Orioles Rally Past Twins As Brooks Robinson Powers 4-3 Victory
The Orioles beat Minnesota 4-3 behind Brooks Robinson's three run double after Frank Robinson homered in the 10th to seal a 4-2 win over Dean Chance. Boston edged New York 2-1 on Carl Yastrzemski's 35th homer. Tommie Agee sparked Chicago past Washington 5-1. Boog Powell and Eddie Watt helped Baltimore and Detroit dropped to three behind in the pennant chase. Kansas City won 6-5 in 12 innings with Danny Cater driving in the winner.
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America's Cup Race Lacks Excitement For All But Contenders
Newport reports that the America's Cup remains a niche spectacle with fans largely indifferent to the event unless they are participants. The piece notes long odds against challengers, U S supremacy in races, and advances in sail technology guiding Intrepid's defense, while detailing historical context from 1851 to 1962 and the 1964- era sail innovations.
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Pro Gridders Head Into Last Exhibition Tilts
Pro football fans brace for the final weekend of exhibitions as the AFL opens its eighth season Sunday with Boston at Denver and NBC televised game. The NFL schedules inter league showdowns and regular season countdowns across Friday and Saturday, culminating with Oakland hosting San Francisco in the last inter league tilt.
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Nicklaus Wins Westchester Classic Amid Arnie's Army Noise
Jack Nicklaus holds off Dan Sikes to win his fourth tour event of the year at the Westchester Classic with a 16 under par 272. Sikes finishes one behind at 273, Roberto de Vicenzo third at 274, Gary Player fourth, Palmer fifth amid loud fanfare from Arnie's Army. Colbert ties for ninth at 280, earning 4,937.50.
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Speedy Streak Wins Hambletonian After Close Call
Du Quoin, AP. Cameron described narrowly missing a wheel lock as Speedy Streak won the Hambletonian for 3-year-old trotters in two heats before 25,000 fans. Speedy Streak took the first heat by four lengths over Keystone Pride and the final by one length over Speed Model, earning $60,098 and pushing his earnings to $94,779.
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Miracle RenzIt cleans through screens in Tulsa display
Miss Joanne Meyer of Tulsa demonstrates Miracle RenzIt a cleaning product that washes windows through screens including second floor panes. Spray rinse leaves sparkle with no streaks and also cleans screens. Also marketed for cars boats and trailers offering a wax like luster. Available as Miracle Renzelt from Remwood Chemical Company Tulsa OK.
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Cepeda and Clemente Vie For NL Batting Crown
National League roundup with Cepeda grabbing three hits in St. Louis 2 0 win over the Mets while Clemente adds two safeties and extends his league batting lead. Pirates beat Atlanta 11 9 to keep pressure on Cincinnati. Alou, Stargell contribute in other games as Dodgers, Cubs win. detailed run totals and key at bats noted.
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A's Sign Pitcher Vida Blue from Mansfield La
Kansas City Athletics signed pitcher Vida Blue from Mansfield Louisiana and awarded a substantial bonus. Blue, 18, six feet tall and 190 pounds, will stay with the club until about September 23 before reporting to Phoenix for the winter instructional league.
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Major Stars Lead in Narrow Baseball Wins
Danny Cater of the Athletics had five hits including the game winner in the 12th inning as Oakland edged Cleveland 6 to 5. Larry Draster of the Cardinals hurled 8 1/3 innings of shutout ball to post his eighth win with Ron Willis aiding in the ninth as St. Louis blanked the Mets 2 to 0.
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Billie Jean King Favored To Lead U S At Forest Hills
Forest Hills NY AP Billie Jean King the world’s top woman seeks to end a six year U S drought in the national championship while American men look to end a longer spell without a title led by Newcombe Emerson Roche and Stolle with Ashe sidelined by military duty and Graebner Pasarell among seeds Maria Bueno injured and Margaret Smith retired reshape the field as the 11 day tournament opens.
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