Gibson Joins 200 Win Club With Cardinals Triumph
Bob Gibson earned his 200th major league win as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Giants 7-2. Ted Kubiak drove in three runs, Joe Torre had three hits, and Gibson raised his record to 10-9 for the season. Other NL games saw Houston, Montreal, Atlanta, Cincinnati, and Chicago win, with Ken Forsch tossing a four-hitter for Houston.
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Jim Bunning
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
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Ted Kubiak
Joe Torre
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Diego
Ken Forsch
Cesar Cedeno
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Forsch
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across the leagues
Results include Chicago 6 San Diego 4 and 3 0 wins over San Diego plus Cincinnati 1 New York 0 and Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 3. Evening headlines list probable pitchers and several night matchups across the American and National Leagues with standings and West Coast results.
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Kan City
Palmer Nicklaus Duel Opens American Classic at Firestone
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus headlining the American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club as Trevino sits out. Each seeks his fifth win of the year and a PGA money-record, with Frank Beard, Charles Coody, Tony Jacklin and others in the field. Hale Irwin eyes first tour victory as rains lengthen the course.
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Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Tony Jacklin
Ray Floyd
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Nichols
Palmer
Nicklaus
Firestone
Trevino
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Casper
Westchester
Ligonier
Lit
Coody
Hale Irwin
Young Australian Alexander shocks Emerson in tennis upset
At 20, Austra lias John Alexander defeated Roy Emerson 6-3 7-6 in the second round of the $50,000 U S Pro Tennis Championships at Longwood. Once a ball boy for Emerson, Alexander unleashed powerful serves to keep the 34 year old on the defensive and clinched the tiebreak 13-11 after Emerson double faulted twice.
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Roy Emerson
U.S
Longwood Cricket Club
Emerson
Sydney
Chiefs Take 11-3 Win Over Whips
Syracuse Chiefs beat the Winnipeg Whips 11-3 in the International League. George Pena hit a grand slam as part of a nine run eighth inning. Gary Jones earned the win, his fourth in six decisions, while Bill Dillman took the loss. The Whips had led 3-2 before the rally. Other games were rained out.
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Biloxi
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Victor Auer
Los Angeles
U.S
Cuba
Mexico
Fred Lynn
Southern California
Pete Helt
Michigan
Donald Quarrie
U. S
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Wheeling and Bridgeport Ready to Resume Legion Play
Wheeling and Bridgeport finally meet after three rainouts to decide the northern division finalist in the state American Legion Baseball tournament. A Bridgeport win forces an immediate second game. the winner faces Togan, the southern division champion, in the state playoff Saturday.
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Bridgeport
American Legion
Togan
Allen Makes Deals as Thomas Returns to Dallas in Trade Shuffle
Washington coach general manager George Allen added safety Richie Petitbon from the Rams for a future pick and running back Tom Barrington from the Saints. Duane Thomas was sent back to Dallas after an off field issue in New England, ending a trade with the Patriots. Carl Garrett returned to New England as part of the swap. Jerry LeVias caused camp turmoil with San Diego over pay. Eagles recall Ron Medved waivers after his grievance threat over $22,000.
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George Allen
Duane Thomas
Allen
Frank Lane
Washington Redskins
Richie Petitbon
Los Angeles Rams
Tom Barrington
New Orleans
Bruce Anderson
Petitbon
Ram
Los Angeles
Washington
Thomas
Dallas
New England Patriots
Patriots
John Mazur
New England
Upton Bell
Tex Schramm
Chargers
Ron Billingsley
Gene ‘Ferguson
San Diego
Harland Svare
LeVias
Svare
Philadelphia
Ron Medved
Eagles
United States Dominates Pan American Games Medal Day
The United States swept 16 of 17 golds, expanding its lead over Cuba in the Pan American Games. Top winners included track stars and divers, with Roxanne Pierce earning her third and fourth gymnastics golds as she nears a total of six medals.
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Colombia
Cuba
U. S
U.S
John Smith
Los Angeles
United States
Jan Johnson
Chicago Heights
Ill
al Hall
Charlton City
Mass
Lynn Graham
Fresno
Calif
Russell Knipp
Fullerton
Roxanne Pierce
Kensington
Port High School
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Canada
Venezuela
Virgin Islands
Haiti
Surinam
Bahamas
Chile
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Barbados
Trinidad-Tobago
Jamaica
Argentina
Panama
Uarterfinals
UPI
Trin
Tobago
Dutch Antilles
Peru
Uruguay
Guatemala
Harrelson Nets $210 in Pro Golf Debut
Akron Ohio news reports Ken Harrelson nicknamed the Hawk won $210 in his first professional golf event tying for 22nd with rounds of 76 73 and 72 for a five over par 221 at the Little American Golf Classic a precursor to the American Golf Classic.
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Akron
Ohio
Ken Harrelson
Harrelson
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