Koosman Caps 10th as Mets! Run Win String to Five
Mets win their fourth straight as Jerry Koosman earns his 10th victory. The New York club exploded with five straight hits in the third inning and Bosch and May each drove in runs on timely hits. San Francisco fell 7-3 as the Mets rolled past the Giants in a sharp, late-season surge.
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Breezes to Win At Canandaigua
Hidden Pocket led from start to finish to win Friday's $1,000 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track in Canandaigua New York. The undefeated four season local colt ran six furlongs in 1 18 1 5 and paid 6 3 00 to win with Gerald Kent riding. A crowd of 3 026 wagered money on the race and the odds paid 60 to 1 on the winner. The race highlighted the track card that night.
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Job seeker in Denver lists top ambition as President
A Washington, DC man sought Denver's first job opening by submitting an application labeled job desire. He declared a wish to be President of the United States but gave no prior experience. The applicant was Hubert H. Hum-
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Yancey Equals Open's Record After 36 Holes
Bert Yancey holds a share of the U S Open lead after 36 holes at Oak Hill. He trails none, while Billy Casper moves to 143 with a 68, Nicklaus scores 147, Coody tied for third at 140, Bies 70, Devlin 69, Pittman 67. The field tests early momentum as Trevino and others chase the pace.
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Goaltender Aids Whips Move Up in NASL Standings
Scotland’s Jack Reilly posted his third shutout of the season as the Washington Whips beat the New York Generals 1-0. Reilly’s effort helped Washington rise to fourth in the Atlantic Division, within four points of Baltimore. Joseph Gyau scored six minutes into the second half. Crowd 5,685. In Detroit, Chicago Mustangs beat Detroit Cougars 3-2. John Kiwalik tallied his 16th goal. Crowd 5,646.
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Chiefs Notch 4 2 Decision In International League Night
Columbus extended its International League lead to one game by edging Buffalo 3-2 as Dock Ellis scored the winning run in George Spriggs. Louisville beat Toledo 6-1. Galen Cisco allowed seven hits while Toledo committed three errors. Richmond defeated Rochester 3-2 on a fifth inning Chuck Harrison single. Syracuse Chiefs won 4-2 over Jacksonville after an early 2-0 first inning lead.
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Not Quite the Same Tulip Mischief in London Ohio
Roy McNeal, custodian at Madison County Courthouse, caught a boy vandalizing a flower garden. The lad uprooted and trampled three tulips and cut others, then replaced them with artificial flowers after being warned to replace the damaged plants or face his father.
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Boxing Roundup From Los Angeles to Mexico
The report lists multiple light and welterweight bouts with fighters from Mexico Puerto Rico Brazil and Britain. Notable outcomes include Maurice Cullen losing to Ramos and Jesus Pimentel losing on points to Chucho Castillo.
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Los Angeles
Chucho Castillo
Mexico
Jesus Pimentel
Jose Napoles
Leroy Roberts
Norrobe Oe
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Marcus Anderson
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Dudish Generation's Best Athlete Controversy
In Atlanta area high school star Charlie Dudish, hailed as an outstanding athlete and Midwest recruit target, stirs debate over escalating college football costs and recruiting pressure. His father Andy notes constant calls while coaches question ethics amid NCAA crackdowns.
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Piano tuner answers call at Southport concert
At a Southport concert the humidity snapped the string for F above middle C during Bach Partita No 1 in B flat minor. Pianist T Dillingham stopped the piece and audience member Dillingham stepped forward with an improvised tool to replace the string while the program paused for punch and cookies.
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Beban Weds and Signs Contract with Redskins
Quarterback Gary Beban, 1967 Heisman winner from UCLA, signs with Washington after trade from the Rams and a marriage to Kathy Hanson in Alhambra California. Redskins announce Beban to join five quarterbacks, plus Pat Fischer signed from St Louis to bolster a vulnerable secondary. Fischer laments Cardinals blame and awaits Rozelle decision on compensation.
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Major League Leaders across American and National Leagues
A compact roundup of top season leaders: Yastrzemski leads AL batting with .335 in 125 AB, Howard of Wash. tops RBIs with 48, and Howard also has 70 hits while Yastrzemski nets 65. In other categories, Campaneris steals 23, McDowell tops strikeouts at 128, and Rose leads NL with .355 average and 87 hits.
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Two Minor Leaguers Win April May Player of the Month
Bob Chance of Buffalo in the International League and Chet Trail of Elmira in the Eastern League earned April and May Player of the Month honors. Chance batting .347 with 10 homers and 25 RBIs. Trail batting .324. Awards co sponsored by the National Association of Baseball Writers and Topps Chewing Gum Co announced Friday.
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Richey Disqualified At West of England Tennis
Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas is eliminated for temper after striking the ball in frustration against Arthur Ashe in the semifinals. Umpire Col Harry Evans warns him as the incident leads to disqualification and Ashe advances to the final. Kerry Melville defeats Karen Krantzcke to win the women's title 6 3 6 3.
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Australia
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Handsome Eight Fall in U S Open Quarterfinals
In Brookline Massachusetts the Handome Eight of World Championship Tennis faced elimination as the National Tennis League advanced two top contenders into the U S Open quarterfinals. Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall led NL sweep while Dennis Ralston and Butch Buchholz also won. Mal Anderson battled back from four match points to beat Cliff Drysdale, and John Newcombe beat Pacho Gonzalez while Tony Roche defeated Alex Olmedo.
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Peru
Minor League Scores From Friday Results
Pacific Coast League Tulsa 4 Spokane 1 Indianapolis 7 Tacoma Vancouver 4 Phoenix 1 Seattle 4 San Diego 3 Denver 5 Portland 2 Hawaii 11 Oklahoma City 4 International League Columbus 3 Buffalo 2 Louisville 6 Toledo 1 Syracuse 4 Jacksonville 2 Richmond 3 Rochester 2.
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Oswego Speedway Stars Vie In 24 Car All Star Card
Oswego Speedway fans expect another 24 car field as Shampine Barnhart Logan and Gibson vie for the top positions in the third weekly all star program with a $5000 purse and $1000 to the 45 lap winner. Shampine leads the driver point with 108 through two weeks while Barnhart 100 and Logan 104 chase. 33 pilots have scored points in two weeks.
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Jim Gresley
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Jim Howard
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Buffalo Bills sign top draft pick Haven Moses
Buffalo New York AP reports Buffalo Bills sign No 1 draft choice Haven Moses from San Diego State. Coach Joel Collier says Moses has every tool a receiver needs and should be a great one if he develops. Moses will compete with veteran Elbert Dubenion for the starting job at training camp.
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California Earth Dam Stands 537 Feet High
The second largest earth fill dam in California rises 537 feet tall and used 33 million cubic feet of earth in its construction.
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