Pirates Surge Past Phillies In Lively Bunning Debut
In a Philadelphia matchup the Pirates beat the Phillies 10-1 as Jim Bunning, in his first post exchange start against former teammates, allowed eight hits and drove in three runs with a double and single. Elsewhere in the NL Houston topped the Mets 7-2, Atlanta blanked the Dodgers 3-0, Giants edged Reds 4-3, and Cardinals crushed the Cubs 9-5 with Hart delivering a two-run homer.
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Pirates
Bunning
Pittsburgh
Connie Mack
Larry Dierker
Mets
Rusty Staub
Doug Rader
Astros
Nolan Ryan
Dierker
Jim Wynn
Milt Pappas
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Sonny Jackson
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Mike Kekich
Jim Hart
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Ron Hunt
Hart
Gaylord Perry
Tony Cloninger
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Shannon
Cardinals
Cubs
Olympic Trials This Weekend
Los Angeles hosts the two day U S Olympic Trials with top track and field athletes aiming for Mexico City. Finalists earn invites to September Lake Tahoe drills, while hardship cases and injuries may limit entries. Notable names include Gerry Lindgren and Randy Matson among events across 3000m steeplechase 5000m pole vault javelin long jump shot put 100m and more.
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Los Angeles
Mexico City
U.S
Memorial Coliseum
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Lake Tahoe
Jim Ryan
Richmond Flowers
Willie Davenport
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
Mel Pender
Kurt Clayton
Oliver Ford
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Randy Matson
Jay Silvester
Tommie Smith
Earl McCullouch
George Young
NFL Keeps Meeting Under Tight Wraps
In Detroit area, representatives of NFL players and owners refused to discuss a secret Friday meeting about complaints and a possible strike by about 640 players. An AP reporter and a local photographer were asked to leave Pine Lake Country Club near Keego Harbor, Michigan. Vince Lombardi and John Gordy declined to comment, with Lombardi joking that the gathering should be kept secret.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Pine Lake
Keege Harbor
City Scores Senior League Softball Totals by Team
Senior League standings show City Scores with 14-1-2, Elks 20-6-5, Eagles 22-6-6, Kiwanis 20-7-5, Nazrene 26-4-6, First Baptist 29-0-7, First Methodist 33-14-19, Wesleyan Methodists 30-7-11, Westminster 41-23-14, First Methodist I 25-6-7 across multiple clubs with individual players drives and totals.
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Drumright
Nesbit
Hughes
Keim
Beets
Jones
Haas
White
Totals
ELKS
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Calder
Wiggins
Grogan
van Aken
Yost
Ratliff
T. Holland
R. Holland
Eagles
T. Wallace
Stauffer
Anderson
J. Bien
M. Wallace
Moore
Pope
T. Bien
Colbern
Dunn
Dowdy
Buckner
Kiwanis
Whitacre
Firestone
McDaniel
R. Mallicoat
Baldwin
Reynolds
Lawson
Finch
S. Mallicoat
Clough
Brownrigg
Peffly
Crenshaw
Raley
Geiss
Clevenger
First Baptist
Davis
Rader
Turner
Shisler
Presley
Mathey
Lewis
Nance
Meyers
First Methodist
Gillette
Gibson
Cearfoss
Price
Sullivan
Tweet
Ledom
Wesleyan Methodist
R. Sundstrom
Adcock
L. Sundstrom
C. Waltman
Atkinson
H. Sundstrom
Potter
Westminster
Wallace
Gaeddert
Devine
Kornhaus
Hull
G. Abbott
B. Abbott
Worl
Queen
Chambers
Grover
Zook
First Methodist I
Harrison
Myers
Smith
Hall
Jim Lancaster
Don Lunger
Jon Lancaster
McCleary
Casten
Russian Nemesis Upsets Gonzaeles At Wimbledon
Alexander Metreveli, 23, top Soviet player, defeated Pancho Gonzales in three straight sets with a late surge. The win ends Gonzales's Wimbledon dream at age 40 and sets Metreveli to meet Dennis Ralston next. Rod Laver advanced to the round of 16 with a four-set win over Marty Riessen.
