Lema and Blancas Tie World Golf Lead at Curling World
Champagne Tony Lema fired a four under 67 to tie rookie Homero Blancas for the 54 hole lead at 209 in the Curling World Golf Tournament at Pleasant Valley. Blancas bogeyed the 16th after a front nine 35, Lema missed a birdie at 18, Jim Ferree at 211, others including Palmer and Souchak at 212, Nicklaus at 221.
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Homero Blancas
Lema
Dallas
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Blancas
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Wen
Jim Ferree
Mike Souchak
Joe Campbell
Ferree
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Palmer
Wilf Homenuik
Homenuik
Mt Airy clinches Heart of Maryland finals with Lucketts win
Mt Airy defeated Lucketts 4-1 to clinch a berth in the Heart of Maryland League finals. Fran Buckley allowed five hits with nine strikeouts for Mt Airy while Benny Hulver collected four hits including two triples. Powell hit a homer and a single as Mt Airy totaled 12 hits. Larry Williams had two hits for Lucketts. The series completed a sweep for Mt Airy, who will meet the winner of the Stocks longerbeam game in the league title.
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Lucketts
Buckley
Hulver
Barnhouse
Forrester
PT. OF Rocks
Richard Stocks
Todd Steel
Mt. Leno
Heart of Maryland
Diarmond
Charles Warfield
Stocks
Cline
Washington County Club
Charles Longerbeam
Tommy Thayer
Thayer
Steelers
Wood
Giants Rally Past Dodgers In Fracas Fueled 4-3 Win
Willie Mays slapped a three run homer in the third as the Giants beat the Dodgers 4-3 in San Francisco. A mid inning brawl involving Juan Marichal Sandy Koufax and Dodgers catcher Roseboro delayed play for 14 minutes. Marichal was ejected after striking Roseboro with his bat and the controversy surrounded the pennant race as San Francisco moved to within a point of Los Angeles.
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SAN Francisco
Willie Mays
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Giants
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Dodger
Joan Roseboro
Roseboro
Elrow
Maury Wills
Ron
Jeff Torborg
Bob Schroeder
Ian
Angeles
Borg
Herbel
Murakami
Bertell
W— Herbel
L—Koufax
Peterson
Mays
Donneybrook
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodger
John Roseboro
Chance Stops Twins On Six Hits 4 To 1
Los Angeles pitcher Dean Chance held Minnesota to six hits and drove in two runs with a single as the Angels beat the Twins 4 to 1. Jim Piersall hit a two run homer in the fifth to erase a 1-0 lead, while Chance improved to 10-9.
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Chance
Nats Sign Eight Year Pact for Pompano Spring Training
Washington Senators sign an eight year agreement to run their spring training in Pompano Beach Florida through 1973. James M Johnston, board chairman, announced the deal on Saturday noting the club will take over all camp operations. The American League team has trained there for five years.
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Nats
Pompano Washington
Washington Senators
Pompano Beach
Fla
James M. Johnston
American League Baseball Club
Wash-Outs In State Tri-Co On Sunday
All games in the Maryland State and TriCounty leagues were washed out yesterday. State League president Max Kehne said Sunday’s schedule will include Mt Airy at Germantown Brunswick at Frederick and Creagerstown at New Market. Tri-Co president Frank Sheffer bases its slate on Thursday’s meeting with umpiring assignments remaining unchanged if the schedule holds.
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Max Kehne
State League
Mt. Airy
Germantown
Brunswick
Frederick
Creagerstown
New Market
Tri-Co
Frank Sheffer
Alsso
Demeter's homer carries Tigers past Red Sox in rain delay
Detroit wins 2-1 as Demeter hits a two run homer in the second inning. Sparma improves to 15-8 after six innings. Bennett takes loss for Boston. The game ends early due to rain with Detroit tallying two runs in the top half and Boston one in the bottom.
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Demeter
Tigers
Boston
Don Demetier
Detroit Tigers
Joe Sparma
Sparma
Red Sox
Lee Thomas
Tony Conigliaro
Russ Nixon
Dennis Bennett
Willie Horton
Bennett
Detroit
Freehan
Nixon
W—Sparma
L—Bennett
Ion Run
Oliva Struck By Pickoff Throw In Angels Game
Minnesota star Tony Oliva, batting .310 for the season, was hit on the helmet by a pickoff throw in the first inning against the Los Angeles Angels. He left the game as a precaution, later returning to score one run after singling and stealing second on a wild pitch.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Chance
Angels
Jim Piersall
Twins
Jim Kaat
Kaat
Paul Schaal
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Tony
Klippstein
Nelson
Battey
Egan
L — Kaat
Piersall
Angel
Pirates Walk Off Braves In 11th For 5-4 Win
Pittsburgh edged Milwaukee 5-4 in 11 innings as Det Crandall scored the tying run on a bases loaded walk to Bill Virdon. The Pirates overcame an early 3-1 deficit with rallying hits from Stargell and Clendenon, and Crandall delivered the clincher after Osinski walked Virdon.
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Bill Virdon
Det Crandall
Waukee
Sudey
Braves
Crandall
Milwaukee
Pirates
Dan Osinski
Gene Alley
Andre Rodgers
Bob Bailey
Osinski
Virdon
Eddie Mathews
Mack Jones
Aheaty
Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Tony Cloninger
Gene Oliver
Cloninger
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
al McBean
Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Indians Rally Past Senators 8-5 In 10th Inning
Pinch hitter Fred Whitfield drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly after a 5-5 tie. Cleveland broke ahead with a four run fourth inning and Sam McDowell fanned seven in 4 2 3 innings to earn the win over Washington. Azcue started the late rally with a double as Dick Howser and Pedro Gonzalez contributed key plays and Rocky Colavito added an RBI groundout. In a seesaw game the Indians pulled away in the 10th for the victory.
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Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
Joe Azcue
Dick Howser
Pedro Gonzalez
Whitfield
Howser
Li Brown
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Sam MccDowell
Senators
Woodie Held
Ed Brinkman
McDowell
McMahon
Bell
Tiefenauer
Azcue Roof
Ortega
Kreutzer
Ridzik
Daniels
Kline
Zimmer
Koplitz
Brumley
W—Bell
L ~Kline
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