 12-1.
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Baseball Cries for Day of Mourning Amid Kennedy Tribute
Major League players clash with management over postonsing plans for Sen Robert F Kennedy tribute games. Astros vote to skip Sunday, others follow, while Eckert enforces a funeral tribute rule. Several Sunday games still scheduled as unions list clubs reluctant to play.
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National League Batting and Fielding Highlights Summary
National League leaders include Rose Cin .358 in 115 at bats and Flood StL .327. Rose also led runs with 38, Perez Cin 34 RBIs, Swoboda N Y 31, Ase CKIN batting dot unclear. Extras include doubles Brock StL 16, Rose Cin 15, Wallans Chic 5 triples, Wills Pitt 12 steals, Davis 11. Pitching leaders show Selma N Y 50 decisions, Carlton StL 71 strikeouts, Singer L A 94.
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