Orioles and Twins Complete AL Series Sweeps
Orioles rout Detroit 6-4 to widen AL lead as Frank Robinson belts two home runs and Robby Robinson nears career milestones. Across the league, Chicago beat Cleveland 7-2, Minnesota edged Washington 1-0, New York won 4-3 in 11 innings, and Boston defeated California 7-3.
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Rosburg Confesses Dodgers Tie Arouse Him While PGA Leads
Akron based story notes 1959 PGA champion Bob Rosburg who, while chasing the PGA lead after an opening 73, admits he enjoys baseball more than golf and eagerly awaits morning papers to learn how the Dodgers fared against the Pirates. He still pursues golf professionally despite long inactive wins.
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Rosburg Passes on Tigers Move Toward Golf Fame
Nicklaus and Palmer earn more than major leaguers in golf says Rosburg at 24 he declined spring training with Detroit choosing golf over baseball. He contemplates earnings, exhibitions with Floyd, and a possible PGA push while eyeing a Dodgers concern and team prospects.
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Mets Rout Giants Set Club Record In Sixth Straight Win
The New York Mets defeated the San Francisco Giants 14-3 to extend their winning streak to six, with Ed Kranepool and Jerry Grote hitting three-run homers. The win boosts the Mets’ standings amid NL action as other results include Los Angeles over Pittsburgh in 10 innings and St Louis over Atlanta.
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Major League Leaders and Key Moments From Recent Games
National and American League leaders showcase batting averages home runs and RBIs with Alou Stargell Cepeda and Aaron among top names. The report highlights a 10th inning Pirates victory paced by Mikkelsen Kennedy and a 5 run fifth inning for the Cardinals capped by Flood Cepeda and Smith. Pitching notes include Perry Blass Marichal Cuellar and Miller with strong records and a Cubs comeback featuring Simmons.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Saturday games feature Detroit at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington Chicago at Baltimore California at New York Minnesota at Boston with night game slots. Standings show Pittsburgh leading with 56 wins, San Francisco 39 losses, and Los Angeles 53–Si. Thursday results include Chicago 6 Cincinnati 1 and New York 14 San Francisco 3.
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Pineville All-Stars edge Kopperston 2 1 in district game
Mike Boggs pitched the Pineville All-Stars to a 2 1 win over Kopperston in the three district three Little League clash at Wharton. Pineville scored in the third and fourth frames while Kopperston could only answer in the sixth as Boggs fanned 13, allowing six hits. Tyree accounted for six hits for Kopperston. Pineville meets Mullens to decide the winner.
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Hoop CoachRecords Two Aces On Golf Course
Hank Morus, Newport High School basketball coach, aced the 130-yard 12th and 170-yard 16th holes at Par-Mar Golf Club near Parkersburg West Virginia, becoming the third known person this year to card two holes in one on the same nine. The McKeesport native opened with two bogies but finished with a three-under-par 31 after seven years of golf.
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WVU Frosh To Meet Kentucky Hoopsters
West Virginia University freshmen will face Kentucky's freshman squad at the Charleston Civic Center on January 14. The matchup was announced by WVU Athletic Director Robert N. Brown and Kentucky athletic director Bernie A. Shively.
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U S Shooters Clinch Title at World Championships
In Wiesbaden Germany Gary Anderson set a world record with 1156 of 1200 in the three-position combined event and teamed with teammates to win the three-position free rifle team event. John Forster matched a world mark with 391 of 400 in kneeling free rifle. The U S total golds reached 16 as Russia lagged with eight. Sweden and Switzerland added further golds.
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Ward wins West German Ladies Amateur title in frankfurt
Shirley Ward, 20, champion of the British Ladies Junior Golf, defeated Barbara Hobirk of Germany two up to claim the West German Ladies Amateur title in Frankfurt. Friedrich Carl Janssen won the men's crown, beating Bob Moss of Independence, Kan., 4 and 3.
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