Tigers Edge Orioles 4-3 in tense Baltimore win
Al Kaline joined the 1900 hit club driving in a run as the Detroit Tigers held on 4-3 over Baltimore. Don Wert homered, Willie Horton left with an injury after colliding with a gate, and Jim McLain earned the win with a three hit effort before the eighth inning hiccup. Bowens and Aparicio contributed for Baltimore, but Detroit protected the lead to seal the victory.
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Baltimore
al Kaline
Don Wert
Detroit Tigers
Nais McLain
Tigers
Detroit
Willie Horton
Sam Bowens
Orioles
McLain
Luis Aparicio
Horton
Frederick Track Club Eyes National Meet Columbus Debuts
Frederick Track and Field Club heads to Columbus Ohio for the National AAU Women and Girls Meet led by Debbie Thompson and Tammy Davis. Debbies health and reduced workouts after graduation threaten the team title hopes though Tammy seeks to defend her hurdles crown and both athletes plan to compete if possible.
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Frederick
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Griffin
Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
Frederick High School
Debbie
Mexico City
Tammy
Kay Johnson
U.S
Europe
Compton
Miss Alderman
Phyllis Swann
Diane Deterding
Ellen Morris
Sally Ward
Barbara Turner
Kay
Major League Baseball results and schedule snapshot
Scores show Detroit shuts out Washington 4-0 and Cleveland shells Boston 9-2. Chicago routs Minnesota 17-4 while Boston tops Cleveland in yesterday slate. Tonight Chicago visits Minnesota and New York travels to Washington as Detroit skates to Baltimore. Other scores include Milwaukee 23 Philadelphia 3 and St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 5. Yesterday also featured Dodgers at Giants and Braves at Mets, plus several other selections.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Horlen
Katt
Downing
Narum
Wickersham
Pappas
McDowell
Bennett
Stephenson
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St Lows
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Fran
Los Angeles
Koufax
San Francisco
Shaw
Kelley
Spahn
St Louis
Purkey
Bunning
Belinsky
Raymond
Fillsworth
Ces
Nashall
Gibbon
Friend
Twinight
W. L. Pet
G.B
San Franco
Boston St Louis
Kansas City
Pena Decisions New Zealand Champion in Auckland Bout
Mexican Roberto Pena outpointed Earl Niko ra in a 12 round bruising title bout in Auckland New Zealand Pena weighed 15949 pounds and the Niko ra fight ended with Pena dominant over the local middleweight champion in the Monday night bout
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Auckland
New Zealand
Mexico
Roberto Pena
Earl Nikora
Pena
iNikora
Eagles sign three linebackers in offseason move
Philadelphia announces the signings of linebackers Mike Morgan 242 pounds Dave Lloyd 250 pounds and Don Hultz 235 pounds for a combined total of over 1 7 hundred pounds. Morgan Lloyd and Hultz add bulk to the Eagles defense as a new trio of stand ins.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Mike Morgan
Dave Lloyd
Don Hultz
Morgan
Lloyd
Bults
Mrs Hank Bauer A Baseball Widow
Charlene Bauer, wife of Hank Bauer of the Baltimore Orioles, talks about balancing four lively children with his baseball schedule. She describes a family rooted in Kansas City, with Hank spending four months at home, teaching independence, and debunking the tough image of a Marine. They discuss marriage, careers, and Hank’s 1964 AL Manager of the Year honor.
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Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Charlene Bauer
Ralmost
Herman
Kelly James
Ball Park
Hank
Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Hank Jr
Indian Hills Country Club
Bauer
Kansas City Blues
Frank Lane
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Yanks
A's
World 100 Yard Dash Mark For Deaf Set In Olympics
Ed Wright of Miami tied the world deaf record for 100 meters in a trial heat at the 10th International Games for the Deaf and then lowered it to 10.7 seconds in the semifinals on the University of Maryland track. Wright led early, held off teammate Jim Davis, and qualified for Tuesday's finals along with Lonnie Winston. Gerda Doering and Antonina Bubnova set women's marks, and multiple swimming and track records followed on opening day. The United States and Finland remained unbeaten in basketball as Gene Smith led the U S with 22 points in a 93 44 win over Belgium. Joey Giardello indicated he would sign for a July 6 defense possibly against Dick Tiger.
