Orioles Slip After Beating Pitching A's In Extra Innings
Frank Robinson tried to stir the Orioles, but Baltimore fell to Kansas City 6-5 in 11 innings as Reggie Jackson drove in the deciding run. The A's rallied from 5-0 on five hits and an error in the eighth, with John Donaldson starting the 11th and Jackson delivering the go ahead single. Mantle homered for the Yankees in a 2-0 win over Washington. Minnesota beat Detroit 6-4 as Zoilo Versalles notched his 1,000th major league hit.
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Wynn Becomes First Astros Hero With Three Homers
In the Astrodome, Jim Wynn hit three home runs guiding Houston past San Francisco 6 2. Wynn’s feats include a trio of solo shots in the fifth sixth and eighth, tying and breaking season marks as Eddie Mathews calls the park’s dimensions a factor. Philadelphias Dick Hall starts and wins in a 4 1 decision over Pittsburgh while Don Sutton blanks Chicago 5 0 for the Dodgers. Rich Allen and Gene Oliver drive in runs as the Phillies topple the Pirates 5 2 in the nightcap.
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City Scoreboard Junior League Postponed Games Next Thursday
Tuesday’s junior league scoreboard shows GIANTS, CUBS, PIRATES, DODGERS, and more with mixed results. Several teams record runs and outs across multiple age groups and divisions including women’s and girls’ softball, with postponed games to be rescheduled for next Thursday.
Saldivar retains title and other boxing results
In Cardiff Vicente Saldivar outpointed Howard Winstone to keep the world featherweight title. Tokyo saw Yoshiaki Numata outpoint Flash Elorde to claim the world junior lightweight crown. In Portland Pete Riccitelli outpointed Gordon Smith. In Saint Paul Jim Beattie defeated Dick Wipperman, and Duane Horsman stopped Walter Harrison in Minnesota. In Los Angeles Mel Tue bow knocked out Jimme Fletcher.
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Bowling Standings and High Scores from Local Leagues
Bowling results list weekly standings and top scores for Wednesday and Thursday leagues. Notable performances include Cochrane 655 series, Burns 448, Davis 566, Gumm 539, Simms 392, Barber 469, Rybolt 598, and Linneman 743. League names feature Haymakers Gutters Dusters The Teasers King Pins Pinheads The Strugglers The Hustlers Bombers Timber Tumblers Gutter Balls The Splits Splinters The Bums.
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Major Stars Hit Three Home Runs In Astrodome
Jim Wynn and Ase viaos hit three solo homers to power Houston past San Francisco 6-2. Mel Stottlemyre pitched a five hit shutout for the Yankees, defeating Washington 2-0.
Clay Says He'll Return Someday
Cassius Clay, awaiting U S District Court Houston trial over refusal to enter the Army, watched exhibitions in Detroit at Cobo Arena. He said a jail term of three years could come, and noted he would be 28 when returning to boxing.
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