Willie Mays 522nd Home Run Lifts Giants Past Cardinals
Dodgers? Orioles defeated by? The text describes Willie Mays hitting his 522nd homer to give the San Francisco Giants a win over the St Louis Cardinals. It also notes Jim Kaat’s six hitter for the Minnesota Twins in a 6-2 win over Cleveland and Baltimore’s 4-1 win over California, with Powell, Robinsons and Fregosi contributing key plays in Baltimore’s victory.
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Mays Joins Elite With 522nd Home Run in Giants Win
Willie Mays hit his 522nd career homer to move into third on the all time list, then made a key one handed grab in the eighth to dampen a Cardinal rally as the Giants beat St. Louis 2-1. Other NL action included Ellsworth’s win for the Cubs over Atlanta and Clemente fueling Pittsburgh past Houston.
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Geoffrion Signs Ranger Contract
Geoffrion signs with the New York Rangers after being claimed on waivers from Montreal. The 33 year old former Montreal star says he plans to prove he can still play at a high level and aims to lift the Rangers from the NHL cellar.
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Six New All Star Infielders Named for July Game
Brooks Robinson and Dick McAuliffe head the starting infields for the July 12 All Star game in St Louis with rookie George Scott and Bobby Knoop joining the American League infield. Leo Cardenas leads NL shortstops, while Willie McCovey tops NL first basemen and Joe Morgan earns a starting role despite injury.
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Grand Circuit At Spa Raceway Sparks Harness Night
Grand Circuit racing moves into day two at Saratoga Raceway New York with 2 and 3 year old events including the $14 000 Chatham and $12 900 Bennington for fillies and colts Bright Chance wins at Buffalo and Fehmi scores third victory in six starts at Vernon Downs Venice Hanover takes Saratoga Springs Trot for 2 year old fillies in 2 05 4 leading by 20 feet over Flamboyant
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Firemen Take Division Lead in Little League clash
Firemen beat the Moose 11 to 2 to seize the National Division lead at Fort Ontario stadium. Nine run rally in the sixth broke a 2-2 tie as Don Richards Dan Sullivan and Jay Saternow starred with multiple hits. Tremiti held Moose to three singles. Seaway Supply fell 5-0 to Triplets in American division as Palmitesso and Cullinan produced key hits.
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Brown Faces Strong Opponent In Henley
Brown University crew prepared for a tough first-round test at the Henley Royal Regatta in Henley on Thames. Tideway Scullers challenge Brown in the opening round while Vesper Boat Club awaits arrival of its delayed shell from the United States due to Britain's shipping strike. Vesper, 1964 Olympic gold medalists, had an opening bye and may meet Turn Und Sportsclub in the second round. The Vesper boat was delayed in New York and due to arrive today.
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Young Democrats Edge Bankers In Babe Ruth League Clash
The Young Democrats defeated the City Savings Bank team 5 to 3 at Fort Ontario. Lead off hits by Bill Barbeau and Fran Fetterley started the scoring, with Crimmins and Bendyou nas driving in runs. Bankers rallying in the seventh fell short as Crimmins held them to three early hits.
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Revived Chiefs Overcome Suns In IL Action
In International League play Richmond beat Rochester while the Braves’ Dick Kelley won a game despite Rochester remaining in second place four behind Columbus. Columbus rallied to tie Buffalo then won in 12 innings as Syracuse, Toledo and Jacksonville also posted wins.
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Porter fires two holes in one in Indiana Amateur qualifier
Richmond golfer Scott Porter, top Ball State University player, carded back to back holes in one during a 36 hole Indiana Amateur qualifier at Forest Hills Country Club. He used an eight iron in the morning and a nine in the afternoon on the 145 yard fifth hole. Porter shot 69 and 73 in the two rounds, his first holes in one.
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Alcan Jets and Retail Clerks Win in Industrial Loop
Alcan Jets beat Electricians 2-1 at Fort Ontario, with Dick Dunsmoor allowing three hits while Howie Godfrey had two. Retail Clerks defeated Electrical Workers 9-4 as Jim Lanigan, Ron Reynolds and Jack Germain led a big middle innings rally, Reynolds earning the win.
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Jones Faces Terrell In WBA Title Showdown At Houston
Doug Jones challenges Ernie Terrell for the WBA heavyweight crown in a 15 round bout at Sam Houston Coliseum. Terrell, 210 pounds with height and reach advantage, is the favorite. Jones predicts a knockout as the evening features a 10 round co feature.
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Giants edge Cardinals as Mays hits 522nd homer
Willie Mays of the Giants belted his 522nd career homer to move to third on the all time list in a 2 1 victory over St Louis. Jim Kaat worked six innings allowing six hits as Minnesota defeated Cleveland 6 2.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The standings show San Francisco leading the league with 46 wins and 27 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Monday results included Chicago 5 Atlanta 1 and Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1, with several other interleague games. Today's games feature Philadelphia at New York and Houston at Pittsburgh, among others.
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Baseball Standings and Pairings Update
WwW. L. Pet, G.B. Baltimore 48 24 .667 Detroit 48 26 623 3% Cleveland 41 28 .594 5% California 38 34 .528 10 Minnesota 34 36 .488 13 Chicago 32 37 .468 14 New York 30 37 .448 15% Kansas City 30 40 .429 17 Washington 30 43 .411 18% Boston 25 46 .352 22 Minnesota 6, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 4, California 1 Detroit at California N Baltimore at Kansas City N Cleveland at Minnesota N Washington at Chicago N New York at Boston N
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International League standings and results update
Syracuse defeats Jacksonville 3 1 in last night action as Columbus edges Buffalo 5 4 in 12 innings. Richmond down Rochester 5 1 Toledo tops Toronto 8 4. Tonight games include Syracuse at Jacksonville Rochester at Richmond Buffalo at Toledo and Toronto at Columbus.
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Dressen Returns to Watch Tigers in Angels Series
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen arrived by plane in Anaheim California to attend the series against the California Angels. He had suffered a spring training heart attack and has been inactive, with coach Bob Swift serving as acting manager in his absence.
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Oswego County golfers qualify for New York State Amateur
Three Oswego County golfers earned state Amateur Golf Championship spots at Onondaga Country Club Syracuse. Dr Walter Knych Tom Brennan and Carl Miller Sr qualified with scores near the cut line. The state finals start July 19 at Concord with 17 qualifiers in Syracuse and 21 in Rochester.
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Santo Undergoes Cheek Operation After Injury
Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo rested after cheek surgery for a fractured cheekbone Following an on field incident against the New York Mets Santo sat out but extended his hit streak to 25 games He predicted a hospital stay of one week and return in 10 days The Cubs called up Ron Campbell from Tacoma to replace Santo and sent Joe Amalfitano to Tacoma
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Monday's Fights Reported in Georgetown Milwaukee
Lionel Ifill of Guyana out pointed Roy Lee of Jamaica at 160 pounds. Takeshi of Japan stopped Fuentes of the Philippines at 140 pounds. Ben Black of Chicago halted Bill Nielsen of Omaha, Nebraska at 196 pounds.
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