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Washington
Ed Wright
Miami
Wright
KG. Astrom
Sweden
Deotis Goodwin
United States
Helsinki
Finland
University of Maryland
College Park
Jim Davis
Berkeley
Calf
Lonnie Winston
Lexington
N.C
Gerda Doering
Poland
Antonina Bubnova
Russia
Soviet Union
Alexi Suprunov
Alexandre Bortsov
Joachim Woehler
Germany
Barry Knapman
Australia
Katalin Magyar Andok
Hungary
Laszlo Kotar
New Zealand
U. S
Belgium
Gene Smith
Yanks
Paul Koessler
New York
NCAA Plans No Action Against Lindgren
Hamilton report states NCAA president Everett D Barnes said no formal action would be taken against Gerry Lindgren of Washington State. Lindgren competed in the AAU championships in San Diego, finishing second to Billy Mills in a six mile race with a time of 97 11.6, amid long-running NCAA AAU tensions.
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Hamilton
NYAPY
Everett D Barnes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Washington State
NCAA
Amateur Athletic Union
Pacific Athletic Conference
San Diego
Barnes
Colgate University
Associated Press
Lindgren
Billy Mills
Whitefield's Homer Sparks Indians 9-2 rout over Red Sox
Cleveland built a 5-0 lead by the fourth inning as Fred Whitefield hit a opposite field three run homer and Tiant earned his seventh win. The Indians connected for 35 hits and 21 runs in the twin bill and added 14 more in the night game. Mantilla and Conigliaro homered for Boston.
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Boston
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Indians
Luis Tiant
Floyd Weaver
Tiant
Birdie Tebbetts
Weaver
Sims
Monbouquette
Earley
Stephenson
Ritchie
Tillman
W-Tiant
L — Monbouquette
Whitfield
Davalillo
Mantilla
Conigliaro
Nicklaus Extends Lead In PGA Money List After St Paul Open
Jack Nicklaus earned 4050 dollars for fifth at the St Paul Open, boosting his PGA money total to 68483. Tony Lema slid to second with 62317 after taking 550 at St Paul. Bruce Devlin rose to third, passing Dan Sikes as top 10 standings tighten among golf’s leading money winners.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
St. Paul
Bruce Devlin
Dan Sikes
Johnny Pott
Julius Boros
Raymond Floyd
Ralston's comeback seals Wimbledon semifinal bid
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield roared back from two sets down to defeat Marty Riessen 3-6, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 and reach the Wimbledon semifinals. He joins Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, while Cliff Drysdale ousted Allen Fox as American hopes rise in doubles and women's events.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
South Africa
Ralston
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Roy Emerson
Australia
Fred Stolle
Emerson
Cliff Drysdale
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Keith Diepraam
Stolle
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Drysdale
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Billie
Cubs Hammer Astros Behind Jackson's Six-Hit Win
Cubs right-hander Larry Jackson baseball a six-hitter to beat the Houston Astros 7-2 in Chicago. Ron Santo belted his 16th homer and Don Landrum hit his third homer as Chicago pulled away after a scoreless start, with Landrum stealing home in the eighth.
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Chicago
Larry Jackson
Ron Santo
Don Landrum
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Jackson
Dave Giusti
Cubs
Santo
Billy Williams
Landrum
Glenn Beckerton
Beckert
Vic Roznovsky
Don Kessinger
Houston
Giusti
Nottebart
Coombs
Triandos
Roznovsky
Krug
W—Jackson
L—Giusti
Morgan
Bond
Two Golfers Named To Americas Cup Team
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia and Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis were named to head the U S Americas Cup golf team after Deane Beman withdrew. The three-country match against Canada and Mexico will be played in Winnipeg August 6 and 7 with two days of three-ball and six-ball formats.
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New York
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Deane Beman
Beman
U.S. Golf Association
Winnipeg
Canada
Mexico
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Ker
Jackie Moore
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Snyder
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Orsino
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Robinson Jo
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Thomas Rf
Cash
Adair
Bowens
Moore
Leo Ph Toop
Slebern
Totels
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G Brown
G. Brown
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Larsen Goa
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Tennessee
Edith McGuire
Wyomia Tyus
Becky Alderman
Gary
Ind
Judy
Dayton
Hanford
California
Eagles
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AP Wirephoro
Village
Kan
Bebe
Joey Giardello
New York State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Dick Tiger
Tiger
George Benton
Whitefield
Homer Sparks
John Bean
de General Tire, Inc
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Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Little Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Julie Heldman
Christine Truman
Britan
Richey
Moffitt
Miss Richey
Joyce Williams
Miss Moffitt
Robin Lesh
Miss Bricka
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Miss Albert
Frankie Albert
Francoise Durr
France
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Astros
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Deot
Best Mediine
Philheat
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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