Pirates Survive Mets Rally Lead NL Roundup Victory
Pirates win 4-2 over the Astros as Willie Stargell and Donn Clendenon homer. Veale notches his seventh win. Marichal blanks the Mets for the third time this season, improving to 12-0 lifetime against New York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Milwaukee win. Chicago and St Louis fall.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Pirates
Mets
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Houston
Marichal
New York
San Francisco
Veale
Jesus Alou
Jim Davencport
Met
Gary Kroll
Richie Allen
Dick Stuart
Herbert
Phillie
Stuart
Ruben Amaro
Willie Crawford
Maury Wills
Amaro
Crawford
Frank Robinson
Tommy Harper
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bill White
Pete Rose
Harper
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Carty
Larry Jackson
Tony Cloninger
Rich Turf Purses for 3-Year-Olds in Major Calcutta Races
Rich purses draw 3-year-old fillies and colts to key races across the U S led by the $100,000-added Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct for fillies. Other top events include the $50,000-added Swaps at Arlington Park the $50,000-added Michigan Derby at Hazel Park and the $30,000-added Argonaut at Hollywood Park, with fields shaping to about 8 to 11 runners. Ground Control Cordially and other leading contenders are set for the Oaks while Swift Ruler Mr Pak and others vie for Derby trials.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Arlington Park
Hazel Park
Hollywood Park
Coaching Club
New York
Ground Control
Acorn
Mother Goose
Howell E. Jackson
Marshal
Up Cars
Terentia
Swift Ruler
Mr. Pak
Gummy
Bind
Oubh
Bass
Saber Dance
Royal Riders Win At Several Area Horse Shows
Royal Riders Saddle Club members excel in Louisburg Lawrence and Waverly events from May to June with multiple top placings. Darla Kerr and Clarence Moldenhauer lead lead pony placements. Frank Kerr and Harry Clymore win in Western horsemanship and Appaloosa classes. Pam and Leslie Phares claim matched pairs. at Silver City Kansas City the club earns a silver tray and ribbon with Nita McDaniel, Vicki Minnich, Pam and Leslie Phares placing in Palomino, western horsemanship, and matched pair events.
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Wellsville
Royal Riders Saddle Club
Louisburg
Darla Kerr
Clarence Moldenhauer
Harry Clymore
Danny Baxter
Frank Kerr
Lawrence
Clarence Molden
Hater
Ane
Pam
Leslie Phares
Waverly
Kelly Walker
Bob Walker
Ted Madl
Steve Dunham
Silver City
Kansas City
Royal Riders
Nita McDaniel
Vicki Minnich
NAIA Golf Teams Close Final 18 Hole Round at Rockford
Ten collegiate teams led by Eastern New Mexico State finished the NAIA golf tournament with heavy scoring at Rockford Country Club. East Texas State defender Craig Metz led after 54 holes with 241, aiming for back to back titles, while Don Iversen of Wisconsin State and Bill McDonald of Washburn joined the top standings. RJ Smiley of Fort Hays State posted 219 after 4 rounds.
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Rockford
New Mexico State
Rockford Country Club
Craig Metz
East Texas State
Metz
Don Ivere Son
Wisconsin State
Bill McDonald
Washburn
Kan
University
Omaha Holds Edge in NAIA Showdown With Glasboro Star
Omaha faces Carson-Newman in the NAIA baseball final round after Sal Ingemi of Glasboro State shines in a 2-0 win over Sam Houston State. Glasboro and Omaha split earlier rounds. If Omaha wins tonight, a second decisive game follows in a doubleheader. Ingemi exits after three-run rally, as Omaha climbs toward the championship.
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St, Joseph
Omaha
Carson-Newman
Sal Ingem
Sal Ingemi
Sal
Glasboro State
New Jersey
Sam Houston State
Texas
Glasboro
Baseball League Scores and Schedule Noted
In the International League, Atlanta defeated Toronto 20 to 0, Syracuse beat Columbus 6 to 1, Jacksonville topped Buffalo 6 to 44, and no other games are scheduled. The report highlights these results and notes that only these games were on the slate.
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Atlanta
Toronto
Syracuse
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Baseball Scoreboard AP National League Standings and Results
National League standings show Los Angeles 34 22 .607 Milwaukee 28 21 .571 Cincinnati 29 23 .558 San Francisco 30 24 .656 Pittsburgh 27 26 .509 St Louis 26 27 .491 Philadelphia 25 28 .472 Houston 26 31 .456 Chicago 22 30 .423 New York 20 35 .364 Thursday results Milwaukee 6 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 8 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 0 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2 San Francisco 3 New York 0 Today Cincinnati at Chicago Los Angeles at New York Houston at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at St Louis Saturday Los Angeles at New York Houston at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at St Louis Chicago 4 Boston 2 Cleveland 4 Minnesota 1 Baltimore 5 Washington 1 Chicago at Washington 2tw N Minnesota at Detroit 2tw Baltimore at Boston N Cleveland at Kansas City N New York at Los Angeles N Baltimore at Boston Chicago at Washington Minnesota at Detroit Cleveland at Kansas City
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Associated Press National League
W. L. Pet. GB
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philaphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
L. Pet. G.B. Minnesota
Little League Box Score A Lively Day On The Diamonds
In a multi game program the AMERICAN INDIANS defeated the TIGERS by 18 runs to 13 while other clubs like NATIONAL DODGERS and PIRATES posted modest totals. Key performances included Whitacre and Perez driving runs and Hughes contributions across multiple at bats in a striking youth league showcase.
