Wilson no hits Braves as Astros top NL leaders
Houston rookie Don Wilson pitched a 2-0 no hitter for the Astros against the Braves, striking out 15 in front of champagne celebrations. St Louis beat San Francisco 4-1 to take first in the NL, while Dodgers and Pirates won elsewhere. Osetek captures ninth Savas Medal with 68-69 score over Knych. Lupa repeats low net title.
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Don Wilson
Wilson
Houston
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Astrodome
Astros
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Aspromonte
Tito Francona
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Menke
Phil Niekro
Sonny Jackson
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Alou
Aspro
Sandy Koufax
Cubs
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Stu Miller
Detroit
Tigers
Orioles
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Don Nottebart
Ken Johnson
Nottebart
Phillies
Johnson
Harvey Haddix
Joe Adcock
Dick Hughes
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Mets
Chicago
Lee Thomas
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Nick Savas
Frank Osetek
Arizona State captures second NCAA baseball title in three years
Ron Davini was named most outstanding player as Arizona State completed an 11 2 victory over Houston to win the 21st College World Series. Davini hit .409 in the Series and provided stellar defense while coach Bobby Winkles built a powerhouse program with strong recruiting. nine 1966 players signed pro contracts, including Riggie Jackson of the Kansas City Athletics.
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Omaha
Neb
Ron Davini
Arizona State
Anaheim
Calif
Davini
Bobby Winkles
Houston
Winkles
White Sox
Swifton
Ark
Dan Gurney wins Belgian Grand Prix in first American victory
Dan Gurney, 36, of Costa Mesa California, in an American Eagle car he designed, wins the Belgian Grand Prix, becoming the first American in an American made car to win a world championship race. He defeats Jackie Stewart by 63 seconds in the 244.776 mile event, finishing in 1 hour 40 minutes 49.4 seconds at an average speed of 145.665 mph in sunny weather.
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Francorchamps
Belgium
Dan Gurney
Gurney
Costa
Mesa
Calif
Jackie Stewart
Britain
BRM
Ecuador Eyes Davis Cup Upset Over U S
In Guayaquil Ecuador the hosts split the final two singles to threaten the United States in the American Zone Davis Cup playoffs. Nonplaying U S captain George MacCall remained confident the Americans would win both singles after Miguel Olvera defeated Arthur Ashe 4 6 6 4 6 4 in a stirring comeback.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
U.S
George MacCall
United States
MacCall
Miguel Olvera
Olvera
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Nicklaus Clinches Open Title With 275 At Baltusrol
Jack Nicklaus, aged 27, captured the United States Open at Baltusrol with a final round 65 to set a new Open scoring record 275, one stroke better than Ben Hogan. He led from early in the final round, aided by three straight birdies on holes three to five, and beat Palmer Casper and January who finished runner-up, tied for second. Marty Fleckman and Hogan trailed the leaders.
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Springfield
N.J
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Baltusrol
Arnold) Palmer
Arnie
Hogan
San Francisco
Dick Mayer
Palmer
Casper
Don January
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
American Legion
Legionnaires
Romeo Germain
Richey Triumphs in Tennis Open, Doubles Edge Graebner Riessen
Cliff Richey of Dallas defeated Guzman 6-2 2-6 8-6 6-4 in the opening singles. In doubles, 2 and Guzman teamed to beat Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio and Marty Riessen of Evanston Ill 0-6 9-7 6-3 4-6 8-6. Today's singles matchups feature Richey versus Olvera and Ashe versus Guzman.
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Francisco Guzman
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Cliff Richey
Dallas
Guzman
Richey
Olvera
Ashe
Chiefs and Red Wings Bow Twice In Sunday Games
Rochester's hex over the Ohio clubs weakens as Toledo and Columbus show life. Red Wings hold 4% game edge over Toronto but stumble in two losses to Toledo and Columbus. Columbus swept Syracuse while Toledo beat Rochester and Toronto split with Jacksonville. Toronto drop ends as Richmond and Buffalo split.
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Chiefs
Red Wings
Rochester
Ohio
Toronto
Toledo
Columbus
Wings
Mud Hens
Jacksonville
Richmond
Buffalo
Bisons
Syracuse
John Hiller
Red Wing
Billy Madden
Ron Reed
Mike Lum
Braves
Frank Obregon
RBI
Dave Roberts
Bobobertson
Tony Torchia
Chuck Estrada
Greg Goossen
Shaun Fitzmaurice
Don Bosch
Hoehn Wins New England Tennis Championship
Fifth-seeded Ted Hoehn of Winchester Massachusetts defeated second-seeded Larry Lewis of Boston 6-2 6-3 3-6 6-2 to capture the New England Championship. Hoehn, a former North Carolina star and Army assistant coach, secured the title on Sunday.
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Newton
Mass
Ted Hoehn
Winchester
North Carolina
Army
Larry Lewis
Boston
Evansville Takes Noga as Southern League All Stars Manager
George Noga of first place Evansville has been named manager of the Southern League All-Stars who will face the Atlanta Braves in Charlotte on June 26.
