Indians Lose to Last-Place A's in Kansas City
Cleveland drops 5-2 to the Athletics as Rollie Sheldon wins in relief, with Max Alvis hitting his 10th homer and Jim Landis driving in three for Oakland. The Indians fall 5.5 games behind Minnesota after the Twins sweep Detroit. Don Buford homers late for Chicago in a doubleheader split with Washington.
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New York
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Ed Charles
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Rene Lachemann
Wayne Causey
Hedlund
Landis
Glamor Boys
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
al Lopez
Fisher
White Sox
Washington Senators
Koufax Adapts To Arm Limitation And Keeps Pitching
Sandy Koufax, facing a lifelong battle with traumatic arthritis in his left arm, maintains a steadfast approach. He accepts pain and uncertainty, compares himself to Mickey Mantle in grit, and plans starts around a flexible schedule to maximize appearances while managing swelling and recovery. He recalls spring swelling and hopes for continued effectiveness.
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New York
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Mickey Mantle
Dodger
Sandy
Los Angeles
Jazy Near World Record Pace in 5000 Meters
Paris reports Michel Jazy set a European 5000 meter mark of 13 29.0, missing the world record by 3.2 seconds after sprinting the final 2 500 meters without a pacer. His 3 53 6 in the mile earlier this week helped him push mid distance limits.
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Michel Jazy
Peter Snell
Ron Clarke
Jazy
Aaron Holds Open Lead At Cleveland After 67 Round
Tommy Aaron moved into a two shot lead at the Cleveland Open with a four under 67 for a 135 total after two rounds. Gordon Jones fired 66 to climb to 137, tying with defending champion Tony Lema who posted 70 for a 137.
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UPI
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Jones
Tony Lema
Lema
Billy Casper
Baseball standings and results with notable cuts at U S Open
American League standings list Minnesota and Chicago in first place with Chicago defeating Washington 5 2 and 5 4 in twi night games. National League results include Los Angeles at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Houston, and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. The text notes 65 players cut from the field including U S Open defending champion Ken Venturi.
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Laneford
Friend
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Ohio State and Arizona State clash for College World Series title
Ohio State and Arizona State vie for the NCAA College World Series crown after Ohio State upset Arizona State 7 3 snapping a 16 game Sun Devil win streak. Southpaw John Durant earned the win and delivered a key fourth inning RBI as the Buckeyes halted Arizona State’s bid to end the series in Omaha.
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Arizona State
Sundevils
Arizona
John Durant
Sundevil
Durant
Steve Arlin
Washington
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