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Indians
Firestone
Moat
Rick Humerick
Baldwin
Winter
Mendell
Whitacre
Overholt
Likes
Kramer
Brooks
Randy
Humericke
Totals
Tigers
Porter
Perez
Randy Hughes
Barnes
Wiggins
Yost
Depriest
Russ Hughes
National
Match Play Set In State Amateur
Kansas City AP report outlines the 1965 Kansas Men’s Amateur championship with 32 qualifiers after 36 holes at Milburn Country Club. Jim Colbert Jr. led the medal play at 142 two under par, while Duke Evans and Grier Jones trailed, as top ten finished within 149. Two 18-hole rounds will trim to eight. quarterfinals and semifinals occur Saturday, with the 36-hole final Sunday.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Jim Colbert Jr
Milburn Country Club
Colbert
Duke Evans
Wichita
Grier Jones
Rod Horn
Dave Dennis
Indepenence
Jack House
Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Jerry Adams
John Beegert
Topeka
John Ward Jr
FIS names three bids for 1972 Winter Games sites
MAMAIA Romania AP The International Ski Federation recommended Banff Lahti and Sapporo as sites for the 1972 Winter Olympics. The three bidders trailed Grenoble which won the 1968 Games.
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Mamaia
Romania
International Ski Federation
Banff
Canada
Lahti
Finland
Sapporo
Japan
International Olympic Committee
Agerpress
FIS
Black Sea
Grenoble
France
Scrambling Tennessee Golfer Weaves Victory in NCAA Golf
Larry Gilbert of Middle Tennessee State surged in the final rounds to win the NCAA College Division Golf Tournament with a 280, leading his team to a 1,157 total. Bob Smith of Sacramento State and Bob Wolfe of Middle Tennessee finished runner-up at 284 as the field battled for the top prize and playoff spots in Knoxville.
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Springfield
Larry Gilbert
Middle Tennessee State
Gilbert
Bob Smith
Sacramento State
Bob Wolfe
Middle Tennessee
Smith
California
Knoxville
Tenn
King Knox
Franklin and Marshall
Pennsylvania
Tim Joln
Macalester
Bob Irving
Spencer Sappington
Lincoln
Mike Orrison
Ilinois State
Bill Muehle
Southern
Ilinois
Dave Sellergren
Grinnell
Iowa
Ohio State star Arlin shines in 15 inning classic
In Omaha Ohio State pitcher Steve Arlin pitched 15 innings with 20 strikeouts in a dramatic College World Series, setting records though Arizona State surged. Arizona State 4-0 in double elimination, Ohio State faces ASU needing two straight wins to claim NCAA crown while Arizona advances.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
OMAHA
Steve Arlin
Ohio State
Arizo=na State
Arlin
Florida State
Arizona State
Washington State
Arizona
St. Louis
ASU
Satureday
Big Ten
Bobby Winckles
Ron Lea
Sene
Marty Karow
John Durant
Durant
Karow
Ron Kitchen
Arizona State Stars Stave Off 15-Inning Classic
Arlin, a sophomore right hander, faced a brutal 15th inning as two intentional walks and a double play nearly doomed ASU. Dale Ford opened the 13th with a 420-foot triple for WSU, and the game tied the Series longevity record at 15 innings. Lagunas produced key ASU hits while Marcum fanned Monday four times. Sal Bando hit .500 in the tourney as ASU leads in team batting (.329) with no unearned runs allowed.
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Arlin
WSU
Dale Ford
Dale Scileley
Duane Rossman
Michigan
Santa Clara
Luis Lagunas
ASU
John Marcum
St. Louis
Marcum
Rick Monday
Sal Bando
Phillies blank Dodgers behind Herbert first NL shutout
Major Stars PITCHING Ray Herbert of the Phillies posted his first shutout in the National Leauge while scattering seven hits in a 4-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. BATTING Tommy Harper of the Reds had three doubles and a single, scoring two runs and driving in one as Cincinnati edged St. Louis 8-7.
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Pirates
Bob Veale
Astros
Willie Stargell
Donn’ Clene den
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ray Herbert
Milwauckee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Associated Press
Phillies
Philadelephia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Harper
Reds
Boxing Results From Glasgow and San Jose Cards
Boxing results list several bouts including Ron Jones of Chicago knocking out Jackie Brown in Scotland. Davey Patterson of Los Angeles outpointed Sergio Gomez in Las Vegas. Harry Adelrick of San Jose outpointed Tony Noriega in Bakersfield.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Ron Jones
Chicago
Jackie Brown
Bane
Los Angeles
Davey Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Sergio Gomez
Mexico City
San Jose
Calif
Harry Aledrich
Tony Noriega
Bakersfield
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