Kaline Out 3 Weeks Injuries Hit All Stars In AL Race
Detroit’s Kaline breaks finger and will miss three weeks after slamming bat in disgust during an 81 loss to Cleveland. Orioles star Robinson suffers a mild concussion in 5-0 defeat at Chicago. Weis suffers two knee ligaments and faces surgery. White Sox lead grows to 5 1/2 games. Horlen five hitter beats Baltimore. Other AL results include Boston 3 Minnesota 2, Washington 9 California 4, KC split with New York. NL scores: New York 5 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2, Atlanta 13 Houston 5, San Francisco 6 St Louis 0, Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati 0.
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Pasarell Opens Wimbledon Upset Streak as No 4 Seed
Charlie Pasarell of Santurce Puerto Rico defeats defending champion Manuel Santana in the opening round to emerge as the man to beat at Wimbledon. He faces Bob Hewitt next as part of an eight man American contingent advancing to the third round.
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Kansas City approves 43 million sports complex bond
Voters approve a 43 million bond to build a twin stadium complex for football and baseball. The plan includes roofed venues on tracks. the baseball facility would seat 45,000 and the football stadium 75,000, following Anaheim and Rice University designs.
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Boxers Ogle World Crown in Elimination Tourney
Ernie Terrell and Thad Spencer, ranked four and five, prepare to sign for an elimination bout to crown a Cassius Clay successor. The doubleheader at Astro Dome on Aug 5 also features Jimmy Ellis vs Leotis Martin. Other first round matchups include Karl Mildenberger vs Oscar Bonavena in Sept and Jerry Quarry later.
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McDowell and Salmon Spark Indians Past Tigers 8-1
Detroit saw Sam McDowell and Chico Salmon shine as the Cleveland Indians beat the Tigers 8-1. Salmon drove in four runs and powered the offense in Tuesday night action.
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McDowell Flings Cleveland Past Detroit to Snap Skid
In a night game Cleveland's Jim McDowell improves to 4-6 with a win over Detroit as Earl Wilson suffers the loss. McDowell yields eight hits and walks none while Fred Whitfield and Max Alvis spark Cleveland with two key RBI sequences, including a second inning rally.
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Field Trimmed To 56 In Mid-America Junior Open
In Mansfield Ohio the field will be cut to 56 for the second round of the Mid-America Junior Open golf tournament. Defending champion Ralph Colla of Youngstown won 1 up over Dick Mast of Bluffton, while Lorin Dickinson of Niles upset by Paul Finley of Uniontown 2-1. Heisler of Ravenna needed 19 holes for a win, and other matches extended to 20 plus holes including a sudden death playoff with Castor. Tucker edged Vanesdall after 23 holes.
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Aussies Arrive Confident for Americas Cup Challenge
The Australian yachting team members Hood and Sturrock arrive in New York confident of a good chance to win the Americas Cup. If successful they would be the first outsiders to claim the title since the race began in 1851. The United States has defended 19 times, most recently in 1964 with Constellation defeating Sovereign of England.
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Aaron Declares Authority as Untouchable No More
Aaron asserts leadership over NL pitchers after Braves manager Paul Richards dispels untouchable status. He belts two homers and a grand slam against Wade Blasingame bringing his season total to 20 in the NL. Braves crush the Astros 13-5 as Don Sutton tosses a shutout for the Dodgers.
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