Giants Edge Colts for Lead at Candlestick Park
Giants beat the Colts 2-1 at Candlestick Park to move into a tie for the NL lead with St. Louis. Hal Brown pitched seven solid innings for Houston before the Giants pushed across a seventh inning run and held on behind relief. Julian Javier sparked the Cardinals' 5-2 win over Pittsburgh, while the Cubs toppled the Dodgers 4-1. Warren Spahn’s three-hitter powered Milwaukee past Philadelphia, and Duke Snider’s 400th homer highlighted the Mets’ 10-3 rout of Cincinnati.
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Thornton Faces Menno in TV Boxing Bout at MSG
New York AP Earl Wayne Thornton, who lost to Willie Pastrano in February, meets Jose Menno from Argentina in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Menno is 16-0-1, Thornton 15-5 with 18 knockouts, and Thornton is a 2-1 favorite. ABC TV will air the W rounder at 9 p.m. EST.
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Boxing results from Teaneck and Cologne by AP
In Teaneck Doug Jones from Yonkers defeated Billy Daniels of Brooklyn by points. In Cologne Laszlo Papp from Hungary knocked out Charlie Cotton of Toledo, Ohio in the seventh round.
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Cubs Knock Dodgers Out Of First Place
Cubs pitcher Glen Hobbie earned a 4-1 victory at Dodger Stadium, ending the Dodgers’ first-place hold in the NL as Ernie Banks homered and Ron Santo added three hits. Hobbie, 2-0 at Dodger Stadium this season, described the park as a pitcher’s paradise while Chicago tightened the gap behind St Louis and San Francisco.
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Minor League Scores From Associated Press League Results
International League games saw Richmond beat Arkansas 11 to 2 and Rochester defeat Indianapolis 7 to 4. Syracuse crushed Buffalo 31 to 2, Columbus edged Buffalo 13 to 2, and Toronto topped Spokane 4 to 3 after 12 innings. Pacific Coast League action included Denver at Salt Lake City postponed by rain, Seattle 3 over Tacoma 2, Spokane 4 over Portland 3 in 12. San Diego 2 defeated Dallas Hawaii 4 to 3 in extra innings.
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Record field tees off in Cosmopolitan Women’s Golf Tournament
In Rockton near the Wisconsin border AP reports 33 top female pros, including three former champions, start the 54 hole Cosmopolitan Women’s Golf Tournament at Macktown. The event carries 7500 total purse and 1200 first prize with final round set for Sunday. Champions in the field include Sandra Haynie Betsy Rawls and Kath Cornelius.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Thunderbird Open Chase
Nicklaus battles a neck muscle spasm yet vows to play in the Open next week as he clings to the Thunderbird lead. Palmer sits atop a crowded field at Brookline with Nichols and Rule close behind, as 87 pros and three amateurs contest the 6,550 yard par 70 course.
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Pitchers Parade Seals St. Louis Win Over Pirates
St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 5 2 to share first in the National League as a pitching parade unfolds. Ray Sadecki goes seven innings allowing a two run homer by Donn Clendenon after relieving starter Ray Washburn who left with a shoulder ailment. Bob Humphreys, Ed Bauta and Bobby Shantz finish the win.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Highlights
National League leaders include Davis first in batting for Los Angeles at .351 with Groat St. Louis at .341 and Aaron leading runs with 51. H Rbi tops show Aaron 47, Robinson 45. hits led by Groat 86. pitching best 6-1 by McBean. American League shows Kaline .350 batting, Kaline 43 runs, Kaline 48 RBI, Pearson 78 hits. Versalles 17 doubles.
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Baseball scores and preview for weekend games
Results list shows Washington 5 Boston 2 and Cleveland 2 Chicago 3 with New York 4 Detroit 2 and Kansas City 2 Minnesota 3. A 19 inning Detroit game precedes New York 4. Sunday's schedule includes matchups: Los Angeles at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago among others. New York 10 Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 2 Houston 1.
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Jones Wins Unpopular Heavyweight Decision Over Daniels
Teaneck New Jersey AP reports Pudgy Doug Jones defeated Billy Daniels by 54-1 on Friday night before 4,000 fans. Jones, ranked third, cut Daniels above both eyes and received the lone vote from referee Paul Cavalier as the crowd booed. Daniels, 18-3, falls to 18-3 while Jones improves to 22-1-1.
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Western Auto And Frostie In Softball Wins
Western Auto beat Ski 8-1 with early scoring by the Deitz brothers and Ken Jones while Frostie blanked City Employes 10-0 in 5 innings at City Park. Gene Howard, Butler, Keen, McClure, Wilson and Stover led the offense, Keen had 4 hits, and next week’s slate includes Mont Ward, Machinist, Frostie, Ski and City Employes.
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Batting stars Javier spark Cardinals to 5-2 win
Julian Javier collected four hits and scored the winning run as St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 5-2. Warren Spahn earned a 3-0 victory for the Braves, posting his 57th shutout by limiting Philadelphia to three hits.
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Radatz Saves Red Sox In 5-1 Win Over Orioles
Boston relief ace Dick Radatz worked two spotless innings to earn his sixth save of the season in a 5-1 Boston victory over Baltimore. He escaped a bases loaded jam with none out in the eighth, preserving a string of ten scoreless innings.
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Shurlock Wins U.S. Gymnastics All Around Title
Art Shurlock of Santa Monica California became the federation's first new champion by winning the all around in the inaugural meet in Chicago. He tallied 107.5 points in the Elite Division, with Tom Seward of Penn State second on 106.3 and Rusty Mitchell of Southern Illinois third on 104.2.
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Marin Seeks NCAA Steeplechase Title Amid Triple Distance Hope
Julio Marin of Southern California pursues a distance triple at the NCAA meet in Albuquerque after winning the three mile Friday and boosting USC to the team lead with 20 points. Final events wrap at University of New Mexico Stadium as Boston College and Central State see notable results. key performances include Henry Carr and Nate Adams as double-heat winners.
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Beating Youth in Pitching Duel by Braves
MILWAUKEE AP Braves defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0 as Warren Spahn, 42, shuts out the Phillies on three hits for his 57th career shutout and 336th win. Ray Culp allows three hits but takes the loss. Tommie Aaron drives in all three runs.
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Tripleheader in Two Games Sets Strikeout Record
Cleveland and Washington played a double header that turned into a tripleheader with 42 total strikeouts. Washington won 5-2 in the first game and Cleveland took the nightcap 3-2 after 19 innings, setting a major league team strikeout record.
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