Pirates rally past Phillies as Bunning stars in return
In Philadelphia Jim Bunning leads the Pirates to a 10-1 win over his former mates while Woody Fryman shines in relief. Elsewhere NL action sees Houston beat New York 7-2 and Atlanta top Los Angeles 3-0 as St Louis and San Francisco also win.
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Angels Win 1-0 Despite Rigney Bunt Signs in 11th
Bill Rigney abandons bunting after four bunt signs in the 11th inning, but the Los Angeles Angels still beat the Washington Senators 1-0 to complete a sweep. Jim Fregosi belted a three-run homer earlier in the night as the Angels edged the Senators 4-3 in Game 1.
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National League Friday results include St. Louis 9 Chicago 5 Houston 7 New York 2 Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3 Sunday schedule has St. Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at San Francisco New York at Houston Atlanta at Los Angeles
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Friday's Games Report From Baseball Schedule
Recap of Friday results shows Oakland 3 New York 2 and Minnesota 5 Baltimore 2. California beat Detroit 4-1 and Washington 3-0 in a doubleheader with 11 innings in the second game. Detroit won 5-4 over Chicago in the first game. second games postponed by rain. Remaining matchups: Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at Detroit, Minnesota at Baltimore, Oakland at New York, California at Washington, Cleveland at Boston.
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Moose Lodge Indians outslug Pep Drilling in 31-23 LL game
In a high scoring Little League affair the Moose Lodge Indians defeated the Pep Drilling Co Orioles 31-23 after an extra innings frame. Gary Osterman homered three times including a grand slam while Richards added a grand slam and a double. Marlow earned the win in relief.
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Braves Top Dodgers 3-0 Behind Pappas Pitching
In a Friday AP report Milt Pappas allowed four hits as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 3-0. Jim Hart of the Giants delivered a two run seventh inning homer to lift San Francisco past Cincinnati 4-3.
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Archer Leads Cleveland Open With Six-Under 69 Putter Claim
George Archer, seeking to be the tour's best putter, shot six-under 69 to sit 36 holes at 135 and lead Tommy Aaron by one at the $110,000 Cleveland Open. Aaron fired 66 to stay close. Devicenzo and Stockton tied for third at 137.
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Belvidere Mother Captures Illinois Golf Title in Quincy
Mrs. Paul Dommers, 42, of Belvidere, claimed the Illinois State amateur golf championship at Quincy after defeating Lois Drafke, 3 and 1, in the final. Dommers earlier led medalist with 75 on the Quincy Country Club course, while Drafke, 30, from LaGrange, sought her eighth title, last winning in 1966.
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Trials Open Today U S Olympic Athletes In Los Angeles
The United States track and field unit begins its two day Olympic Trials at Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles with finals Sunday The meet selects the top finishers for Mexico City and offers invites to a September high altitude drill at South Lake Tahoe Calif Head coach Payton Jordan expects six to ten athletes to be invited to Lake Tahoe The hardship cases include Jim Ryan Richmond Flowers and Willie Davenport who are sidelined by injuries or illness.
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Tennis Shocker! Russian Star Upsets Pancho At Wimbledon
Soviet Union 23 year old No. 1 Alexander Metroveli defeated Pancho Gonzales in three sets 4-6 6-4 6-3 7-5 to reach the Wimbledon fourth round. Gonzales, age 40, saw his bid end as Metroveli claimed a surprising victory in London amid rain delays.
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Khoury League action yields lopsided wins for Baldridge and UCT
Baldridge led by 15 hits and a four run margin as American Legion A.C.T. and Baldridge defeated Register-News 11 4. Swan worked seven innings with eight strikeouts and four hits, backed by Beale, Swan, Kendricks, Wilkins, Green, and Waller with multiple safeties. In the Juvenile game American Legion rallied to beat Lincoln Heritage 17 8 behind Osterman Estes King with two singles each. U.C.T. erupted for seven first inning runs to top First National 9 4 behind Gary House five hit pitching and Huff McCarthy Setzekorn. Tonight Haun's Oil meets Eagles and Bank of Illinois faces Lincoln Heritage at 8:00.
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Sealtest Leads MTV Softy Loop With 6 1 Record
Sealtest moved to first place with a 6 1 slate after beating Double Cola 5 3 at City Park. Deannie Williams pitched his seventh complete game of the season for Sealtest, while Vernon Cutt posted two triples and Steve Chapman scored twice. Roger Yates homered for Colamen, Passmore tripled, and Jack Payne had a hit in the big seventh as three runs crossed. The Mt Vernon July 4th Invitational Softball tourney is canceled this year due to stands conditions at City Park diamond.
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Emerson's 1964 65 title winner linked to Olmedo coach role
Former champion Roy Emerson, who won the title in 1964 and 1965, is noted alongside Peru born Olmedo, now reportedly a coach in Los Angeles, highlighting a cross narrative of past champion and current coaching ties.
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Beban Stars But Csonka Named MVP In All America Game
Gary Beban directing the West offense completed 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns to spark a 34-20 victory over the East in the eighth Coaches All-America game. Larry Csonka rushed 25 times for 88 yards and two plunges, caught three passes for 41 yards, and earned MVP honors. Landry added 160 passing yards and a two yard TD for the East, while Billy Stevens sealed the West win with a one yard scoring plunge late.
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Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh Draws Global Interest
A three and a half million dollar Irish Sweeps Derby unfolds at the Curragh with Sir Ivor the red hot favorite. Sir Ivor, owned by Raymond Guest, could repeat his English Derby triumph as $131,796 awaits the winner in a prize pool shared by over 100 countries. Other top horses include Giolla Mear, Ribero owned by Charles Engelhard, and Meadsville owned by R.S. Reynolds Jr. Meanwhile NFL talks on salaries continue with secrecy at Pine Lake Club near Keego Harbor.
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Eddie Sawyer Joins Royals as Scout
Eddie Sawyer former Phillies manager was signed Friday as a scout by the new Kansas City Royals of the American League.
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