Dodgers Rally Past Brewers In 15-4 Trailblazer Hit Parade
Dodgers fan 19 hits in a 15-4 rout of Milwaukee as Maury Wills and John Roseboro power the assault. Don Drysdale earns his 10th win while Alston eyes more Dodgers on the All-Star roster. Philly tops Chicago 9-8. Giants edge Reds 2-1. Houston beats St Louis 7-3.
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Los Angeles
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Nellie Fox
Jerry Grote
Mike Cuellar
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Mets
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Willie Stargell
Dick Schofield
Harris leaps toward golf stardom in Cleveland Open bid
Labron Harris Jr, 22, Oklahoma State University graduate and former amateur champion, has turned pro two months early and seeks fortune in the Cleveland Open. He has earned 1306 in three events and aims to better that in the 100000 prize event at Highland Park. Harris trails Nicklaus and Palmer in money list and stresses a serious career path in golf.
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Pop Ivy Scout For NY Giants
The New York Giants have added Frank Pop Ivy to their scouting staff at age 48. He will cover the Southeast Conference and Big Eight Conference areas after signing on Wednesday. Ivy previously coached in the NFL American and Canadian leagues.
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Colts Bunt Cardinals To Defeat
ST. LOUIS AP The Houston Colts used three bunts to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 in a seven inning seventh. Cardinals led 5-1 before the rally began with singles from Dave Roberts and Bob Lillis. Mike White bunted for a hit, loading the bases, and Joe Gaines and Nellie Fox drove in runs as the Colts pulled away. Jerry Grote added a later hit to score two more, sealing the comeback.
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Zender Leads Illinois State Amateur Golf Meet
Bob Zender of Skokie and Purdue golfer led a field cut from 160 to 36 entering the final 36 holes at Aurora Country Club in Illinois. He shot a 5 over par 78 to finish the day as the leader in the Illinois State Amateur Golf Tournament.
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Mitchell 11th Pipes Out After Qualifying Round
Salem coach James Dutch Mitchell battled for the state title in a 36 hole qualifier. He posted 79 for a 153 total and tied for 11th. Mt Vernon star Pursie Pipes, five time Southern Illinois champion, finished after missing the qualifying. Pipes said the course is tough and greens tricky after three putts on opening day and three more yesterday.
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Dutch) Mitchell
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Local golf leads tighten with close chase
Course Wednesday saw main leader maintain a one stroke edge at 147 after a first round 69. Drue Johnson of Paris, 17, followed with 71 to 148. Defending champ Dave Huske of Elgin rose from 81 to 69 for 150 tied with Western Illinois teammate Ray Barnhart of Downers Grove. Earl Liff of Highland Park sits third at 149 with 74.
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Downers Grove
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Stag Day Golf Winners at Green Hills
A four man team led by Herb Downey and Bill Steffy edged out Arch Whitlock Dale Carpenter Warl Price and Paul Fitch for first in Green Hills Stag Day handicap golf yesterday.
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Bill Steffy
Bob Robinett
Jim Carter
Green Hills
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Paul Fitch
Western Auto Takes a Walk in Junior Division Forfeit
Western Auto forfeited 10 Jefferson Motors after protesting a call at the plate in Junior Division play. Jefferson Motors led 4-1 at the moment of the dispute as Warne Grant allowed only singles to Jerry Parsons, Kenny Trout, and Gary Bullock. Western Autos Gary Large was the pitcher of decision for the losers. Willie Pogue hit a home run, the second of the year, and Wendell McReynolds added a triple with Clint and Frank Jones doubles and other runners.
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Register-News
Terry Swan Leads Security to 12 5 Win in Juvenile Tilt
Terry Swan earned the win in relief and went 5-for-5 at the plate to lift Security Bank into a tie for the Juvenile Division lead as they defeated American Legion 12-5. Swan doubled, tripled, and added three singles to raise his batting average to .778. Kendricks earned the win with three singles. Wallace, Windhurst, and Jones had two hits each.
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McDonald
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Lee Mays
George Morgan
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Pitcher Is Bat Marvel For Angels
Willie Smith, a pitcher turned outfielder, hit a game winning homer and a triple as the Los Angeles Angels beat Washington 9-5 to extend their winning streak to eight, the longest in the majors this season and in Angels history. Smith added five RBIs and raised his average to .340. Power and Fregosi contributed key hits as the team stayed within striking distance of sixth place.
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Sam McDowell
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Harmon Killebrew
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Phillies Send Dave Bennett to Eugene on Recall
Philadelphia pitcher Dave Bennett was optioned to the Eugene club of the Northwest League on 24 hour recall. Bennett appeared in one game for one inning, allowing two hits and one run. he is the brother of Philies pitcher Dennis Bennett.
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Archer Stops Willie James In New York Bout
Joey Archer, 160, of New York, defeated Willie James, 1a, of Miami Beach, Fla., in a boxing match. The bout took place in New York with Archer securing the stoppage.
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Baseball's Frank Howard Faces Big Life and Game Pressures
Dodgers star Frank Howard, 6 feet 7 inches, battles a mixed season and personal strife. He describes a public, private clash over his role, family life in Green Bay, and the strain of balancing a baseball career with four children and a longing for stability.
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Carterville Girl Wins S. Illinois Golf Crown
Lynn Hastie, a Carterville schoolgirl, shot 80 to edge past opening 78 for a four stroke win in the Southern Illinois Women’s Golf tournament at Elks Country Club. Dorothy Webb, a former champ, finished second after an 88 on day two, with Paula Smith of Mt. Vernon third in the championship flight.
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Murphysboro
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Mt. Vernon
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Salem
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Carbondale
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Machinists Hammer Ski In Softball Clash At City Park
Local 1417 Machinists ripped Ski 13 to 3 in City Park softball last night. John Boyd belted a fifth inning homer as theMachinists jumped Hayes early, with Passmore Rodgers Mullins collecting hits while Boyd Keen and Jones doubled and tripled. Hayes had two hits for Ski. In the nightcap City edged Ski 7:30. Also, Gary Peters pitched a five hitter for Chicago in an 8-1 win over Boston.
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Pete Elliott Puts Zip In East Squad
Buffalo NY CAP Bob Brown, a 290 pound Nebraska guard, joins the East squad for the fourth annual All-America game at War Memorial Stadium. The 6-5 Cleveland native, aiming for the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles, joins 56 other players as they finish their fourth day of workouts after a Niagara Falls tour. Coach Pete Ticott of Illinois urged for more drive midway through the East practice.
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Tacoma Defeats Jay Hook In 10th
In Tacoma Washington the Jay Hook pitched nine no hit innings but allowed a single to Jay Ward and a double to Carl Boles in the 10th, giving Tacoma a 2-1 Pacific Coast League win over the Giants.
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Boxing results from three lightweight bouts
In Corpus Christi Humberto Barrera at 124 pounds knocked out Jose Moreno at 124 from Monterrey. In Los Angeles Rubin Carter at 157 stopped Clarence James at 1622 from Oakland. In Regina Eddie Perkins at 141 outpointed Les Sprague at 144 from Dartmouth in a 10 round bout.
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Mt. Vernon Tire Cardinals blank Pirates 10 to 0
Randy Arnett struck out 13 batters and allowed a single to Moore for the Pirates only hit as Mt. Vernon Tire Cardinals routed Security Bank Pirates 10 to 0. Surdyke and Arnett each had 3 hits while Dude collected 2. Moore took the loss for the Pirates.
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