Celtics Edge Lakers In Tight NBA Playoff Decider
Lakers fall 118 115 in Los Angeles as Boston seizes control of the series behind Havlicek Russell and Jones. West nets 45 points but Raul Gaashue dispute and officiating lingers amid a narrow Celtics win at the Lakers Sports Arena.
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Red) Auerbach
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Halos Triumph After Weather Delays McGlothlin Debuts Strong
Rain and a transformer outage delayed Rainy Sunday start for Young Jin McGlothlin in Minnesota. He struck out two over seven shutout innings as Bob Lee held the Twins to two runs in a 2-1 victory. McGlothlin saved by a stout defense and a late Hall and Allen hit gave Minnesota a run but the Angels held on.
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Angels Beat Twins 2 1 as McGlothlin Wins First Major League Game
Jim McGlothlin pitched seven shutout innings for his first big league victory. The Angels edged the Twins 2-1 in the sixth as Knoop Reichardt and Warmer produced the decisive runs with a seventh inning double play spark. Minnesota dropped its fourth straight and has yet to beat Los Angeles in three meetings this season.
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Radio and TV sports wrap from the RMAC night games
Fragmentary notes list Bamford Autry Stadium events and a Bay Barbers versus New York Chiate matchup. Mentions KCOR and KMMEX broadcasts with late hour times. details are unclear.
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Ambiguous Sports Calendar Entry
Fragmentary calendar item notes finals and events involving Brig Ryeleg Lions Crag Stein and Aycal Bee and other teams. details unreadable, unclear dates or venues. summary limited to unreadable fragments.
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Real Sandy Stands Up Cubs Fall
The Dodgers edged the Cubs 2-1 as Sandy Koufax delivered a strong relief stretch and Jeff Torborg drove in the decisive run. Koufax struck out 11, Ted Torborg went 3 for 4, and Torborg’s late RBI helped Los Angeles snap a skid while boosting Koufax’s return to form. Cubs’ starter Dick Ellsworth allowed eight hits in six innings.
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Koufax Dominates In Short Snappy Three-Start Game
In a brisk 2 hour 14 minute affair played in 40 degree conditions, Koufax delivered a rapid complete game over three starts. The quick tempo and chill air framed a sharp pitching duel with few wastes of energy.
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Moffitt King Defends Ojai Title with 6 2 6 2 Win
Billie Jeen Moffitt King defeated Valerie Ziegenfuss in San Diego to begin defense of her women's singles title at the 67th Ojai Valley tournament. The match finished 6-2, 6-2 as she moved toward another championship.
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Power failure at Anaheim Stadium fells lights
Friday night at Anaheim Stadium the Angels versus San Francisco game faced a five minute delay as four banks of field lights failed. Officials restored lighting by 8:35 after electricians worked on the problem while fans endured a shadowed right field.
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Yankees Try Permanent New Lineup in Major Shakeup
New York manager Johnny Keane announced a drastic lineup change to be kept on a permanent basis. Mantle will start in center, Tresh moves to third, Boyer to short, and rookie Ray White to left, with Amaro filling in at short?elision. The plan hinges on Mantle staying healthy and productive throughout a season of challenging pitching.
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Ray White
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Joe Pepitone
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Elston Howard
Browling
Ralph Houk
Deluge Delays Dallas Open Lead After Thunderstorms
Heavy storms at Dallas washed out the second round of the Greater Dallas Open delaying progress. Veterans Gene Littler and Don Finsterwald had led with 66 and 68 before the postponement, while Doug Sanders held a two-stroke edge after day one with a 67. organizers plan a 36-hole finish on Sunday.
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Don Finsterwald
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