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Knoxville, Tenn
George Noga
Evansville
Atlanta Braves
Charlotte
Legionnaires Win Special Meeting Tonight
American Legion routed VFW Post 5885 31 to 5 in a single Saturday game at Fort Ontario, lifting within half a game of first. A Moose Club vs Woods A. C. was postponed. a special meeting of managers and league officers is called for this evening to discuss rules changes and playoff arrangements.
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American Legion
Fort Ontario
VFW Post
Moose Club
Woods A. C
Ed Haynes
Legionnaires
Top Contenders On Fight Slate In Missoula Card
Heavyweight George Chuvalo of Toronto light heavyweight Roger Rouse of Anaconda Mont and middleweight DB Fullmer of West Jordan Utah are featured on a boxing card at the University of Montana field house in Missoula. Chuvalo meets Archie Ray Tucson Ariz Rouse faces Bobby Rascon Mexico Fullmer meets Luis Garduno Las Vegas Nev Victoria Renaldo from Pittsfield Mass battles Hector Rodrigues Providence R I in an outdoor Pittfield show.
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Associated Press
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Roger Rouse
Anaconda
Mont
DB Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
University of Montana
Missoula
Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Archie Ray
Tucson
Ariz
Rouse
Dick Tiger
Mexico
Bobby Rascon
Fullmer
Luis Garduno
Las Vegas
Nev
Nino Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Renaldo Victoria
Pittsfield
Mass
New England
Hector Rodrigues
Providence
R.L
Pittfield
Navajo Trail Golf Champion Wins Back-to-Back
N M shot a five under par on Sunday to win the Navajo Trail Golf Tournament for the second straight year. He posted 139 over 36 holes and won by three strokes.
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N.M
Warren Dominates Demolition Derby Night For $1000 Win
Bentley Warren of Gloucester led a 45 lap main, won a semi and heat, and took the Demolition Derby in a night that saw Nolan Swift and Ronnie Wallace add podium efforts. Warren earned $1091 of a $5000 purse as 14 of 20 starters finished amid minor crashes. Gibson, Wallace, Bartholomew and Witter also placed strongly in a multiple event program. A repeat show is planned as students finish exams and flock to recreation centers.
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Gloucester
Mass
Ace
Warren
Nolan Swift
Syracuse
Ronnie Wallace
Fulton
Todd Gibson
Swift
Wallace
Ken Bartholomew
Gary Witter
Jim Shampine
Jack Murphy
Jim Gresley
Sam Carista
Bob Sweeney
Sieree
Dick Tobias
Norm Mackereth
Gordon Dukes
Neal Tooley
Ralph Denson
Harold Terpening
Bobby Pierce
Leon Barnhart
Wayne Landon
Tobias
Lebanon
Barnhart
Binghamton
Kenny Adrews
Burlington
Ont
Andrews
Gibson
Bartholomew
Witter
Shampine
Murphy
Sweeney
Pierce
Tooley
Gresley
Carista
Dukes
Don Fleming
Jack Thomas
Bolivar
Pety Dukes
Mackereth
Landon
Denson
Fleming
R. M. Burritt Motors, Inc
Letcher
Foreign trotters loom large in Yonkers Gotham field
Three foreign owned horses Ro Jacqueline from France Dashing Rodney from Italy and Governor Armbro from Canada lead an international lineup in Yonkers Gotham Trot 1 mile race drawing attention ahead of the United Nations Trot next week. Pay Dirt dominates 3 year olds with $83 703 career earnings after a Monticello win.
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Yonkers Raceway
United Nations
Gotham
Yonkers
France
Roqueline
Italy
Rodney
Canada
Governor Armbro
Santipasta
Milan
U.N
Polaris
Carlisle
Poplar Jamie
Be Sweet
Vernon Downs
Castleton Farm
Snow Speed
K. D. Owens
Richard
Hoosier Smoke
Lawrence B. Sheppard
Commissioner
Sutton Place
Arden Homestead Stable
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Pay Dirt
E. T. Gerry
Monticello Raceway
Earle Avery
Blaze Frost
Faybill
Florican
Impish
Clear View Stables
New Canaan
Conn
Rosecroft Raceway
Maryland
Pronto Pal
Sharon Irishman
Trader Nardin
Rick
Buffalo Raceway
Pro Test
Lebanon Pride
Abbe Lark
EU Will
Saratoga Raceway
River Road Joy
Meadow Stacey Bog
Needle Spar Wins Neck Duel at Finger Lakes Feature
Needle Spar takes a neck decision over Tanteo in the $1,800 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. Traffic Siren trails by a head for third as six furlongs are run in 1:14 on a good track. Needle Spar pays $7.80 $5 and $3.60 with a crowd of 7,224 wagering $434,206.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Needle Spar
Tanteo
Finger Lakes
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Cueball) Osetek
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