Ryun Wins His Battle With Iness Before Olympics
Jim Ryun, 20, world record miler, defeats mononucleosis and posts 3:55.9 in Mt San Antonio pre-Olympic mile. Billy Mills also returns with 28:43.6 10,000m, while several stars skip the meet. Other marks include Vaughn 17-5 pole vault and Young 13:38.8 in 5,000m.
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Bob Beamon
Tommie Smith
Charlie Greene
John Vaughn
George Young
Ronnie Ray Smith
Mel Pender
Nicklaus Wins Playoff In Akron Classic Duel
In Akron Ohio Jack Nicklaus edged Lee Elder in a 16 hole playoff to capture the $25 000 final and the $125 000 American Golf Classic title. Elder a 33 year old rookie on tour fought hard but Nicklaus rolled in a 10 foot birdie to seal victory.
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Baseball results from minor leagues and multiple leagues
Saturday results include Pacific Coast League games Spokane over Denver 4 to 2 and Portland 4 against Tacoma 3, along with Indianapolis at Oklahoma City rain and Seattle beating Hawaii 5 to 2. International League scores show Toledo 10 Jacksonville 5 and Buffalo 6 Richmond 3. Sunday results list varied outcomes across Spokane Denver Portland Tacoma Indianapolis Oklahoma City Vancouver San Diego Tulsa Phoenix Seattle Toledo Jacksonville Louisville Rochester Columbus Syracuse and more with several close totals and a 1st game lasting 15 innings. The narrative then shifts to a golf leaderboard with Nicklaus, Elder, Beard and others in a playoff, and to MLB with Braves and Cardinals, plus other late-night action and performances by Palmer, Boros, and Beis.
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George Knudson
Art Wall
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Arnold Palmer
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Regan Beats Reds Twice in 24 Hours
Pitcher Phil Regan earned his second win over the Reds in 24 hours as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 85 in 15 innings with Billy Williams delivering a three run inside the park homer. Regan worked 7 2 3 innings and allowed a tying homer to Johnny Bench before a late rally. Jack Lamabe finished, giving Regan his seventh straight win and 10th of the year.
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Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
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Atlanta
Cubs Hold Off Reds in Long Relief Showdown
Regan, nicknamed the Vulture, saved the Cubs late, earning his 52nd appearance of the season after relieving for Ken Holtzman. Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckett had key hits as Chicago derailed Cincinnati in a 15 inning battle with Williams delivering a two run homer. Drysdale yielded four hits and drove in the Cubs only run.
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Brown's Hits Sweep Red Sox In Pinch Homer Run
Gates Brown sparked Detroit to a 5-4 and 6-5 sweep of Boston, delivering a 14th inning pinch homer for the winner and a ninth inning single in a start. The Tigers stretched their AL lead to seven games as Brown hit seven in 10 against Boston this season.
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Davenport Wins Baseball Title at Town Association Tourney
Davenport scored in every inning and crushed Des Moines Younkers 11 to 6 to win the Town Association Connie Mack baseball title Sunday. The repeat champions erupted to a 7 0 lead in the first four and a half innings, totaled 15 hits off four Younkers pitchers, and earned a regional Connie Mack tournament berth in Olathe Kansas starting Tuesday.
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Weathered coaching fortunes split by NFL pre season
Joe Kuharich’s Eagles suffered a 20-3 exhibition loss to Detroit with Norm Snead broken leg, while George Wilson’s Dolphins tied Buffalo 28-28 and Larry Csonka starred. Dallas beat San Francisco 16-14 as Mike Clark kicked the decisive field goal. Giants upset Packers 15-14, Washington edged Atlanta 16-14, Baltimore beat Chicago 10-0. In AFL, Denver outlasted Cincinnati 45-43 and Oakland crushed San Diego 131-7. Jets visit Houston in an AFL night game. Snead expected out about 12 weeks after a first play interception.
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Stars sweep doubleheader as Tigers win opener in 14th inning
In Detroit, Gates Brown hit a pinch homer in the 14th inning of the first game and added a run scoring single in the ninth of the nightcap, delivering a 54.65 doubleheader sweep over Boston. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers tossed a four hit shutout for an eighth win of the year, beating Philadelphia 10–0.
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