Mets Rally to Beat Pirates And Vacate Cellar
The Mets came from behind to defeat the Pirates 3-2, climbing out of last place as Claude Osteen allowed a five hitter in a 3-0 Dodgers win over the Reds. Cubs extend winning streak to seven with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia.
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Mazel
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Billy Mufett
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Los Angeles
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Atlanta
Houston
Nashville
Tenn
Jim O'Toole
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Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
al Spangler
Reds
Rich Nye
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
Mets
Ken Boyer
Ed Charles
Elroy Face
Osteen
Ron Hunt
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Mel Queen
Palmer and Zarley Lead Columbus Pro-Am Field
Arnold Palmer and Kermit Zarley tied for the lead at Columbus Invitational Pro-Am Championship posting six under par 66s. The one day event at Columbus Country Club attracted 52 professionals with Palmer and Zarley earning $650 each. Jack Nicklaus, a hometown favorite, was among the contenders.
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Children’s Hospital
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Major League Leaders AP Baseball Statistics
American League leaders include F Robinson Balt .336 batting and 54 runs 59 RBIs 83 hits 21 home runs 54 runs. Killebrew Minn 22 HR. Campaneris KC 29 SB. Cepeda and Brock lead NL batting and hits. Marichal and Cuellar top strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Bost
Kaline
Det
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Commercial Prin Tm Palladium Letterpress Dial
Commercial printing item described as palladium tone print with dial details. Contact number 343-3800 or 343-3801 appears in the notice. No further context or dates provided.
Zip Tar and Fantasia Hanover Shine in Saratoga Harness Night
Zip Tar wins the $22,100 Schuylerville at Saratoga in 2 02 4 5 for 2-year-olds as Nob Hill sets a national season mark in 2 01 3 5 on the half mile. Fantasia Hanover wins the $16,680 Saratoga Springs Trot for 2-year-old fillies in 2 07 3 5. Zip Tar pays 15.20, Fantasia Hanover 8.80 in pari mals.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
Major league standings show St Louis 43 24 and Cincinnati 42 30 atop the NL list with Chicago and Pittsburgh close behind. Monday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 3 San Francisco 1 as New York beat Pittsburgh 3 2.
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Moose Triplets Edge In Hairline L L Baseball Thriller
First half title races loom as Firemen face Police in American Division and Seaway Supply must win to clinch National Division. Moose escapes with a late rally, Bob Jackson driving in Bill Samuels after a walk and Paul Zaryski single. Triplets prevail on Jim Galletta two base hit in sixth. Palmiresso and Galletta each two hits, Kenyon added one.
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Don Fitzgerald
Mike Palmiresso
Joe Grasso
Palmiresso
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Mike Kenyon
Tim Knoop
Elks
Mike Anthony
Grasso
Fitzgerald
John Hall
Knoop
Timae
Canton youth dies in rural crash near Canton
Donald J. Hill, 18, of Canton, was killed early today when his car struck trees on a curve beside a rural road near Canton, New York. He lived at 4 Church Street.
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Industrial Loop Reports Three Softball Games
In Fort Ontario, Retail Clerks beat the Jets 14 to 6 while Local 214 edged Alcan 4 to 3. Hamermill defeated Local 129 9 to 1. date of that game is unclear. Next, Fitters and Plumbers face Hammermill at 6 45 and Local 129 meets Electricians 328 at 8 15.
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Ronnie Reynolds
Ray Foster
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Pete Davis
Paul Somers
Nick DiGaetano
Vinnie Savona
Dunsmoor
Savona
Disabled Hand Sidelines Snead In Canadian Open
Jim Wiechers of Atherton California shot five under par to lead a large field for the Canadian Open golf championship in Montreal. Dave Eichelberger of Waco Texas and Dewitt Weaver of Atlanta posted 68 and 69, delivering an American sweep in the qualifying round as a par 72 was required to qualify. Bunky Henry of Valdosta missed with a 76.
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Jim Wiechers
Atherton
Calif
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
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Atlanta
Bunky Henry
Valdosta
USAC tightens turbine intake limits for 1968 race year
The USAC board trimmed turbine engine air intake to 15 square inches effective January 1 1968, reducing STP Turbocar power from about 550 to around 480 hp. Granting this keeps Turbocar racing this year but signals a broader ban risk with other changes. Granatelli condemns the restriction as political while Binford notes the move aligns turbine torque with piston engines.
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Pratt & Whitney
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Torrance
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Houston
Tex
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Thomas W. Binford
Binford
Paul Baynes
General Motors
Cubs ride seven straight to league best start under Durocher
Chicago Cubs stretch to seven straight victories, their longest since 1954, as manager Leo Durocher rebuilds with youth and steady veterans. Key players Glenn Beckett Don Kessinger Ron Santo Billy Williams Ernie Banks help fuel the run after a late 1960s rebuild. The team climbs from last place to contend, with early pennant chatter in the air.
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Ernie Banks
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Boone
Kaline Tops All Star Ballot Vote Getters
Detroit great Kaline led American League vote getters with 242 of 247 possible ballots for the All-Star team to face the National League July 11 in Anaheim. Frank Robinson collected 239 votes, while Brooks Robinson and other stars.compact report covers positions and key vote totals.
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al Kalline
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Anaheim
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Robinson Boys
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Hank Bauer
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
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Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Carew
Frank Robinson
Petrocelli
Jim Fregosi
California
Chicago White Sox
Freehan
Killebrew
Don Mincher
California Angels
Mickey Mantle
Brooks Robinson
Max Alvis
Cleveland
Tony Oli
Big N Low wins at Finger Lakes in Canandaigua feature
Big N Low led from start to finish to win the $1,200 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. So Hopeful closed late to finish second with Eckenrode third. Raimundo Lopez rode the winner who paid $28.60, $12.00 and $8.40 for a mile and 70 yards in 1,444. Attendance reached 3,253 and the handle was $198,832.
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Big 'N Low
Finger Lakes
Eckenrode
Raimundo Lopez
Cubs Boss Recalls Turnover From Giants Job in 1948
The speaker recalls taking over the Giants mid season in 1948 from Horace Stoneham and pushing for changes after noting a rising home run record. He contrasts this with his Cubs tenure under William Wrigley Jr and John Holland, praising improved confidence and hustle as the team aims higher.
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Cubs
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Horace
Boston
Eddie Stanky
Wrig
Plane crash kills track executive Don Hayes and wife
Henderson Kentucky AP report confirms Don Hayes 55 president of the Du Quoin State Fair and his wife Ruby 52 died when their small plane nose first into a corn field during heavy rain. The wreckage was spotted Monday by an oil worker. Hayes led the fair after his brother Eugene’s death and helped bring harness racing events to prominence.
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Illinois
Don Hayes
du Quoin
Ruby
Chicago
Hayes
Sportsman's Park
Evansville
Ind
E . R. Hoagland
Earl Shaffer
Eugene
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