Clemente Keeps Swinging for Pirates Power Surge
Roberto Clemente powered the Pirates with a three run homer off Donn Clendenon as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 to 4. Clemente's ninth homer of the season lifts his RBI total to 36 and maintains a .330 average as NL power keys up.
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WARMUPS FOR WIMBLEDON TOP STARS OFF FORM
London prospects show world players erratic ahead of Wimbledon. Dennis Ralston beat Ishiguro 6-3 7-5 at Queen's Club in slow courts after rain. Cliff Richey battled Contet 7-5 6-8 6-4. Emerson Segal Stolle also labored in early rounds as warmups concluded.
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Local Park Miniature Golf Winners Capture Weekly Tourney
Jim Wilbanks Dennis Baltzell and Jimmy McDonald teamed up to win the city park miniature golf tournament. The trio averaged par 42 for 18 holes with Wilbanks posting the low round of 34 to lead the effort.
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Twilight League High Scores And Team Standings
Pat Jones 236 leads high game with Norma Bond 209 and DeJoris Poston 201 while Jones also tops high series at 603 along with Jean Ann Outland 530. Night Owls lead standings with 10 wins, Rockettes 8 4 Nothings 6, Twilighters 6, Summer-Ettes 6, Woodchoppers 6, The Peps 8, Alley Cats 8, Yanks 8, Moonlighters 9.
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Phils Happy With List Of Aged Pitchers
PHILADELPHIA AP One night last April Bobby Bragan noted John Quinn never sits still after the Phillies acquired pitchers Bob Buhl and Larry Jackson from the Cubs for three players. Bragan warned the deal might win a pennant and the Phillies beat Atlanta in a two night doubleheader as Jackson and Buhl won games. Quinn, in his box, appeared pleased, facing criticism for aging-rotation moves that included Jack son 29 Buhl 37 Ray Herbert 36 and Ed Roebuck 37 added Sunday.
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Sports Standings and Results From Regional Baseball and Nearby Games
National League and American League standings update with team records and percentages. Monday results include San Francisco 8 Chicago 0 and New York 51 St. Louis 24, plus weekly games in Pittsburgh Houston Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Upcoming games list cities and matchups with status notes.
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Suncrest Tops Security Bank 7 4 in Khoury League Tilt
Suncrest edged Security Bank 7 4 for its third win in four Khoury League starts. Winning pitcher Jim Mackenzie yielded five hits, with relief from David Donoho in the sixth. Hart and Jones led Security with a single and a triple and two guys had two Suncrest hits including Ford, Mackenzie, Smith, and Fitzgerald.
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Lobert Suffered Heart Attack in Philadelphia
Hans Lobert III, former third baseman for the Phillies and Giants and manager of the Phillies in 1942, is in satisfactory condition after a heart attack at Chestnut Hill Hospital.
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Hogan Revisited at 1966 US Open Returns to Olympic Club
NEA reporter notes Ben Hogan, star of the 1955 Open at Olympic, returns to compete at age 63 after a long hiatus. The piece contrasts Hogan with Arnie Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, recalling Hogan’s near-miss in 1955 and his enduring influence on golf amid a new era of champions.
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Defending Open Champ Lacks Desire Says Gary Player
Gary Player, defending U S Open champion, says he lacks desire because he has not been playing enough golf. He cites a demanding schedule and a lack of recent tournament play as the reason for subpar form at Olympic Club. Other contenders, including Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan, and Arnold Palmer, report steady struggles but acknowledge the tough course layout.
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Postpone Draft by NHL Governors Cites No Reason
Montreal AP reports the interleague annual draft is postponed and will not be held today as scheduled by NHL governors who gave no reason for the cancellation.
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Mets Split Doubleheader After Boyer Steals Signs
In New York at Shea Stadium Ken Boyer stole a sign from St Louis catcher Tim McCarver and Bob Taylor followed with a three run homer as the Mets beat the Cardinals 5-2 to split the twin bill. Lou Brock led St Louis in game two with three RBI including a triple. Bob Shaw debuted for the Mets with a five hit game allowing two runs.
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Astros sign Edn'ville lad to contract
The Houston Astros announced the signing of 18 year old third baseman Richard Lynn from Edwardsville Illinois. Lynn was the seventh pick in the recent free agent draft and is the fifth of the top nine selections the club has signed this year.
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White Sox Triumph In Opener As Laimuabe Hurls Five Hitter
The Associated Press notes Chicago pitcher Jack Laimuabe threw a five hit game to beat California 5-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. In the nightcap Frank Malzone homered and added a single and run as the Angels beat by 2-1 in the second game.
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Oregon names Frank Arnold assistant basketball coach
Frank Arnold, 31, was named assistant basketball coach at the University of Oregon. The announcement came from Eugene, Oregon, with AP reporting Monday.
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Tigers Upset Orioles 10 9 on Walks trotz Wet Grounds
The First National Tigers defeated the Pep Drilling Co. Ori oles 10 to 9 to move into a share of the league lead at 5-1. Rich Ritchey walked 22 as the Orioles batters drew nine walks, while Mark Satterfield homered in the third and Tommy Patterson and David Upton added Tiger hits. Kim Oglesby and Randy Jenkins had two hits for Baltimore. Horace Emmons earned the win with Mark Satterfield in relief. A Giants Dodgers game was postponed by wet field conditions.
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