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Wimbledon
England
Pancho Gonzales
Alexander’. Metroveli
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Metroveli
Russia
Metreveli
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Rod Laver
Marty Riessen
Evanston
III
Beban Shines as West Tops East in Coaches All-America Game
UCLA star Gary Beban engineered the West attack with 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns, including the go ahead strike to Ken Dyer. In a high scoring win watched by 21,120, Syracuse star Larry Csonka starred for the East, rushing 25 times for 88 yards and scoring twice. Beban, a Heisman winner, was the 30th pick in the NFL draft and will play in Chicago before joining the Washington Redskins.
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Atlanta, Ga
Gary Beban
UCLA
Beban
Chicago
Washington Redskins
Arizona State
Ken Dyer
Billy Stevens
Texas
el Paso
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Csonka
Landry
City Schedule for July sports at Forest Park and West districts
July schedule lists multiple baseball and softball games across Forest Park East and West fields including Athletics vs Tigers Orioles vs White Sox Indians vs Yankees on Monday July 1 and Yankees vs White Sox Orioles vs Athletics Indians vs Tigers on Wednesday July 3. Tuesday July 2 features Giants vs Braves Cubs vs Cardinals Dodgers vs Pirates with Rotary and Elks events later Friday July 5. Women and Girls softball and Industrial League games are also listed with local church and school teams.
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Athletics
Tigers
Forest Park East
Orioles
White Sox
Forest Park
West Indians
Yankees
West
Giants
Braves
Cubs
Cardinals
Women golfers pairings at Ottawa Country Club Tuesday
Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club features five two player pairings: Speer with McCartney, Crawford with Lyman, M. K. Johnson with Kramer, South with Evans, Wolgast with Peters, and Sheldon with Foulks. Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling CH 2-4546 or CH 2-3614.
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Ottawa Country Club
Speer-McCartney Crawford-Lyman
M. K. Johnson-Kramer
South-Evans
Wolgast-Peters
Sheldon-Foulks
ABA Champs Move to Minneapolis St. Paul
The American Basketball Association plans to move its championship team, the Pittsburgh Pipers, to Minneapolis-St. Paul this fall. Owner Gabe Rubin announced the transfer at a Friday news conference, citing the appeal of nearby pro teams and despite prior ABA failures in basketball. The move had been rumored for several days.
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Minneapolis
American Basketball Association
Minnesota
Gabe Rubin
Pittsburgh Pipers
Piper
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Rigney Spurs Angles Bunt Stalemate Wins 1 0
Hal Rock reports Bill Rigney deserts bunting after four failed signs in the 11th inning against Washington. The Angels ride a Don Mincher walk and Reichardt double to beat the Senators 1-0 for a first game sweep. Fregosi adds a three run homer in the nightcap as Angels win 4-3. Oakland tops New York 3-2. Minnesota defeats Baltimore 5-2. Detroit edges Chicago 5-4. In NL action St Louis tops Chicago 9-5. Pittsburgh 10-1 over Philadelphia. Houston 7-2 over New York. San Francisco 4-3 over Cincinnati. Atlanta 3-0 versus Los Angeles. Gross details cover Killebrew's 18th homer, Kaat's win, and Tigers rally.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Bill Rigney
Rigney
California
Washington
Senators
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Oakland
Don Mincher
Mincher
Darold Knowles
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
Angel
Hinton
Fregosi
Archer Putts Way Into Lead At Cleveland Open
George Archer, in his fifth year on the tour, shot a six under par 65 to seize a one stroke lead at the $110,000 Cleveland Open. The 6-foot-6 Californian, aiming to be the tour's top putter, praised Bob Charles while noting his own improvement after adjusting his putting stroke. Weather remained chilly but did not hinder Archer's performance.
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Cleveland
George Archer
Archer
Tommy Aaron
Bob Charles
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